Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-11-01
-'L-l Barnes Entertains

-'-o' Barnes Entertains .
The "Wise and Other Wise club
was entertained by Miss Ethel Barnes
Wednesday evening at the home OF
Ter parents on upper Fourth Street,
The decorations were all suggestive O.
the Halloween season. Games and
conversation whiled away several
hours after which a dainty supper was
served. E-,.H'
Had a Party. a... ...r...
Little Miss Edna Hall entertained a
bevy of little neighbors yesterday af-
tcrnoon after school, at the home OF
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Hall,
On Avenue A. After a number Of
games were played, the little girls and
boys were served with ice cream and
other goodies, after which a trip was
made down town.. The guests spent
a very happy. time with their young
hostess. .".
Sorority Met. 5... ..#
The Solanosotros girls of the high
school held their monthly meeting
last evening at the home of Ruth
Nichols. Great things were planned,
in the successful elimination Of
which the assistance Of a number OF
a number OF high school boys was all
soluteiy necessary. Al FRANKS came
off exactly as scheduled, and "quips
and cranks and youthful jollities'-
as staid joan Milton puts it in Para
die Lost,"-Dreyailed. Those present
were the Misses Ruth Nichols, Helen
Register, Mana Gushing, Dorothy
Tracy, Anna Carstens, Doris Fisk. Ed
ma Rust, Gertrude Mount; and Messrs.
Alvin Carlson, Myron Atkinson, Fred
Young, Harold Semling, Edgar Hous-
er, Noel Tharelson and one or two
other boys whose names could not be
learned. A delicious repast. with Hal
low'een appointments, was served at
the close of the evening.
Admired The Ladies.
w. f. Cushing who was +he guest of
the Commercial club of jamestown, on
it strip to Wimbledon last Tuesday,
for the purpose Of celebrating the first
passage Of a train over the new Mid
land Continental railroad, was very
much impressed with the fine chicken
supper served at the Catholic church
by the Altar society, to the visitors
1t seems there never was such q
supper and there never was such al
apgreoation of handsome and agree
able ladies a. superintendent the serv
ing, assembled together anywhere
They were unblushingly pronounced
the finest set of women in the whols
safe, and their prowess as cooks ant
heir gracious demeanor quite cap
tu"ed the hearts of the members O.
the jamestown Commercial club, be
meath whose wings Mr.. Gushing says
he will take refuge, if necessary. Mr.
"Rob' Cl%endenning is said to have
made the best speech of the even
ing. w.
kinderuarten Joys. H.
The little folks Of the kindergarten
grade of the Will school entertained
their parents and friends yesterday
afternoon. with a birthday party, il
which little Reuben Fisher was thu
leading spirit. That is, it happened
to be Reuben's birthday. and it wal
most nroper'v celebrated with the
afternoons festivities, which included
the Halloween note. First. songs
We're sung a prayer a hymn and {
greeting, and then MANY Dretty game.
Wee played in which all the roomfu
of children narticinated. Other songs
fo]lowed-"Goo1 Morning. Mary Sun
shine" "The Tailor" "In the Barn
yard" "Chickadeedee,'" "%Shoemaker'
and "Fappy Birthday to You" Man
DARN cans. of o"anoe tissue paper
with green tabs At the top-the worl
Of +he little tots themselves were dis
tribr'ed and worn and after NOR,
games each little girl and bOv flet
INTO a little oom and emerged with
little basket Of ape which they hal
made, filled with bio kernels of pop
corn and some delicious fudee-il
which. it is strongly suspected, Mis-
Williams and Miss Kerns, the accom-
pl'shed Kindergarten teachers. bod
hand The occasion was altogethe
pleasing. and showed the secret o
happiness which creates in the child
rem such a love Of kindergarten work
The big sunny room was Dretti1v. de
corated with along row Of hand
painted hrowies and Campbell Riddles
wrought in colors bv the children. an,
over one of the blackboards was
strip Of paner to represent the blu,
SKY with a firh+ Of brown BIRDS &C
'nr over it-a1so the work Of tn
children. All the quests exDresse'
themselves as more than pleased witt
the afternoons entertainment.
window shades So H., green or DIV
rs cents. BLK c6al bod with shows
2neents. slsal clothes ling. 10 eAnt;i
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