Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-01-18
Society Notes

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Mrs. Fred Walker of Steele Is here
with her baby boy Frederick. Mrs.
Walker is a guest at the Mckenzie
while in the city, and is here to have
her baby receive medical attention.
Miss Minnie Larson and Miss Alice
Knott of the Webb Bros. department
store are at home on account OF a
severe cold.
' A. C. Mikkalsen, formerly OF Hazel
ton, but now Of Dagmar, Montana, was
in the city last evening and departed
this morning for Hazelton for a few
days visit at that place among his
many friends. Mr.. Mlkalsen left early
In the fall for the West, and is in the
general mercantile business at Dag
mar. He says he likes it in Montana,
but is pleased to come and see his
many friends here and at Hazelton.
He tells us that "Dagmar" is a Dan
isGl settlement, and that the town as
a consequence bears that name. Mi.
W. P. Thurston expects to accompany
Mr.. Mika,sen to- Hazelton.
The following ladies are guests at
the Mckenzie, and will probably re-
main the greater part of the session:
Mrs. Alloys Wartner, of Harvey; Mrs.
Robt. Norheim, of Alexander; Mrs. NJ.
u. Butler and two children of Brock
ct; Mrs. N. W.. Hawkinson, Rock
Lake, and Mrs. N. Morrison Of Web
ster; and Mrs. c. W. Hookway Of
Granville will soon arrive to be here
during part OF the session. At the
Grand Pacific, Mrs. T.. l.. Gunderson,
of Ray; Mrs. Wayter R. Bond, of Mi
not; Mrs. J. +. Davis of Goodrich;
Mrs. S. Hendrickson, Of Coteau; Mrs.
+. w. Vail. of Minor; Mrs. 0 G Dos
seth Of Plaza; Mrs A. G. Divet, of
Wahpeton; Mrs. Frank Hyland, Of
Devils Lake and Mrs. ". B. diversion
Of Wilton.
Mrs. N. w. Hawkinson arrived In
the city last night from her home at
Rock Lake, N. d. Mrs. Hawkinson
expects to remain in Bismarck during
the legislative session and participate
in the social pleasures which take
place here during that time. Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Hawkinson were
here two years ago, and have many
friends in the Capital City.
Mr.. c. r. Tincher, representative of
G. w. Gets. the Stone-Piano Company
at Fargo, Installed an auto-piano
or the balcony in the Mckenzie hotel
yesterday. Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Patter-
son are ever seeking the pleasure Of
their guests, and this instrument is a
beautiful one, and the musical selec-
tiOns, rendered upon it last evenig
were most enjoyable and greatly
pleased the company present.
On Thursday afternoon Mrs. d. II.
Houser delightfully."- entertained the
members Of the Methodist Episcopal
Aid and a number of invited guests
at her home on Avenue B and Second
street. The afternoon was strictly
one for enjoyment, and the company
was entertained by vocal and instru-
mental %selectios rendered by Mrs. J.
X. Doran and her daughter, Bessie.
Mrs. Houser served the guests splen-
did refreshments at five O'Clock.
These meetings are a feature of the
Aid every four weeks, and are always
most enjoyable.
Mrs. F. r. Smythe, Mrs. A Arneson,
Mrs. Geo. A. WEIGH, Mrs. T. Rendle.
Jones, Mrs. G.. c.. Bowen, Mrs. Jos.
Wood and Mrs. O. Holta were hostess
es at the Presbyterian chapel Thurs
day afternoon to the ladies of the aid
at that church, and a gathering of out
side guests including the wives of
the senators and representatives. The
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