Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-03-16
CAPITAL City Society
BY AMELIA ERICKSON.

at Q a. m. They will probably be away
from home about six weeks. While
away, Lucille. Gladys and Marshall
Stables are living at the Sisters
School. Collin Stables is making his
home with Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j. Fadden
on 1872 Second street during the alb.
scncc OF Mr.. and Mrs. Stables.
The many friends Of Miss Gertrude
Leonard will be pleased to learn that
she will continue her duties as stem
%Osiapher in the state examiners de-
par.mcnt under the administration Of
Examiner ScvcrSon.
'patron's Day" which will be cele.
bratcd by all the schools in the city
this week on Thursday and Friday, is
looked forward to with much pleasure
by people Of the city, especially the
parents who are anxious to see he
work which will be on display at that
time by the various grades. Some OF
the grades. it is stated, have treats
in store for the visitors which it is
expected will be most enjoyable.
On Thursday the Will School will
be open to the public. on Friday the
North Ward School, and on Friday
evening the High School will nave its
display.
Mr., and Mrs. Tom Harvey had a
pleasant visit from Mr.. Harvev'S ia
Their, Emanuel Harvey. this week. Mr..
Harvey is now at Wilton. but at one
time lived in Minor, at which time
he became acquainted with Mr.. and
Mrs. Dan McPhee. lie also enjoyed
a pleasant call from Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Phce while here. Mr.. Harvey returs~
ed home On Wednesday morning.
On Thursday afternoon Of :he past
week. the Ladies' Aid of the Presby-
terrain church met at the chapel. Mrs.
E. W. Harris acted in the capacity of
hostess, and the afternoon would
have been both profitable and enjoy
able. but on account Of the Indictment
weather the attendance was very
small. Also so many families are
afflicted witt. illness at the present
time. that the attendance was small
or on that account too. The aid will
hold another social meeting Thursday
of this week when it is hoped there
will be a good attendance.
Walter Brandt, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
+. l.. Brandt. celebrated his eleventh
birthday yesterday. On account OF the
absence of Mrs. Brandt, who is at her
mothers bedside, nursing her through
a serious illness. Walter could have
no party or birthday cake. He. how
ever. invited one of his boy friends
to attend the matinee with him and a
pleasant day was spent anyway.
School vacation begins on Saturday
of this week and will last one week.
Some Of the teachers will 90 away !
for a few days. Their names and
name of city which they will visit will
appear i'm the paper later. e !
Mrs. II. w. Ricllholt has been en-
ioying a visit from her sister. Mrs.
r. J. Harris of Lisbon. nee Hanna
Griffin, for the past two weeks. On
Thursday of the past week. Mrs. Rich
holt gave a luncheon in her sisters
honor. The rooms were beautifully |
decorated in yellow and white, and
after enjoying an elaborate luncheon.
tables were arranged for a game of
cards. The afternoon vas such as old
friends can thoroughly enter into and
enjoy to the utmost. The guests pres
cnt were friends whom Mrs. Harris
has known long. and were as follows:
Mrs. ,. r. byrne, Mrs. Tom Cayou.
Mrs. +. p. Quain. Mrs. ~essie DeCamp, !
Mrs. John Larson, Mrs. A. d. Aader-
son. Mrs Geo. Humphrey, Mrs. Chas.
Staley, Mrs. Milan Ward. Miss Aldvth
Ward and Miss Josie Williams. Mrs.