Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-05-16
Playground Pictures.

tHe SAFE was largely pdtIONlAcu anu
proved to be a great success. =
Playground Pictures.
Word was received yesterday from
the Russell Sage Foundation that the
sides promised by them were on their
way to Bismarck These slides are of
especial interest because they repre-
sent all phases of the playground
movement from Fairgrounds in small
rural communities to these found in
great cities. These pictures will be
shown Thursday and Saturday eve
ming at. the Grand Theater and on FRI
day evening there will be q benefit en-
t%ertainmcnt for the Playground assO-
citation at the same theater, when a
musical program will be given.
The playground equipment for the
school yards is in process of construc.
tin, and is being made in Bismarck.
will be ready 10 be installed.
Lutheran Social.
The ladies of the Trinity Lutheran
church will give a social Monday eve
ming at eight o'clock, 1t will be held
at the church. corner of Seventh street
and Avenue G. The following will
be given:
Address-Prof. Livdahl.
Quartet-Mrs. Vigness, Miss Bau-
gen. Mr.. Livdahl, Mr.. Eugebretson.
Reading-Mrs. l.. Patten.
Vocal Duet: God is Love"-Olivia
Baugen, G.. N. Livdahl.
Instrumental Duet-Mrs. Leve (pia-
no). Mr.. Bye (violin).
Piano Duet Esther and John Lar
son.
"America' by the audience.
Refreshments will be served after
the program, and a silver collection
will be taken. The public is most
cordially invited.
Methodist Social.
Mrs. Woodmansee's division of the
Ladies' Aid society of the Methodist
church will give a social in the par.
lors of the church on next Thursday
evening, May Goth. A cordial invita-.
ton is extended to the public, and the
are especially invited to come
out and enjoy a pleasant evening with
the ladies'. Dainty refreshments will
be served. A silver offering will be
taken for the benefit of the Aid so.
ciety. The following program will be
rendered:
Piano Solo-Miss Helen Fisk.
Vocal Solo-Miss Boyeson
Duet-Mrs. Larson and Mrs. Bald
win. -..'
Musical Selection violin and cor
net)-Miss Lyle Yegen and Mr.. Poole,
accompanied by Helen Fisk. s ..5. |
Vocal Solo-Miss Nellie NJ. Hoard.
Reading-Miss Geraldine Penward-
en-. .l ..... .....
Piano Solo-Mr. Leroy Neddersen. I
Vocal Solo-Mrs. V. j. LaRose.
Duet-Mrs. Larson and Mr.. Arnot.
"PauIine."
The orerettae given Friday evening
by the Senior and Junior classes of
the Bismarck high school in the Audi
forum was all that could be desired
a form of delightful entertainment.
we'll filed house greeted the play
ers. The program opened with the
overture played by Wally Dirlam and
Floren. Other piano selections
by them followed. When the
was raised a pretty sight met
he eyes Of the audience-it was the
girls of the two classes in white mid
lies and skirts with red ties, and the
boys also in white. The singing of
The difference choruses was very we'll
lone, the words were distinctly pro-
bounced and could therefore be follow
I'd easily by the audience =" ''*
The different characters of the play
so well taken both as regards
and in the costumes worn, that
hey received much applause. Cass-
ady, the landlord of the inn; Profess
sor, a middle-aged school teacher;
the servant maid, and Chickie,
| spinster sister Of Cassidy, all did
heir parts so well and were costumed
10 in keeping with them, that they
eft nothing to be desired. Then there
we're the three spies disguised as no.
)oes-SorroW, Borrow and Morrow.
These jolly tramps, the real article, as
hey led everyone to believe, provok-
ID much merriment. Their antics call
ID forth continuous smiles and laugh.
er. Their costumes, or better, ragged
md patched CARDS of ~vagabondage,
just what they needed to make
heir ridiculous appearance complete.
Faber, a New York journalist, was
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