Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-11-06

They shall nave real ballots to vote
with, though of course made pref.
ty and small;
They shall vote three or four times
v and never get caught at all.
And only the women shall count votes,
and only the women shall sort;
And no one shall care If they're sur
plus and no one shall carr if
they're short.
But each in her very best bonnet, and
each in a. separate pen,
Shall vote just as she has a mind to
for the law as it shall be then.
Nichols.Schaffer.
At the home of the brides parents,
yesterday morning at 10 o'clock Miss
l.. Nichols was united in marriage to
Frank r. Schaffer of Wilton. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. Dan
ford.
Miss Nichols is a popular Bismarck
girl who went to Wilton two years ago
aetotch in the city schools. 1t Vas
there that she met Mr.. Schaffer who
is engaged in the lumber business in
that place. The young couple will re
turn to Wilton within a couple OF
days, where Miss Nichols will ON
plete the fall term of school before be-
ginning housekeeping. Her many
Bismarck friends wish the couple sue
cess during married life.
Jun iorTeachers Of Wesley.
The junior teachers Of Wesley col.
lege conservatory of music, Of Grand
Forks the Misses May Nisbet, Lillian
Paulson, Mabel Wright, Nellie Fags-
-ad, Bessie Tharaldson, Floy Jackson,
Hazel Rutherford, Mrs. George A. Ben
son, entertained the pupils of the jun.
ior department at a Halloween party
in the studios, which were deliberately
decorated with black and yellow. The
hostesses were dressed as witches and
ghosts and received their guests in
the hall and escorted them to the diff
ferent rooms, where the Halloween
stunts were carried out. The younger
crdhilen were entertained from 3 to 6
o'clock and the older ones were the
gusts from 1880 70 9 o'clock.
Entire Nous Club.
Mrs. Frank Griffin of Grand Forks
was hostess Monday afternoon when
she entertained the members of the
Entire Nous club at her home on south
Fourth street in honor of her aunt,
Miss Margaret J. Evans of Minneap-
oils. Miss Evans assisted several
years ago in organizing the club and
was one of the charter members. The
hours were spent in visiting and Miss
Evans gave a splendid talk concern
ing her trip abroad, relating many in
eidcnts of interest about the homes of
the English authors she has visited.
Some of them the club is at present
studying. The afternoon was brought
to a close with the service of light
refreshments.
The must recital tomorrow evening
at the Methodist church promises to
be Il program of more than usual IN.
crest. Bismarck music lovers nave
been anticipating an opportunity OF
hearing Miss Woodward il recital
work ever since her arrival here. She
has appeared on several imDromptn
programs much to the delight of her
hearers and the general wish has been
expressed to hear her in a recital.
With the assistance of two such ar
lists as Miss Seymour, with the violin
and Mrs. Ernest Wright, soprano SOL
DIST, both from Fargo, the program
will be a very enjoyable one. Mrs.
Wright has been heard in Bismarck
musical circles and always captures
the hearts of her hearers. Miss Sey.
mour is new to North Dakota people
but comes from the eastern and south
ern states with a most flattering in
PRODUCTION, especially as a concert
artist. .". .a. -..
The program will begin promptly at
$50 and as will be seer from the pro.
gram given below, every number will
be a real treat. "
.-. Program.
Part !.
Sonata op. 80. ............ Beethoven
Miss Woodward.
Air lie SalOme ............ Massenet
Mrs. Wright.
Ballade and Polonaise -. Vieuxtemps
Miss Seymour.
Impromptu II. Op. 36 ....... Chopin
Miss Woodward.
Were My Songs With Wings Provided
Hahn at Dawning .'........ Cadman
Mrs. Wright.
lnternnission.
Part u.
Legendc ..........'... WieniaWski
Miss Seymour.
"Reminiscences No. a. So. Van DOoren
Arabesque ............... Debussy
RigadOn Ratf
Miss Woodward.
Souvenir Dradla
Traumerei ........... Schumann
Liebesfrude ........... Kreisler
Miss Seymour.
Ava Maria ............'. Bach-GOunOd
violin obligate by Miss Seymour.)
Polonaise go. Van Dooren
Miss Woodward.
McLeod.1 Brown.
Fargo Forum: At the Methodist
parsonage. occurred the marriage OF
Miss Sarah isabella Mcleod, and Hill
lard George Brown. both OF Grand