Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-11-28

THANKSGIVING HOUSE PARI y
following: Mr.. and Mrs. T.. l.. Morris
will entertain as their house guests tomoi
row. Mr.: and Mrs. Il. A.. Hughes OF Bis
marck, Mr.. and Mrs. Sheperd and DR..
Scheffer of Bismarck and Mrs. Cameron
THE YoUNGS LEFT FOR WASHING.
TON.-Congressman George NJ. Young and
family left on No. 4 for Washington. d.. c
They will spend Thanksgiving Day at
Minneapolis with Mr.: N. NJ. Young. They
made of baby Catherine by Paul Fjelde.
the talented young North Dakota artist
who Is n student a Chicago.
w, c. 7. U. DEVILS LAKE.-one of
the features OF the last meetings Of the
w. c. r. U. Of Devils Lake was the
excellent paper prepared and read by
Mrs. c. L., Wallace, using Motherhood"
as her topic. speaking of the love and
sympathy, as the keynote to a child pro-
per training and the work it would do
to avoid the erection of a barrier o con.
tidences between mother and child.
DRESS NEXT YEAi.-No radical
change in woman's dress ncXt spring.
Here is a rosy bulletin Cor family mon
and housewives. from the association Of
cicak. suit, skirt ana dress manufacturers
which. has Headquarters in Chicago. Ihe
slit skirts are not going To be SIT fur.
Their nor dlfferenl'y: t.nre will be a sur.
pr!sing similarity IA ;hc styles OF 1914
to those of 1913, according 10 the asso-
riation's style committee As tens OF nil
lions of dollars are iavolved in wrnmtI'si
clothing made in accordance with style
committees information, the statement
has weigh. Here is he committees report:
The styles proper for the spring of 1914
will show a larger waist. skirts narrow
at the feet. drapcd or enlarged hips from
tho JSn nf f1nI,n1nc ith f6n nrncnNra Ia JCn.i
ly eliminated by the use Of the kimono
and raglan sleeve. The sleeves will be
narrow and th~ree-quarters or full! length.
There will be bolero, blouse and peasant
the waistline or III he blous,ns Of The
aists. Crepe effects will De strong fav.
orites and the silks Will include a strong
revival of plain and printed tatfetas n
chiffon qualities. This is somewhat Of a
surprise, but the revival of chinchi'las this
winter, when practically every ::~,aaIfac-
turer Of fabrics as weIr IS designer of
clothing thought they were dead. shows
no unexpectedly fashion will Jump. II
might add that skirts will De long
FIRST GERMAN OF THE SEASON
IN FARGO.-The first german of the soc.
ial season. Fargo. was given last evening
by the Metropolitan dancing club at the
halr put on the gala appearance that it
did ut the fashion %cotillion last evening.
was in charge of Mrs. w. L. Hunt.
The hall was made attractive with guam
of flowers and no expense as spared
in making the party perfect in ali APP
continents. Suspended from the chande-
[ierS In the center Of the room was n
of five dutch baskets filled with
he seasons flowers. Arranged around the
.all room was 80 gilded baskets filled with
lowers tied with tulie bows with stream
,rs to the chandeliers which were cover
ID with southern smilax. The lights We're
with smilaX intermingled it'll pink
'oses and wisteria. The dancing commence
ID promptly at 9 o'clock and ut 10 o'clock
Montgomery led the fashion cotil-
ion. The fashions were represented by
Miss Alice Mitchell, who Wore a gown
IF 400 b. c.; Flora Lewis one of 1875;
elizabeth Richards 1916: Dorothy Traut-
nan. 1883 and Miss Katherine Hunt the
es We're Mrs. Leslie Weller and Mrs. J.
y. Mitchell, assisted by Miss Audrey
Cramer. The favors We're novel and pretty
he special ones of the evening being
gold pms for the ladies and ivory frames I
or the gentlemen.A At 1880 o'clock a four
lining room of the hall which was taste,
ully decorated in a color scheme of pink
md lavender. The chandeliers We're shad.
ID with southern smilaX. pale pink roses
he centerpiece of the tables. Tables fo" {
our were PRETTY arrangd. each liable
,eing lighted with pink shaded candles.
rhe music, for the evening which was
exceptionally good was furnished by Cliffs
Mrs. Hunt and her committee. !
er and Margaret Mitchell received much I
,raise for the success of the party which I
vas without a doubt one of the prettieSt i
,arles ever given at the Columbus hair. s
There were forty-two couples present AID $
eVeral Out-of.town guests.
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