Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-01-18

ulO muSlCal program. MISS boy cSOu
and Miss jeanette Wolbert delighted
the company with vocal selections,
and Blanche Meyers played two pretty
plan selections. The afternoon was
brought to a close by the serving OF
delicious refreshments.
The brilliant party Of last evening
under the auspices of the Ladies' Of
the Eastern Star, given at the Masonic
Temple was In every respect a sue.
cess. The magnificent temple was
filed with happy couples who danced
merrily to Peck's orchestra, and the
committee, the Mesdames Alfred Zu.
ger. VIM. Falconer, Will Webb, and
B. c. Marks, who had the details for
thus function in charge, had left moth
ing undone to make an enjoyable ev-
ening for the guests. The prettiest
decorations were in evidence through
out the hall and dining room and a de-
licious lunch was served at midnight.
These parties are q treat to which the
people look forward and another will
be given DIN the near future.
Ben Rud. representative of the
North Star Shoe Company of Duluth,
is in the city, and tells us that he had
Thanksgiving dinner with Mr.. and
Mrs. Grant Best of that city. 1t will
be interesting to their numerous
friends here to know that they are
getting along nicely and that MIR. Rud
COO, them very often
At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. K. H.
L.. Vesperman on Avenue A, a very
enjoyable stag dinner was given last
evening. DR.. S. A. Bricker, of Fargo,
a former school mate Of Mr.. Vesper-
mans was the guest of honor. The
dinner was at seven o'clock and a
company Of six We're splendidly serv-
ed. An enjoyable social evening was
spent by the gentlemen, who all voted
Mrs. Vesperman a lady of exceptional
ability in preparing a dinner which SO
delighted them. DR.. Bricker has been
in the Capital City the past week in
attendance at the Dental Convention
and will remain in Bismarck until Sun
day. l1ts III,
Mrs. c. N. Kirk has been enjoying a
visit from her friend, Miss Maude
Hawking of S~heboysan, Wisconsin,
since prior to the Inaugural. Today
Miss Hawkins will be guest of honor,
at a luncheon rendered her by Mrs.
Kirk. There will be a company of
twelve ladies present to enjoy the hos
T.. .ality of the hostess In her home at
400 west Broadway. After the lunch
con, the ladies will enjoy. bridge whist.
A number of friends Of Miss Emma
McGarvey surprised her at her home
on Second street Thursday evening.
The young people numbered about y
couple and they were not long in TAX
ing full possession of the house and
Joining in the merry rounds of a dance.
Several of the young ladies present
volunteered to preside at the piano
and the evening proved a very ejoy-
able one. "
The Ladies' Aid society Of the
Swedish Lutheran church held a very
interesting meeting at the home OF
Mrs. Andrew Person, Thursday after
noon, aJnuary 10th. Encouraging re-
FORTS were submitted by the secretary
and treasurer.
. The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year: President, Mrs.
Chris. Engen; vice presidents, Mes
danes TatleX, Fagerstrom, Danroot
and Freeburg; secretary, Mrs. Alison;
treasurer, Mrs. Person. Mrs. Person
served dainty refreshments.
j., The next meeting will be held at
the home OF Mrs. Freeburg on Fourth
street.. p, .