Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-06-06

enroute to the Panama-Paciic EXPOSE
ton, where they will fill a two months
engagement to sing through July and
August, at the Palace Of Education.
In connection with their singing this
evening, the story OF the growth OF
Hampton Institute will be told by
slides and moving pictures. The col.
lection will go to the maintenance Of
the college. Hampton has done a won.
derful work for two races, the Indian
and the Negro. The hour Of the ser.
vice 10 ) o'clock.
Fetes for Visitor.
The past week has witnessed a
number of pleasing social functions
held in honor Of Mrs. Lou Osborne
OF jamestown who has been here Wis.
iting with her brother and sister-in.
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred l.. Conklin.
On Tuesday an informal tea was CIV
en- for her by Mrs. Conklin, on Thurs.
day she was entertained with a
bridge tea at the Country Club which
proved to be a very pretty affair, on
Friday a reception was held by Mrs.
R. NJ. Watson, and yesterday after.
noon Mrs. Edmond A. Hughes gave
a tea in her honor. .
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Farewell Party.
Friday evening, Mrs. V. G. Wright,
who leaves tomorrow for her home
in Portland entertained the young
ladies who room at the Woodmansee.
The party was also held in honor Of
Mrs. T. j. Woodmansee who leaves
this evening on No. 2 for a visit with
relatives at %Freeport, III. 1t was a
very pleasant affair and everyone had
an exceptionally good time. The table
decorations were unusually attract
i've and consisted of pink gladiolas,
ferns and pink ribbons tied in lovers
knots, a cluster of these being found
at every place at the table. The ef-
feet Of the whole was beautiful. A
dainty f1ve-course luncheon was sery-
ed. Mrs. Wright a pronounced a
[splendid hostess. Great regret is felt
at the Woodmansee over her leaving.
Her genial presence will be sorely
missed. Z
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W. C. T. U. Convention.
The third annual convention Of the
eleventh district Of the state w. c.
T. u will be held at the opera house
in Dawson, N. D., Wednesday, June
9th: The following is the program:
@. Forenoon Session.
Business Meeting and Conservation
Service. .
Noontide Prayer.
"Al For Love"-District Motto.
Afternoon Session.
Devotions.
Reports of Officers.
Music. "
+ Reform Laws Passed by Last Leg.
islature-Mrs. Best.-state Vice Presi-
dent. =
North Dakota's Battle for Woman's
Suffrage and Its Defeat in the Sen.
|ate-Miss Aldyth Ward. ~ y v
. Benefits Of Full Suffrage for Wo-'
men-Mrs. Pr. Bliss.
Our Literature-Mrs. Norton.
National Constitutional Prohibition
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. E. Knapp
I Peace-Mrs. Patten. ,M.ilt.. =
( Department Work
L Evenagelistic-Mrs. Watkins.
& Rescue and Purity-Mrs. Preston.
= Contest-Members Of Convention.
Legislative-Mrs. Best.
Franchise and Suffrage-Mrs. Pat
ten.
L. T. L.-Mrs. Brown.
+ Intermiaaion.
Election and Parliamentary Drill. :
Announcements. '."
Adjournment.
" Evening Session. {.
III God be for us, who can ibs
against us?" L ... a.@ ~,s .
Deyotions.
Addresses Of Welcome.
Response.
Music.
Talk on W. C. T. u. Work-Mrs.
Best. 49,
Address-1njunction Against Trans
portation Companies and Its Eject on
the Liquor Traffc-Mr. F. l.. Watkins.
Offering. 81
Adjournment. ' ,
Mrs. H.. C. Fish and Mrs. r. Mobley
Of Bismarck are district officers in
the Union, Mrs. Fish being vice presi;
dent, and Mrs. Mobley recording sec
rotary. s,'.ti'. st'
WAGNER on REVOLUTION.