Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-01-09
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was there q greater gathering q
gallant gentlemen. y III. F'- ,ssa VI 81, [.
At the conclusion Of the march I
delightful two step was. begun and
soon the scene had changed from
the stately parade to the graceful
circling Of the hundreds on the floor
The dancing program was as follows:
Grand March---LaF gillette ~. .4.:....
-. ........... Homer Davis
Two Step-Parisian Vincent Scotto
;Waltz-My Lady Laughter *.
* ................ Charlotte Blake
Two Step-The Girl I Love $500.
..:......,.:....... Robert Rocker
Waltz-Cupid's Glance 49,. N J.;
................ Paul Emo
Lancers-The Smart Set ....'...5...
.."............... Sol Bloom
Two Step-The Flower Girl M. - {. d Z.
............. Percy Wenrick
Waltz-Sounds from the Brook u.
,.......................... F. H. Gray
Observation-Disclosures Club
...... .)........ -. Hazel
INTERMIssION &,
Two. Step-Big Chief :. 49,. ....,.%..,.:
80. ..... T. s. Allen
Waltz-GirlhOod ......O. Edwards
Three Step-Cherry Blossoms. =. 81.
Emma Harte
Two Step-Southern Beauties ......
................. c. l.. johnson
Lancers-Pride of Capitol HILL !. ]. y !
g. ....... ................ Chas. White
Waltz-Dream Thoughts ....5.....
= -. *. ... e, ~, William Arnold
Two step-In Jungletown ..,........%
............... ......, Theo. Morse
Waltz-Good Night Melodies .....;
49, -. .+.'..... =. H1ldretn
The chamber was simply decorated,
the American 1colors about the music
stand being the only bit of color, as
the beauty of the room needed no
enhancing with bunting. |
An elegant supper was served by
the ladies Of the Swastika club in
the basement and the ladies received
much praise for their endeayprs to
please. ~ ~ ''< >: #5.
during most: of the evening the
house gallery was packed with In.
terested onlookers, it being estimated
that over 200 persons saw the dance
from that vantage spot. = ,.5s555EI. I
( The detail arrangements for the
dance were most complete and there
was no long wait in the cloak rooms
nor confusion of any kind. At many
points about the, building uniformed
members 81 Company A stood guard
or directed the way to those not f.
miliar with the building and nothing
to mar the occasion occurred. sE&s$5ss
The dancing program lasted until
2 a. M, yet many were 10th TO leave
the scene Of so great q pleasure. Z.
IS SevtI. 5iS + q, -t4& NoteS. s r. 49, :. . -.
=. Superintendent Slattery received
many compliments for the able way
IN which he handled the many little
details OF arrangements about the
capitol. His quiet, smooth way Of
managing things was fully exempli-
fed on this occasion. s@a.FsSa !. i ~
NJ Captain Baker and Senator WEIGH
Greeted the guests as they arrived
at the head Of the, main stairway
and by their hearty greeting and
gracious manner made all feel at
home. Z. ~ &t y::4 I, T.. III IN. al IN.
Among the visitors were: Senator
Crane and daughter Of Cooperstown;; 4
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Badger Of Man
dan; Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Price Of
Fargo; Mr.. and Mrs. F. 2. Dibley Of
Fargo; Senator and Mrs: ID s, Tai
colt Of Buffalo; Mrs. Robert Thomp-
son of Fargo; Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas.
J. Atwood of Courtenay; Benjamin
Stoelting Of Expansion, superfntend-5
ent OF schools OF Mercer county;
Burt Proctor Nof Jamestown; Senator
Duis Of Grand Forks; Hon. F.. G..
Kneeland and wife OF jamestown;
Editor Mitchell OF the Fargo Daily
News; Wellington Iryish Of the Mott
Pioneer; Will Fortune Of Mandan;
Frank j. Hellstrom, wife and neice;.
j. E. Dixon Of Fargo; Representative
Ward, wife and daughter OF MORTON.
M' 6; u LUCKY LUCKY II.