Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-03-03

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Smith, Esther Spetz, Adele Kauff
man, Paul Holman, Harold Spangler.
Decorating committee-Helen Lucas,
Marjorie Neddersen, Ethel Bolton,
Elizabeth Schultz, William Ross, AIDE
laide Bork.
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Club to Give Dance.
The next in the series Of dances
given by the Wednesday Evening
Dancing club will be held Tuesday
evening, March I, in Commercial club
hall. Dancing will begin at o'clock.
Elects New President.
At meeting "Wednesday evening,
OF the senior class Of the high school,
Albert Elumer was elected president
Of the class, to succeed Stanley AL
bertson. resigned. Mr.. Burners cleo
ton was unanimous.
70 Atteno ConVenIIOn.
At a meeting OF the Mandan p. E.
O. Sisterhood, held Wednesday after.
noon in the home of Mrs. G. l.. Love,
arrangements were made to attend
the state convention which will be
held in Dickinson in May.
Lyceum Course.
The fifth number on the Bismarck
Lyceum Course will be Russell H.
Conwell, Wednesday, March Is. For
the present the Robley Male Quartet
is omitted. Date of the last number
will he announced following the Con-
we'll lecture.
Special Music Sunday.
The Presbyterian church announces
special music numbers for the Sun
day services. In the morning w. l..
Miller, tenor, will be the soloist, and
the double quartet will sing. At the
evening service the Bismarck Male
Quartet will assist the choir.
Candy Sale Saturday. .....
Members of the St. Elizabeth Guild
of St. Georges Episcopal church will
hold homemade candy sale Satur-
day afternoon in the Hoskins' store.
The sale will begin at o'clock and
last until 600. The young ladies,
members of the Guild, will have fine
line of the many favOrite candies on
sale.
Meeting Well Aattended.
The POT Luck" supper served by
the auxiliary to the Ladies Aid soci-
ETY. of the Presbyterian church closed
a very successful day of work by
members of the society. This was
the annual work day meeting and was
held in the church chapel yesterday
afternoon. A liberal donation of jel-
lies and remnants was given for the
hospital committee. The husbands
of the auxiliary members were guests
at the supper. "'
Rebekah Meeting Tonight.
The Daughters Of Rebekah will hold
a regular meeting this evening at X.
p. hall, beginning at 8 o'clock. All
visiting Rebekahs are invited to be
present. 1t is expected that arrange
ments will be completed for the dis
trict meeting to be held in this city
on the evening OF arch II. The dis.
tricts include the ,Rebeka lodges OF
| Mandan, New Salem. Sterling, Wilton
and Bismarck, all Vi "hich will have
| delegations present. .5Ast gA.sl@o
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In honor of her daughter, Arline's
seventh birthday anniversary, Mrs.
Charles Splitter entertained at pref
tily appointed children's party Wed.
nesday afternoon, at her home in
Thirteenth street. The guests includ-
ed 20 Of Miss Arline's schoolmates
and the children's games furnished
the amusement. A birthday dinner
was a feature and the appointments
were carried out in pink. The young
honor guest received many beautiful
gifts. The hours were from o'clock
| to 800.
To Make Addresses.
Dr.. Fanny Dunn Quain. wife Of DR..
E. P. Quain, left yesterday for VIM
bledon, where she will deliver an ad
dress on Better Babies" at a meet
ing today in the interest of Baby
| Week." which is being conducted by
the General Federation of Women's
Clubs. She will go to jamestown,
| where she will make similar talk at
a meeting Saturday in the observ-
ance Of "Eaby Week." DR.. Quain is
also interested in the movement in
the capital city and will assist in
the work here next week.
Rambur-kolb Nuptials.
Miss Eva Rambur, daughter of Mat
thew Rambur of Mandan, and Oswald
Kolb of Flasher were married We'd
nesday morning in the Mandan St..
Joseph's r. C. church. The nuptial
high mass was read at o'clock by
Rev. Father Timothy. The bride was
attended by Miss Frances Froelich
and Peter Kolb, brother of the groom.
was best man. Mr.. Kolb and his
bride are spending their honeymoon
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