The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-01-27
Mr.. Walton of Minof
To Address Club


active and new members are joining
its ranks each Sunday. It's aim is to
provide wholesome social life as we'll
as Bible study for young men in the
city and extends an invitation to all
young men not otherwise engaged to
be present at it's meeting every Sun.
day from IL to ! o'clock. The club
meets every Tuesday evening for has.
ketball practice. Monthly business
meetings gre also held.
Entertains Stanton Visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pulls of Stan.
ton. who have been entertained this
week by Mr.. and Mrs. E. N. Serr. of
Fourth street, returned to their home
today.
Concludes Visit here.
Mrs. H. E. Barnes, who has been
visiting in the city this week as the
guest Of Mrs. F. J. Marcellus and Mrs.
Little. returned today to her
home in Wilton.
Entertains Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. E. Opdyke were
hosts Thursday evening at their home
in Mandan avenue, to co-members OF
the Benedict Bridge club. Four tables
were in play for the game.
jamestown Visitor.
Miss Freda Nader of New Salem
was in the city Friday and while here
attended the "by heck" dance given
by members of the third house."
She was the guest while here of Miss
Olwen Hughes.
Visiting in Hazen.
Mrs. R. l.. Fraser Of Garrison, wife
of Representative Fraser, who Is In
the capital city with her husband, has
gone to Hazen to spend Sunday with
friends. Mrs. Fraser will return to
the city the first of the week.
Gives Informal Tea.
Mrs. Willard A. Leach entertained
Thursday afternoon at her home in
Avenue B. at an informal tea, the
guests including fifteen Of the young
or matrons of the social set. The
hours were from o'clock to 5. Mrs.
Leach was assisted by her sister-in.
Jaw, Mrs. Frayne Baker.
Sisterhood Meeting.
The p. F.. o. sisterhood will hold its
regular meeting Monday evening with
Mrs. Frank Harris in Sixth street.
Founders day will be observed and
he sisterhood at this time make their
pledges to the educational fund of the
The program will be
in charge of Mrs. F. r. Smyth.
"Snow Ball" Dance.
The weeks dancing parties will
close with the annual "snow ball"
lance given by the Bismarck United
Commercial Travellers this evening in
Patterson hall. 1t is expected that
he party this evening will be as sue
;essful as the other events of the
week in Patterson hall.
Special Church Music.
As a special musical program for
Sunday morning in the First Presby-
erian church, w. L. Miller, tenor of
he quartet, will sing Hear My Pray
r." by Pietio Mascagni, adapted to
he intermezzo from Cavalleria Rusti-
ana, with violin obligato by Donald
Mcdonald. The quartet will sing
special number and special numbers
will be given by Miss Mabel Wright,
'rganist.
Entertains Club.
Mrs. ]. J. White was hostess Thurs
lay evening at her home in Seventh
treet to the club of which she is
) member. Fancy work was the d.
ersion. The guests included Mrs.
'. A. Dahl, Mrs. Gardner Wallace,
frs. F. C. Ellsworth, the Misses Flor.
nee and Elsie Smith, Harriette Fall
:oner, Emma McGarvey, Helen Hol-
and, Miss Litzenberg and Mrs. Laura
Irdahl, the latter of Dickinson.
Major Frank s. Henry, state land
and Mr.. and Mrs. E.
/. L. Vesperman of Avenue A will
cave Sunday on No. 4 for Jamestown,
o attend the Henry-Bolton bridal din
Ter which DR.. and Mrs. r. A. Bolton
will give Sunday evening. The we'd
ling Of Major Henry and DR.. M. Evan.
,eline Bolton will be solemnized Mon
ay evening at 6 o'clock in the James
own First Presbyterian church.
For Fargo Girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Taylor enter
aimed Thursday evening at an in.
primal dinner party at their home in
fifth street, the guests asked to meet
Hiss Luella Pannabaker of Fargo,
Tho is in the city during the legisla-
i've session. Covers we're laid for
inc, the other guests including, be.
ides members of the family, Mr.. A.
I. Packard. Miss Olive Proctor, Miss
ulia Peterson, Miss Jessie Johnson
nd Miss Leila Diesem.
Johnson's for hosiery.