Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-01-26
Society Notes


! Society Notes
Mrs. r. J. Woodmansee will give a Sc,
ries OF afternoon teas next week. The
first one will be on Wednesday,, and Miss
Cora Simpson Of Dickinson will be the
guest Of honor. Mrs. Woodmansee will
also entertain on Friday and Saturday
afternoons.
Saturday being rather a quiet day So
cially.> the visiting ladies in the city went
up to the capitol for the afternoon. being
especially interested in the outcome OF
the woman's suffrage bill before the SEN
ate, Which much TO the disappointment:
Of a number present. was defeated. Tho
following were some: OF the ladies' at the
capitol: Mrs. Alloys Wartner. Mrs. robt.
Norheim, Mrs. II. J. Linde. Mrs. NJ. r..
Butler. Mrs. N. W. Hawkinson, Mrs.
j.. e. Davis, Mrs. j. II. Bloom, Mrs. ".
Il. diversion, Mrs. j. +. Stevens, Mrs
a. G.. Divet. Mrs F. II. Hyland, AIRS
L.. d. Wylie, Mrs. T.. l.. Gunderson.
Mrs. O. 0. Trageton. There were also a
great many Bismarck ladies' in attend
ancc mt the Saturday session Of the leg
islaturc.
AIR. and Mrs. T.. l.. Gunlersm were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Norheim
at the Mckenzie last evening for din
Eer ."'
Mr.. He. Fish will have charge Of the
Young Peoples meeting at the Presby-
terrain, chapel tomorrow evening at $50.
Anyone desiring to hear an interesting
special music. H.,
The ladies' who will have charge Of the
Sons Of Norway supper to be given Jam
uary 2sth at the armory deserve a good
attendance. In fact, an attendance is
assured, for, these, suppers have always
been a treat to which the people Of the
city look forward to with much pleas
ure. And when one, glances over the
following menu there is no doubt about
the enjoyment Of feasting at such a
spread:
Lutefisk .r =, Cream Gravy
Potatoes
Et- Lefse
Queen Olives Sweet Pickles
Kjodkaker Brown Gravy
Cream Potatoes French Peas
Cranberry Sauce Cabbage Salad
Rolls * '. Rye Bread
Prune Pudding with Cream
F%attigmand ~ -t Coffee
Next Friday, January 3lst. the Ma
sonic temple will be festive in pretty
decorations, when the knights will re-
ceive the members of the order and their
wives IN a large gathering of friends
to participate in the prettiest dancing
party. ever given in the city. Cut flow
dence that evening. to the extent of out
CHASING former social events. for the
party is to be formal and beautiful.
iO'Connor's ten.piece orchestra will fur
nish the best of music and the commit
tees in charge will be instrumental in
having every detail carried out to the
letter. '.r, $50 .@ p.
AZ. marriage license was issued Fri.
day to VIM. Marvel and Martha Sla-
ter, both Of Brittin.
Fargo Forum: The Fargo w. C. r. Y.
held a sUlendid meeting Thursday after
noon at the Civic Centre and Club house.
The occasion was an open meeting to
O'Clock dinner mo program given by the
Woman's club, the guests Of honor being
which members Of local clubs and the
Scandinavian W.. C. 7. U. were invited.
The feature of the afternoon, was q Leo
ture on Eugenics ty DR.. N. C. Callan-
der. DIR. Callander talked of many Of
the. fundamental facts of> life which are
too little understood and studied. Ee
told Of the alarming increase Of the loss
Of infant life and how in many instances
this could be prevented. DR.. Callander
of preventing feeble minded inc crimina
classes from becoming parents and Of
marriage based en- principles Of health.
He said that the human race should be
improved just as the rule for the SUR
vival of the fittest holds good for domes-
tic animals. His talk was greatly enjoy
ed and most comprehensive and fconsid-
ering the attendance Of leading women
of the city intellectually. socially, and
in the club world, should make a wonder
full impression. Following his talk the
ladies' spent some time in discussion
which showed their interest in the sub
ject of the. day. Mrs. r. H. Wilder, who
was to have given a report Of. her recent
trip to Washington, d. c., was present,
but was not able to speak on account Of
a severe Cold which she contracted after
returning home. After the formal part
of the program, a pleasant social time
was enjoyed and tea and waters were
served. Mrs. Wilder poured tea and as