Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-03-27

Mrs. Florence Avery Gage depart.
ed on the early train Wednesday for
jamestown. enroute to her home az
Huron, s. D.
Miss Valborg Ahlsrein OF Portland,
Oregon, who came here to spend a
week with Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Morey,
416 18TH street, departed Sunday for
New York city where she will make
a visit.
Nine. Rose l.utiger Cannon and
Miss Ruth Anderson left for Minne-
apolis. Miss Anderson to resume
her duties in that city. and Nine. Gan
non to leave for Iowa and other east.
ern points where she has engage
ments. Miss Anderson is a relative
OF c. w. Nichols family and enjc.ed
a visit with them also. d
DR.. l.. A. Schipfer entertained Wed.
nesday evening at, a dinner party. The
company was bidden to the Mckenzie
and " were laid for SIX. The
guests Of honor were Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. H. Russ who will leave today for
a visit to New York city, and Mr.. and
Mrs. F. A. Copelin and Miss Reming.
ton. The guests were seated about
a table which was Hastily decorated,
and a splendid six course dinner was
enjoyed.
Last evening, Wednesday,, March
Is, the Grand Shrine Ball took place
at Grand Forks. The Grand Forks
Times says in part as follows:
This evening the auditorium on
North Fifth street. will be the scene
of the largest and most brilliant
social gathering in several years. The
event will be the fourth annual ball
given under the auspices of the
Arab patrol of krem Shrine for which
several hundred invitations have
been issued. Only members of the
Masonic order have been favored with
these but the guest list undoubtedly
will include several prominent Ma
sons and Shriners from different
parts Of the state.
The ball will open at 9 O'Clock with
the grand entry OF the high pQten.
tate and his royal household in their
rich and brilliantly hued oriental
robes. This will be a parade Of un-
usual splendor and it will be follow
e by the drill of the Arab patrol. The
krem band will furnish all the music
for this feature of the program nd
the oriental instruments have been
put in fine tune for the occasion. All
officers. band members and men OF
the patrol are to gather at the audi.
forum at s o'clock so that every
thing may be in readiness the mo-
ment the 8 o'clock gong is sounded.
Miss Minnette Miller departed We'd
nesday for a business and pleasure
trip combined. Miss Miller will visit
in Fargo for a couple OF days and
return here IN time to resume her
work in the schools on Monday. The
majority of the teachers remained
in the Capital City for Easter, the
vacation being only one week and the
weather not being the most favorable
for travelling.
Assistant State Superintendent OF
Public Instruction and Mrs. w. e.
Parsons were guests OF Mr.. c, w.
Roadman for lunch yesterday at the
Mckenzie. Mr.. Roadman is an old
friend OF Mr.. Parsons and was here
representing the Houghton Miflin
company Of Chicago. .
Friday evening, March 2Sth, the ar
mory will be the scene of a gather
ing of Bismarck society, when the
ladies Of the Episcopal Guild will act
in the capacity of hostesses. The
president Of the guild, Mrs. H. r.
Eerndt, and a number of assistants
are arranging everything for the
pleasure and comfort of the guests,
and the ball promises to be one Of
the events of the season. The hall
will be nicely decorated with Ameri-
can flags, and every detail will be-
such thatHthe evenings enjoyment
will be complete. At the usual hour
a delicious luncheon will be served.
Secretary J. w. Foley left Wednes-
day for Fargo, where he was to read
at Stones auditorium, under the
auspices of the Episcopal Guild. The
people of that city enjoyed a treat
for Bismarck audiences know full
well the ability of their poet as a
reader. Mr.. Foley frequently reads
in the various cities over the state,
and is becoming famous not only in
our state but other states as well.
for his writings and readings. North
Dakota IS justly proud of their poet,
J. w. Foley.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. D. Cook left Wed
nesday afternoon for Helena, Mont,
but will return here about April 10,
when they expect to reside inAthe
capital city permanently. Cook and
Lowe are here as representatives Of
the Dakota Live Stock company, and.
will conduct business offices here
permanently. Mrs. John B. Lowe
will arrive from Minneapolis the last
of this week to join her husband.
Mr.. Lowe. Mr.. and Mrs. Cook and
Mr.. and Mrs. Lowe will reside at the
Mckenzie hotel.
Wednesday afternoon the home of
Mrs. E. f, Morris, ia 9th Street was
the scene of one of the prettiest so.
cial functions given for some time.
The occasion was the annual banquet