Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-03-26
may 90 down and visit her mother
for Il time.

may ~ uOWu NHN NlSIt HcT uIOVHSi
for Il time.
Artist and Mrs. ]. NJ. Baer entertain.
ed the following friends Monday even.
ing for dinner at the Mckenzie. Mr..
and Mrs. {. H. Crockard and Mr.. Sam
II. Clark. The company were seat.
ed about one long table, which was
nicely decorated for the occasion, and
a delicious five curse repast was
served.
Today the New Salem basket ball
team will arrive to play the basket
ball team Of the Bismarck High
School. About ten days ago, the high
school team was at New Salem, and
while the GAME w:.s a very interesting
one, the same stood in favor of New
Salem. While the boys expect to ex-
tend the New Salem team every court.
esy and treat them to the best Bis.
marck can afford, they expect to carry
the honors of the game themselves.
And II you want to see an interesting
game you want to visit the high school
gymnasium tomorrow evening. The
boys are enthusiastic, not only in
basket ball, but in all lines Of their
school work, and they deserve Of the
patronage Of the people of the city.
Tuesday evening at about s o'clock,
Miss Margaret Weatherhead was de-
lightfully surprised by a number Of
her friends. The surprise was so com.
plete that it proved almost confusing
to Miss Margaret, but her merry
friends soon turned the whole into an
evening Of delight. The most inter-
esting games were played, and a mum.
Der of the young ladies favored the
company with piano selections and
several vocal solos. After the enjoy
ment was over Mrs. Weatherhead
served a delicious lunch, which con.
sisted Of :arebit and other dainties
which pleased young people. At the
proper hour the guests departed, hop
ing to have the pleasure of celebrar.
ing at the home OF Margaret in a sim
liar manner, in the rear future.
Tuesday, March 25th, he Manner.
Choir Club gave their Easter ball. The
Lenten season being just closed, and
which many Of the members observe
closely, brought out a larger attend
ance than has been present for some
time. The dance was a success in
every particular, and the merry gath.
ring greatly enjoyed the evening.
The greatest pleasure eve afforded
a Bismarck gathering was rendered
Tuesday evening at the armory, When
DR.. and Mrs. E. p. Quain celebrated
their tenth wedding anniversary with
a musical program which was render
ed by three perfect artists in the mu-
steal profession.
The armory was w more beauti-
decorated than on this occasion,
representing as it did the Easter sea-
son, with the lilies and greenery. The
center Of the ceiling was adorned with
an immense c%ornucOpia, from which
dove peered forth, and lilies hung in
clusters about. The walls had green
and white streamers arranged to rep
resent butterflies. The decorations
were so exquisite that words cannot
fully express how charming the hall
appeared to the company as they en-
9 .s
Three hundred friends gathered to
enjoy the evenings event. Dr.. and
Mrs. Quain, Marion, their daughter,
and MARCEL LaRose greeted the
guests upon their arrival, and the fol-
program was presented to each
one OF the friends:
Nine. Rose Laitiger Cannon, Contralto
Miss Ruth Anderson, vioIinist.
Mrs. Florence Avery Gage, Pianist.
A. Serenade ........... MacMurray
Moonlight ............ Massenet
c.. home, Sweet Home violin alone)
Ruth Anderson.
A. MifaWny .............. Foster
B. Eanjo Song ........... Homer
C.. My Ain Folk ........... Lemon
D. Spring is Here .......... Foster
Nine. Cannon.
RigolettO Fantasia ....... Vrdi'LlsZt
Mrs. Gage.
A. FOlKSOnSS ............. Huody
If You Knew What l Know.
Ruth Anderson.
A. Away On the Hill ...... Ronald
r Tho Loavos and tho Wind LpOni