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


SPEAK THE GOOD WORD,
1t isn't the thinking how grateful we
For the kindness Of friends come to
bless -,
Our sorrow or loss meath the weight Of
I'd the Cross " q. :.,sg .
1t is telling our g%ratefullness. ) -
It isn't the love that they have IN their
hearts,
And neglect or forget to reveal,
That brightens the lives Of husbands and
1t is telling the love that they feel;
1t isn't thinking of good to mankind
That comes as q cooling drink DO q
To the furnishing ones Of earth'sSa daugh-
" tiers and sons TEr,H}yt H.
1t is telling the good that we think.
1t isn't the music asleep in the strings
OF the flute that entrances the ear
And brings to the breast the spirit OF
lest '-
1t is only the music We hear.
1t isn't the lilies we hide from the world
Nor the roses we keep as our own,
That are strewn at our feet by the an
gels we: meet
On our way to the great White sf Throne 'o"
It isn't the silence Of hope EXPRESSED
That. hkartens and strengthens the
weak .g,5. ,s9
To triumph through strife for the great
things Of life @4 s
It's the words Of good cheer that we
speak. :,
ru. IS T. w. J. hampton.
FROM CARSON.-Miss Lillian Path
man. Of Carson. is visiting friends in
the city. @' Fj&
GONE TO EAST.-Mr. Robert Flint,
State dairy commissioner. left yesterday
for the twin cities. hi e g7.y )
MRS. WlCKHAM BETTER.-Mrs. p.
B. Wickham. OF Glen Ulfen. who has been
very i'll with pneumonia, Is. slowly recov-
ering.
FROM JAMESTOWN.-Supt. Strachan
Of jamestown was in the city Monday,
and an interested patron Of the opera.
Robin Hood. IF 4$ita
FROM NNGAL-Mr. and Mrs. G. z.
Bachelor of Fingal were the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. f.. G. Patterson for, the
opening Of the Auditorium.
FROM REGAN.-Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Graham Of Regan were guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Paul; c. Remington for the
opening Of the Auditorium.
FROM CANNON BAL-Dr. and Mrs
Rice Of Cannon Ball were In the city az
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. y. G. Patterson
for the opera of Robin Hood. afe
FITZ-GILBERTsON.-At Breckken-
ridge occurred the marriage Of Miss
Grace Fitz to Richard Gilbertson, both
popular and well known young people
Of that vicinity.
~ SACD ~ uCS uAGSALOCIS W
the Monday Club are looking forward
with pleasure to their annual banquet.
which takes place Thursday evening.
January %, at the Hotel Mckenzie.
TO VISIT EASTERN C1T1ES.--Dr.
and Mrs. V. J. La Rose. with their little
daughter Marcel. left last evening for the
east, expecting to visit st. Paul, Chi.
cago and New York, before returning
home. "Er% n
RETURNED HOME.-Mr. and Mrs. s.
c.. Lane have returned to their home in
Carson. Mr.. Lane having been confined
in the hospital here. for the last two
weeks, from the effect Of q slight oper.
alton. b.
THUNDERSTORM sCLUB.-An enthu.
siastic number Of young people organ
lied the Mcndelssohn. club yesterday af-
tcrnoon at Civic Centre hall, Fargo. Pre-
ceding an account Of what has been ac-
,complished by such choral unions in other
cities by J.. F. Richards. Il. A. Clnrke
was elected temporary chairman and
Lewis Guild. jr.. temporary secretary. a
constitution Of bylaws will be presented
for consideration At the meeting next
Sunday. NJ Z -" Z ''sn:
Rehearsals will be held every Sunday
- $1,000. 80 -LSLS.t t.S--