Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-04-06
Society Notes

Miss Esther Hanson has returned
from Jamestown, her former home,
where she had a delightful visit with
her numerous friends. 'ASet Rt y
Mrs. Gertrude Miller's many friends
we're pleased TO greet her Friday al.
ter her long illness. Mrs. Miller has
been sulfeing from a several weeks
siege Of the grippe.
Miss Susie Peterson has just re.
turned from a couple weeks visit with
her parents near Wilton. While Miss
Peterson was home she was guest at
several social functions.
Miss Lillian Wehlitz Of Steele is
visiting in the capital city, the guest
of Miss Margaret Weatnerhcad.
Mrs. Y. O. Brewster, who spent the
week end at Underwood, making a
trip to their farm near that place,
returned Saturday afternoon. Mr.. and
Mrs. Brewster have been residing at
the Mckenzie hotel, but expect to 60
to housekeeping on Monday. Mrs. Fl.
r. Murphy is going to Montana to
file on a claim and the Brewstcr's eX-
pect to rent the Murphy home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Higgins, who used
to reside in Bismarck. but have for
some time been living at Valley City.
are contemplating changing their res
idcncc to Devils Lake, as that will
be Mr.. Higgins headquarters.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. G. Bowen enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ Daer and
John Junior Saturday evening at the
Mckenzie The table was nicely dec
GRATED and a DELICIOUS five course din
ner served. After the dinner hour a
delightful evening wos spent with the
hos: and hostess.
Miss Genevieve Cline rendered the
teachers of the public schools Il very
enjoyable afternoon Saturday at her
class room in the high school build
ing. The occasion was a luncheon
The guests were hidden to come at
o'clock and the afternoon was spent
in sewing. At five o'cloc-- the com
pany were invited to partake Of
most delicious repast. which was scrV
ed from prettily decorated tables.
The society column is very much
like a treasury-if no one contributes
toward same, there will be nothing tt
give. Therefore II is always greatly
appreciated If anyone having friends
visiting; or ii en%tertaini' :, will be sc
ki'"! is to notify the writer of this
column, for it will do the same to the
column that money will to the treas
ury, make it worth while. 1t is no
always necessary that a social func
ton be elaborate to be worth while
but ever the smallest item will b.
appreciated.
Friday evening the Elks club a
jamestown gave their elaborate an
nual ball. This club gives dancin:
-, parties every two weeks during tn
, fall and winter season, but there
always a big annual event. James
= town Elk's club has II of the NOS
magnificent halls in the state an
Friday evening there were about 6
couples dancing merrily to Tunstln'
orchestra. At midnight an elaborat
banquet was served. A prcttily lighI
ed hall and elegant gowns made tn
hall look festive indeed.
;. Dickinson Recorder-Post: The Jul
!, ior class of the Dickinson high schoc
:. gave one of the best social" dance
. of the season in the high schoc
gymnG SUM Or Friday evening, Marc
Y 2S. The weather was not very dcsil
able but nevertheless a good I
of the invited guests were present.
The hall was beautifully. decorate
for the occasion. The class color'
red and white were strung frol til
four corners of the room to the Gel
ter, where a large white square wit
tho figure "a in red hung. TIL
walls we're lavishly decorated wit
pcnnants Of all colors and sizes. III
two baskets at the ends Of. the ha
were covered with class pcnnan'
and other remnants of various classc
" oIdCCo, ctS, "CAc "nSN vi -
$ walls. One particular arrangcmel
which was very attractive was in tt
shape OF a wheel On the north side
; Mrs. V. lessen and j. p. Ferrit'
played all the latest music and tt
dancers enjoyed themselves until OF
o'clock. The party was chaperont
= by Superintendent and Mrs. +.
s Berg, Miss Anna Hillishein and Mi
&c Ethel May. ~".. .
., The members of the class arr
!, Cleon Auner, Deulah Brown, Merced'
u Brown, Willie McCutchan, Dewey v
~ ley, Roy Peck, Opal Lawhead Clyt
Stewart. Sophie Jahr, Elsie Gu
r. innings, Myra Wiley. Bernice ELY, BE
sic Flynn, Effie Merry, Grace Rap
Helen Jeffries, Ruth Hogue, Car
" Mcclure and Ellen Cuskelly. u
Q The class was well satisfied wi
. the returns. and nay give anoth
dance some time i nthe future.
~ Mandan Pioneer: One of the mo
y. delightful social events of the seast
was the dancing party held Frid'
~ evening, March %, at the Mandan 6