Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-06-03


Is Society Notes !
Dickinson Alumni Banquet.
The annual banquet OF the Dickin'
son alumni was held Wednesday ev'
cning, May 2Sth. remnants and
streauers of the class cOlOrs-Orange
and black-were drapcd. A f~Ve.course
repast was served.
Married in Two Counties.
A special to the Minneapolis IrlD'
une from Pinedale, Wyo., says:
"When Guy Corey and Miss Frances
panIan we're married by Judge Wli.
liam Bolter, the bridegroom stood In
Fremont county and the bride in LIN
coin county, while the judge had a
foot in each. The wedding was held
at the line as a novelty, taking place
in a wild section west of Pinedale.
Enjoyable Dancing Party.
A very enjoyable dancing party was
participated in by the seniors Of the
state university Saturday evening.
This was held in the gymnasium and
was informal and included all stud.
ents in the university. Maroon and
silver, the class colors, were con.
! s%picuous throughout the room. Dane
ing continued until 1900 p. m, when
the event was closed by serving dain-
ty refreshments.
Graduation at Dickinson High School.
The Dickinson High school gradu-
| alton exercises took place Thursday
evening, May 29th. There were four
teen in the class, the program consist.
ing of an address by Supt. p. S. Berg.
a High school chorus and solos and
| piano and violin selection. The class
play, "Higbee of Harvard" which was
I given by the class of 1913, was such
a success, due to the great amount OF
practice, that it was decided not to
have orations delivered at commence.
ment time.
Pretty Social Favor.
Sunday a pretty social favor was
| given in honor of Miss Emma Cole.
man and r. J. Beckley, when MIR.
and Mrs. c. w. Paulson gave Il dinner
at the Grand Pacific at | o'clock. The
table decoration was pink carnations
and covers were laid for eight. A six.
course repast was enjoyed and much
merriment %abounded during the din.
ncr hour. The following were pres
cnt: r. J. Bcckley, Miss Emma Cole
man, Mr.. and Mrs. T.. II. l.. Vesper.
man, DR.. and Mrs. NJ. w. Roam.
Smart Event in Paris.
minneapolis Tribune: One of the
smartest entertainments in Paris last
week was the ball given by the Ouch
css de la Rocneroucaid, oorn Mitchell.
of Washington. COmte de la Roche.
foucald, the Duchess's brother.in-law,
led the cotillOn with Mile. Dues.
Americans present included Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Lehr, Mrs. Marcelyn Sing
er, Miss Singer, Contesse dc la For
cst4Divonne and Mrs. Potter Palmer.
Among the favors were dainty canes,
parasols, sleeve buttons, combs, ash
trays, purses and flowers.
OF Interest to Club Women.
The following program of the third
annual meeting Of the Seventh Dis.
trict Federation of Women's Clubs, to
be held at Dickinson June 4 and ..
will he of interest to many CLUB
women, as several of the ladies' whose
names appear on the program are
we'll known in Bismarck:
Wednesday Afternoon.
800 p. m.-Registration of Dele
gates at Headquarters in Congrcga.
tlonal Church.
$3.50 p. m.-Automobile Ride.
Wednesday Evening.
700 p. m.-Reception and Banquet
at st. Charles Hotel.
Toastmistress-Mrs. SOules, Dick
inson.
Address of Welcomc--Mrs. Lill!.
bridge, Dickinson.
Response-Mrs. Diel, Bowman.
Toasts.
Our Honored Guests-"Birds of a
Feather"-Mrs. Ayers, Dickinson.
o"l ANOOlC oClNCS- WHY IOI LOiSL
ourselves and praise ourselves, since
we have the best means of knowing
all the good in ourselves"-Mrs. Craw.
ford, Dickinson.
Thee Need of the lIOur-Miss Niel.
son. Valley City.
Music Hath Charms-Mrs. Nichols,
Mandan.
The Eternal Human-Mrs. Amidon,
Fargo.
"Just Like a Woman"-Mrs. Phel.
an, Bowman.
Thursday Forenoon.
9:30-Call to Order by State Presi.
dent-Business.
Music-Violin and Piano-Humor.
eske, Dvorak-Frederick and Thora
lessen.
Report of CLUBS.