Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-04-27
n. D. VISITORS At FAIR.

Mr.. and Mrs. J.. N. Latter, Fuller
ton; Mrs. William He'll, Bismarck;
DR.. and Mrs. w. E. Heller, Fargo;
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Thompson, Cando;
Fountain Thompson, Cando; Mrs.
James NJ. Barley, Leipzig; Mrs. F..
A.. Southam, Crary; Mrs. Robert Orr
and Miss Agnes Orr, Bismarck; K.
Klein and family, Washburn; E. B..
Gallagher, Glendale; Geo. A. Perkins,
Dickinson; Mr.. and Mrs. George Han.
cock and Beverly H. Hancock of -ar-
go: John Ford and wife, Crazy; Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas F. Marshall, OakT;
j. J. Freckler, Fargo; Mrs. Gertrude
A. Brown, Fargo; Mr.. Phil. Mcdonald
and wife, Bowman; Iir. and Mrs. w.
e. Shaw, Cakes: w. J. Moorish and
wife, Fargo; Mr.. and Mrs. w. S.
Sowman and daughters, Ethel and
Catherine S0wman, Fargo; R. E.
Byrne, Bowman; Daniel Dow, Grand
Forks.
New York City, Cleveland, chicago
and even Minneapolis are all seeking
to be the field and center of fashion
by which Americans will gauge their
style and manner Of dress. It is
supposed that either New York or
Cleveland will be the place from
which dame fashion will come forth
since Paris and all of France are in
the throes of war. The wal has
brought about conditions in our coun.
try which. have made manufacturing
concerns and other interests take on
new phases Of work. For instance
toys and various articles which were
fashioned in Germany and imported
to this country are now being manu-
featured here. And why should not
this country be able to take the lead
in both fashion and manufacture
this country where, money, education
and products are accessible on every,
hand and where the stars and stripes
float over us, giving the feeling and
inspiration of this being a free coun.
try, and where opinions are not ham.
pered, there surely a prosper any
manufacturing effort or invention.
Many elaborate functions have been
given at the Masonic Temple since its
erection, the majority Of which have
been under the auspices OF the East.
ern Star. Tuesday evening this OF.
gan!zation again he'd sway as hostess
es.AWhen acommittee consisting Of the
following: Mrs. e. J. Schultz, chair.
man. with Mesdames A. P. Lenhart,
F. A. Lahr, Bradley Marks, and i. D.
Hoskins, arranged the program. At
about $3.50 when ,O'Connor's orches-
ira opened up with the dance prog.
ram, the Temple was filled with Sir
Knights in uniform accompanied by
their ladies, it being the pleasure of
Bismarck to entertain the knights
and a number Of ladies who accom-.
panied them, while the various Com
manderies over the state assembled
for a two days convention. A mark
Of distinction prevailed in this gath.
ering, there being present dignified
guests like Ex-Governor and Mrs.
White of Valley City. Lieut.. Governor
Frame and many others who mingled
in the merriment on this occasion.
The dining room was especially
lovely for this event. a color note OF
red and white carried out with carna.
tons and candles identifying the
table and surroundings. Here the
guests repaired at the midnight hour
to partake Of a most elaborate lunch
which was served in a manner such
az the Star is noted for. When the
soft strains of Home Sweet Home
resounded. through the festive room,
all were ready to pronounce this af-
fair n of the best of the 8