Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-03-16

Miss Mabel Quilting was the hostess
at a slumber party Friday evening.
Games were played during the even
ing and refreshments served and a
sumptuOus breakfast w"s served III
the morning.
The Eastern Star dancing party
which was given Friday evening came
fully up to tic expectation Of the as
scmblcd guests as usual-lOr iheSe
parties are always OF the best. Ihcre
was a good attendance, good music ny
O'Connor's orchestra ana this, com
bined with the merr.est OF spirits
made an evening pass rapidly by.
After enjoying dancing until the
midnight hour the company aSS"mbl-
ed in the dining wlere the host
ess had served a most delicious lunch
Green decorations, symbolic or st.
Patrick's day adorned the rooms and
tables. Mrs. J. p. French, Mrs. Il. J.
Schultz and Mrs. +. +. Luehe acted
as hOstesses.
A banquet Of exceptional interest
and enjoyment was given Friday even
ing, March 7th at the Domestic Sci
ence department of the nigh school,
when the junior class Of the hieh
school delightfully."- entertained the
senior class-and high school faculty.
With the assistance Of Miss Ruby
Gibbens, the Juniors had prepared a
most delicious five cOurso rcpaSt
which was AClled from PRETTY decor
ated tables in the Science 0 The
colors OF the Junior and Senior classes
were in evidence both throughout the
rooms and tables. During the ban.
Guet pretty musical selections were
reldered-Frcd Young, president Of
the Junior class acted in the capacity
oEtoastmaster and ably filed the posi-
tiHn. Many responses were given and
al the tOaSts were handled in an adj
nArablc manner. After the banquet
and toasts, the company assembled in
the gymnasium where guessing OK
tests Of a humorous nature were in
dulged in. A County Fair" was also
an interesting feature Of this part OF
the program. Various prizes were
awarded for these contests and thru
out the evening was n of intense
pleasure to all who participated in
the hospitality of the Juniors.
Good morning! m gla,I to greet
you. If people about the city having
news will kindly assist by %telephon-
ing items for the paper to Miss lIrick-
son, it will be greatly appreciated.
The various holiday seasons are al
ways a source of delight to people
Christmas. New Years. Easter and
the many legal holidays, with pro-
grams suitable to each. WE all greet
Christmas with enthusiasm: We are
glad to say "Happy New Yer" We
like to hear of Lincoln. Washington.
and we love the glorious Fourth OF
July--but it is doubtful if any season
means more to us than the beautiful
Eastertide. which We will have the
pleasure of greeting a week from to.
day. 1t follows the calm Of Lenten
season-it means life and hope and
the bursting forth of buds. the song
Of birds-and the ever-welcome sprins
time. Is it any wonder we love it?
May you all spend a joyous Easter.
1t will be pleasing Jews to Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Stables friends that the:
are now enjoying their visit in Scot
land with Mr.. Stables mother. Mr..
ana Mrs. Stables were in doubt when
leaving for Minneapolis in regard to
their trip abroad on ccoun Of the
sudden death of Mrs. Stables broth
er, Mr.. Lindsey. They. however, left
Minneapolis Monday. March 3rd. ar
irving in st. John March 9Th. Their
sailing date was March 18th, via the
Empress Of Ireland-the boat leaving