Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-11-23

dan assisted throughout the rooms an
with the elegant buffet luncheon serve'
at five o'clock.
TELEcTR1C CLuB.-About IS mem
bers Of the Telectrfc club, Minott, Wer'
present at their regular meeting held q
their club rooms In the Consumers Pow
err Co. builing. The regular routine o
business was taken up, after which ;
given by Miss Hazel Thompson on Ed
ison--Hls Habits and Business" Anothe1
splendid article was read by Miss lliz
abeth Jeffries on 'The Girl an Her Bus
~iiiess." The evening was then turned owe
to a social time. cards being the diver
sion and delicious refreshments were
served. Miss Florence Brogan2 and MIS-
Myrtle Dugan acted as the social com
mittee. This club meets every third Wee
nesday OF the month and enjoys mos
pleasant times together.
LADIES' AID. ladies' Aid of The
Presbyterian church of Minot enjoyed 9
pleasant afternoon in. the church whel
they met for a social meeting. After ;
social hour together a splendid miscel
~laneous program was given, consisting Q,
the following, solo-,When the Sands 81
ters; Reading-selected, Miss Gladys
Montgomery; song-The sonk That Re
minds Me of You, Miss Erma Jones
Reading-Selected. Miss Mable Morgan;
solo.-Lavadic, Miss Marion st n1nhp Keel
Day, Miss Gladys Wheeler. The hostesses
Mrs. p. w. Erickson and Mrs. l.. A.. Co.
rey, served a dainty luncheon and all
present expressed themselves as having
had an exceptionally enjoyable time.
FACULTY RECITAL-With their us
ual charm and musical skill. Albert J
Stephens, violinist, and ManZanita %.
Stephens, soprano, assisted by, Lillian z
Wright at the, piano, appeared last even
ing before a large and appreciatlve audi
ence. assembled in stones auditorium, in
Fargo. The technique and musical express
sion of the y%iolinist in all the numbers
selected and the well rendered accompani-
ment Of Miss Wright, Won great applause
from the audience.
M%anzanlta e.. Stephens needs no men.
ton, her beautiful soprano voice having
Tong before this won the hearts of all
music lovers of Fargo and numerous sur:
rounding cities. This recital was one OF
the many recitals that will be given by
the faculty of the Fargo Conservatory of
Music during the coming winter months.
WEDDING GIFT OF COOK BOOK.-A
cook book containing "nll the good old
recipes grandmother used to make. IS
among the wedding gifts Miss Jessie Will
son VIII tukc away Will HeI ~ ICl nc"
home after the White House wedding. :.
has been compiled from contributions OF
best recipes from $50 WOmen, among them
wives Of cabinet members. government
officials. governors of many states ana
other official families.
Some of the famous old Southern dishes
from Miss Wilson's maternal grandmOth-
er's cook book have been included In the
volume, which is not alone unique but
has been bound in practical form so II
will NOT no 1o ma god nv nracfipa1 nSp
With the arrival today OF Francis =.
Sayre. who is to marry Miss Jessie Wood
row Wilson nexe Tuesday, final %prepara-
tons for the White House wedding were
begun.
Decorators have begun making the East
room ready for Inc and car
penters were at work today. on the plat
form upon which the bridal party is to
stand for the
The East room which is open to visitors
daily will be closed until after the we'd
ding.
Boxes and packages containing wedding
gifts continued to reach the White House
today, and members of the family were
busy u%npacking them.
TEA IN HONOR OF DEBUTANTEs.-
The friends in the city of Mrs. Fl: r.
interested in the following items from the
Minneapolis Tribune of Nov. 81: Mrs. Fl.
Roger Lyon, 303 Ridgewood avenue, was
hostess at a tea this afternoon. The hours
were from 8 until 6 o'clock. Cards had
been issued to about 300 guests. Roses
and chrysanthemums were the 1ecOrl-
items. The guests Of honor were the debu-
tantes Of the season.
Mrs. Lyon was assisted in receiving
Chapman. Edward W. Decker, \. H.
Rogers. Harry 3. Watts, George II. Grde,
G.. L.. Heegaard. w. l. Man, Harry
Helm. 7; ". Stevenson. Alice Noyes
Smith, Fairbault; George Ba5ehelder, F;
Ramsey, Douglas a.. Fiske, CHARLES Brat
nobcr, Dwight M. Baldwin, jr.. C. B.
Lyon. st. Paul; Marshall CO olidse. Will
ial, r. Remington, Paul Remington. Bis
Tie Dansant ut Hotel Ra!sson, Mime
apolis, continues, to be one of the 'mpor-
tant social events for Saturday afternoons.
Many reservations are made for large
parties; but the majority Of the parties
be in charge Of the dance program to-
morrow and a full number of dances will
be furnished from 4 to 6 O'CLOCK. Mrs.
r.. c Remington of Bismarck. N. d., and
Mrs. c. c. Martin of st. Paul are among
the out-of-town hostesses who have made
reservations for Saturday.
RECEIVED FOR MRS. FURNESS.-
At a charming reception of Friday after
noon. at which Mrs. r. e. Luehe was
hastess. Mrs. G.. b. Furness of Mandan
was the particular guest of honor, as she
Is leaving, with her husband, DR.. Furness,
in the near future for Las Angeles. Cal,
where they will take up their perma-
nent residence. DR.. and Mrs Furness have
been residents of Mandan for many years.
and will be greatly missed in social and
professional circles. Receiving with Mrs.
Luehe and Mrs. Furness was Mrs. Elgar
Martin, a newcomer to Bismarck.
The rooms were Frightened with clus-
tiers of Jacqueminot roses, and during the
afternoon musical numbers were given
by Miss Flora Harmon, Mrs. V. j. La
Rose. Miss Lantemann and Miss Thor
berg, all these ladies having been former
ly associated with Mrs. Luehe and Mrs
Furness In the Musical club O fMandan.
The program was given with artistry, all
the soloists having made distinct places
for themselves in the musical circles of
both cities. Miss Thorherg has quite re-
Gently returned from Europe, where she
won distinction in recital circles as a
piarist of more than ordinary ability. In
the dining room, Mrs. A. A. Bruce pre-
sided at the tea urn and Mrs. H. r.
Berndt poured chocolate, and assisting
them in serving were Mrs. w. G. Taylor
and Mrs. Watson. The table was beautiful.
ly decorated in chrysanthemums and
Southern smilax, the latter having been
sene from the coast to the hostess for the
occasion. e.,l u ".
Mrs, C. E. sales. Mrs. Henry Hoist
and Mrs. BIG. Whitehead assisted the