Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-04-26
Society Notes


On Thursday evening, April Gath,
MISS Marie Holmboc was hostess at
the home of Mrs. w. T.. Parsons, l0Zo
Fifth street, to twelve friends. The
tire passed pleasantly with musical
selections and other amuSementS,
though the occasion was really a cara
party. After the game, the following
refreshments were served: Ice cream,
cake, coffee and MacaroOns. The FOL.
lowing is Il list OF the company pres
ent: Mr.. and Mrs. L. CHASER, Mr..
Sampson, manager OF the Russell Mill
ing Co.; Mr.. Kenneth Mcfarland, Mr..
w. Harris, Mr.. Paul J. Jacobson, Miss
Winnie Jones, Miss Alice Olson. Miss
Grace Peck and Mr.. and Mrs. w. +.
Parsons.
Mesdames B;ngenheimer, Taylor.
Simpson and S. Taylor Of Mandan
were visitors in Bismarck Friday, the
guests OF Mrs. Simpsons daughter,
MIS-. Raymond Bergson.
The unique amusement program
arranged for Friday evenings S0clai
at the Methodist church parlOrs was
entered into heartily by a large gath
cring of friends. and more enjoyment
could not be possible than was gained
from such a social. The most pal
atable pies-pumpkin. apple, bluc5er-
ry-were partakcn Of with great plea
sue. These young people know how
to please a company and when a SINH
lar pleasure is planned by them again
there will be no doubt about the at
tendance, for those wishing a good
time will be sure to go.
The play, "The Heart OF a Hero"
which was staged last evening at the
PRESBYTERIAN gymnasium was well at
t~ended1Snd deserves the highest com
m@endation. The young people VINO
took Durr had given most faithful
practice .ior several weeks, and each
one of them did full justice to their
parts. The gymnasium has been the
scene OF many pleasing, home-.alcnt
plays, but nome was more enjoyable
than this one o, The following were
the characters in the play: Misses
Ethel and Lois Barnes, Laura Keenan,,
Ruth Nichols, Ernest Wright, f. ..
hatfield, B. Dutton, Albin Carlson
and David Jones taking the part OF
page. Should these young people eV-
er attempt a play again, they will re-
ccivc an apprcciatiVe audience.
1t Is seldom any city in the state IS
hOnOred with so large Il gathering OF
Intellectual ladies as were asscmb.er
at the Mckenzie hotel Friday noon
for the banquet, given by the FEEDER,
ated clubs of Bismarck in honor of
Miss Minnie Nelson, the state feder-
alton president, and the lady superin.
tendents now in the city. The hour
for the banquet was l2:3o and 81
guests assembled to enjoy a sumptu-
Gus %six.course luncheon. The tables
we're adorned in the state federation
colors, green and white, carnations
bein in evidence to further add to the
beauty and harmony of the decora-
tons. At the conclusion Of the splen-
did repast, Miss Nelson addressed
the company on the importance of a
close relationship in club work be-
tween the superintendents n feder-
alton ladies, stating that every lady
superintendent should be a member
of some club, and that in this way
only could the ladies In the country
become interested. Mrs. V. J. LaRosc
favored the ladies with two vocal So
los, Miss Flora Harmon accompanying
her on the piano. The occasion was
such as will be remembered by the
guests with mucn pleasure, and the
club members feel they gained much
valuable information along the lines
of their work through the able ad.
dress given by Miss Nelson.
Thursday evening, April 9th, a
farewell reception was given in hOAor
of Mrs. l. w. Healy. at the parlors OF
the Baptist church. Many frineds
gathered and the evening was spent
in various games and an interesting
spelling contest, which caused much
merriment. Mrs. Healy was the re-
cipient of a number of pretty and
useful gifts. The serving of delicious
refreshments brought the evenings
pleasure to a close. Mrs. Healy and
her daughter, Beatrice, departed Fri
day morning, for Minneapolis, where
they will remain for a,tine. She is
yet undecided as to- where she will
locate permanently, whether in the
cities oraonI thet Coast However, she
will return here after a time, when