Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-01-10
Society Notes

A surprise party of unusual interest
was given on Wednesday afternoon,
January Sth, when Mrs. Caroline NJ.
Smith celebrated her eightieth birth.
day at her home on GIL Fifth street.
Mrs. Smith is a member of the Bap.
fist church and a number of the ladies
of the congregation rendered her a
very delightful surprise. One Of the
ladies' brought a birthday cake, which
proved to be n Of the greatest sur
prises, for the cake was not found un.
til after the departure OF the guests.
A lovely bouquet OF carnations and
other gifts were presented Mrs. Smith.
Mrs. Smith is enjoying wonderfully
good health at her time in life and is
spry and able to work. She was able
to attend the exercises at the chu:ch
in Connection with the Christmas tree
and walked home from the church
Christmas eve. After spending a very
ENJOYABLE afternoon and extending
Mrs. Smith the best of wishes, the
company departed.
Wednesday afternoon, Mrs. w. p.
Lomas pleasantly entertained In hon
or of Mrs Robert Norheim Of Alex.
ander, N. D. The following ladies
we're present and enjoyed themselves
at cards: Mrs. o. ,Holta, Mrs. Austin
Logan, Mrs. Andrew Miller. Mrs. e.
J. Schultz, Mrs. p. r. Fields, Mrs. II.
r. Murphy and Mrs. L. Richmond. Two
prizes were awarded, one guest prize
and one for high core. which were
presented to Mrs. u. Holta At the
close of the game Mrs. Lomas served
delicious refreshments. Mrs. Norheim
came to join her husband, who is a
member of the House and will remain
for some Of the social functions during
the session.
Mrs. Sam Day who has been visit
ing among friends in Bismarck and
Mandan for some time, spending
Christmas in the capital city, when
Mr.. Day was also here, left yesterday
morning after enjoying a visit at the
home of Mrs. caroline NJ. Smith on
Fifth street, to join her husband at
Wing, North Dakota, where Mr.. Day
is employed in a bank for a short
time. Mr.. and Mrs. Day have since
their departure from Bismarck been
residing with Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. J. Day,
Mr.. Days father, in order that MIR.
Day might be benefited by the out
door air, which his health demanded at
that time. Bismarck friends are glad
to know that he is better.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Madden departed
yesterday morning for Washburn, their
future home, where Mr.. Madden will
be engaged in the law business with
Attorney Manuel, The best Of wishes
OF a host of friends are extended MIR.
an dMrs. Madden.
The Misses Bedtime and Wander
Las were hOstesses to their co-wOrk-
e:s, the teachers, at the Dunnraven
on Wednesday evening. The time
was e~njoyably spent in sewing, the
occasion being a thimble bee. At the
close Of the evening, the guests were
served with delicious Refreshments.
Mrs w. q. diversion will arrive from
Williston today, to join her husband,
Senator diversion. Mrs. diversion will
remain in the Capital City several
weeks to enjoy the social functions
with her husband, which are always
a feature OF. the session time.
Miss Minnie Nelson, president of
the North Dakota Federation Of Wo-
mems clubs, read an interesting paper
at the Valley City Sorosis Club this
week. Miss Nelson's subject was
Lessons from Our Alien Farmers.
Mrs. Leo. Strauss read a paper on
Conservation of Food and Economy
in its Preparation
Miss Beatrice tombstone, county su.
perintendent of schools of Grand Forks
county, gave an elegantly appointed
dinner January seventh to the mem.
bers Of the boards of education of the
Grand Forks city schools under whom
she has served in the teaching profess
sion, and their wives. The dinner was
prepared by a group of Miss John.
stones former pupils, under the direc.
ton of Miss Switzerland and Miss Op-