The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-01-25
SOCIETY.
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SIGN COMMUNICATIONS
Editors Note: The society ed.
itor has been receiving several
anonymous communications pur.
porting to be reports Of society
events. Some Of them were veri.
fled and found to be false. Of
course, The Tribune never recog.
nizes anonymous communications.
Sources of news are always kept
confidential, but friends Of the
paper who are kind enough to
send US reports by mail should
not fail to sign their names.
Visits in Capital City.
Mrs. |. N. Steen of lMandan was 4
visitor in the city Wednesday and
while here was the guest of Mrs. r.
G. Robinson of the Mckenzie.
TO Entertain Club.
Mrs. E. H. l.. Vesperman will be
hostess Friday afternoon at her home
in Avenue A, to comembers of the
Friday Crochet club. Fancy work will
be the diversion.
Here From Grand Forks.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. A. SeversOn and
family of Eleventh street have as their
guest their former pastor Rev. N. J.
Loire, OF Grand Forks. While here
Rev. Mr.. Loire will transact business
at the capitol.
Royal Neiehbors Meeting.
A special meeting of the Royal
'Neighbors will be held Friday even.
ing in the Knights Of Pythias hall, at
S:45. A number OF important mat
tiers will be considered and all mem
beers are asked to attend.
Camp Fire Meeting.
The Tintapa Camp Fire group will
meet this evening with Miss Lucille
Hall at the home of her parents, Sec
rotary of state and Mrs. Thomas Hall
in Avenue A. The meeting will be.
gin at 1890 ard the evening will be
spent in work of the camp.
W.. r. c. Meeting.
The Woman's Relief Corps will
meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs.
A. D. Cordner at her home in First
street. The new officers will be in.
stalled and two candidates initiated.
All the members are asked to come at
2 o'clock, as many important matters
will be considered
Hints For The Invilid
A little thought can help to make
an invilid's long hours pass more
easily. An extra bed for the latter
part of the day when the time drags
more YEARLY than the morning should
be provided. A bed on wheels or cast
ors which may be moved about the
room would be the best A little
change helps to break the monotony
of the long day. The patient may
even be wheeled outdoors if thought
advisable.
Dr.. Hutchinson to Lecture.
Considerable interest is being mani
tested in the announcement that DIR.
w. J. Hutchinson of the McCabe Meth
odist Episcopal, church, would give
his lecture on Newfoundland Friday
evening in the McCabe church. DR.
Hutcheson will appear under the aus
pieces Of the Epworth league of his
church. His lecture will be illustrat'
ed by many of the finest views Of that
interesting country. DR.. Hutchinson
spent the greater part Of his young
life there entering upon his career as
a minister there. The lecture will be
both interesting and instructive.
Pastry Making
Poor pastry is due entirely to the
manner in which it is made. 1t is not
possible to have continued success in
pastry-making when one depends on
luck alone. Accurate measurements
are essential. Have all the ingredl'
ents measured before mixing. The
lard and water must be cold as pos
sible to have it. Do not mix the dough
with the hands. Mix the -four and
lard with two knives, cutting horizon
tally, Too much water like too much
handling, makes the dough tough
Roll the dough very lightly until thin
bake in a moderate oven, and the re-
suit will be pie that will melt in
your mouth, and be entirely digest
ibie.
Club Gives Dance.
The Capital Dance club gave an
other of it's series Of dancing parties
last evening in Patterson hall. A
large representation of members and
friends of the club attended and dane
ing was enjoyed from 8 o'clock to IL.
The next of the series will be held
Wednesday evening, February Z. The
Modern Brotherhood of America lodge
will hold it's annual masquerade par
ty this evening in Patterson hall, and