The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-01-13

Trees" will be studied and the roll
call will be resopnded to by names OF
trees in North Dakota.
Club Meeting Postponed.
The meeting Of the Friday Crochet
club which was scheduled to meet yes
terday afternoon with Mrs. w. L.
Smith at her home in Sixth street was
postponed until next Friday on &C.
count Of the bad weather.
To Hold Special Meeting.
The Thursday Musical club will hold
a special meeting Monday afternoon
with Mrs. John A. Graham at hel
homo in Sixth street to complete plans
for a musical tea which the club will
give Thursday afternoon.
Entertains Speaker Wood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry r. Clough en-.
tertained as their dinner guest Thurs
day evening at their home in Twenty
sixth street, Howard r. Wood, speak
or Of the house. Mr.. Wood and Mr..
Clough are old.time friends.
Dinner For Cast.
Following the Elks Minstrel per-
Torrance this evening, the entire cast
will be entertained at dinnerdance
at the Hotel Mckenzie. The affair
is given in recognition of the splen-
did work accomplished by the per-
formers in so short a time.
Class Makes Record.
A record was made by the pupils Of
grade five of the Will school taught by
Miss Mcfarland, yesterday. Not one
pupil was absent at either session.
This is considered quite record as
The weather kept many Of the child
rem out of school Friday.
Dance 4 Success.
The dancing party given last eve
ming by the Capital Dance club was
one of the social events of the week
ind and was attended by a large repre-
,entation of the club and friends. The
next in the series Of parties will be
given Wednesday evening, Jan. "a.
Church Society to Meet.
The Standard Bearers of the Nc
,abe Methodist Episcopal church will
meet this evening with Miss Marjorie
Moore in the home of her parents, DR..
md Mrs. ]. G. Moore, Of Fifth street.
This is the regular monthly meeting
4 the society and all members are
sked to attend.
To 90 to Charleston.
Charles L. Adams, who has been in
he city for the last ten days directing
he Elks Minstrel, will leave Sunday
n No. 4 for Charleston, w. Va, where
q will put on a similar show. He
,ill be accompanied by Joe Henry,
mother member of the Miller Draper
%. of New York.
Attends Executive Meeting.
Rev. Bruce E. Jackson of the First
BAPTIST church returned this morning
nom Fargo, where he attended a
leeting of the state executive board
( that denomination. Rev Mr.. Jack
on reports that the church was new
r in q more flourishing condition and
be year 1917 has a wonderful out
,ok.
Reception Success,
The Sons Of Norway reception last
vening in the Knights Of Pythias hall
as . big success. Many Of the prom
lent members Of the senate and
puse Of representatives were present
nds made addresses, among them
lieutenant Governor Kraabel. The at
lir took the form Of Norsemen's re-
MON and proved one Of the most sue
Dssful gathering the Norwegians
ave held IN the city for some time. II
n. ]. A. Meeting.
Members Of the Modern Brother II
cod q Aemrica are aranging for .
re, atts1dance It their regular meet
9 Monday evening n tke Knishts Of
ythias hall. To new o0cess will b
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