Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-03-28

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will SO fully please as did Prof. Koch.
The cub has been studying 1.-THE
Drama" the past year, and therefore
the readings proved of vital interest
to them. And even those who had
not made this study greatly EMS, ed
the evening.
Wednesday evening, March Goth, the
"Cynosure Club at jamestown gave
their annual Easter ball. Orlady hall
was splendidly decorated in the colors
of the club, purple and gold. The
streamers were f%esto0ned about in a
most artistic manner. At about 3
o'clock fifty couples ware ready to
dance to the opening piece played by
Tunstal's orchestra. 1t was a full
dress affair, and the most beautiful
gowns were worn by the ladies. The
petty colored gowns, blended in a
charming manner with the brilliant
lights and decorations. Dainty re.
freshments wer served at the usual
hour. This club gives dances about
every two weeks during the winter
season, but the Easter ball Is always
the big event Of the season-and this
ball was one Of the most enjoyable
ever attempted by the organization.
Miss II. T. krenZ, who has made
Bismarck her home since the early
part of the session, being located al
the Grand Pacific where she conduct
ed a ladies' manicure parlor, just re
turned from Mandan. Miss Krenze
is a trained nurse, having completed
her course at st. Luke's hospital in
Fargo She also did some nursing IN
our city and at Mandan since coming
here. She departed last evening fol
Alhambra, Montana. where she has
been offered a position at the Sunny
side Hot Springs to act as head nurse
and masseurist in the hospital. 1t
was for this purpoe that Mis- Krenze
departed, and her numerous friends
trust she ma; enjoy her new field OF
VOL
Nine. Schumann-Heink, whom it has
been the pleasure Of many Bismarck
"eople to hear and eet personally, has
just visited Sioux Falls. Every city
that has the pleasure of Schuann
Heink's acquaintance, do not only ell
joy a treat unsteady, but she is
charming personality, a true home
maker. She is the mother of eight
children and loves her family and
home more than she does her art. She
denounces ~suffragettes and declares
home is the place for women. She
believes in putting forth every effort
for the enjoyment and comfort OF
home and not so much club work and
the agitation of the suffrage question
One of the prettiest social events
on the social calendar of the Art club
at Minot was the Experience Meet
ing" of last Saturday afternoon, when
Mrs. E. j. Walsh and Mrs. 5. J. Ras
mussen entertained the members Of
the club at the home OF Mrs. Rasmus
sen. An artistic blending of the club
colors, tan, yellow and gold, ade Mrs
R~asmussen's home ideal for receiving
the company and added to the atmos
phere an unusual charm. Baskets Of
yellow daffOdils adorned the tables
and a pretty tribute was paid to the
absent president, whose gilded chair
was adorned with a yellow silk scarf.
The rooms were in semi-darkness, T.
lumined with PRETTY shaded candles,
burning in brass candle sticks. The
purpose of the meeting was to give
each member an opportunity OF relat'
ing the conditions under which she
had earned the dollar each had pledg-
ed themselves to earn for the club
during the past month. AS the secre-
tary called the roll each member an
swered by giving her experience in
rhyme, all of which were exception
ally bright and clever. AS the various
means which the different members
had emplo"ed in earning their money
were OF such wide variety, the relat-
ing Of experiences proved to furnish
endless ausement. The members were
furnished with further entertainment
by Eugene Walsh, who with his radi-
Optican presented some very interest
ing interior and exterior views of
Westminster Abbey, and the scenes
OF Italy illustrating Mrs. Longs recent
paper, Cathedral Cities of Italy,"
were of profound interest to every
member. A dainty luncheon was serv-
ed by the h%ostesses, assisted by Mary
Rasmussen and Eugene walsh. The
couor scheme was further carried out
in the menu. The hostesses have been
deluged with pretty compliments for
the charming taste and the originality
with which thew carried GU the ap.
pointments for the evening.