Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-04-25
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that he can continue to travel alone
II necessary. However, he was over.
joyed upon his return to greet little
sister and fully demonstrated his feel.
ings, when he said, There is no place
like home"
Dancing parties seem quite the or.
der Of each successive week. On Mon.
day evening the week opened up with
q party at the X. p. hall when the
NJ. B. A. presided as hosts. A lively
program by O'ConnOr's orchestra and
a large attendance of members and
friends made it an evening Of much
merriment. On Tuesday occurred the
Star and on Saturday evening the
public dance which is always held at
Patterson's hall. Due to the fact
that the Elks gave their rousing en-.
tertainment on Friday evening, the
Modern club postponed their party
until this week.
While the Country club has been a
place which could have been enjoyed
during the whole year, no snow hav.
ing hampered the grounds for play.
ing, yet the opening which takes place
on Decoration Day is always a time
looked forward to by the members,
and this year even more so than usual
for the club house is to have a new
coat of paint and r%emodeling of var.
ious kinds which will make it more
attractive. Then there will be new
arrangements Of the grounds, and a
program Of more than ardinary inter.
est will be the order on Decoration
Day.
Mrs. Charles Kupitz and Mrs. Lou
Kupitz Anderson of Bismarck regis
tered at the North Dakota building at
the Panama exposition recently. Mrs.
Kupitz and Mrs. Anderson have been
making a tour of the Southern Cali
fornia cities since the first Of the
year. They are now visiting friends
at Oakland while taking in the expo.
sition. They were very favorably i'm
pressed with the North Dakota build
ing and the many beautiful exhibits
and enjoyed a peasant visit with miss
Simpson of Dickinson while visiting
at the North Dakota building.
Mrs. ]. c. Oberg, of Avenue A. has
been entertaining at her home this
weekend Mrs. N: A. Johnson and Mrs.
Neukamp, wife Of Doctor Neukamp,
Of Beulah, Mrs. Neukamp returning
home on Thursday, while Mrs. John.
son remained until Monday, being
Joined by Mr.. Johnson for Sunday.
These ladies came to Bismarck chief
ly to hear Schumann.Hein and thus
were afforded double pleasure by Wis
iting Mrs. Oberg. ,..
A pleasant surprise was afforded
Mrs. Lydia Morris and family, who
reside North of Bismarck a few miles,
when her daughter, Miss Margaret,
came home Unexpectedly Tuesday
from Tacoma. Washington, where she
is engaged in the profession Of nurs-
ing. Miss Morris will remain home
for the next two or three months to
get a good rest and participate with
her friends in the amusements afford
ed here now.
Mrs. j. w. Bliss writes friends In
the city that she is enjoying her visit
at Turlock, California, with her par
ents. Little Barbara accompanying
her on the first visit to her grandpar-
ents, is also enjoying the visit. not
taking into consideration 50 much
the climate and beauties Of nature as
the fact that she is the center Of at
traction in he Nyland home every
minute.
The appearance of Marjorie Best,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. n. L. Best,
as Miss Red, White and Blue in the
closing song of the first part of the
Eiks' minstrel show at the Auditorium
Friday night, contributes much to the
rich color Of the scene. Miss Best is
one Of Bismarck's most charming and
popular young ladies, and her selec.
ton for the part invited much favor
able comment.
~ WITS. TIdun AAo1C VI uAAA .
spent the greater portion of the past
week in Bismarck, coming here to at
tend the Schumann.Heink concert
ard she also took that opportunity to
visit with her numerous friends here
She was entertained by Miss Mabel
Will at luncheon Tuesday at the Nc
Kenzie, covers being laid. for four.
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A very pleasant time was spent at
he home of Mrs. Lewis Harrison on
Saturday with Mrs. Geo. w. Newton
as guest Mrs. Harrison had arranged
for an exceptionally fine luncheon,
which was he'd at 5 o'clock, when
some of the best d~elicacies were serv-
ed from a table pretty in red carna-
tons.
Miss Elsie Steffin concluded a short
visit in Bismarck the past week, hav-
ing renewed acquaintance here,
where she at one time was employed
as chief operator. She is now acting in
the capacity of inspector for the 1nde-
pendent Telephone company. When
here she was enroute to Garrison and
Minot.
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