Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-10-29
ten boy and girl friends of tho honor
guest. The hours were from 3 o'clock
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Returns From FARGO,


Mrs. Edmond A. Hughes has re-
turned from Fargo, where she attend.
ed the neutrality-suspicious. wedding,
which was a large society event in
Gethsemane Episcopal cathedral, of
last Tuesday. While there Mrs.
Hughes was the guest of tMr. and Mrs.
J. A. Montgomery. u D."
.ts. Church Society Meeting.
Mrs. MA. Freeburg and Mrs. An.
drew Person will entertain members
of the Swedish Lutheran Ladies' Aid
society In the church parlors next
Thursday afternoon. The meeting
will, be, called at $3.50 and an invita-.
ton is extended to friends Of the mem.
bers. .....
.s,... a. T. Leaves For East. VI ~
Col. c. B. Little Of Avenue A will
leave Sunday evening for the east,
where he will attend the Alumni
Council Of Dartmouth college which
which will meet November II. While
in the. east he will attend the annual
football game between Dartmouth and
University of Pennsylvania.
u j. To- Leave For East.
Miss Mamie, Sundquist of Rosser
street will leave next Thursday for
Minneapolis, where she will spend the
winter with her brother, Oscar Sund.
quist. During her stay there she will
attend Globe college, for business
course. Miss Sundquist is visiting
friends in Wilton during the week.
end.
Dancing Party Tuesday.
Members of the ladies' drill team
Of the Modern Brotherhood Of Am.
erica are making extensive arrange.
ments for their Halloween dancing
party, which will be held in Patterson
hall Tuesday evening. The hall will
be decorated in the various Hallow.
cen appointments and special dance
program will feature. O'Connor's or
chestra will furnish the music.
Takes Second Prize.
Friends of Prof. and Mrs. c.. C.
Root, former residents Of the city. will
be pleased to learn that their small
daughter, Elizabeth, aged years,
took second prize in baby show held
in Fairbury, Neb., where Mrs. Root
and children are spending the winter,
with her parents. Their son, Master
Russell, took first prize in baby
show held in Bismarck. about two
years ago.
Halloween Dance Monday.
The third of the series of dancing
parties arranged by the Capital City
Dancing club will be given Monday
evening in Patterson hall and will be
q Halloween affair. The committee
in charge of arrangements is compos-
ed Of E. A. Baskerville, Paul r. Ora.
ham, Joseph Barth, Roy Glerum and
George Prenovost. They have ar.
ranged special dancing program for
the occasion. The hall will be artis-
tically appointed in the various Hal
lowe'en decorations.
Gives Halloween Party.
The first annual Halloween party
OF the Mandan town and country club
held Friday evening in the club house
was attended by 200 people and was
one of the most brilliant affairs yet
given by the club. The club house
was artistically appointed in baskets
of autumn leave and vines were sus-
pended from the ceiling on streamers
of yellow and brown ribbons. Corn
and wild asparagus were festooned
over the doors and windows and pump.
kin jack.o.lanterns we're everywhere |
in evidence. Banners fashioned Of
crepe paper in the grown and yellow
tones were ornamented with witches.
Lanterns formed a border around the !
walls and were hung from corner to
corner. A witches den was q feature I
and was we'll patronized. Miss Mar
ion Newton, Miss Ethel Haight and
Mrs. C. C. Mclean were the fortune i
tellers and presided over the bubbling !