Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-05-06
Society Notes

The Monday Gu will be entertained
west Avenue Il, Monday, May 18th,
hen Mrs. Atkinson and Mrs. T.. A..
Copclin will be hOstcsses. This Occa-
sion is the annual luncheon social
session Of the club and is one of the
events OF the year. The luncheon will
be at l o'clock and the latter portion
Of the afternoon will be spent in bust
ness mattcrs, election of officers, etc.
Some musical selections will also be Il
part of the pleasure that day.
Sunday, May ll,h. Dr.. W. II. Kearns
of Minneapolis, will occupy the pulpit
Of the Presbyterian church, bOtn morn
ing and evening. Ma date is the 40th
anniversary Of the first Presbyterian
service ever held in bismarck. It was.
in fact the first Protestant service ever
held in what is now North Dakota. At
that time the services were held in u
tent on Main street. On Monday, the
following evening, there will be Il re-
ccption given in the chapel for the old
timers of Bismarck. there will be sew
craI addresses Of interest delivered that
evening on the history of the capital
city. The evening will be a most en-
joyablc one, closing with the serving of
refreshments. -
The Eastern Star party, which vas
scheduled for May 9th, has been changed
to Thursday evening, May Sth, this in
no way interfercs with the %SplcndOr Of
the occasion andithOsc who may partici-
pate that evening. in the hospitality Of
these ladies' wilt have an evening Of
pleasure. =
The Ladies OF The Maccahccs are put
ting forth every effort to give the
';ues,s " 10 assemble ut The h,m. .f
day evening IN enjoyable time. The ad-
day cVcnin, an enjoyable time. The ad-
mission is only Is cents, and the amuse-
mentS alone will be worth more than
that. to say nothing Of the delicious re-
fresiments which. will be served.
The girls Sunday school class, 1.-THE
EncOuragerS," at the Presbyterian
church. met at the home of Miss Lois
i'i IiSop AiSli ttiSIIClp Hntlt Il SSCl-
Ing. aud discussed plans for many en-
joyablc meetings during the summer.
This organization will be known as tho
Scout Grub ana il their plans mater
i:tliHe,. one evening each week will be
devoted to amusemcnts. The first meet
ing will take place at one Of the girls
homes, anC then the following week.
the club will walk out to the hills at
6 O'Clock and eat their supper. This
arrangement will be followed all sum-
mer. and it is expected much enjoyment
and benefit will be derived from these
out door trips. The uniforms will be
blue skirts and white MILDLY blouses.
Miss Barnes served light refreshments
t" this happy gathering ere they depart
cd Saturday evening.
The Missionary Society of the McCabc
NJ. T.. church will give IL reception Tues
day evening, tonight, in honor of Mr..
and Mrs. Haskell McCarty. The guests
| will assemble. at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. C, W. Nichols, SIG 9th street, md
enjoy Il musical program and various
guessing contests. The pleasure will
be brought to &C lose by the serving of
elaborate refreshments. There are 40
members in the society. and the hus-
bands are extended an invitation to be
present, which will make Il nice fare
well reception for the guests of honor.
Mr.. and Mrs. McCarty have many
friends in the capital city who regret
their departure, but who wish them we'll
IN their new field ut Moline. Ill.,, where
Mr.. McCarty will serve in the capacity Of
bookkeeper .for. the Moline Plow Works.
Mr.. McCarty has been connected with
the Tribune since his residence in Bis
marck, and the Tribunes join with his
many friends in wishing him success in
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