Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-02-13
Society Notes

'IaStCIH Otul Ill. liz MuSOIlS dIlt
their wives, and other friends will bt
present at this function. Splendid
refreshments will be served, ant
throughout the evening will be one o
much enjoyment.
Mrs. v. "A. Mcdonald was hostes;
Wednesday afternoon at her home OF
211 Thayer street. Twelve ladies
were present to enjoy Mrs. McDon
AIDS hospitality, and the afternoons
pleasure was whist. The house was
prettily decorated, and at the conclu
sion Of the game, delicious refresh
ments were served.
Mrs. S. D. Cook arrived from Hell
cna, Mont, Wednesday morning tt
join her husband, Mr.. Cook, who came
here a few weeks ago and opened an
insurance Office. Mr. and Mrs. Cook
reside at the Mckenzie.
Senator r. S. ralcott' is enjoying
visit from his wife, who arrived from
Buffalo, n. d., and will remain with
the senator as a guest at the Mcken'
zie and enjoy some Of the social do
ings and business sessions at the cap
itol.
Ed. Terrell, agent in the express
department Of the \. p. at Dickinson
is spending some time with his par
cnts Of this city, and expects to leave
for Fargo next week to pay Ben Len
hart a visit.
The Knights OF Columbus OF this
city are making every preparation tc
receive the visiting knights owe the
statc, and there will be nothing tC
; mar the pleasure of the guests on
Saturday and Sunday. 7or the Bis
marck Knights are known for thcll
ability as entertainers, and hosts.
The Limited clue is planning one
of their enjoyable dances for Febru
airy 21st. Don't forget that these are
very enjoyable dances, and the young
people who have the pleasure Of at
tending are always royalty entertain
ed. O'Connor's orchestra will furnish
music.
Tuesday evening at the MandiSt
residence on Seventh street, a stu
dents recital vas given, refresh
ments were also served during the
evening and the event was a very de
lightful affair. The following pro
gram was rendered:
Program.
Instrumental Duet ........... Webb
Miss Koebernick and Mrs. Swanke..
"ROcking Waves" ........ Hickman
Air from Freischutz" ....... Weber
Mrs. Haskell Mccarthy.
Vocal Solo-"White and Cold
. . . . . . L Oil Nti
Miss May Swift.
"Fragrant Violets" .........Spindlel
| Selection from Garden of Love"
Miss Narcissa Mandig0.
Instrumental Duet--"'!spring Flow 5.
erS' BEN
Miss Fauske and Mrs. Mccarthy.
Les de Fleurs' .......... .Ludovi(
Mrs. Frank Swankc,
Vocal Solo-"Tell Her | Love Her
so" -. Faye
Miss Pearl Healy.
"Four Leaf Clover ......... BONN
Miss Adele Kocoernick.
waves Of the Ocean" Blake
Miss May Swift.
Vocal Solo Selected
Miss Boysen.
~, rou.n1l tn tIn A)n,n ROhm
Miss Helen Fauske.
Vocal Solo-"For Love Of Thee"
NILS
Miss Pearl Healy.
Vocal Sol0-"Sing Me Some Quaint
Old Eallad' ................Stults
Instrumental Duet-"March Mill
taire" Behl
Misses Swift and MandigO.
Miss Edna Sundquist Of Wilton was
the guest Of honor at Il pretty party
given at the J. A. MAR residence. The
house was decorated in red and white
and progressive whist was the pas.
time Of the evening. At the close OF
the evening a very pretty four-course
luncheon was served and the color
of the evening were carried out in Ia
Bile decorations with a huge bowl OF
red and white carnations us the cen
ter piece.
Miss, Vina Wynkoop was the victim
of a surprise party given her by a
number of friends Tuesday evening
at her home on Third street. After
an enjoyable evening spent playing
progressive whist a luncheon was
served.