Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-01-31
Society Notes

Er4ENI N#tE 3TtsT "a
The majority Of both senate and
house members took advantage Of tile
recess and went home. Some OF the
visiting ladies have also gone hone,
but the following are still in the city:
Mrs. Alloys Wartner, Mrs. N. w.
HawkinsOn, Mrs. C., c. Turner, Mrs.
O. o. Trageton and Mrs. H. J. Iinde.
Mr.. Wartner and Mr.. Linde went
home to remain over Sunday.
Miss Larson, who has been a guest
at the home. Of Mr.. and Mrs. H., J.
Linde at Stanley, prior to their COM
ing to Bismarck, will conclude her
visit with Senator and Mrs. Linde In
the capital city today, and leave for
her home at Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Zuger will en-.
Joy a visit from Miss Alma Jones or
Valley City, who arrived "Wednesday
evening, and will remain several
weeks to participate in the social
events during the session. Miss
Jones is a niece of Mrs. Zuger's, and
her stay here will be. greatly enjoyed
by her aunt and uncle.
At Harvey. N. d., on Tuesday, Feb.
ruary 4th, the Masons of that city
have completed arrangements for the
most magnificent ball ever given
there. The opera house will be dec.
Grated with cut flowers and the guests
will be gowned in the most exquisite
attire. The music will be splendid,
being a Minot orchestra, and in fact
there will be nothing lacking to make
1t an evening Of perfect pleasure. At
midnight the. most elaborate banquet
will be. served, and the Masons and
their friends are looking forward to
Tuesday evening az being the best
of the season.
The topic of conversation nowadays
is centered upon the home talent play,
"The Whirl OF the Town" Every ey-
ening is devoted to practice for this
play, and everybody Is looking for
ward to same with much interest.
The. music for this is said to be Very
pretty, and those who are taking part
are highly pleased with the whole.
The Commercial club and Civic
league are fortunate in being able to
secure so able a person as Mr.. viii.
lians to put on such an interesting
drama.
The members Of the Limited Dane
ing club are anxious to give one more
Of their popular dancing parties be.
fore the Lenten season, providing an
evening may be had when the armory
is not being used. These parties are
4 source Of pleasure to all who may
be so fortunate as to participate in
them, and the young people who usu'
ally 90 are hoping that one more may
be given before February 9Th. This
week the ar1nory has been in such de.
mand, there having been two suppers
given, and two more dances yet. to- fol
low, which viii finish up the week,
Friday night the knight Templar
ball, and Saturday night the Happy
Hand Full club dance,
The Missionary Tea given yestter
day afternoon at the Presbyterian
chapel by Mrs. 6. w. Harris and Mrs
+. r.. Smythe was most successful
even, though the weather was not the
most favorable. There were about 30
ladies present, who had the pleasure
|of listening to appaper by Mrs. Brock
on Missions, a talk by Miss Orr, on
Young Women in China" and a solo
by Miss Wolbert. When this part OF
the program was concluded, the most
interesting spelling match followed.
At 4 o'clock the guests were served
delicious refreshments.
: Fargo COurier-Ne The Longfcl'
low CLUB enjoyed one Of the most en-.
thusiastic meetings Wednesday after.
noon at the Lonfellow school. About
60. ladies were present. After The
business meeting, which was presided
owe by the president, Mrs. F. H.
Wilder, and, the minutes Of the last
meeting having been read, two inter
esting speeches were listened to-.
Mrs. F. H. Wilder gave a brief but
interesting talk about her trip to Chi
cago and Washington, after which
Mice Irmo Erwin tha nO1ice matrOn.