The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-03-05
Enterfains at Sleighing
Party and Luncheon

Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Mccoy and Mr.
and Mrs. f. Kitchel Allensworth of
Seventh street were hosts yesterday
afternoon at s!eiglipg party and
luncheon. Mr.. and Mrs. Mccoy ar
ranged the sleighing party, which was
followed by he luncheon at the AL.
IensWorth home. The party included
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest G. Wright, Mrs.
J. A. Vale. Miss Ethel Earnes, Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Wright, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Dutton and son, Master
Robert, Master Harlem Vale, little
Miss Elizabeth Mccoy and the hosts.
Entertars Club.
Mrs. i. A. Knowles was hostess
Saturday afternoon at her home in
Avenue A, to co-members OF the
Neighborhood club. Fancy work was
the diversion. -... ~
New Members Received.
Ten were received into the men,
bership Of the First Presbyterian
church during the communion serv-
ice Sunday morning. The service was
largely attended.
Announces Food Sale.
~ The first division of the Ladies Aid
society Of rhe McCabe Methodist
Episcopal church has announced a
food sale for Saturday afternoon, in
n 1V11u etn IL vx,;n l,o
gin at 100.
T.. In Washington.
e Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Richholt of Sew.
enth street, who have been sojourn.
ing in Florida and Virginia, are in
Washington, D. c., this week, for the
inauguration. Later they will 20 to
Ohio for short visit Mr.. and Mrs.
Richholt expect to return to this city
about March Is.
Legislator Visitors Leave.
Among the legislators and wives
to leave the city during the weekend
for their respective homes were Rep.
resentative and Mrs. C. C. Turner OF
Gladstone, Representative and Mrs.
H. J.. Blanchard, Dickinson; Senator
and Mrs. NJ. l.. Mcbride, Dickinson;
Representative and Mrs. E. A. Bow.
man, Kuhn. During their sojourn
here they were guests at the Mcken.
zie hotel.
For Mr.. Eastweed.
Mr.. and Mrs. William V. Kiebert
entertained at their home in Fourth
street,, Saturday evening, Tor Joseph
Eastwood, who leaves this evening
for his home in, WATERFOWL, s, D.,
after SEending the last tw, months
in the city during the legislative ses-
SIGN Il Ike guests incladel II of Mr..
EaslWnod' S 90 most, intimate friends.
The evening was spent in music. Dur
ing Nj Eastwoods' sojoA:n in the
cit; he was tenor solo S. at 4 number
!: ma 4! and social entertainments.
y Woman's Club Notes. 49,.
- :. The Monday club met this after
noon with Mrs. NJ. H. Jewell at her
home in Thayer street. Modern AM
erican Inventions" was the subject
studied, Mrs. Jewell read an inter-
esting paper. on Inventions Used in
Modern Warfare and Mrs. w. S.
Dobler on HNlodified Housekeeping"
The, paper. TO have been read by Mrs
w., F.; Gushing On ''rhe Wonder Age
OF Progress" was omitted on account
of her absence from the city. Mrs
]. A. Haney read "a paper held over
from the last meeting Her subject
was american Hymns and Hymn
Writer'S"
The Mothers club will meet tomor-
row afternoon with Mrs. D. r. Owens
at her home in Fifth street. The
club will make arrangements for its
annual, banquet, to be held Tuesday,
March 20.
The recital scheduled for Thursday
evening by members of the Thursday
Musical club has been postponed. The
date for the recital to be given by
Miss Clara Tatley's pupils will be an
nounced the last of the week.