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

the Eastern Star this evening at $50,
at the Masonic temple. .
Mrs. H. A. Whelitz OF Steele was a
visitor in the capital city Thursday,
attending to matters Of business and
calling on friends. ..s..s a.
The Commercial Club hall will be
the scene OF a merry gatherin: this
evening, when the Limited Dancing
club are entertaining at dancing.
Mrs. c. A. Brummond arrived in
Bismarck from Washburn Thursday
evening for a weeks visit with her
mother, Mrs. Johanna Vesperman.
Automobile clubs are being formed
over the state, and the citizens, not
only in Bismarck, but elsewhere, are
busy fixing up their machines so that
long trips may be made when the
roads are In good condition.
The Senior members of the Presby.
terrain Sunday school were %enjoyably
entertained at the chapel last evening.
| The teachers and friends who had the
evenings pleasure in charge spared
no pains to make 1t an evening to be
remembered. Games, music and vari-
GUS amusements made the evening
| pass rapidly. Refreshments Of the
most delicious kind we're served.
Home made candies were also a part
Of the menu. .
The NJ. y. A. and Commercial Club
Benefit ball, which was given Thurs.
day evening, was n Of great enjoy
ment to all present. The attendance
was large and the music, which "a
donated by Warden Hellstrom. by the
~Penitentiary orchestra, was such as
to make dancing a pleasure. The pr.
ty a most enjoyable and also 4 fin
ancial success. The proceeds from
this and the proceeds from the show
to be given at the Bijou on Friday
evening should make Il neat sum TO
send the food sufferers.
Mrs. Ed Fisher and Mrs. A. b. Will
liams entertained IL ladies Wednes-
day at the home of Mrs. Fisher in
honor Of Mrs. J. r. Thomas who leav-
es with her husband soon for Almont,
n. D., where they will make their
home. The party was in the nature
Of a surprise to Mrs. Thomas who was
presented with several pieces Of Hay
iland china. The afternoon was spent
in games and music and at the close
of the day an elegant luncheon was
served. '''
Major Il. K. Steedman returned
Wednesday from an extended visit in
the eastern cities The Major says
his visit was a very delightful one,
visiting friends and relatives. He
also attended the inauguration Of
President Wilson, which was a most
enjoyable occasion.o He thinks the
trip did him much good and he looks
as though life had been a pleasure
tduring his vacation.of'
On Saturday, March 20, the Com
nercial Travellers celebrated the 25th
anniversary Of their organization. On
this date the boys met at their hall
and fittingly observed the day with
| appropriate exercises. When the u.
c. 7. boys meet the occasion is always
one OF enjoyment, and this one prov
ed especially SO. There were
than fifty in attendance, and they had
Holmboe, the photographer, take Il
group picture of them. This photo
graph is nov done and is a very fine
group.
Thursday evening the Fargo High
school debated on the subject Of
Commission Form OF Government"
Both sides had given this subject care
full study and there is no doubt about
the interest manifested, as this very
question will within a few days be
submitted 10 the voters of Fargo. The
speakers were: Administration
Monson, Florence Ames and Floyd
Emery; the ncgative-Wiliam Nc
Fadden, Charity Pinney and George
Dixon. .sa
On Wednesday evening the wash
ington Neighborhood" club of Fargo
enjoyed an interesting program. Prof.
Guy Vowels of Fargo college gave an
instructive illustrated lecture on
"Scandinavia and Russia" Bismarck
people will remember Prof. Novels,
he having at II time been employed
In the state insurance department at
the capitol. When Mr.. Novels left
Bismarck, about four or five years ago..
he went to Europe, and since his re-
turn has been connected with Fargo
college. ).
Mr.. an dMrs. George Stables write
as follows of their trip: q
"R. NJ. S. Empress CT Ireland, Mar.
eth, 1Sl3.-At 9:3O this morning we
came on board this great big boat,
the Empress of Ireland" and at $50
this afternoon with the band playing
God Save Our King and the waving
of hands and cheering. we left St.
John, New Brunswick, and started
our journey across the big mill-pond.
They are all Canadians and Old
Country people on this boat and it
wasn't long l discovered that l was
the only American on board. I had
them all bowling to the American
Eagle and the Stars and Stripes on
the lett sleeve of, INV dress.
Coming down the Bay Of Funday
it was very rough and j have been
sick all day and would give anything,
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