Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-01-14
Society Notes

Miss Rose Grippe Of Dickinson arrlv,
cd Sunday and will remain during the
session as stenographer in the senate
While in the city, Miss Grippe will be
with her friend, Miss Holmboe, at the
home OF w. Z. Parsons on Fifth street
Wednesday night, January 18th, Co.
A basket ball team will give a dane.
ing party at the Commercial Club hall.
Preparations are being made for an
enjoyable time, and O'Connor's orches.
ira Will play such music as will make
the guests trip lightly.
Mrs. P. G. Remington is enjoying a
visit from Mrs. Charles Poehler of Min.
neapolis. Mrs. Poehler came up in
time to attend the inaugural BAN.
Rev. Charles Remington, of Manitou,
Colorado, a brother Of Mr.. p. c. Rem.
instOn, is a. guest at the home of his
brother. 49,,
THE members of the Brotherhood
will meet Tuesday evening at the Pres
Wterian Chapel, when an evening OF
plasure will be participated in. Some
OF the young women of the church will
be present also at this gathering, and
a pleasant evening is anticipated.
The young people of the Presbyter-
ian church have arranged FOR the Royal
Male Quartette of Chicago to sing at
the church Saturday evening, January
18th. This promises to be very enjoy.
able, as the %quartette comes highly rec.
commended.
Miss Ara WaggOner, who has been
visiting at the home of her sister, Mrs.
G. ~. Rawlings the past three weeks,
left for Los Angeles, California, yester.
day morning. Miss Waggoner has
many friends in the Capital City who
are always pleased When she comes
here for a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Anderson, of GIG
Thayer Street, pleasantly entertained
at dinner Sunday the following guests:
Senator and Mrs. G. l.. Elkin of May
vile, Senator and Mrs. J. E. Davis of
Goodrich and Miss Emma Coleman
and Mr.. r. J. Beckley Of Bismarck.
;yMrs. G.. l.. Elkin who came here to
attend the inaugural, returned yester-
day to her home in Mayville. Mrs. Elk
in will later during the session of the
legislature join her husband, Senator
Elkin, and participate in some of the
social functions given here during the
next six weeks.
Grand Forks society going people al.
ways have opportunities of attending
splendid social functions. For Friday
evening, Jan. II, two social affairs Of
prominence will take place in that city.
Cine is the twenty-third annual ball Of
the B. P. o. E., and the other will be
the Junior Prom at the state univers-
fty, the latter being an event for only
students. alumni and faculty. These
two parties are looked forward to with
much pleasure. a"
Mrs. Mary Mclean writes a second
letter from Los Angeles, which reads
as Follows:
ITO begin with l must tell you that
I'm still meeting old Bismarck friends
every few days. While down on Broad
way the other day, who should ap.
proach me and say, Amt you lost,
Mrs. Mclean" and behold, Mr.
George Gilbert stood before me-. We
walked into a bank where his wife
was waiting for him and enjoyed a
pleasant chat, after which they took
their departure for Palms." a pretty
suburb in which they make their home,
while the writer strolled along taking
in the beauty show along the thorough
fare. Talk about Christmas decora'
tions,-nowhere have ever seen any
thing to equal it. A short time after