The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 23, 1927, Page 5

\i/ . Bank Employes Give x a “THURSDAY, JUNB 28, 1927 Social and Personal 6: Gladys Von. Hagen Mrs. Mullin Gives. Gives Birthday Party Bridge Party For . For . Sister, Merle Miss Gladys Von Hagen was hos- tess Wednesday afternoon at a sur- prise birthday party in honor of her sister, Merle. The guests spent the afternoon at| Minn bridge. At the conclusion of the games, Miss Frankie Davis assisted the hostess in serving a refreshment course. Miss Merle Von Hagen was presented with many birthday gifts. « Mrs. Gilchrist Is Guest of Honor at Pretty Bridge Party 4 | Mrs. T. R. Atkinson entertained Wednesday evening ‘at three tables of bridge in compliment to Mrs. Wil- liam Gilchrist of Akron, Ohio, férm- oy Miss Josephine Welch of this city. Mrs, W. Wyard of Minneapolis, who +s visiting at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs, . Lahr, won the high score in the bridge games, Mrs. Atkinson used bright colored garden flowers as decorations about the rooms. Following the games Mrs. Gordon Cox and Mrs. M.A. Atkinson assisted the hostess in serving a refreshmeng course. Beside Mrs. Gilchrist and Mrs. Wyard, Mrs. E. Regs of Min- o neapolis, who is a st er sister, Mrs. J. Mullin. was an out of the city guest. Annual Picnic Supper The employes of the Bank of North Dakota gave the annual bank picnic Wednesday afternoon at Fort Lincoln. Baseball games, stants, and dancing were the main diversions of the aft- ernoon. At the conclusion of the aft- ernoon a picnic supper was served. Attorney General George Shafer was a guest of honor at the picnic. MOTOR TO INDIANA Mr, and Mrs, J. B. iSayler\ and daughter, Helen, and: Mrs, William Noggle and daughter left today by car for a trip to Indiana and Mich- igan, The Saylers will go to Logans- port, Rensselaer, South ‘Bend, and Knox, Ind. and to points in Michi- gan, Mrs. Noggle and daughter will visit near Fort Wayne arid Kékomo. Indiana is.the home state of the Say- lers and Mrs: Noggle, and they ex- pect to visit there with relatives and friends until the first part of Au- gust. Out of Town Guests Mrs. J. L. Mullin entertained Wed- neaday afternoon in compliment to her sister, Mrs. T. E. Rugg of Minne- Miss Valborg Aasgaard of olis, who is the guest of her sister, Mrs. 'Theodore Greenfield; and Mrs. William Gilchrist of Akron, Ohio, who is visiting at the home of her mother, Mrs. George A. Welch. Bridge was played at three tables during the afternoon. Mrs. J. M. Harty won the prize for the high score at cards.~ The guests of honor were presented with dainty guest favors. Following the games, Mrs. Mullin served -a ‘course lunchcon. Out of Town Guest Is Honored at Bridge Miss Elizabeth Jones entertained Monday evening at her home at 500 avenue A in compliment to her niece, Mrs. James Gilchrist, of Akron, Ohio, who is a guest at the home of her mother. Mrs. George A. Welch. Two tables of bridge were in play during the evening. Miss Ethel Pol. lard held the high score at cards and was awarded a dainty prize, while Mra. Gilchrist was presented with ‘a guest favor. weet peas and ferns were used to furnish attractive floral decora- tions. Miss Mary Jane Whittey as- sisted the hostess in serving a re- freshment, course following the games. RETURNS FROM EUROPE Mrs, Edmond A. Hughes has re- turned from a three months’ trip to Europe which she made in company h Mrs. Walter Douglas of Min- neapolis. Mrs. Hughes and Mrs, Douglas motored through France, Bel- gium, and Holland, and also traveled through the devastated areas of France with Miss Anne Morgan, whc elared. On their return to New York, Mrs. Hughes and Mrs, Douglas were the guests of friends for a few days, before returning home- ARRIVE IN MAINE Word has been received from Mr. and Mrs. J. P. French and Miss, Ruth Staley, who are taking a motor trip to eastern points, that they have ar- rived at Augusta, Maine, where they will spend a few weeks with relatives. En route they have visited West Vir- ginia cities, Washington, D. C,, New York, Boston, and other eastern points. DELIVERS ADDRESS BAPTIST LADIES MENTING The Baptist Ladies will meet Fri- y .