Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-01-17
Society Notes

Mr.. and Mrs. Il. r.. Morris and fam.
lily, on Sixth street, have been enjoy.
ing a visit from Mr.. Morris sister,
Estell Morris Of Auguste, Wis, since
before the holidays, she arriving in
time to celebrate the Christmas sea-
son here. Miss Morris left yester-
day for the coast, where she will
continue visiting other relatives this
winter, expecting to return via Bis,
marcel, enrOute to her home, when
her. visit is concluded west. Miss
! Morris has been Il guest at several
of tho social functions in the capital
city during her stay and has met
many Bismarck people, thus making
many warm friends, who will greet
her with pleasure upon her return.
DR.. B. D. Rowley of Mandan was a
guest in the capital city last evening,
and spent the time visiting with
friends, and had dinner with a com.
pany OF acquaintance at the McKen-
Zie. DIR. Rowley left on the evening
train for the Twin Cities, where he
will attend the Dental association
held there this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Parsons pleas
antly entertained a company OF
friends Wednesday evening in honor
Of DR.. w. f.. Hooking OF Devils Lake.
Covers were laid for ten, and a splen-
did four.course dinner was served.
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Holta was hostess at her home on
Washington Ave. to a company Of
twelve ladies. The afternoon was
| spent in playing auction bridge. Mrs.
Henry Murphy, receiving high score,
was awarded the honor. At the con-
| clusion Of the game Mrs. Holta served
| delicious refreshments.
Mrs. K. o. Haroldson Of Lansford,
who came to join her husband, Rep
resentative Haroldson, for the Inaug,
ural, has been spending the time in
the capita. city since. She left this
morning for Minot, to visit her sister
in-law at that city. Mrs. Haroldson
expects to come here later and enjoy
a stay in Bismarck ere the session
| closes. While here, Mrs. Haroldson
was a guest at the Mckenzie hotel.
Numerous little informal gatherings
are the order of the day in social cir
| cles, where a number will gather and
! spend the afternoon at social chats,
sewing or cards. Some of the ladies
who are visiting in the city since the
inaugural are enjoying their stay in
the capital city at various little par
| ties, while the future has in store
many magnificent functions, which
will soon take place. Among these
which promises to be of unusual ele-
gance, is the Knight Templar's ball,
the 31st of this month. This will be
a very formal party, and the promi-
nent people Of the city will be in at
tendance.
The Birthday club will be entertain
ed by Mrs. Preston, at her home.
The diversion of these gatherings Is
whist, and the club ladies' are noted
for their ability along the line of serv-
ing lovely refreshments, and the
meetings are always most enjoyable.
| The club consists of twelve members,
| and each time one of the guests re-
ceives a pretty spoon.
Tonight the Masonic temple will be
the scene of a large company Of
guests, when the ladies of the Star
| will be hostesses. Those who will be
present will be royalty entertained,
for the Star never does anything by
halves, either in seeking the pleasure
Of the guests or in the serving of re-
freshments. 1t is expected an I'M