Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-11-17
SOCIETY
Returns From an.

/ Returns From East.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. E. Byrne Of Avenue
a have teturned from 4 sojourn il
Minneapolis 4 {
II ls vititida Here.
Mrs. CIV. Halset f0t Napoleon is
visiting in the city aud while here
is being entertained by Mrs. J. A.
Graham Of Sixth street. 54.,ltt,s /
70 Entertain, Guild. Il
The Girls Guild of the Mandan LII.
theran church are arranging social
meeting for next Thursday which will
be held in the basement Of the church.
Mrs. Minnie Parsons and daughter,
Miss Lucille. will be the hostesses.
Planning Tor Dancing Party.
The Mandan Country club ID arrang!
ing for special dancing party for
Thanksgiving and for the winter cant.
val during the the Christmas.New
YEAR holidays. The dance scheduled
for this evening has been postponed on
account Of these other entertainments.
Noted Salvationist Coming.
Commissioner Estill Of the SILVA
ton Army will have charge Of q spe.
cial meeting to be held in the local
barracks Wednesday, December IS.
Commissioner Estill has charge Of the
army work from Lake Michigan to tho
Pacific coast and from the Canadian
border to the gulf. Mo-
Arranging tor Sale. y N
The st. Mary's Sewing circle Of ST
Mary's church met yesterday after.
noon in the knights Of Pythias hall
and made arrangements for the food
and fancy work sale which they will
hold Saturday, December 8: Mrs: Wal
lace and Mrs. B. o. Ward were tho
hostesses. !. E' =
Goes 70 Minneapolis.
H. l.. Call Of Great Falls, Mont, who
has been the guest of his mother, Mrs.
N. L. Call, Of Avenue A. left yesterday
for Minneapolis. Mrs. Call will leave
today to join her son; H. Minneapolis
and together they viii witness the
football game between. universities OF
Minnesota and Wisconsin, Saturday
afternoon. Mrs. Call wiltsmake an OK
tended visit there. ~, T..
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Reader Pleasss. " ..nrj,
Miss M. c.. Hutchinson, who was
the attraction last evening at tho Sec
onde Of a. series of entertainments ar.
ranged by the Young: people t0f Tho
First Baptist church. gave one OF the
Most artistic interpretations Of ::'Ro7
bescaa Tofa7 Sunnybrook Farm" over
heard Ia the city. The entertainer
gave esehs cha acter Of the story 2
realistic !, / Interpretations. She was
greeted byta large audience as& Il
I! w1t3Lfeiy.sa!.!s.e - ehpIe .elI.n h
tas esnstit Suppsrsa Success. D., 4,
The nurses of tho SBismarclC' h0spi-
tai realized nearly, 800 last evening
at their chicken! supper md hsndkekss
chief sale,.rwhch they, held II. tho
FEvangelica1- church over 500 people
we're served and ! the handkerchief
sale was well patronised, 50 Of the
amount being made Il this booth.
The affair was given q benefit for
the new nurses home ii !" Rosser
street, which + now under construc'
ton: -, i, - .1' r. ..
Ertsrtain Old Friends.
The Misses Emma and Elizabeth
Weisenborn, former residents OF the
city, but now Of Chicago, who are
spending some time here, were hos.
tesses last evening at the homo Of
Mrs. c. P. Larsen in Fourth street.
to some Of the older members in point
of service. of the "A. w. Lucas Co.
store. Fancy work was the diversion.
The guests included the Misses Claud
inc Hansen, Ida Albin, Alma Sund.
quist, Rose Maasen, Gertrude Beithon
and jessie Ramp. n b.
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Benefit Gard Party ! 8veesss. ~,
The Girls Sodality Of the st. Mary's
church gave Q most: successful card