The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-02-07
SOCIETY

for a fund to carry on the work. Mrs.
Vessel is president; Mrs. w. j. Freed,
vice president; Miss Thrams, treasur-
er and Mrs. C. C. Stein, secretary Last
|evening Mrs. Vessel and Miss Eliza
beth Hoard entertained by voice num-
bers and DR.. E. E. Hoard gave short
talk on the purpose of the club. The
members plan to hold fortnightly
meetings.
Entertains Club.
Miss Frances Lamb was hostess last
evening at her apartment in the Rose
building, to co-members Of the G. T.
club. Fancy work was the diversion.
Mrs. F. A. Lair is confined to her
home in Avenue B, by illness. Mrs
Lair only recently recovered from an
illness which confined her to her home
for some time.
Personal Notes.
Mr.. and Mrs. John l. Wilson of Man.
dan avenue. left Monday evening on
No. 2, for Winona, Mimi, where they
were called by the serious illness of
the formers mother, Mrs. Mark Will.
son. aa.t E.#..
Miss Edna Mcmahon, sister Of w.
w. Mcmahon of Avenue c, who under
went an operation in the St. Alexius
h0c oh -
be up for the first time Tuesday. Miss
Mcmahon recently came to the capital
city from Newark, N. J. A..si
Gives Dancing Party.
The knights of Columbus gave one
Of the most successful dancing parties
of the winter series Of entertainments
last evening in Patterson hall. Over
one hundred guests attended and the
hours were from 9 o'clock to /. OCon-
nor's orchestra furnished the music.
Gives Interesting Lecture.
Mr.. C. w. Finwall gave an interest.
ing illustrated lecture last evening on
Norway in the Auditorium. The views
shown of that country were among
the best shown here and were espe-
cially interesting to the Scandinavian
residents of the city. The lecture
was given under the auspices Of the
Sons of Norway.
sodaIity Meeting.
The younger girls Of St. Mary's So
dality of St. Mary's pro-cathedral will
entertain the older girls Thursday
evening at st. Mary's school. School
Days." play written by and to be
presented by the younger girls, will
be given Thursday evening, February
%, instead of tomorrow evening, on
account of the weather not permitting
rehearsals.
RS Goes to Florida. =. .,
Communications received in the city
from Mr.. ana Mrs. H. w. Richholt of
Seventh street, state that they were
leaving last Monday for Miami, Fla.
where they expect to spend several
weeks. The communication was writ
ten from Richmond, Va, where they
have been visiting relatives Mr. and
Mrs. Richholt will visit several points
in Florida before returning to their
northern home. .
Gives Bridge Party. i
Mrs. C.. N. Kirk was hostess yes:
terday afternoon at her home III
Broadway, at prettily appointed
bridge party, the second of the series
of three parties. Six tables vera in
play for the game and the honor was
awarded to Mrs. F. f. Luen,. Mrs.
Kirk will be hostess TOMORROW after
noon at bridge with the same numt er
of tables. She also entertained dur
ing the weekend at a Fancy work
party.
To Give Toast.
Attorney II. F.. O'Hare has been
chosen to give one of the toasts at the
second annual banquet of the Thurs
day Musical club, which will be held
tomorrow evening in the Mckenzie
hotel. Mrs. Victor J. LaRose will be
the toastmistress and several toasts
and musical numbers will feature the
program. 1uO CluU Is dlSO dIIdu6llE
for the community singing program
which will be given Monday afternoon,
February IL. in Main and Fourth
street. -.. a..:...
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Richardson-Garnes.
Miss Abbie C. Richardson of Wilton
and Andrew l.. Garnes of Regain were
married last evening in the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Anderson of Fourth
street by Rev. H. c. Postlethwaite Of
the Presbyterian church. The bride
was attended by Miss Eleanor Morgan
of Wilton and Mr.. Anderson attended
the groom. A few Of their intimate
friends we're guests. Mr.. Garnes and
his bride departed last evening for
New Orleans and other southern
points. They will reside in Regan.
where the groom is cashier of the First
State bank. e..r-'.,..,... ,,-... 4,
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