Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-01-21

afternoon at 3 o'clock, in Civic Centre
hall, and there is promise that the chorus
will number at least 200 voices.
Work on q number OF chorals and part
songs win begin at the next meeting.
There will be a thorough drill In sight.
reading. and the course Of study outlined
70 progressive. Amonk the selections to
be taken UP at in early date are Pin.
SUITS Spring Song. The Bridal Chorus
from 5Cowen's Rose Maiden. the ,chorale
Awake" from Die Meisterslngcr and q
fermentation Of De Koven's setting Of
Kipling's Recessionsll, God of Our
Fathers" T
HEALTH 1MPRov1NG.-That Glen
Ullin rector improves In health viii be
good news to friends in the city. REV.
Father Alphonse HEM, o. s. B., re-
turned to Glei Ullin Thursday after hav.
Ing spent about three weeks in the hos
pltal at Dickinson recupcrating. Father
Alphonse has been In poor health for
some time past but he is greatly i'm
proved and his many friends will be glad
to learn that he will be able to again at
tend to, his duties as rector Of the local
Catholic .church.'-Glen Ullin News.
MOTHERS CLUD.-"Good Literature
for Children was the interesting sub
ject for yesterdays program OF the
Mothers club Of Minot. There were a
large number of mothers present and Q
most instructive and helpful meeting was
participated In. Mrs. Guy Almy deliver
ed al original paper on Some Of the
Good Results that Come from the reading
Of properly chosen stories Of Giants and
Fairies which was full Of interest from
beginning to end for evry mother pres
ent. The familiar story Eyes and No
Eyes,. y. "Art Of. SEEING by DR.. Aiker
and his sister. Mrs. Bar6auld,, was TOLD
by Mrs. Won Media in q most charming
manner. She told the pretty story Of the
two boys who went or a long journey and
how little the n saw, while the other
returned from his journey Drumming
over with enthusiasm over the beautiful
sights he had seen. Several Of the great
writer's claimed that the story was a
great inspiration to them in their writ
ing. such as Charles Kingsley Prof. Arch
ibald Guekie and Dr., Oliver Wendell
Holmes. OF the. little narrative Oliver
Holmes says: Il y much to this little
story for it, has helped me to notice the
little things. Of life. Rev. ". I. Baker
gave q splendid talk on Bible Story
Reading and Fairy Tale Reading to
Children He suggested that the Bible
story would be most ilttingly read at
the bedtime hour. The music Of the at.
ternoon was a special feature Of the en-
t%ertainment. :? 81
FARGO clRL TO BECOME BRIDE.
Fargo Courier News: A social event of
next Tuesday evening is the marriage Of
Miss Lucy Weld. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Weld and Curtis Pomeroy Of
B%arnesyllfe, MINI. The service will be
read by Rev. W. &C. Rice of Winona,
MINI, at ESQ o'clock and only the menu
bers Of the two families and a rev cu:-
of.town' families will be present. Miss
Weld has chosen for her, matron Of honor
her sister, Mrs. O. J. Hagen and for her
bridesmaid. Miss Bessie Hopkins Of
Moose Jaw. Canada. Mrs. A. T.. Cannon
will play the bridal march. Miss Edith
Vroman Of. Minneapolis Will act as best
man for Mr.. Poaneroy. A wedding sup
per for. the wedding guests will follow.
after which the bridal party will re.
ceive from the hours Of 8 until II. Mr..
Pomeroy and his bride will leave that
evening for an extended wedding trip az
ter which they will be at home at Bar
nesville, MINI.
MRS. BEEkEEY ENTERTAiNs.-|
Mrs. r. j. ,Beekley entertained a few
of her friends at 1'o'clock luncheon
Tuesday afternoon in honor Of Mrs. A.
D. Anderson, formerly Of this city,
but now living at Walum, N. D. The
was served in the Mckenzie
room, the tables being. decor.
ated With roses and hand-painted1
place cards provided. After luncheon
the guests were entertained at bridge,
Mrs. +. Lyons. of Dubuque, Iowa, win.
ing the honors. The function proved
in every respect; the guests
expressing regret however, over the
intended departure Of, Mrs. Beekley
soon, to Waterloo, Iowa. where she
and her, husband expect soon to es-
tablish their residence.
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