The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-03-27
SOCIETY
bers of the club, the parents and a
number of invited guests. attended.
Gives Piano Recital.

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number of invited guests attended.
Gives Piano Recital.
Miss Grace Myers presented a num-
Der of her senior piano pupils in an
artist recital last evening at her resi-
dence studio in Kosser street, featur-
ing the program by Handel numbers.
The FIRST part OF the program con-
sisted of review OF this noted COM
poser whose life the class studied
during the month. IA dialogue by six
members Of the class, interspersed By
piano numbers from the operas and
Oratorios of Handel was a splendid
feature of the program. The dialogue,
Handel. Grand Opera Impressario,'
was given by Alice Webb, Margaret
Postlethwaite, Veta Hubbard, Esther
Larson and Blanche Myers, with mu-
steal numbers by Alice Webb who
played weeping Forever" Lucille
Lair, "See the Conquering Hero;
Miss Larson. 'iHallelujah Chorus;
blanche Myers, ANGELS Ever Bright
and Fair; violin solo, Largo" by
Olga Vigness, with Miss Lair at the
piano. The other part of the program
was featured by stories of the operas
and musical numbers. Miss Marga-
ret McConkey gave story and a
piano number from I'll Trovatore';
John Larson, from "Rigoletto"; Miss
kahr, from "Mignon"; Miss Larson,
Light Cavalry Overture" and
Blanche Myers, from ''HuguenOts."
Miss Myers will present the remain
ing members of the senior class in
recital in the very near future.
Shower For Bride.eieet.
Thirty of the capitol girls tend
cred Miss Georgia Carpenter, whose
marriage to Charles III. IHageman OF
this city has been announced for early
spring, at her home in Randolph, N.
Y, a linen shower last evening, at the
home of Miss Harriette Falconer in
Avenue f. The Falconer home was
artistically appointed in red hearts
and clusters of red carnations. The
evening was spent in hemming of tow
els and in other social diversions.
Miss Carpenter, who is librarian at
the state historical society, was show
cred with many beautiful pieces Of
linen, among them many hand made
ones. Several other entertainments
have been given in her honor. Miss
Carpenter will leave shortly for her
home in Randolph.
Mr.. Neal Here.
ID. S. Neal of Garrison, former i'm
migration commissioner, is spending
several days in the city on business
and calling on old friends.
.... ,-> Camp Fire Meeting. >
The Wichaka Camp Fire group will
be entertained Wednesday afternoon
by Miss Helen Little at her home in
Seventh street. Arrangements will
be made at this time for hike the
latter part of the week to the Mis-
souri, rier. rr'.' .
.",}:'.s Announces Marriage. :,
- Announcement has been made of
the marriage, of Chris j. Koch Of
Mckenzie and Miss Mary Jane Moore
OF .IMenoken. Their marriage was sol.
emnized Monday. afternoon at 3
O'clock, in the parsonage Of the First
Baptist church, with Rev. Bruce f.
Jackson officiating. Mr.. Koch and his
bride will reside in Mckenzie.
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President Calls Meeting
F. Mrs. w. C. Taylor, president of the
City Federation of Womens Clubs.
has called meeting of the board and
city federation for Friday afternoon
in the Commercial club rooms. Plans
for Baby week will be made at this
time and many matters of importance
discussed. The Capital City women
will make extensive plans for the OBJ
servance of Baby week this year,
which will likely be held in the early
part of May. Many of the prelimi-
nary plans will be outlined at this
time.
Nebraska is planning the earliest
Baby week for 1917, according to adj
vices received by the Children's bu-
reau in Washington, D. c. California,
Massachusetts and a few communi-
ties in Pennsylvania will hold Baby
week in advance of the general date.
Statewide plans for Baby week are
already under way in at least thirty
four states, representing every sec
ton in the country. Washington, ILL
nois, Iowa, New Hampshire and Ohio
are testing the completeness of their
birth records. The Delaware cam
paign is to be devoted to the proven
ton of infantile paralysis. North Da-
kota calls attention to the needs Of
children under school age and Kan
sas, which held the record among all
the states for the largest number of
local Baby weeks in 1916. is empha-
sizing three needs in this years
CLANS: Complete birth registration
throughout the state, instruction of
mothers in the care of the baby and
better understanding of the care ex-
pectant mothers ought to have.
Personal Notes.
Miss Doris Fisk of Sixth street
spent the weekend as the guest Of
Miss Marian Newton Of Mandan.
Announcement has been made of
the birth of daughter to Mr.. and
Mrs. F. A. Doll Of Fourth street, Sun
day, in the st. Alexius hospital. Mrs.
Doll will be remembered as Miss
Winifred Jones of this city.
Mrs. S. D. Dietz and baby, who have
been in the st. Alexius hospital. have
returned to their home in Washington
avenue.
DR.. John T. Rude, who has been