Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-03-20

DR.. NJ. Eva Bolton of jamestown
arrived in the city this week, and is
a guest at the Mckenzie. DR.. Bolton
has come to II city to locate and has
opened an office in the Eppinger block
where she will practice osteopathy.
Mrs. l.. A. Ogg Of Lewistown, Mont,
arrived in the city Tuesday and is Wis
iting at the home of her brother, Mr..
F. Holmboe, 4l2 Thayer street. Miss
Maria Holmboe is also a sister Of Mrs.
Ogg. mrs. Ogg leaves today for the
Twin Cities for a visit.
This evening it will be your pleas
ure to hear the program by the Ger
mar club" at the High school. This
entertainment will be sure to please
you, as the program will be a musical
treat.
Mrs. w. Ashworth of Stanton is VS.
iting in u city a few days. While
here Mrs. Ashworth is a guest at the
Mckenzie. Miss Mary Hancock and
Kate Lee were guests for dinner at
the Mckenzie last evening, Mrs. Ash
worth acting as hostess.
Grand Forks Times: Mrs. w. +.
Cushing, a former Fargo club woman
but now of Bismarck, will arrive in
Fargo Wednesday to attend the pro-
gram to be given this evening by the
WV I n nv tt.>otio~ ~ Tim Ltro A utc o0Nh
This will be the first public program
ever given by that section Of the club.
So many complimentary remarks
are uttered about the Easter Monday
supper to be given at the Presbyteri-
al chapel. Those who know the abil-
ity of the ladies who have this sup
per in charge are looking forward to
a treat. You will make no mistake to
90 to- the chapel at 6 o'clock on Mon
day next
Yesterday afternoon, March 10Th,
the Current Events club was enter
tanned by Mrs. Geo. A. Welch at her
home, 415 Fourth street. Twelve la
dies were present, and a varied and
interesting program was enjoyed. A
splendid lunch was served at 5 o'clock.
The next meeting OF the club will be
held at the home of Mrs. Z. T. Burke,
602 Eighth street.
Mrs. Lawrence Kleve arrived in Bis
marck last evening from BalfOur,
where she had been visiting. Mrs.
Kleye was a guest at the Mckenzie,
and enjoyed a pleasant visit with Mrs.
Il. G. Bowen while here. Mrs. Kleve
will leave for her home at Flasher to-
day. MI. Kleve is a well known citi-
zen Of this state, being a banker at
Flasher.
The New England society at Fargo
has issued invitations for its annual
reception and banquet which will be
event of Easter Monday, March "a,
at Prizes hall. A splendid program
is being arranged for the occasion and
all former residents Of New England
are privileged to attend. Grand
Forks is usually represented at the
annual reunion of this club.
On Tuesday afternoon, the moth
ers' club" spent a profitable and en-.
afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
W. +. Parsons, 1920 Fifth street.
There was a good attendance and a
very good program was the after.
Moons pleasure. Mrs. Parsons served
most delicious lunch at the close OF
the afternoon. The next meeting Of
the club will be held in two weeks,
and will be at the home of Mrs. H. T.
Murphy, 511 Mandan avenue.
1t is ru.nored that the High school
basketball team will play New Salem
again. The New Salem team will
come here a week from last evening
it is said, when the Bismarck boys
will do everything in their power to
them a hearty welcome and
show them a good time. However,
when it comes to the game, they ex-
pect to defeat the New Salem team
but aside from bringing them to de-
feat, the visitors will be doyally en-
tertained.
Mrs. Ruth Rosser Grown departed
last evening on No. 2 for the Twin
Cities. Mrs. Brown has resigned her
in the state land department,
and will make her home in the Twin
Cities. For the past six years Mrs.
Brown has held a position as clerk in
the land department and has very !
discharged her duties in that de-