Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-02-01
and Mrs. Lambert are guests at the
Mckenzie.

The Ladies Aid society Of the
Swedish Lutheran church will meet
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. N. A.
Freeburg, 515 Fourth street, Thurs
day afternoon, February g.. Members
and friends OF the society are cordi-
ally invited to attend.
The annual meeting of the Luther
league of the Swedish Lutheran
church was held at the home Of Rev.
and Mrs. u. +. Alison. Thursday ev-
ening, January 80, and was very we'll
attended. The treasurer submitted a
very favorable report on the finances
of the society. The following Off.
! GERS were elected to serve during the
year Of 1913:
President-Rev. Il. F. Alison.
Vice President-Mrs. C. J. Ander-
son.
|. Recording Secretary-Miss Alfhild
Alison.
Financial secretary-Miss Helen
Smith.
Treasurer-Mrs. T.. r. Alison.
After the business session a must
cal program was rendered, Mrs. ALI
son served dainty refreshments.
The Willing Workers held a we'll
attended meeting at the home of the
Misses Helen and Vivian Smith, Sat
urday, January IS. The secretary
and treasurer read their reports over
the work Of the society. The follow
ing officers were elected:
President-Mrs. f. F.. Alison.
Vice Presidents-Yivian Smith,
Mildred Nelson, Esther Hoover, Cora
Groves.
Secretary-Gertrude Larsen.
: Treasurer--Elsie Palm.
The next meeting will be held at
the home Of Mrs. August Anderson,
on Tenth street, in February. The
Misses Smith served dainty refresh
ments.s
The members Of the local U. G. T.
will give a party in the Commercial
club hall this evening. The party is
open to all .nembers Of the order and
to their friends. Music will be fur
nished by O'Connor's orchestra, and
during the evening light refreshments
will be served. The party will begin
at 8 o'clock. These parties this sea
son have been delightful affairs and
the occasion this evening promises to
be no exception, and a happy event.
indeed. .,l
Seldom, if ever, has there been a
ball given in the capital city which
was as beautiful and enjoyable as the
knights Templar party Of last even
ing. The committees had been at
work under the direction of G. Fl.
Russ for the past four weeks in ar
ranging every detail, and as a con
sequence. when the guests arrived ev.
crythink was in readiness and an ev'
ening of pleasure was at once begun.
The brilliantly lighted temple was
filled with one hundred couples. Elk
Guisite gowns of the most elegant
texture, color and style, blended pref
tily with the knights uniforms, Civ
ing a charm to the whole, which ex'
celled any former social event Of the
season. At midnight the guests re
paired to the spacious dining room,
where elegance prevailed in decora
ton and menu. The setting for the
room was unusually pleasing, being
adorned with ribbon, cut flowers and
tapers, and the entire party were de-
lighted with the delicious repast serv.
ed by Caterer Minear. Dancing was
again resumed after the serving OF re
f%reshments, and it was not until
Hone, Sweet Home" was played
that anyone thought of leaving, and
then with regret, to think such a de-
lightful evening must come to a close,
Besides the Masons and t.ieir wives,
there were present at this function,
the visiting Masons now in the cap
ital city, including members OF boil:
senate and house. There is never any
doubt about the exquisiteness Of any
party which is in charge of the Ma
sons, and ever since plans for the
party have been in progress, it has
been the topic Of conversation by PEG
pie Of society Who have the pleasure
to participate. This ball of last ev.
ening so fully came UP to the expecta'
tons OF the assembled guests that it
will linger in the memory OF ali, as
the finest ever attended in Bismarck.
O'Connor's orchestra, augmented to
ten pieces, supplied a delightful dance
program for this extraordinary func-
ton.