Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-06-04

tNooertS are sisters and came to Bis
march Tuesday, enroute to Iowa,
where they will visit. Mrs. Hosfeld
OF Mott was also a guest in Bismarck
Tuesday and left today for Mortified,
Mimi. Mrs. j. X. Murray of Mott,
wife of States Attorney Murray, also
came in Tuesday and leaves Wednes.
day for Dickinson, to be the guest of
MIS-. l.. "A. Simpson during the met
ing of the Federated clubs.
Shower For Miss Barnes.
The members = the Band Of Hope,
consisting of % young misses, the
Sunday school class of the Presby-
terrain church, entertained Tuesday
evening in honor of their teacher,
Miss Lois Barnes, at the home of
Miss Margaret Weatherhead, 423 Sec.
ond street. The event on this occa.
sion was a kitchen shower, the rooms
being profusely decorated in pink and
white, the bride-elect's favorite col.
ofs. Each n of the party wrote
love letters, and while the guest of
nonor was standing under the chande-
her reading the letter she had writ.
ten, a bag full of red hearts, hanging
beneath the lights, of all sorts and
sizes, burst open and showered over
the Drlde-to-be. She was then seat.
ed IN the center of the room and the
presents were offered her in a large
dlslpan, from which she UNFRAMED
mem and as she opened them she de.
scrlbed to the party the uses she in.
tended making Of each article. Then
d snort vocal and musical program
was rendered, In which the entire par.
" engaged. The guests chose part.
ners for the luncheon by orresnond.
ing numbers from pink and white rib.
oohs' the luncheon being served from
tie 'ouhet. and consisting of sand.
Wlches, cake, fruit salad and straw.
perry sherbet, the guests drawing the
PINK ribbons served those wearing
lne "hlte. Music then followed, and
when the guests departed the mem.
pers OF the party extended their
nearly wishes to their teacher. and
acted as her escorts to her home
st: mary's School Exercises,
tuesday evening the Commence.
neht exercises at st. Mary's school
were rendered and it was one of the
jest programs given in the caDital
Guy for some time. The hall was
nicely decorated in the class colors
we green and white, and pennants
were plentiful over the arch to also
a to It's beauty. The hall was An.
Gu win parents and friends. who
were enthusiastic in their applause,
lneie was a vim and snap to the
wnole which was most gratifying, and
,wltnout a single exception every
NUMBER was we'll rendered, Tic cho.
rus "ork was especially fine. tho
young people having received training
uhder Sister A~nastasia. and the nro.
gram represented an enormo,,s III ~
WORK, It is seldom young folks sneak
o. ulstinctly as vas the case last
n.enlhs' which made the entertain.
naent very enjoyable. The dialogues
'We,e amusing and, ".Buy a Broom"
actlon song" "Dwarfs," "Chinamenn
we're especially good. The "ponnv
Drlii was very pretty and was rar.
lec1iy carried OUT Numerous ma ic.
US ana entertainments have hean
slVen at st. Mary's school during ~
past schooF year, but it is doubtfnI u
= was appreciated any more than
on; c'os1Me entertainment Of last ey.
p,,n ' me program was as follows.
Room /,
lraln to Manro n,a,ar,
IT'S. Buttermilk-Julia Caddell.
Jonnny-George Brown.
llcaet Agent-John McGown.
'Nns me up Heaven, Please Cen.
49, .......... SOng
- Room 2.
ned Riding Hood Roc;+,+,o,
Bride Taplcy
Sewing Circle