The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 31, 1926, Page 5

“> young lad: SATURDAY, JULYal, 1928. ; 1926.. 800 People Attend Reception Munsee Return of Silver Service to Capitol | ., Eight hundred people were present | w for the reeeption of the silver ser- reception arran; t 1 department in Legg of ue the battle. ta several year age returned wh i Mrs. . Sortie, state officials and their Sie of the supreme court and their wives: Superinte: it LF. Me- ashlee Gs ‘and the lace covers of the tables! the Me ostad were Serite pened’ che! recetion arin rainy rg ie navy and the state from monial bietn in compen: Ee Se-| np] perintendent "Crate mere we nh. the 800 guests during the At the close of thet ‘eeremo: tiee John Burke an the Court, standing on case in company “ie B.! we of Mandan, _ ry neaith to & Florence H. Davissot the historical the ir. library staff, and Taylor were’ in from every department of ind Mrs. BE, J. eiving line. A state assisted in entertaining guests, The service was areanaee th ith Cd bas Le wild roses, the state tower, was set Just below the bow! on three the Bon 4, inspection of the guests, Decorations were in the state colors, pink and green.” The color scheme was carried est by|S. bowls of lavatera and ferns on the pilasters of the sre pillar-like ‘battle field wit. ar y ed in the Superb silk fags draped the stair. Mrs. Hendrickson Entertains For Mrs. Williams — ; Mrs. Howard Hendrickson enter: tained yesterday of Mrs, J. FP. Wi City, lowa, who is a guest at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. 0. Iverson, The afternoon was spent in sotial conversation, a detigutiur the close of Bernard Andrus as in serving. Gard used throt hot the | the rooms, COMPLETES UNIVERSITY path Miss Katharyn Goddard, of Mr. and Mrs. H, P, Goddard, was was wraduuted from the school of arts,! specializing in French. and English, ; at the summer session of the North! Dakota University, regently con clud- ed. She will be employed this winter in the office pf the state rine tendent of public instructior At the commencement exercises in Grand Forks Miss Goddard gave a talk rapes resentative of her rt- ment. Her subject was “My College in Retrospect.” TO ATTEND “BOARD MEETING - | Mra. W. E, Butler, state. president of the Christin Endeavor, end. Ciell Gannon, state secretary and treenee. er of the same organicati toring to Jamestown this ernoon to attend a board meeting in prepar- ation for the state E. convention to be held in Jamestown, Qbtober! ; 8, 9 and’ 10. “Jamestown ie vlenning) | for the bi E North Dake ver had in its 31 years of ppisteny.. LEAVE; FOR OR BOTTINEAU Miss Madge Runey and Mrs. Nel- lie Evarts will leave tomorrqw morn- ing by car to attend the counl perintendents’ meeting at Bot! ‘Pheir office will be. eet but as there: ere persons hat feapeatel to hove © in ring | 13 iT LEAVES FOR FOR WES' Mrs, V. E. Richter left this mor- ing fo peeks ‘pester, Going on on the at Portland, _ and will i viait at Bon Pranciaco, Callf.| tate re to Chicago, where she will friends, GUILD HOLD MEETING The World Wide cm ald enna at home of RSES ‘ENJOY PICNIC “h ~ te the ‘river betters a ee a a fe ing the night nurses and wd enjoyed a hike and CUBAVE r FOR 4 ones wether res ie Hinck er to Bi Bg the | nor John. two course luncheon being served at; 91; the superinten- ibrarian of the atate begged as tea Mr, Albertson ot i io is~ iy retired from the U. bvend sen the reception. Miss Huber Is Honor Guest at - Bridge Party Misses Helen and Lucile Dahl en-! tertained Tharsday evening at three tables of bridge in: honor of Miss ‘atley. attractively out the rooms and ments ‘were served at the close of the