Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-02-11

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coming a field officer. Miss johnson
has been a Sunday school teacher in
the barracks here for the past year. A
surprise party was given her by her
girl friends at the home of her sister,
Mrs. Joseph l.. Kelley. A number OF
friends We're present ana a pleasant
evening vase spent, md a mic
lunch was served. Another party in
her honor was given at the home or
D. w. Bowden, superintendent of the
Tribune bindery, last Friday evening.
at which the employees of the binlery
were present. Games were the princi-
pal features of the evenings enter
tainment, and a delicious luncheon
was served. Miss Johnson, since it
has been learned by her friends that
she was going away. has been the re-
clpient OF many pretty and useful
presents, among them being a hand.
some leather handbag and pocket
book containing her monogram, from
the bindery employees; a handsome
gold breastpin with the motto. SALIVA.
ton Army engraved thereon, from
the girls of her Sunday school class;
a handsome leather suit case from her
mother and brothers. and a number
of other presents dear to the heart Of
a girl were presented her by friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. C. Remington left
Sunday evening for a weeks visit in
the Twin Cities. They will visit
friends and attend some of~the good
operas while there.
Grant Call entertained at dinner
Sunday evening a few Of the young
people who took part in "The Whirl o
tn Town. The dinner was at Z and
was given at the Hotel Mckenzie.
The practice dancing party, to be
given at the Armory this evening by
Mr.. Ryan promises to be instructive
and interesting. O'Connoc's four.piece
orchestra will furnish the music, and
there will be a good attendance.
W. A. Falconer came from Glen VI
lin Saturday to spend a few days with
his family. BESIDES enjoying a visit
at home, Mr.. Falconer will have bust.
ness matters to attend to, II being a
meeting of the school board, which
meets today.
Mrs. A. G.. Divet entertained eight
couples in her apartments at the Grand
Pacific Saturday evening. The COM
pany consisted of the visiting ladies'
and their husbands who are guests at
the Grand Pacific. A verv delicious
luncheon was served by the hostess.
and a most enjoyable evening spent.
Mrs. Florence Andrews spent Sun
day with friends in Mandan, returning
in the evening.
Next Saturday and Sunday will be
red letter days in Knights OF Column
bus circles, for on those days men,
bers of the order from all parts OF
North Dakota will gather in Bismarck
to participate in the big ceremonial
session and banquet. On Saturday
evening, Feb. Is, the newly elected
officers of Bismarck council will be
installed by District Deputy John II.
Fleming of Fargo. Sunday morning,
at 1920, the members and candidates
will attend High Mass In q? body, at
St. Mary's church, at which there Will
be special music and appropriate ser
mon. Beginning at 1870 p. M. the
three degrees will be conferred on a
class of so. The first and second de-
grees will be exemplifed by the Bis
marck council and the work OF the
third by a degree team from the east
In the evening will occur the BAN
quet. Music will be furnished by II
of the local orchesCras and many'
prominent members of the order Will
respond to toasts. The wives and lady
friends of members and candidates
will attend the banquet. Arrange
ments have also been made lor inc
entertainment of the visiting ladies
during the day. The local Nhlsn'S
are working to make this one or the
best limitations ever held i'll the state'
There will be Il regular meeting or
tho Royal Neighbors tonight at the H.
p. hall, at $50 O'Clock. AS many us
G,ossible arc requested to be present
as there will be initiation OF new
members. =
A party consisting OF Mrs. N. MOT
rison, Mrs. Ed. Coltom and Mrs. Ne!'
lie Nelson, were visiting at the penl-
Tertiary yesterday. The automoolle
was sent in for the ladies and an IN
teresting inspection tour was MADE
Mrs. Nelson is from Grand Forks
and is Mrs. J. E. Stevens assistant IN
the work against tuberculosis.
Mrs. ID. s. Miller returned yester-
day afternoon from a three months
visit with her mother, Mrs. f. -.
Mosher of jamestown. Mrs. Miller
will reside in the Eppinger block'
where she has a suite OF rooms.
The Oriole club met at a.. Logans
residence Saturday evening tor the
n,rnose of celebrating the fourth an