The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1916-11-21

ed States history covering the factors
of the, reconstruction, policies OF re-
construction and policies of president
and congress will be discussed.
The Mothers club met this after
noon with Mrs. A. Schutt at her home
in Avenue B.
TO Entertain at Cards. J,
DR.. and Mrs Fl. o. Altnow and Mr..
and Mrs. George H. Wilson will be
joint hosts this evening in the home
of the former in Mandan at a prettily
appointed card party. They will also
entertain at cards Wednesday even
ing. ,.
Lodge Entertainment.
The Modern Woodmen Camp No.
4164 have announced social enter.
tainment for Friday evening, in tho
knights of Pythas hall. Cards and
dancing will be the amusements and
luncheon will be served. The com
mittee in charge is making arrange
ments to entertain large represent.
alton Of the lodge. An invitation has
been extended to the Royal Neigh.
bors, their husbands and visiting
W0odmen. ..-
Shower For eride.eleet.
Mrs. p F. Rcifsteck and Mrs. r.
Wallace were joint hostesses during
the weekend in the home of the for
NOR in Sixth street, at shower in
honor Of Miss Avis Mcneil of this
place, who will be December bride.
A color scheme of red and green was
used in the appointments. A large
basket in the same tones and formed
in the shape of tulip, was used to
receive the gifts. which were many
and beautiful. Luncheon was served
at small tables and covers were laid
for IL, the guests including only the
Dride-elect's most intimate friends.
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| Violin Numbers Feature Program.
Herr Lentz, the volinist, who ap-
pears for the first time in the Capital
City at the popular concert Thursday
evening at the Auditorium, has arrang-
ed a most interesting program of con
cert numbers. He will give the open
ing number and has chosen the Bach
suite, Serabande, Gavotte and Musette.
For his second group he is playing
Andante. by Viotti.Lentz: Mozart Deut
scher Tanz G. Major Minuct, Beetho.
ven and Walter, Brahms.
For his third appearance he will
play Slavik Dance, by Dvorak; Noe
turne d Major, Chopin; Hungarian
Dance. No. s, Brahms. Herr Lentz will
also play the violin obligatos for Mrs.
II. Fl. Steele's numbers. Miss Flora
Harmon will be his accompanied.
The other members, including voice
and piano, will be presented by local
artists. I ~:
-.. >ses
Large Box For Soldiers.
4 pleasant surprise awaits the boys
at the border-members of Company
A,-when they receive the Thanks
giving box packed by the Capital City
women and shipped to the front the
first of the week. A special feature of
IuC UUA "dS IuO AdI 30 dA6Cl AVou SonS
baked by Mrs. Peter Reid of the peni-
Tertiary road. 1t measured 2Ox2O
inches and weighed Is pounds. 1t is
estimated that the cake is large
enough to supply each member of the
company with a portion. The box,
which weighed 200 pounds when fin
ished, is filled with a long list of
Thanksgiving provisions. Cakes of all
descriptions, candies, jelly, nut bread,
raisin bread, pickles and other asses
series which go to make up an old
fahioned Thanksgiving dinner. The
response of the Capital City women
was more than generous. Even after
the box was packed and sent to the
freight depot donations kept arriving
at the home of Mrs. D. McPhee in
Third street, where the box was pre-
pared.