Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-04-18
sist, the people of the city will be key.
ed up to pitch Of interest, which
will mean that the auditorium will be
filed to its utmost capacity.

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Europe Is not the only source from
viii eli great musicians of fame are ap-
pearing, soon American artists in the
music field will compete fav0rably
with singers of high rank in foreign
lands. Discriminating audiences no
longer unvarying ly demand foreign
artists to the exclusion OF those rear
ed in this country. In recent seasons
singers of American fame have serv.
ed to place them upon a standing
equal to that of the singers imported
from Europe. Miss Henriette Wake
field, the distinguished contralto, Is
among the foremost in her sphere to.
day Of American singers.
Bismarck people are promised an
evening of exceptional fun on the ev.
ening of April %, when about so of
the Elks OF the city will appear at
the Auditorium in an up to date and
novel entertainment in the nature Of
minstrel Ralph c. Byfield, sent out
here BY Miller & Draper Of New York,
is busily engaged in rehearsal work
with the Elks, and with the booster
edition, which will be especially
unique and interesting, there is no
doubt about the merriment of the en-
tire evening, neither is there any
doubt but that the Auditorium will be
filed on this occasion.
The organization of Lady Foresters
have given q series of parties at the
X. C. hall during the fall and winter
season and on Monday evening they
again were hostesses at this place.
Music was enjoyed, number Of
guests present contributing to that
part of the program, and card were
played. There was goodly number
in attendance, both ladies and gen
tlemen, and portion of the evening
was spent in dancing. At the con.
clusion of the evenings pastime the
ladies served toothsone refreshments.
! The Cathedral club, which formerly
1 was organized to meet on Mondays,
has changed the evening to Tuesday
1 Of each week, at which time the
young ladies meet at the K. C. hall.
The usual good attendance was mani
tested at the Tuesday meeting and a
profitable and pleasant time was
spent. Sewing marked a portion OF
the time, while social conversation
and reading by Miss Helen 'McGil.
lis was also enjoyed. A light lunch
was also served. i.
The Ladies Aid Of the N. Z. church
held their social in the church, par
lors on Friday afternoon with large
attendance present. The ladies did
fancy sewing and conversed. A short
but enjoyable program was rendered
Mrs. John A. Larson and the Misses
Blanche Houser and Janet Fogerty
gave readings. The hostesses were the
Mesdames Opdyke, Wallace and Cord
ner, they bringing the afternoon tc
a close by serving refreshments at {
O'clock.
Il Another pleasant and profitable ev
eningwas had by the members of the
Westminster Girls club at the Pres
byterian chapel on Monday evening
There was q splendid attendance
nearly so young women being presen
to enter into the spirit Of the Wori
and the amusement afforded there. II
gives the members an evening every
altrnate Monday to spend the time ir
merriment and is an opportunity fol
those who have no homes to minglt
in circle of cOngenial young ladies
On Wednesday Mrs. Otto Holta en-
tertained the members of the Ladies
Aid of the Presbyterian church. The
meeting was held for the express pur
pose of perfecting rugs for the annual
sale in December; the ladies beine
very busy sewing carpet rags TO rthat
purpose. There were many present
on Wednesday, who worked faithful
~. Mrs. Holta served refreshments
which were partaEen of just before
the departure.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. E. Morris oI
Billings, Mont, spent Sunday and the
fore part of the week in Bismarck
Mrs Morris departed for California
at which point Mr.. Morris will joir
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