Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-12-27
Society Notes

A social event OF last evening
which was OF unusual brilliancy was
the one given by the Mannerchor
club at their hall. Nearly all the
members Of the club were present,
and q large gathering Of friends as
we'll, and the occasion was n which
will be remembered a long time as
being one OF the best ever attended.
For several weeks the plans Of this
party had been under Roadway, and
the Christmas good cheer prevailed
throughout the evening, and the most
enjoyable dancing party ever given
was the one Of last evening. OCon.
nor's orchestra furnished fine music
and everybody enjoyed the splendid
supper served at midnight.
The Christmas season Is always n
which Is looked forward TO with much
pleasure, and numerous homes are
made happy by the arrival OF tela.
tives and friends to make merry the
family circle, during the festive sea,
son.
Among those who arrived In time
to eat Christmas dinner and to spend
a few days here were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Ben Eelk and little girl Of Jamestown
and visiting at the home Of Mrs.
Belk's sisters, Mrs. w. A. Falconer
and Mrs. Il. l.. Faunce.; Miss Arva
Waggoner. Mrs. G. A. Rawlings sis.
ter, who has peen spending a number
Of weeks In New York City, arrived
in time to spend the holiday season
here, and expects to remain here a
couple of weeks yet. Mr.. E. T.. Nor.
ris and family have had the pleasure
Of a visit from Mr.. Morris's' sister,
Miss Stella Morri, who came from
Augusta, WIS.,, and will leave here
shortly for a visit on the coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. McCusker and
son came up from Braddock, and are
spending the Christmas season with
Mrs. McCusker's parents, the Nc
Hugh's.
Mrs. D. X. Brightbill and family
are enjoying a visit from Mrs. Bright.
bills sister, Mrs. Grimshaw of Sarles,
N. D. Mr.. Grimshaw is a banker of
that place.
Miss Kittie Keye came up from Far
80 to spend the Christmas season
with her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred Zuger.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Philip
Webb gave a luncheon to a number
Of ladies'. The time was spent in
taking over the happy Christmas day
events, telling Of gifts received and
loving messages from friends away
which they had received, and it was a
most enjoyable afternoon. Christmas
day, Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Webb en-
tertained the Webb families at their
home, there being fourteen present
to enjoy the day. The house IA fest
i've in holiday decorations and pre-
scented a very charming appearance
throughout. Mrs. Webb had spared
no pains in making it a truly Christ
mas dinner, and the seven courses
were partaken Of with pleasure. AT.
ter the social chats about the dinner
table and the usual talk about gifts
and holiday p~leasantries, the rooms
were arranged for al enjoyable even
ing at dancing. The day was such as
all families can enjoy when together
during the glad season.
Mr.. and Mrs. John l.. George are
enjoying a visit from Mrs. Georges
brother, Thomas Allshouse OF British
, Columbia, and Christmas day Mr..
George rendered a dinner in his hon
~ Mr. or1 Mrs. g VIZ norriOL Vvnro
guests for the dinner, also, and the
splendid seven.course repast was
greatly enjoyed by the guests.
About 175 ladies were rendered a
delightful evening, December 26th, at
the Grand Pacific hotel, when the
Jhostesses. Mrs. Henry Tatley, Mrs.
Thco. Koffel, Mrs. Olaf Nielsen and
Miss Clara Tatley %splendidly enter.
tanned the guests with the following
program:
Program.
Piano SOl0-SOnata &c Major OPP.
IA, No. ~ ............ Beethoven
(a) Allegro.
90 Allegretto.
(c) Rondo.
Mr.. Karl Peterson.
Vocal Duet-O, That We Two Were
Maying ............. A. NJ. Smith
Miss Tatley.
Mr.. HalversO1.
Reading-Unexpected Guest
............... Margaret Cameron
Miss Jessica e. Roger.
Vocal Solo-Bird Songs Liza Lehman
(al Wood Pigeon.
CD Owl.
(c) Wren.
Miss Tatley.
Violin SOlo-Berceuse Slave, Op. II
........................F. Neluda
Miss Lyle Yegen.
Duet-Mr. Halverson, Mr.. Humphreys
Reading-The Great Guest Comes
(, ........ Edwin Martin
Miss Roger.
Soprano Solo-The S0ngsters
Awakening 49,. Percy e.. Fletcher
Miss Tatley.
Bismarck people will scarcely need
any introduction to the people whose
names appear on the above program,
and reading the same over, will at
once tell one that a treat was In
store for the guests. After greeting +
the hostesses in the p~arlors, which
was followed by a short reception,
the 2hostesses invited the company to
the dining room, where the above
program was rendered. The spacious