Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-01-30
Society Notes


The ladies Of St. Georges Episcopal
church gave their annual supper last
evening at the Armory.. This was as
usual a turkey supper, and was most
delicious. There was an immense at.
tendance. and the guests went away
feeling that an evening Of pleasure
had been extended them. The tables
were prettily decorated, and the
service was splendid. In connection
with the supper there was a sale of
very beautiful fancy work which the
ladies Of the guild had made.
Mrs. w. B. diversion Of Williston,
who came here to join her husband,
Senator diversion, for the early session
mad the inaugural, has been In Bis.
marck since, participating In the So
cial affairs Of the past three weeks.
Mrs. diversion lett yesterday after.
noon for Fargo to visit at the home Of
her brother, Dr.. Dillon, for a time,
when she will later return to Bis
marck for a further visit. Senator and
Mrs. diversion while in the Capital City
are living at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. f. Is. Woodward on Sixth street.
Mrs. J.. T. Woodmanse delightfully."-
entertained II ladies yesterday after
noon in honor of Miss Cora Simpson
of Dickinson. The spacious rooms
were made festive for the occasion,
being adorned with large boquets of
carnations. The afternoon was spent
in a social manner, which was con.
cluded with the serving of delicious
refreshments by the hostess at D
o'clock.
About 80 ladies, including the Wis
iting ladies In the city were ten
dered a pleasant afternoon yesterday
at the Indian school. Mrs. William r.
Davies sent in the two rigs from the
school and the guests were taken out.
The company were escorted to the
various departments OF the school on
the different floors, and when the In.
spection tour was concluded there
was an interesting game Of basket
ball played by the boys of the school.
The girls Of the domestic science class
had prepared biscuits, doushnuts and
coffee, to which the ladies were
served before taking their departure.
The guests were highly delighted with
the afternoons pleasure, and the" re-
freshments were most delicious. The
afternoon was m of unusual inter
est to all. o.
Mr.. Harry Williams is training about
GO people for The W1irl O. the Town"
which will be exceedingly interesting
to the people Of Bismarck, as it is a
home talent play, and is very humor.
GUS. The play is one which has given
satisfaction in every place where Mr..
Williams has put it on, and the fact
that it is being backed by the Com
mercial club and the Civic league IS
In itself evidence of its merits.
Those who want an evening of real
enjoyment want to attend the Whirl
of the Town, for it will be one Of the
most entertaining plays ever given
here.
Mrs. John Sullivan and Francis
Sullivan, Jr., and Mr.. and Mrs. v. r.
Cook Of Mandan we're guests yester.
dav in our city. While here they
called on friends and did some shop
ping.
There will be a very beautiful
dancing party given at Washburn this
evening by the Masons Of that city.
O'Connor's orchestra will furnish mu.
sic, and a number of people from Bis
marck will be guests at this func-
ton. (:
Every detail is now in readiness for
the splendid Knight Templar ball of
Friday evening, January 81, and to-.
morrow evening the temple will be
filled with happy guests who will en-
joy the, hospitality of the Knights.
1t. will be the prettiest party of the,
season. for O'COnnor's orchestra will
be at its best. the decorations, and in
fact all the appointments will be per.
feet, and those who are hidden are
assured Of a delightful time.
Mrs. A, G. Divet had a message
Saturday to come home, that the
housckeeper was seriously i'll. Mrs.
Divet Immediately left for her home
at Wahpeton, but when she reached
there she found the faithful house
keeper dead. She was taken very
suddenly i'll with an attack of pneu.
cut shortmonia. Mrs. Divet's many
friends in the Capital City regret that
her stay was cut short by such a,
sad message. \
Mrs. Robert Norheim, who accom-
her husband here before the
opening of the legislature, left last
evening for a visit with her mother,
Mrs. M. E. Moore of Omaha, Neb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norheim have been
at the Mckenzie while in the
city, ~Mr. Norheim will remain here
the short recess, as he will
have several. committee matters to
to. Mrs. Norheim has many
in Bismarck who hope that !
she may return before the session
closes and spend more time with
them.
Mrs. u. L.. .Gunderson left for Far
go yesterday, from which place
she will 60 to Aneta to visit ex,Sena-
tor and Mrs. John Gunders0n for a
time prior to their going on q several
visit t. Panama. Mrs. Gun.
has been in Bismarck since be-