Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-11-19
IN THE SOCIAL REALM

Pitts, Mrs. e. A. Bradshaw, Mrs. s
A. Becker and Misses Lillian and
Jessie Dow. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomp'
son were the recipients of several
gifts.
Miss Wright Will sing.-Fargo
item: Lillian C. Wright has been
engaged to sing the contralto solos
in the Rose Maiden which is TO be Civ.
en- In the near future at the Moorhead
normal school,"
Mrs. Wright will be remembered as
participating in the musical recital
given in this city last week.
Miss McGohan Entertained.-Miss
Aileen Mcclellan of Minot was the
honored guest at a prettily appoint
ed dancing party given in Fargo by
the Delta Mu Alpha at the home of
Miss Lyla Thomas. American beaut-
les were used throughout the rooms
where the dancers made merry until
near the hours Of midnight when re-
freshments were served.
Twilight Tea.-The Misses Clara
Pollock and Katherine York were hos.
tesses at a twilight tea yesterday at
ternoon at the Pollock home on Ninth
street south in compliment to Miss
Magdalena Carpenter, a bride OF
November 20. Pink was the predom-
mating color throughout the rooms,
pink shaded candles being artistically
arranged and pink chrysanthemums
forming pretty decorations on the tea
table. A program was given at 4
o'clock consisting of folk dances by
the Misses Mary and Adair Bowling,
violin solo by Miss Margaret Bentley
and a reading from Mary Carey by
Miss Helena Huffaker. Mrs. Charles
Lavell and Miss Margaret Mitchell
presided at the tea table and assist
ing the hostesses were Mrs. W. e.
Frenzel and the Misses Ina Lowry,
Nell Bishop and Irene Carpenter.
Will Have Coburn Players. The
Fargo Commercial club has endorsed
the movement to bring the Coburn
players to Fargo next June for a ser.
les Of their splendid open air theatre
cal entertainments.
The Coburn players are we'll known
in most of the American cities. They
are on the order Of the Ben Greet
players, which organization has prob
ably a wider reputation merely from
the point of having made more Amer
lean tours than the Coburn players.
The women's clubs OF the city first
started the idea of having the Coburn
players give performances in Fargo.
By the resolution adopted by the ex,
ecutive committee of the Commercial
club, the business men OF the city to-
day give the movement support as
they feel that these open air enter
tainments will do much in attracting
crowds to the city during the early
summer months.
Woman's Ciub.-The regular meet
ing OF the Woman's club of Lisbon
was held in the X. of p. club room on
SATURDAY dL d p liz II oeIClINoAASL
was larger than at any previous meet
ing during the year. Two new mem
bers were admitted to membership
Under the new regime of unlimited
membership to the club is assuming
dignified proportions. This was a
splendid meeting, every movement
over loving with interest and fine ap
probation of the efforts of the mem
bers who were on the program to give
Of them the best was shown.
Roll call was responded to by quo
tations from the American authors
Current Events by Mrs. Mulinex was
especially good, touching upon issues
which are of vital Interest at the pre-
sent time. Hollecks Am. Lituature
(New York Group Part y conducted
by Mrs. Kvello, was very interesting