Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-05-14

street, at / o'clock. where convey
ances will be provided. Gentlemen
desiring to attend may meet at
french & Welch's store, where autos
will be provided.
Had Pleasant Meeting.
The Mothers cluD had a very pleas
mt and profitable meeting a, tn"
home of Mrs. A. A. Jones, AIS Scv-
cnth street. Important business was
transacted and delicious refreshments
were served.
Enjoyable Function.
One OF the most enjoyable social
functions which it has been the pleas.
ure of the Birthday club TO participant"
in was Tuesday afternoon at the HON"
of Mr.. J. p. Dunn. PIP Third street,
when the club members, with q com
pany of twelve outside guests celc-
brated Mrs. Dunn'S iOrticth wedding
anniversary. The guests arrived ear
ly in the afternoon and were assem-
bled in prettily decorated parlors,
where the club color. pink, was
brought out in steamers and cut flow
ers. Mr.. and Mrs. Dunn were given
congratulations and hearty greetings
by the gathering and received many
pretty gifts. The time was spent in
playing whist, which is the game the
club members always play when they
meet. a spoon was given as the cluD
prize, and another spoon was also
awarded as a guest prize. Mrs. +. p.
Quain being out Of the city. it was
not Mr.. and Mrs. Dunn'i pleasure to
have her with them, but their grand
children were there to help make
merry. At the accustomed hour, the
hostess served the most delicious re-
freshments. After this pleasure tE"
tons upon the happy couple. depart
ed for their homes.
Another Dance Arranged.
Company A Basketball team will
entertain again Friday evening at the
armory. 1t is looked forward to with
pleasure, this opportunity of again
dancing at the armory to OConnor'S
music.
Had Fine Time.
The expectations of the guests VINO
assembled at the ManncrchOr hall
Tuesday evening were fully realized.
A large gathering was present and the
party was one OF the most enjoyable
of the season. At midnight refresh
ments were served and the usual live
ly music by O'COnnor's orchestra
made time 60 by most pleasantly.
Will Gather at Fargo.
From June lst to It'll, Fargo will
be filled with visitors, representing
the different bodies belonging to the
Masonic fraternity, namely, the Blue
Lodge, the Chapter, the Council, the
Commandery. the Enoch Lodge of Per
lection. the Chapter Of the Rose
CroiX. the KadOsh, the Consistory, the
Eastern Star and the Shrine. 1t is
the Grand Masonic Home Coming and
Shrine Jubilee, which will take place
in the Masonic Temple at Fargo. No
pains will be spared to make this oc-
casion worth while. Sunday evening.
June |, the various musicians belong
ing to the Masonic order will give a
sacred concert in the auditorium OF
the temple. This will be the only
event open to the public at large. The
concert promises to be especially
good. Aside from this, the work car
!ied on during the week will be chief
ly for the various bodies of the Ma
sonic order.
Fargo will also have the revival OF
the old-time fire festival parade on
June 18th. Considerable interest is
centered On this at the present time,
and il is expected the parade will
eclipse anything eve attempted in
this line before. Floats of exception
al splendor are being arranged, and
the whole will be of much interest to
guests in the city at that time.
Visited at Devils Lake.
Devils Lake Journal: Mrs. Arthur
Blaisdell of Minot, who has been a
guest at the home of her aunt, Mrs.
Fl. B.. Mitchell. of 100 Arnold avenue,
left Sunday for her home. Mrs.
Blaisdell has many friends in Devils
Lake and during her visit a number
of social events were given in her
honor, one of which given Wednesday
afternoon by Mrs. II. G. Romig Of
ly6 East Seventh street, was especial
" enjoyable. During the afternoon,
which was in the nature of a thimble
bee, Mrs. Blaisdell, who is a talented
pianist, played a number of selections
for the guests. Mrs. Blaisdell posses
SEES rare musical gifts, which have
been furthered by thorough training
in the east. The guests of the after
noon were: Mesdames c. e. Connol-