Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-11-15
SOCIETY

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interesting program of dance numbers
has been arranged and It is expected
that q large representation of mem.
ttbers will attend. I.G,IE
Visiting Son Here.
Judge Marion Conklin of jamestown
was the guest yesterday Of his son and
daughter-in.law, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred L.
Conklin, of Fourth street.
| g." Camp Fire Meetings.
The Tintapa Camp Fire Girls will
meet Thursday evening In the Presby-
terrain church chapel, when the organi.
cation will be completed. The girls,
who meet in the .McCabe Methodist
church, will hold their meeting Friday
afternoon after school. A number of
new members are listed for member
ship. =, .@:7@2
TO Wed This Evening.
The marriage Of Miss Matte John.
son, daughter Of Mrs. Chris Johnson
of Mandan avenue, and Archibald E.
Dave Of the city, will be solemnized
this evening in the Salvation Army
barracks. The service will be read at
8 o'clock and will be witnessed by a
large list Of wedding guests. Miss
johnson and her Aance are interested
in the work Of the army and are we'll
known in the city. --,.-. *
3. Benefit Supper And Sale.
:, Nurses of the Bismarck hospital
have completed plans for their chick
en- supper and handkerchief sale which
they will hold Thursday evening in the
Evangelical church. The affair is CIV
en- for the benefit of the new nurses
home which is now under construction
and the supper will be served from
$3.50 o'clock on. A splendid menu will
be served and many beautiful handker.
chiefs will be on sale. ;,t i-.
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G. e. Rally 49,.
The Christian Endeav0r society of
the Presbyterian church held rally
and social meeting Monday evening in
the church chapel. This was the first
social event Of the society for the year
and was one of the most enjoyable at.
fairs yet given. A large representa-.
ton of members and their friends at
tended and a most delightful evening
was spent Much interest is being
manifested in the work of the society
and many new members are being re-
teived. The amusements consisted Of
old fashioned games 2...bti 81
4;,::s:sy For Visiting Guest. : "a
=. Mrs. Clayton r. Dalrymple of Rosser
street is entertaining at a series of
three parties this week in honor of
her mother-ip-law, Mrs, g. @. Dalrym.
pie Of Casselton, who is spending the
week; here. Mrs. Dhlrynple viii be
hostess this afternoon and Thursday
afternoon 1t . thimble bee. the guests
for the hrst afternoon including the
older married women while the guests
for the Thursday entertainment will
include the younger matrons. Friday
afternoon Mrs. Dalrymple will enter
tain at bridge. -.
Missionary Society Meeting.
5 An enthusiastic meeting Of the Wo-
mans Foreign Missionary society Of
the McCabe Methodist !. Episcopal
church was held yesterday afternoon
with Mrs. George E.. Wallace 1t her
home in,Avenue B. Mrs: E. H. Howell
presided and Mrs E. B. Goss gave an
interesting report of the general exc.
cutive meeting recently held in Mime.
apolis. Mrs. Goss described the meet
ing as a wonderful gathering OF. wo-
men interested in. the great work OF
assisting in foreign missions and OF
the enthusiasm displayed by the large
assembly the work. She told OF the
heavy demands the foreign fields are
making to the churches Of America
and of how the women are endeavor.
ing to meet the demands.
An interesting part Of the report was
the announcement Of the amount OF
money raised during. the last year
which was $1,33Q,770!65: OF this
amount 34OS.25 was raised by the Min.
neapolis branch, Of which Bismarck is
a part. .... ~ -. ,.... :.
Mrs. Goss also announced that the
general executive meeting for 1917
would be held in Detroit, Mich, and
the slogan was I'VE Auto at Detroit,
raise 81 .2o0, 900. fs E
Mrs. Howell gave an outline of plans
for the jubilee movement and Mrs.
John A. Larson sang the Minneapolis
branch jubilee hymn RI ~. i