Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-04-03
Society Notes

Friday evening. April 4th, the Linz
tied club have arranged for a dancing
party at the armory. Refreshments
will be served and 0'Connor's orches.
ira will furnish music.
Happy P%aulson," who is so we'll
known in Bismarck and over the state,
will truly be deserving of the name
Happy" on the 9th Of this month, for
on that day wedding bells will ring in
more happiness Tor him.
The Senior class Of the University
Of North Dakota have selected Oscar
Wilde's we'll known farce. "The I'M
portance of Being In Earnest" for
heir annual play. The COMMITTEES
have read a large number OF plays
and the decision was given in favor G.!
this one. Rehearsals will be com
menced very soon for this play.
Wednesday evening the annual ora
torical contest was held at the state
university. The orations were to be
judged upon thought, composition and
delivery. There were five contestants
and the Judges were: Dean NJ. A.
Brannon, Prof. A. j. Becker and At
torney Fred S. Duggan. The orations
were judges as to thought and COM
position by DR.. Meyer Jacobstein,
Miss Mary Black and Attorney F. B.
Feetham.
About every city in the state has
been busily engaged the past week ar
ranging for various kinds Of enter
tainments for the flood sufferers"
The NJ. B. A. and Commercial club Of
Bismarck will give a dancing party at
the armory. This function will be
we'll attended and promises to be en-.
joyable. a .
Fargo o., Courier-News: The last
Of the series Of dances given by the
Junior class Of the Fargo High School
will be given Friday evening, April II,
in the Knights of Columbus hall and
the committee in charge are trying to
make this the best dance that has
ever been given by a high school
class. There will be a goodly supply
of frappe, so the dancers will not lack
for want of refreshments. The invita-
tons will be out the latter part of
the week and all Of the younger set
are looking forward to 4 delightful
evening.
Tuesday evening the Misses Lee.
Frances and Kate. had the following
friends cone and spend a pleasant
evening with them. Mrs. John Ho-
man and daughter, Florence, Mrs. S.
Lambert, Mrs. Larson, Miss Mary
Hancock. All the family were at
home and an evening of much mer
riment was INDUCED in. Dainty re.
freshments were served just before
the guests departed.
Miss Lena Gullickson had a pleas.
ant surprise rendered her at the home
of her sister, Mrs. r. d. Coonen, 212
Second street, Tuesday evening. The
young ladies Of the Webb department
store arrived about $50 and from
that on the evening was n of enjoy
ment. Singing, piano selections and
games were part OF the evenings
amusement, though the greater por.
ton of the time was spent in playing
cards. When the game was ended,
the young ladies began to open par
cells and prepare luncheon. This was
a most enjoyable feature of the even.
ing. At midnight the merry gathering
broke up and departed for their
homes.
Grand Forks Tines: Miss Irene
Finkle, a bride Of this month, was a
guest of honor at a party given Mon
day evening by Miss Anna Fraser, at
her apartments in the 1imes-Herald
block. Vases and baskets of pink car
nations were used in adjoining the
rooms. There were guests for three
tables and 900" was the diversion.
The favors went to Miss Elizabeth