Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-02-17
3 SOCIAL WEEK.
Past Week Has Been ns q ths Most
Brilliant " ths speial season
Ii HE city.

past week has beer Df the
naost brilliant of the social season ia the
city Dancing and card parties have
been the order. Beginning with Monday
night, when the Dancing club gave their
function at Baker hall, there has been
an uninterrupted round 81 social gayet,
The meeting. he press associafion
brought its atfendantssecia TEXTURES and
two parties were given FOR the nennloers
Of the association that Will not soon he
forgotten. the Typos ball at the AJlie-
neufl and the reception and ball the fol-
lowing evening given sl9Y Nllayof and Mrs,
Patterson at the Northwest Neither of
these gathering has been txeelled ia
the city for genuineness off u
and b~filliauesy d Costumes attend
ance. he tflesnler q al sssaeiiattiion
left tllseity ceiling lat fgr entertain
tnent; the good people of Bismark IRE not
to- be surpassed. Tne5contiHaoas round
OF dances has been b IDS Of late
hours for all Of the social Sci, and the
week ends with the devotees of the
dance a little tired, possibly, but feeling
that for zest Of enjoyment the week has
been :seldomSelualied.
Numerous social events have taken
place other than dances. Mrs. Michel
son entertained her friends atstwo after
noon card parties at her residence, the
Misses Davidson entertained at their
pretty home at Braeside, and there have
been several meetings Of n~eighborhood
and club card gatherings.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Fl. Jewell entertained
at dinner Friday night in honor Of Gov
ernor and Mrs. White. Their additional
guests were: Judge and Mrs. Winches-
ter, Rev. and Mrs. Joss, Mr.. and Mrs. g.
B. Little, Mr.. and Mrs. e. III. Wilson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Conklin, Mrs. Wheeler
OF Chicago, Mrs. Frank Briggs, Miss Nc
Donald of Valley City, Misses Briggs,
Wilson, Bartholomew and Waggoner,
Lieut.-Gov. Bartlett, State Treasurer
Mcmillan, A. L. Woods, Dr.$5Taylor Of
Grand Forks and e. 81. Walker. Roses
and carnations we're used in decoration.
Whist was played after dinner, Mrs. g.
B. Little and Gov. w hitc taking the head
prizes, Mrs. Briggs and Rev. Joss the
consolation. Mrs. Jewell entertained at
cards on Saturday afternoon the follow
ing ladies': Mesdames Remington, New
ton, Bronson McGillivray, Asa Patter-
son, E. G. Patterson, Gage, o. r. Barnes,
VIM. Moore, Smsth, Rawlings, Hoskins,
Win Webb, Foley, Dillon, Call, Will,
Hare, Plants, Wakeman; the Misses
Davidson, Wheat, Strauss aud Nathan.
Mrs. Newton captured the head prize
and Mrs. Gage the consolation.
The whole Of the social season has
been lively. There has been a renais-
sance Of the social structure from the
first of the year. The -guoernatorial
mansion has been thrown open upon d
number of occasions and Governor and
Mrs. White have displayed their thor
ough knowledge of the art of entertain
nent. Many of the handsome residences
OF the cit, have had their social doors
thrown open wide at various lines and
on various occasions, much to the enjoy
ment of those entertained. Cards,
dances, luncheons and the like have filed
the social season to completeness, and
there are yet a number Of events sched-
uled for the near future, before Lent
casts its souabre shadow upon the social
world and fasting replaces feas,ing for
the usual forty days.