Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-01-23

Mto. l.. ID. IldIlud Wall no at lV-hC
Thursdays.
The Current Events club held a
most interesting and enjoyable meet
Ing at the home of Mrs. John A. Lar.
sen, Sl2 Sixth street, yesterday after.
noon. 1t was what is known as
Guest Day" in the organization, and
each lady was emitted to invite one
guest. The afternoons enjoyment
opened up with the following pro-
gram: Piano duet, Mrs. John A. Lar
son and Mrs. A. J. ArnOt, which was
followed by the roll call, when the
ladies responded to same o. the suD.
ject OF women Of America" A pa
per ON the use and Abuse of Nov.
ing Pictures" by Mrs. Vim. Moore,
q paper on what Electricity Means
to a Woman" by Mrs. w. r. Davies.
After this part Of the program, there
was q spelling match, which caused
q great deal Of amusement. Mrs. AL.
fred Zuger and Mrs. Geo. WEIGH be-
ing leaders OF the two competing
sides In the contest, which resulted
in the honor OF victory falling to the
ladies' in Mrs. Zuger's fine. The af.
ternoou was brought to a close by the
serving Of the nost delicious refresh
ments. There are eighteen members
in the club, thus making a company
Of SO for the afternoon. The occa-
sion was Of much pleasure to all.
A very brilliant function was given
Last evening at the Mckenzie hotel
by the members of '"The Monday
Grub" The OCCASION was the annual
banquet, which is given each year,
when the anniversary Of the club is
celebrated, and the one time when
the gentlemen are given the pleasure
Of being present to participate in
the evenings program. The banquet
hour was 1880 and covers were laid
for 36 guests. Pretty place cards
marked the places for the company
present. The guests marched from
the parlors to strains of music from
the balcony and we're splendidly serv-
ed to a sunptuous seven-course din
ner. The tables we're beautifully
adorned with the club colors of white
and green, consisting of cut flowers
and greenery, and lighted tapers in
harmony with prevailing decorations.
Following the delicious repast, Mrs.
G. F. Dullam presided as toastmis-
tress, and toasts we're given ON the
following subjects: A toast to the
Ladies'" by Mr.. T. r. Atkinson; a
toast to the "Gentlemen," by Mrs. w.
H. B%odenstab, the toast on Friend
ship" Thy Mr.. G.. F. Dullam; the toast
to "Our Guests" by MIR. Il. II. Berndt.
Musical selections we're rendered up
or the piano during the serving o.
the delicious Lrepast. After the pleas
ure about the dinner table and the
enjoyable toasts were rendered, the
guests proceeded to the parlors,
where. the following program was
rendered: Vocal selection 10y Mrs.
V. j. LaIaose; Instrumental SELECTION;
by Miss Flora Harmon, entitled,
"Liebeftrau:n," by. Franz List
dream of .Love); the overture to
the Bohemian Girl" by Balse, was
rendered by Miss Flora Harmon and
Odessa Williams. Then the company
were seated about tables arranged
for cards, where the colors of the
club were again evident in score
cards and decorations. Much enjoy
ment ensued during the remainder OF
the evening, which was spent in play.
ting bridge. The following are Tile
members of the organization: Mrs.
M. II. Jewell, Mrs. A. A. Bruce, Mrs.
T. r. Atkinson, Mrs. H. r. Berndt,
Mrs. w. H. Bodenstab, Mrs. F. A. Co.
Ipelin, Mrs. G. +. Dullam, Mrs. r. #.
FLINT, Mrs W. C. Gilbreath, Miss Flora
Harmon, Mrs. B. E. Jones, Mrs. f. A.
Lair, Mrs. w. A. Lahr, Mrs. V. J.
LaRose. Mrs. Irene l.. Leonard, Mrs.
M. w. Roam, Mrs. r. s.. Towne, Miss
Williams and Miss Odessa Williams.
Associate members: Mrs. j.. H. New
ton of Mandan, Mrs. H. M. Weiser.
members: Mrs. d. ID. kaul-
man, Mrs. r. J. Turner, Mrs. w. H.
WINCHESTER and Mrs. II. M. Tuttle.
Besides the married gentlemen who
were present, the following young
men were guests, also: DR.. A. NJ.
Brandt, DIR. A. M. Fisher, Lewis Har-
l'ison, s. W. Corwin, Charles Wat
tum, H. c. Bradley. The course or
study as followed by the members of
the club during the past year, and
which is still the subject for the reg
ular meetings, is, "The Gilded Age of
Louis NV" Once a month is the
time specified for holding these profit
able discussions, when it is the pleas
1pre of n Of the ladies in the CLUB
to act as hostess. The annual ban
quiet IS one which is looked forward
to with much pleasure, not only by
the invited guests, but also by the
ladies OF the organization, for it lis all
evening of unusual elegance and per.
feet appointment.
Mrs. R, n. Stevens and Miss Clara
Stevens and Mrs. James w. Foley re.
yesterday from Chicago where
they attended the grand opera season.
A sister-in-law of Mrs. Stevens is now
one of the stars of the grand opera
Arrangements have been made for
social meeting in the parlOrs of the
Methodist church on Friday evening
beginning at eight O'Clock. It will be in
nature Of a get acquainted affair
and everyone is invited. There will