The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-11-17
Lutheran Ladies' Aid
Preparing for Bazaar

a lute&isk and meatbau dinner will
feature the bazaar 70 be given BY the
Trinity Lutheran Ladies' Aid ct The
church parlors Thursday, Nov. a.
with serving starting ct $50 O'Clock
The display Of articles suitable for
Christmas gifts, which viii be offered
for sale, win b opened at O'Clock
In the afternoon. The handmade gifta
Will be arranged IN booths for various
rooms Of . home. A large assortment
Of baby and doll clothing also win be
In separate booth. The dinner and
bazaar viii be open to the public.
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Mrs. <. q. Hathaway q FARGO has
come to Bismarck to join Mr.. Hath
away and visit relatives for Z few
days.
The November social gathering d
the state tax commissioner Office
employees took the form Of banque,
with covers laid for 10 guests given
Wednesday evening ct the Patterson
hotel dining room. The function
which was arranged BY Miss 0ermine
Hein1e. honored the birthday Of two
staff members, the Misses Nina Gel
ger and Ruth stenquist.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Staley and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest O. Stout, r., and
their daughter, Maryanu, are leav.
ing Saturday for Williston to visit,
until the middle Of next week with
Dr.. and Mrs. r. /. Bork. Mrs. Stoudt
and Mrs. Bork are daughters Of Mr.
and Mrs. Staley. Miss Frances Gates
Of st. Paul. niece Of Mr.. and Mrs
6taley, has returned to her home a.
ter visiting here for several days.
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Arriving from Los Angeles, Calf.
Friday evening to make their home Il
Bismarck were Mrs. r. G. Rosen ant
son, Gerald Rosen. and her sou.in.
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs
William Hart. They joined E. g
Rosen, who has made his home herr
for several months since opening Thu
Rosen Service garage. For the pres.
ent. they arc making their home Q,
the Patterson hotel.
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Mira. Thomas II. Noodle Of wills.
ton. wife Of the governor-elect, va.
entertained at luncheon during hel
stay II Bismarck Friday BY Mr.. anc
Mrs. Walter J. Maddox, ~ Sixth
st. Other guests were Mr.. and Mrs
Wallace Maddox and Mrs. Howard
Wood. After luncheon, the part,
visited the Capitol and the state peni.
Tertiary. Governor and Mrs
Noodle left late in the afternoon fol
jamestown.
DR.. Clyde Welsh Of Seattle, Wash.
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert n. WelSh
Mandan, and former resident surgeon
at the Bismarck hospital, visited i
few days this week with his parent.
and other relatives. d.. Welsh IN.
Just come from New York City. Phila.
delphia and other eastern points
where he had visited the Rochelle,
and Cornell medical clinics, the Cool
and Presbyterian hospitals and thu
Illinois Eye and Ear Infirmary. Fl
route to Bismarck, he saw the Min.
sota.1ndiana game ct Minneapolis
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Senator and Mrs. James ?. Cain o.
Dickinson are visiting this weekend
at the home Of Dr.. and 1fys. ". J
IARose, 522 Sixth st. DR.. IARos(
Is expected to return Sunday from
m eastern trip during which he visit.
ed his daughters. Miss Marcelle La.
Rose, who = . senior student at thu
David Belasco school Of dramatic ar1
n New York City, and Miss Eliza.
beth Ann LAR06e, who Is in her firs1
[year at Mary Grove college, Detroit
Mich. d. IARose was called 70 De.
troit 70 treat Mrs. 8. w. MacRoberts
formerly Of Fargo, after he had ct.
tended the meeting Of The American
THEOLOGICAL society, which was helt
ct Cleveland, Ohio.
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A surprise celebration marking thu
birthday anniversary Of Miss Alicl
Walsh WAS given "wednesday evening
By the Misses Haxle Devore and Aims
Iiudgren and Ars. Lowell 81. Paddacl
ct the Paddock home, Gil Sixth st
An additional surprise for the guest o.
honor WAS the presence q her broth.
er. John Walsh Of Albany. n. r. WIKI
had been visiting at Nakoti and cama
through Bismarck On his way home
He remained here until Thursday a.
ternoou. Diversion for the affair In
cluded bridge games played Of tws
tables, In which tho Misses Rose Lefol
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