The Dickinson press., 1903-02-14

Congregational church, Rev. H. v
Rominger, pastor. Morning service at
lo:45, subject: "Christians the Light of
the World" preceded by a short sermon
to the children. S. S. and Bible class
at IL; Young Peoples meeting al ego;
evening service at 1890. subject: A SER
mon-lecture "Along the Mediterranean
in the Footsteps of St. Paul from Bey-
rout to Ephesus." Midweek service
Wednesday evening at 7:3o.
MI. and Mrs. w. L. Richards home
was the scene of a pleasant gathering
Tuesday evening, where a pedro party
was in session. The entertainment was
in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Smith of
Hebron, Mrs. Richards parents, who
have been visiting them for the past six
weeks. The evening was spent in a
jolly, social way, after the usual style Of
all such pleasurable vents held at the
Richards home. Mr.. and Mrs. Smith
returned to Hebron Wednesday morn
ing.
President D. f. Hartman OF The D. E..
Hartman Land Co. of St. Paul, was in
Dickinson this week making arrange
ments for a large colony of people who
are about to settle on the company's
land southwest of New England. A
carload of these new settlers are ex.
pected in Dickinson during the coming
week, and during the coming 30 days it
is the purpose of the company to erect a
store and hotel at a point about 40 miles
southwest of New England. The COM
pany has hundreds of settlers booked for
Western North Dakota.
The athletic department of the State
University is contemplating an inter-
scholastic field day to be held under
University auspices annually in May, to
be known as the North Dakota Inter.
scholastic Field Meet. The University
will assume all responsibility and ex.
pense of conducting this meeting, and
present three medals to the winners in
each event, and a banner emblematie of
the North Dakota state championship to
the team scoring the largest number of
points. All state high schools will be
asked to complete.
A number Of excellent recipes are pre-.
sented in the March Delineator. The
younger member of the household, gifted
with a sweet tooth, will probably find
pleasure in trying the several kinds of
meringues, in CONNECTION seldom at
tempted in the home. though it appears
from the recipes comparatively simple.
The Tor predetermined housewife
will find some useful suggestions in an
article on the uses Of the bean, and also
in the paper on ragouts. The pages of
illustrated cookery, showing a St. Pat
rick's day luncheon, constitute a pleas.
ing display.
The masque ball Friday evening was
a brilliant affair and a success in every
way and Mrs. Gregory may we'll feel
satisfied with the result of her efforts.
The prize for the most beautiful lady's
costume percale dress pattern-was
awarded to Miss Aldyth Ward who wore
an exquisite Greek gown; Mrs. Belden
was given a lace collar, the judges deem.
ing her Recorder costume the most
unique; Mrs. George as a Norwegian
peasant was given a box of stationery,
the prize for the honorable mention cos.
tune. Of the gentlemen, Mr.. Mcbride
as a Spanish cavalier received the first
prize-a leather cigar case, and John
Leask as a "Dutchman" was awarded a
box of cigars for the most unique o s
tune. The guild of St. Johns served
supper for the dancers. The net receipts
of dance and supper were $40.