| migration, left today for day afternoon at the home of Mrs: | Titre he delivered the principal ad- Vv. M. Craven at Menoken. 4. M. Devine, commissioner of _im- Hebron of the congregation wishing to attend | dresn.at the annual farmers’ picnic should phone Mrs, Charles Staley.| Which was: held at that place this The ladies will meet at the Baptist | afternoon. church at one o'clock Friday for transportation to Mrs. Craven's home. TO CHICAGO “Mrs. A.W. Mellen left Wednesday | Fargo for the past year, is the guest of Miss Fo Marapene| route to her home at Mott. evening for Minneapoli will meet Mr. Mellen, w! the past week in that city, and con- tinue their: trip» to.Chicago. -Mz..and Mrs. Mellen expect to spend about 10 days in Chicago. RETURNS FROM ‘VACATION J. P. Curran, state printer, re- turned Wednesday from a vacation trip to Grand Forks and several lakes in northern Minnesota. Mrs. Curran and family will remain at the lakes for a longer outing before returning ome. EN ROUTE TO KINTYRE Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Davis of Miles City, Mont. visited in Bismarck Wednesday and Thursday en route to Kintyre where they will be the ests of Mrs. Davis’ parents, Mr. and rs, Theodore Burkoltz, PARENTS OF SON Mr. and Mrs. Leo Barth of Man- dan announce the birth of a son at the St. Alexius hospital this morning. Mrs, Barth is a daughter'of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Eliason of Bismarck. RETURNS HOME - Mrs. T. R. Goddard, who, has spent the past three weeks. vin wha city an the guest of her mother-in-law, Mrs. LJ, Wilson, left this morning for her ~4 Rome in Minneapolis, HERE FOR VISIT Mrs. W. D. Donovan of Crosby ar- rived in Bismarck Wednesday ior a visit at the home of her daugwter, Mrs, Arvid Backlund, 422 Twelfth strect. TO BIG SAND LAKE Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Corwin and sons, William and Charles, left to- day by car for Big Sand Lake in Minnesota where they will spend a month, ACCEPTS POSITION ‘ Miss Alice Olson, who has spent some time in Bismarck, left Wednes- \ day for Glendive, Mont., where she has accepted a position, HERE ON BUSINESS H, J. McCall of Jgmestown is in the city transacting blsiness. ¥ : The Weather Unsettled tonight and Friday: Probably EN ROUTE HOME Mias Mary McCoy, who has been attending the agricultural college at Ruby Berquist, while en Try a De Luxe or Burma Patterson Barber Shop.—Edw. L. Ban- shave at, Hotel non, Prop. AT THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH St. Jolin the Baptist day will be observed tomorrow at St. orge’s Episcopal church with a celebration of the Holy Communion at 10 o'clock. GUESTS FROM’ COLUMBUS Mr. and Mrs. ‘J. ‘Pp: Regan had as their guests Tuesday and ‘Wednesday, Mr. and Mrs. Stay Killen and Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Truax of Columbus. GUEST OF MRS. FOLSOM Mrs. Florence Folsom at 412 Eighth street has as her guest Miss Maxine Rochford of .New York. city, who will be here for several weeks. pitantes 1S DISCHARGED FROM HosriTat Hans: Christianson of Baldwin, who has been a patient at St. Alexius hos- pital for several weeks, was dis- charged Wednesday. VISITS HERE Mrs. H. L. Strong of Colgate ieft this morning for Fargo to spend some time after visiting friends itt Bismarck and McKenzie. VISITS MAYO CLINIC Dr. C. E. Stackhouse left last night for Rochester, Minn., where he will visit the Mayo clinic for several } weeks, ON BUSINESS TRIP Max Potter and Thomas Edel of Breien arrived in the city today to spend a few days on business. IMPROVES IN HEALTH John Larson of near Mandan is a patient in the Bismarck hospital. DR. M. E. BOLTON Osteopathic Physician Phone 240-W 114% Fourth St. Thrill and gasp and laugh and love your way around the “Wonder Beltofthe World.” Step lively attheRiviera.Christ- masinthe HolyLand. New Year's Eve in Cairo. India in her cool season. Japanin plum-blossom time. And home through the Panama Canal. Sailing December 2. Mediterranean ; Cruise Lr ht seb ir aera uty, step) rnity all, absorbed in the 73 gay, companionable days of this cruise deluxe. Sailing February 4. SeeTeTeeEa seer H. M. 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