Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-05-11

, ginning Monday evening. Sunday ev'
| eng there will be special music by
| the High School orchestra at the y.
e. services, and Frank Grady VIII
have charge of the meeting.
Sunday, May nth, being Mothers
| Day, it is looked forward to by many
for on that day everybody will try TO
be- at church and be with mother IN
! thought, If so unfortunate as not 10
| be able to have her with hem. Inc
| services at the Presbyterian church
will be of special interest, both on
account of Mothers Day and because
DR.. Kearns will be here, and the 40th
anniversary OF the history Of the First
PRESBYTERIAN church will be appropri.
ately celebrated. Monday evening
there will be a reception in the chap
ell for the old-timers, at which a num-
her of splendid addresses Will be
heard on the early history OF the
church. The evening will be brought
to a close by the serving OF refresh
ments. "
A very delightful evening was spent
at the home of G. NJ. Mandigo, 5l1
Seventh street, Friday, May 9th, when
Miss Mary A. Boysen's pupils gave a
recital. About twenty-five friends,
including the mothers Of the young
girls who took part, were present.
Children ranging in ages from 8 to
- years rendered their selections in
a most creditable manner. Good time
and expression, marked by harmony
and sweetness, marked each number,
and those present were highly pleased
with the accomplishment OF these
young musicians. Miss Boysen, the
Misses Swift and Healy's solos were
greatly enjoyed. Miss Boysen has
been popular in musical circles in the
city during the five years of
her residence here. and those whose
pleasure it was to hear the recital
last Friday evening can only speak in
the highest terms of Miss Boysen's
ability as an instructor of music.
The following is the program which
was rendered:
Instru mental Trio, pas Redouble"
-Streabbog. Hazel Pierce, Elsie
Jackson, Norah McGettigen.
"Friendship"; "Child's Waltz
Lima Mandigo.
Duet, ROSEBUD Mazurka"-Sarto.
rio. Clarence Shute and Miss Boysen.
Vocal Solo, my Sweetheart Is a
Weaver'-Mildack; "A Little Country
Maiden; Galbraith. Miss May Swift.
"Villagers' Waltz" KoAler; ALE
sr~otto"Kohler. Clarence Shute.
Duet, "Daisie WaltZ-Watson. Lima
and Hazel Pierce.
"Emerald Valsc"-Huntcn; "Trip.
ling Thro' the Meadows"Eugene. No.
'ah McGettigen.
Duet, "Under the Linden Tree
Hoffman. Hazel Pierce and Miss Boy
sen.
Vocal Solo, Decentralization;
Restless Child"Hildach. Miss Pearl
Lady Eetty"-Seymour Smith; "On
he Observation-Disclosures Elsie Jack.
son.
Duet. "Grace Waltz'-Bohm. No.
'ah McGettigen and Elsie Jackson.
Vocal Solo, Scotch Songs, For A
That"-Ferber; Jock o. Hazeldean,"
Did melody. Miss Mary A. Boysen.
"Frolic of the Butterflies; petit
Hazel Pierce.
Duet, Daughters of Spain'-Ather.
ton; Elsie Jackson and Miss Boysen.
After the rendition Of the above,
refreshments were served. 1t will be
IN evening to be remembered with
pleasure, both by the pupils and
guests.
The Senior nurses of the Bismarck
entertained Saturday night
$3.50 to 1880. in honor OF their class
PRESIDENT, Miss Victoria Lindor. The
party was given as a surprise. Covers
laid for ten, nine of which were
class members, and Miss Louise Hoer-
man. superintendent of nurses. The
color scheme, gold and white. was
out in decorations and re-
'reshments. The class of nurses who
nave recently been instructed in die
tetics prepared and served the MENU.
Julia Sisco and Annabel Foss
acted as hostesses. Miss Lindor will
be the first of the 1913 class to leave
the training school. Commencement