games. Miss Huber was f sented with an attractive gift. Mrs. Ivan Semling ‘of Hazelton was an out-of-town (cs LEAVING ON MC MOTOR TRIP Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Moule and ch dren are leaving tomorrow for month’s motor trip through th Black Hills and the bd cheek dc tional park. The; be accor panied by M Siar! hg W. ¢. Cahoon ; of Pine Ark., who have been| visiting at the Moule ane for the past two weeks. Mr. and Mrs, Cahoon. | Hea continue ‘thei ‘ough to tle and down coast to. Cali- | orate; returning to their home via; Texas. Mr. aon isa brother of} Mrs, Moule. ENTERTAINS INS FOR GUEST Mra. Antone Nelson’ entertained iterday T. Lewi jtle, Wash. The in playing whist, ‘ehetul *iunch ea. Crooks, Nelson assisting. "Tne honor Saat was presented with « lovely —< VISITING Hard gerd Mrs. jard, before. continuing their ‘are] trip to Hee wna 9 ‘and other: points in and Mra Estes just concluded a tour of the Pape a ) FARGO ne Sanoarl left this. morning tor fa 0 where he will athens the ass tournament. wi there’ He will the ton mnament aad will then during of a friend. go to St. Paul to attend the coe Pa toe: her guests Alma y will aa and rr and Dr. were in| th the f bint evening ‘Jing for Fai NTED MARRIAGE LICENSE . ae (EPS. tir ee: marae \MAG~INE. WE~ WEE *CAPAE LE? MUST 200K UKE WIG’ WHEN WER CAULLO *GTCH A SEKIOIE GIRL” _ oleae ov at “ The monthly meeting of the Wom- an’s Christian T. crs Union will a 0 the i Hughes, “Tl Sixth | Stivet. The lead- er nt be Mrs, ¢ id jostesses will be Mrs. J. Hughes and Mrs Menard. All welcome to this meeting. NTERTAINS FOR MRS, DELANCEY Miss Bessie Baldwin entertuined Thursday evening at the K. A. Thor- berg home in honor of Mrs. T. L. Delancey of Minneapolis. The guests were entertained by a shadow pan- tomime in which four characters ap- peared. Delightful refreshments ag served at-the close of the even- ing. -are TO BOTTINEAU Miss Lillian Cook left. Friday morn- ing. for Rottineau te attend the coun- ty, ‘superintende: meeting. She went part of the wer, by car with her bister, Mrs. T. er eacaehs , who jinne- LEAVE FOR MO’ MOTOR TRIP Mr, and pe 0. E. Anderson and daughter, Ai month’s Sed trip rough the! Black Hills, Wyoming and Colorado. LEAVING FOR MI MINNEAPOLIS Misn Hilda Stratton ‘is leaving to- lay for 3 two weeks’ vacation at Minneapolis, where :.she will visit with her father and brother. bmi 4 * LEAVING oN. gl Mabel .B ise Mil- PARENTS org ae Mr, and Mes. oe re endtony sre ‘Bre the ‘paren re si Fn lay a xius perbate™ i HERE FROM ROM MANDAN Ir, and Mrs. J. T. Sarvis of the at Seaton at Mandan were the i yesterday on business. RETURNS PRON WISCONSIN Racg4 Sintonson returned rd: weeks’ with, his Datenta ot 3 at Barro! wine FOR DR JAMESTOWN C. Broughton and oaahies left reget, for Jamestown to visit o Mr. Broughton’s parents. LEAVE FOR SH SHOREHAM Mrs. Sarah West Ankenmann and daughter, saan left today for Shoreham, Mi inn, by LEAVES FOR FOR FARGO Joe Orchard left this morn- to visit. with her moth. er; Mrs. Sullivan, TO VISIT AT MINNEAPO! Miss Lucile Lahr left this morning | tor a week's visit with friends at Minneapolis. TO 0 WIBHEX ON ON’ BUSINESS irs, A. D. Gordon motor- ee yetserday to transact in Mrs. — E YESTERDA’ E. Rs ie splund of Grass Lake dis- ‘eric in the city yesterday on rt ‘Sherwood, eritie of Life, eer ivan Bloch, prominent" ihe Bigs Monday Da The Beauty Doctor we “QWRETEST TNC” Seeing Ourselves | Work Started on ; —AND IF WEIPE CALLED *@PEATIFUL ” — —~ Ol IMAGINATION Is UOMALLY Salts Mf | | BY NINON CONDITION—Dry, lustreless hair. DIAGNOSIS—The hair reflects the general fitness of the body. 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