Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-11-13

Mrs. o. B. Burtness entertained the
members of the Entire Nous club of
Grand orks at her home on North
Third street. The study of the Eng
fish authors and artists was contin-
ued. Several excellent papers were
read. Mrs. s. Hatcher's subject was
Lord Bulwer Lyrton," Mrs. Z. A..
Bixler read one on "Sir Walter Scott"
and Mrs. o. B .Burtness concluded
the program with a paper on "The
Artist, Reynolds"
Birthday Party.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. Golden entertained
a company of young people at their
home on Second avenue, Grand Forks,
in honor of their daughter, Miss
Mary Golden's sixteenth birthday an
niversary. Games and music were the
pastimes and the evening was brought
to a close with the service of refresh
ments. Mrs. Golden was assisted in
serving by Miss Sarah Pallet and Miss
Bessie Bank. Miss Golden was pres
ented with several pretty gifts.
Ca0et corps ~ IA. -.
Lieut.. Heron of the Agricultural
college at Fargo reports a very large
attendance in the cadet corps this
year, and that it far exceeds that of
last year.. In The "a" company, COM
posed of the regular college students,
he has IL squads of men, which is 2
squads more than he had last year.
In "B" company, composed OF the
Farm Husbandry, and Power Machin-
cry men, there are IS squads, there
being 6 more squads than were in that
company last year.
Knights Of Columbus.
The entertainment committee OF
the Knights of Columbus of Grand
Forks announced it's series of dancing
parties for the winter season, the
first being given November II, and
it Will be for members of the order
only. Thereafter the dances will be
for the members and their invited
guests.
The committee consists of Chair
man r. Earl Robertson, H. A. Rorke,
Fred J. Kelly, Cleary Monley and E.
S. L'Esperance. Following are the
party dates:
Monday, Nov. II, opening party.
Tuesday, Nov. Is. informal.
Friday, Dec. 26, Holiday party.
Wednesday, Jan. 7, annual ball.
Wednesday. Jan. 2S, informal.
Wednesday, Feb. II, Mid-Winter
(white) party.
Monday, Feb. %, informal.
Monday, April IS, Easter ball.
Wednesday April %, informal.
Music CIub-vaiIey City.
A regular meeting Of the Music
club was held with Mrs. George Nc
Farland. Mrs. Herman Winterer in
charge of program for the evening
was as follows:
Gloria mozart
Chorus conducted by Prof Froysaa.
Overture to Figaro .......... Mozart
Mr.. Gjerdrum
Vocal Duet-"Sweet Zephers" Mozart
Mrs. Froysaa and Gladys Fridd
Third Movement from Concerto in
A, Violin and Piano Mozart
Prof. Froysaa and Miss Fjelde
Hymns Billings, Mozart and Haydn
Chorus
Piano SOlO-SOnata .......'. HAYDN
Miss Healy
Vocal Solo-"Foaming Billows." :.
Observation-Disclosures. Hadyn
r Never ~
fantaSle Mozart
Mrs. %Sternberg
"The Heavens are Telling" (Crea-
tom $3.50. Hadyn
Chorus.
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Our 10 and Csc this week 9 and 19c
per box.
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MUNICIPAL LEAGUE MEETS IN
TORONTO.
Toronto, Nov. 12.-Many delegates
gathered in Toronto today for the
nineteenth annual convention of the
National Municipal league of the
United States. It is the first time that
the organization has met in Canada
and the delegates plan to spend con
siderable time in learning how Cana
dia ncities are dealing with munich
pal problems that are common to the
cities of both countries. A special
Canadian session will be held Friday.
at which Hon. Adam Beck will tell
of the hydro-electric power system
and j.. F. Beer will explain what the
province and city are doing to inn
nrove housing conditions. Other
speakers will be heard, on the details
of the municipal system in Ontario.