Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-11-25
IN THE SOCIAL "A

FINE ARTS CLUB-The Music section
of the Fine Arts club OF Fargo met at the
Civic Center and gave the following pro-
gram:
Chapters 6 and Z ......... Mrs. Smith
Spanish Drama.
Echegeray-"The World and His Wife
.......... Miss Quirk and Miss Russell
Drama News ............. Miss Irwin
HONOR MISS FRIDD.--A simple, vet i'm
pressive, memorial exercise was conduct
ed during the general exercises at the
Dry Of the late Blanche Fridd. a former
student and later an instructor in the
Normal school, who last August was lost
in the wreck Of the Inflated steamship
Alaska. Former class mates, students and
instructors delivered addresses, as well as
citizens Of Valley City, where Miss Fridd
had made her home up to the last two
years.
CHARITY BALL NETS LARGE SUM.
After paying all bills and other expenses
in connection with the annual charity bali
given last week in Grand Forks, the sum
OF $4OO Is found to be left for the use OF
the Associated Charities.
This is the report made by Mrs. G.
M. Williamson, chairman Of the general
nance committee in charge of the enter
prise, who will at once pay this sum
over " lue pOdIu VI ulIcClOIS VI II dS-
1t is believed that all the bills in con-
%nection with the big dance have now
been disposed Of, and that what Is left
Is clear profit.
The proceeds are somewhat less than
was the case last year, when the sum Of
$430 was available for charitable use.
GAY WEEK IN THE SOCIAL WORLD
The numerous parties, dinners, dances,
Vn vito ~, ~, ans ~ thn nryr Nvnnk. u in
Fargo, promise to make the week a busy
one in the social world. The dancing par.
ty given by the Roycroft club tomorrow
evening in the Columbus hall, begins the
politan German on Tuesday evening. This
affair Is in charge of Mrs. W. i. Hunt,
assisted by Mrs. Leslie Welter, and the
Misses Irene CARPENTER and Margaret
Knights of Columbus halii viii be the
scene of the Thanksgiving c~otillion given
by the Bachelors and Benedicts, the Eel
loWcraft club entertain at a thanksgiving
dance in the Sons of Norway hail the
give one of their parties Friday. The
Mother Goose party Friday, the Coterie
dancing club giving one of their parties
the same evening.
MOTHERS CLUB.-The Mothers club
of Minot held a most interesting meeting
the program being under the supervision
Of the Safeguard committee, proving to
be Of unusual interest to the mothers. The
papers read caused considerable COM
men because of their pointed and helpful
suggestions. The musical numbers by Mrs.
II. Grimmer We're exceptionally fine. At
the close of the program the Safeguard
committee, of which Mrs. d. A. Dinnie
Is chairman: and Mrs. l.. Ellis, II. l..
Halvorson. Mrs. Charles Kane and -.rs.
Fl. L. Murphy are members brought
some splendid recommendations before the
members which were passed. One of the
recommendations was the advisability OF
having a police woman in Minot and this
committee will bring, the measure before
the city council in the near future. This
club is attempting o do big hings for
the welfare of the children and young
people of the city. but the cooperation
of every mother in Minot is needed to
make their efforts a success.
skUPITZ.
We close our store at noon Thanks
giving Day. We make extra delivery
Wednesday, nVpnino at 7 II M