Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-02-05
Society Notes

There is so much enthusiasm in ev'
idence in "The Whirl O tn Town,
and one knowing the active practice
that is being put or this, play, and
Mr.. Williams work along such lines,
is assured of an evening of pleasure.
BE sure and not forget that this very
enjoyable comedy will be put on at
the Bijoll, February 9Th and February
7th. 1t is worth anyOne's while 60.
ing to such a play as this. The Com
mercial club and Civic League de-
serve the assistance of the people of
the city, and the opera house should
be packed to the limit. All the charm
ing young ladies OF the city will take
part in this play-there are so peo-
pie in it, and n cannot imagine the
pleasure of such a drama, unless one
attends. Be sure to go. .
There was n continuous evening
OF pleasure from 9until past the mid
night hour. Tuesday evening, at the
armory. Mr.. ,Ryan's social dance
brought out an immense attendance,
and to say it was enjoyable is only
half expressing it.. O'Connor's Or
chestra furnished the music, and the
company present made the best OF
the fact, that this was the last dance
before Lent, and enjoyed it to the
fullest extent.
On Friday evening Of this week,
~, 49, ,r;1J bo n y,oct prioronln Iorni~o n
party given at the Indian school for
the young boys and girls. Peck's Or
chestra will furnish music and re-
freshments will be served.
Mrs. r. M. barrow Of Fargo return
ed to the, capital city Monday evening
to make a further visit at the capitol
in the interests Of the vital questions
now before the public. 4
Mrs. Ray Breen, who left for her
home in Ontario, Canada, before the
holidays, to see her mother, who was
seriously i'll, will return home Thurs
day. Mrs. Foley, Mrs. Breen's moth
er, is greatly improved, and a very
pleasant visit vas enjoyed by Mrs.
Breen after her mother recovered
from her illness. Mrs. Breen, nee
Emma Foley, had not been back home
since she left there about five years
ago, and therefore the meeting was
exceedingly pleasant.
The c.. S. club. which consists of six
as folloWs-Emna Wach-
ter, Isabelle McGillis, Winnie Jones,
Theresa Wolfe, Harriet Falconer and
Laura McGillis-haye mad no meet
ings Of late, owing to the fact that
the Misses Wolfe, Jones, Wachter ard
Falconer are taking the part Of the
county girls in "The Whirl O. tn
Town.. When this play has been
which will be Thursday and
Friday, February 9Th and It'll, the
girls will again resume these pleasant
social evenings.
Tuesday evening the members OF
the A. o. u. w. met at the n. P. hall
and the early portion. OF the evening
was given over to matters of business,
part OF the time being devoted to
the Initiation Of six lew members.
this, Peck's orchestra fur.
music, and an enjoyable tiro
had dancing. There vas a splen.
did attendance, and the best Of ~,
were served at midnight.
The ladies Of the Baptist church
will hold a social session Thursday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. r. T..
Best, S27 .5th street. All our friends
and their friends are invited. Stran.
gers in the city especially invited.
Bring your work and have a cup Of
Tea with us. !
J. The. business meeting which was
held at the chapel Of the Presbyte.
ian church Monday evening by the
E. society was we'll attended, and
he enjoyable. talk by Rev. DR., McG.
Beede Of Cannon Fall was greatly ap-
preciated, by those present. Father
Beede gave characteristics of the In.
and outlined many plans for
he committee to follow in their work
among the young people at the In,
1ian school this winter. There was
also a short business meeting, which