Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-02-04
Society Notes

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Sunda- in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
| McGillis. The guests were hidden
to come at l o'clock, at which time
| Mrs. McPhee served a delicious four
course dinner. The afternoon was
spent In a very enjoyable maner, as
Mr.. McPhee's boyhood home is at
G%lengary, Canada, which place is the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. McGillis. Mr..
and Mrs. McGillis have visited at the
home Of D. ]. McGillis and family
since before Thanksgiving. and will
before returning homo visit on the
coast.
Rev. A. MEG. Beede has Just re-
turned from another trip to the Turtle
mountains, and was in Bismarck yes.
terday, returning to his home at
Cannon Ball this morning. Father
Eeede expects to return to the Capital
City in a few days. His experience
among indians, especially along mis-
sionary lines is broad, and while here
he met with the missionary commit
tee TO branch cut on. Prior to this
Father Beede has outlined lessons for
the COMMITTEE. and the workers along
this line are yer" grateful for the able
assistance given them by Father
Beede. IT,
"The Whirl OF the Town" is making
splendid headway-every rehearsal
shows marked Improvement, and the
keen interest is manifested by those
taking part. The people Of the city
are looking forward to this play with
much interest, and those who expect
to attend are assured Of an enjoyable
evening. Further, anything that the
Commercial club and Civic league take
held OF deserves a good patronage, for
nothing but the best is backed by thes
two organizations. And to know thu
ability Of Mr.. Williams and his great
success in every city and town where
this play has been given is alone slf-
ficient to warrant its being splendid.
This afternoon the w. c. T. U. will
be entertained at the home Of Mrs.
D. II. Houser, Avenue B and Second
street. 1t promises to be an afternoon
of interest. for it will be "A Frances
Willard memorial meeting"
! There will be a good attendance at
the social dance given at the Armory,
for it is the last pre.Lenton dance.
All who attended the other dancing
party given by Prof. Ryan had a de-
lishtful time, and tonight will be 10
exception. "...
This afternoon there will be a most
enjoyable dime social at the Chapel
Of the Presbyterian church. Mes
danes N. l.. Call, G.. W. Wolbert,
Robert Orr, and c. B. Little will be
the hostess, and they have arranged
for an interesting program and lovely
C freshments. The afternoons pleas.
IRE is for any ladies desiring to come,
visiting lauies and others, as it is not
4 denominational affair, but a social
to make anyone VINO desires to come
to the chapel heartily welcome.
B. p. I'eltZ, who represents the Nc
Ccul-Dinsmore Grain company in this
section of the state left for Butte yes.
terday afternoon. Mr.. Beltz has been
in The Capital City for the past eight
weeks, and has been a guest at the
Mckenzie while here.
Last evening the Mannerchor club
celebrated the last dance before Lent.
There was IN immense attendance,
and a most enjoyable time for all the
guests, as no pains were spared by the
committee in charge to make the com
pany have a delightful evening.
O'Conor's orchestra furnished music,
and splendid refreshments were
served at midni5I>.
The Current Events club will meet
at 2:30 O'Clock Wednesday, at the
home Of Mrs. Andrew Miller, West
Thayer street.
Today the members of both house
and senate will again be at their place
CT duty, and the work about the capitol
building will be in full swing. The
short adjournment since last week was
greatly enjoyed by the legislators,
Eecially those who could get home.
Some, however, were too busy on com
mittee work to go away. from nov