Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-03-21
Society Notes

office of the Board Of Control, was
called home to Cogswell on Sunday
on account of the illness of his mo-
Their. His friends will be glad to-
know that his mother is improving.
Thursday afternoon Miss Erickson as.
sisted in the Office of the Board OF
Control on account Of the absence OF
Mr.. Grady.
Mrs. Minnie Budiong was hostess
Wednesday afternoon to the members
Of the Fortnightly club. There was
a full attendance and the afternoon
was a most enjoyable one. The
years work has been the study OF
1.-THE Drama and it has proved both
profitable and interesting. Wednes.
day afternoon papers were read by
the following: Mrs. b. r. Spalding,
Relation of Modern English Novel
to Drama Mrs. H. C. Fish, Com
parison Between Pinero and jones'"
Mrs. c. c. Root, Literary Drama Not
Written to Be Acted" Mrs. F. Il.
Snyth had the lesson in charge and
it proved so interesting that an OK
ira half hour was taken in which to
discuss the moral aspects Of Modern
Drama.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Sullivan Of Man.
dan were over Thursday and We're
guests for dinner at the Mckenzie OF
.Mr. and Mrs J. NJ. Baer.
1t will be pleasant news to Mr..
and Mrs. f. l.. Brandt's many friends
that Mrs. Brandt's mother, Mrs. Mar
garet Babe of Grand Island, Neb., is
greatly improved in health. after suf-
fering from a long illness. 1t is, how
EVER doubtful when Mrs. Brandt may
be able to leave her mother and re-
turn home-though the family are
anxiously awaiting her.
The students from the Valley City
Normal begin their Easter vacation
Friday. Miss Rita Danford, Miss
Margaret Gustavson, Marie McCor.
mick and others from this county will
return home the end OF the week to
spend the Easter season with rela-
tives and friends. Bismarck friends
are always glad to greet the young
people upon their return.
The students from here who are
studying at St. K%athryn's and other
schools in the cities, will not be home
for Easter, as they will remain till
the close Of the school year.
Thursday afternoon 1t was the pleas
ure of the parents and friends to Wis
it the various grades in the Will
school. 1t truly a a pleasure, and
numerous people awaited themselves
Of the opportunity. The work on dis
play by the pupils in all the grades
was a delight to the parents and all
people who are interested in school
work. The whole was a credit to both
teachers and pupils. Patrons Day"
afternoon, and there remains no doubt
in the minds Of the people of Bis
marck as to the success O fthc North
ward and High school for Friday az
ernoon and evening, when these
schools will have their display.
Mrs. f. Fl. Ames, who has visited in
the Twin Cities for some time, arriv-
cd in Bismarck this week, and was the
guest Of Mrs. A. T. Nelson on 2O9
Seventh street for a couple Of days.
Mrs. Nelson and Mrs Ames are
friends from Dassel. MINI. Mrs. Ames
has a sister in Mandan, with whom
she visited a few days, also. She re-
turns to her home in Seattle, Wash,
the end of this week.
Mrs. A. T. Nelson will leave on
Saturday morning, via the 500, for
Glenwood, Mimi, to visit at the hone
OF Mr.. Nelson's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
S. Nelson. Mrs. Nelson is we'll &C.
quainted in Glenwood, and her many
friends will be pleased to greet her.
The c. S. club have had many in
teresting and enjoyable meetings this
winter. or late, however, the club has
not met, because Of the illness of Miss
Florence McGillis, M of their mem-
bers. 1t will be good news to Miss
McGillis' friends that she is greatly
improved.
The windows in the candy shops are
a delight to the children of the city.
Richholt's Easter display window is
surely a very pretty one and of great
interest to children. The millinery
and department stores are equal in
their display to any city in the state.
Today is Good Friday, when appro.
PIRATE services are being held in some
of the churches in the city. Holy
Week, the services are especially i'm
pressive in the Catholic and Episco.
churches.
1t is a pleasing sight to walk into
Hoskins' store and see on display the
beautiful Easter lilies and other beau
tiful plants and cut flowers.
Mrs. C. C. Costello of Ingomar,
arrived in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Costello travels into Bismarck
and was here to-. meet his wife upon
her arrival. They are guests at the
Mckenzie while in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Larson de-
lightfully entertained Mr.. and Mrs. !
VIM. v. Kiebert, the Misses Josie Will
Jams and Lyle Yegen and Mr.. Low.
Vandever last evening, at a s