The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-06-04
SOCIETY
Graduates Hear Masterlu
Address by Rev. Buzzlle
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Address by Rev. Buzzlle
Rev. George Buzzelle, rector of st.
| Georges Episcopal church, delivered
a mastery address to the graduates
Of the Bismarck high school Sunday
afternoon in the Auditorium. The 81
graduates took places in the front of
the Auditorium which had been re-
served for them. The 81 girls wore
for the first time the regulation dress,
white Peter Thompsons with black
ties, as decreed by the board of edu-
cation.
These gowns will be worn for the
class night exercises Tuesday eve
ming and at commencement Thursday
evening.
The musical program was presented
by the high school orchestra, the girls
trio of the high school, Mrs. J. A. Lar
son of the alumni and George Humph-
reys and Henry Halverson The in
vocation was given by Rev. Bruce E.
Jackson and the benediction by Rev.
Fl. c. Postlethwaite.
young People to Meet.
Members of the Concordia Young
Peoples society Of the German Luth-
Gran church will meet Tuesday eve.
ling with Miss Woodland at her
home, 623 Sixth street.
o. e. S. Meeting.
A regular meeting of the Bismarck
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Star will be held Tuesday evening. in
Masonic temple. Initiation will fea'
ture.
Attend Minot Wedding.
Among the capital city people il
'Minot attending the wedding today Of
Miss Aileen McGahan and Capt. Ed.
gar P. Sorenson of Bellingham, Wash,
are Miss Rose Mccormack and Miss
Minnie lager The wedding was p
fashionable event in the First Baptist
church.
kinderaarten Picnic.
The kindergarten pupils will picnic
tomorrow on the capitol grounds. The
little tots will meet at the Will school
at the regular school hour and with
Miss Williams, the director, will 60
to the capitol, where they will hold
the outing. Each little guest is asked
to bring cup.
May Day Exercises.
Pupils of St. Mary's school will give
May pole dance Tuesday afternoon
on the schoo lawn. A social will also
be held at that time. The closing
exercises for the year will be held
Wednesday, Work of the pupils will
be on exhibit at this time for the
inspection of the parents and patrons
Of the school.
W. c. T. Y. Meeting. -
At the meeting of the w. G. T. U.
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. A. w.
Snow of Sixteenth street. awards will
be made of the honors for the two
essays participated in by the grades
and high school students. Miss Elk
enc Schultz will receive the honor
for the high school and Miss Hazel
Patten for the grades.
For Mrs. Jacobson.
In honor of Mrs. A. Gustav Jacob
son, a recent bride, Miss Dora Lar.
son and Miss Ethel Barnes entertain
ed during the weekend at dinner at
the Grand Pacific. The guests in
Guided members of the G.. T. club, Of
which Mrs. Jacobson was formerly a
member. Covers were laid for 10.
Following the dinner the guests were
ton
Childrcn's Day Sunday.
Children's Day will be observed in
the McCabe Methodist and Presbyte-
rian churches next Sunday. The ex'
ercises will take the place of the
morning service in both churches. In
teresting programs are being arrang-
ed. Mrs. j. G.. Moore has charge OF
the junior department and Mrs. W.
J. Hutchinson of the primary and be-
ginners' department Of the 'McCabe
church.
Concert For Soldiers.
A concert. under the direction of
Conrad 3. Taylor, is being arranged
for Friday evening as an entertain
ment for tho soldiers, who are using
the lower auditorium of the McCabe
church as headquarters. Many of
the soldier boys are enjoying the priv
ileges of home at the church. where
reading matter, stationery and other
necessities are provided.
6idthday Luncheon.
In honor of the twelfth birthday
anniversary of her daughter, Miss Ha-
EEL Mrs. A. p. Lenhart entertained
Saturday afternoon at her home in