Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-02-09
City News

The Sisters OF st. Benedict, this
/, city, were notified yesterday Of the
death OF ST.. Marcella, o. S. B., she
having passed away on Wednesday
morning, at Eau Claire, Wis. Many
In Bismarck will remember Sr. Mar
celia, she having been stationed here
some twelve years ago, at st. Mary's
school, as music teacher. The Com.
:nuntty Of Sisters to which she belong
ed deeply mourn her loss.
Wagner's famous musical master
piece, "Parsifal," for which thous
ands have %journeyed to the Bavarian
city of Bayreuth, will )e presented
TO the people Of the Missouri Slope,
next Monday evening, Feb. 10, in al
interpretative piano recital, by Prof
Ernest A. Boehmer, director of the
Dakota Conservatory Of Music. The
recital will begin promptly at 7:45.
Miss Lenore Peters of st. Paul
stopped ove in this city to visit her
brother, George F. Peters, while en-
route to Spokane, Portland and other
coast points to visit relatives and
friends. She expected to resume her
journey yesterday.
Prof. Vernon P. Squires, dean OF
liberal arts, and head of the de-
part.nent Of English of the state uni,
yersity at Grand Forks, Is among the
prominent guests In the city.
IA. ID. Bradley, superintendent Of the
Eighth district Of the Western Union
Telegraph CO., and Assistant Super.
intendent ". J. Durand Of the same
district, are iu the city from Mime
apOlis.
Miss Hortense Moore returned to
the state university Saturday morn.
ing to resume the work of the second
semester. Miss Moore is a graduate
OF the local High school and has com.
pleted the work of the Freshman year.
She has missed the work of the first
semester, owing to the uncertain con-
ditiOn of her fathers health.
Mr.. G. A. Lenhart, cashier OF the
Farmers State bank of Hazelton, was
among the prominent Bankers of the
state who participated in the business
sessions during the Bankers associa.
ton held here this week. Mr.. Len,
hart visited q day or two with rela>
tives since, and returned home yes.
terday afternoon.
Banker Christ Kjelstrup and Mrs.
Kjeistrup we're here this week for sew
eral days, Mr.. Kjelstrup In attend
ance at the Bankers association, and
Mrs. Kjelstrup visited friends. They
returned to their home at Underwood
yesterday MOrning.
DR.. Thelan of Wilton spent a couple
of days in the capital city, returning
to his home Saturday morning. Doc
tor had business to attend to in Bis
marck, and also interviewed friends.
Judge A. A. Bruce will tender a
number Of Law School graduates a
dinner on Tuesday evening next week,
at his home, SIS Sixth street.
Saturday afternoon the visiting la
dies OF the city and a great gather.
ing of Bismarck ladies visited at the
capitol building to hear the vital ques,
lions discussed by the law makers OF
the house and senate.
The members Of the Commercial
club and ladies' of the Civic Improve.
snent league we're SO pleased with the
admirable manner in which the sixty
friends took their respective parts in
.n'The w hirl Of The Town" that they
Immediately showed their appreciation
ny inviting the whole company to the
commercial club last evening, where
they received the most hearty vel
come aud the best Of hospitality. The
ladies Of the Civic league served cot
fee and sandwiches at midnight. The
eNening was such as mutual good
friends can enjoy at a function OF this
kind.
Miss jeanette Rankin accompanied
Mrs. l.. NJ. barrow to her home at
Fargo to spend SUNDAY. These ladies'
are, leaders in the %Suffragctte move
sMent and will return to the capital
city shortly in the interests of this
work.
''The Whirl of Tie Town is still
the talk Of the town, as SO many com
plimentary remarks are uttered in ia
vor of the people who took the re-
spective parts In such a creditaole
manner. In one of the hotels 1t was
overheard that the "City Boys and
Girls Chorus" could not be excelled
on broadway. "Roll Me Around the
Whoop'' number, sung by Miss Mar
cellus and her IS supporters, was mer-
itorious of all the praise that a music
loving public can express. The char
acter parts of "Toyle Knot" FLAP
Hazard" and pretty Soon," were
handled in a manner so pleasing as
to indicate that the characters were
nothing short of professionals in the
game. The s%oloists and leading char
acters are all being highly complt.
mented, and Bismarck should be
: proud Of such talent rs vas display
ed in the renniti0n of the solos.
Owing to the fact that the company