The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-09-20
CAPITAL CITY
ASKED TO TURN
I.l||lT FOR ! !. DANCE
wonor's u Auxilliary Gives Every
one in Bismarck Opportunity
to Meet Defenders
MILITARY MEN AND "
4 WIVES WILL RECEIVE
Twin Functions at Armory and
Masonic Temple Tomorrow
Night to Be Unique

Every redblooded man and woman
in Bismarck is not only cordially in.
vited, but strongly urged, to turn out
tomorrow evening and become &C.
quainted with the brave boys who soon
will leave for the front to defend the
honor of their city The twin events
to be held at the Masonic temple and
the armory under the auspices Of the
Wonlan's Auxiliary promise to be not
able in many respects, and it is de-
sired to make them particularly so
through a democratic commingly of
civilians and military men.
While many members of the Bis
marck units-1Co. A Of the First and
Co. and. headquarters company of
the sSecond-are Bismarck men, many
more come from Slope towns, sur
rounding the capital city. They have
had little opportunity to meet Bis
marck people. Tomorrow evening
they are to be given chance to get
acquainted, and the ladies hope that
everyone will turn out, attend the re-
ceptions and meet the boys, in order
that they may feel closer, deeper,
more personal interest in their future.
Two Receiving Lines.
There will be two receiving lines,
formed at the Masonic temple by Col.
Frank White and Lieut.. Col. T. Fl.
Tharalson of the Second, Major F. S.
Henry and Major G.. +. Hunt OF the
First, and Capt. H. T. Murphy, regl-
mental adjutant of he'Second. At the
armory, General Frazier and Major
Dana Wright and Captain J. w. Muir
ply of the First, Captain A. B. WEIGH
and Capt. John w. Rock will receive.
The military men will be assisted, by
their STATS and their ladies'.
It is especially requested that guests
present themselves promptly at TO-
morrow evening, and that they circu'
late freely and continually between
the Masonic temple and the armory,
in order that they may meet all OF the
soldier boys. The two Bismarck let
ter companies are recruited up to full
strength, numbering" 800 men, and the
headquarters company has between
50 and so men, including the band.
They are good soldiers and gentlemen
whom the citizens Of Bismarck, the
W0mans Auxiliary feels, will feel it
IN honor to know. Excellent music
FOR dancing will be furnished at both
places, O'Connor's orchestra and the
Second regiment band having been
retained for the occasion.
Committee of Women.
strong committee, composed OF
members of the auxiliary, prominent
matrons and a bevy of the younger
women, will have charge OF the re.
freshments which will be served at
the Masonic temple. The complete
list follows: Mrs Peter Reid, Mrs.
G. n. Olson, Miss Leila Diesem and
Mrs. N. G. Nelson in charge, assisted
IN the dining room by Mrs. J. A. Flow,
Mrs, Youmans, Mrs. Agnes Mckech.
ME- Mrs. S. E. Dugan, Mrs. Edward
Bannorl, Mrs. J. McGillis, Mrs. +. e.
Wanner, Mrs. A. e. Preston, Mrs. F.
r. Smyth, Mrs A. N. Packard, Mrs.
Carrie B. Barr, Mrs. N. L. Call, Mrs.
M G, Budlong, Mrs. Marshall H. jew
I'll. Mrs. George L. Price, Mrs ". D..
Parsons, the Misses Hilma Anderson,
Glenda Anderson, Emma Brandt, Mar
saret Brown, Emma McGarvey, Adel-
aine ;Bork, Wallie Dirlam, Elizabeth
Ravliss.H Gaia peters, Harriette Fal.
coner, Helen Sullivan, Grace Tomlin'
son, Alice Knott, Mary Kelly and Tess
Henry. ~.1 ,,.,,, ,l,,FpGr ..