The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-04-14
Freshmen TO Give Annual
Party This Evening
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Party This Evening
The freshman class of the high
i, school will give its annual party this
evening in the high school. Invita-
tons have been isseud to the 80
members of the class and members
Of the faculty. The entertainment
committee has arranged a number of
games which will be featured in the
gymnasium. The national colors will
be conspicuous among the appoint
ments. Old Glory will be suspended
from the corners of the gymnasium
and the class colors Of green and
red will also be used. A cabaret sup
per will be served in the sewing
o and the girls serving as aids
will wear waitress uniforms. One
of the boys will act a. proprietor OF
the cafe.
The committees in charge of the
affair are as follows: Invitation
Exene Schultz, chairman; Eugene
Kilmer, Frances Kelly.
Entertainment - Thomas Larson,
chairman; Alice Webb, Thelma
Herndon, Frank Thrambs, John Nc
Gowan.
Refreshment - Agnes Parsons,
chairman; Warren Taylor, Ella
Sagehorn, Leila Perkins and jean
nette Shipley.
Committee Making Plans.
The various committees in charge
of the program for Baby week, which
will be observed here from April 29
to May 6, are arranging a most eX-
tensive program for the week. The
slogan, Better Bismarck Babies"
will be put into practical use, when
an endeavor will be made to have
free clinics to instruct the mothers
in the care of the child and when
children will be examined and pre-
scribed for without cost during the
week. The women are having the
cooperation Of many of the physi-
clans Of the city in this undertaking.
The heading the committees
are: Mrs. Frank HARRIS, general
chairman; Mrs, 4. R. Smyth, Mrs. A.
A. Bruce, Mrs. f. l.. Conklin, Mrs. +.
p. Quain, Mrs. Victor j.. LaRose, Mrs.
Z. Fl. Howell and Mrs. J.. G.. Moore.
Each member represents their re
spective clubs.
Noted Worker Coming.
Mrs. D. B. Wells of Chicago, who
will be one of the special speakers
at the educational campaign which
will be conducted in the Presbyterian
church from May I to 10, is a lecturer
of note and is n of the prominent
women doing special work at Chau-
tauuua, N. Y. Probably no woman
speaker now on the lecture platform
has so many public addresses on such
a variety Of themes and for so many
years as Mrs. Wells. She is one of
the fouF speakers to take part in
the campaign.
,, To Visit in HoopIe. q
Mrs. Jay A. Vale and small son Of
Sixth street will leave with her late
husbands brother-in-law and sister,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. P. Olson, tomorrow
for Hoople, where she will spend the
summer with them. Mrs. Vale and
Mr.. and Mrs, Olson returned from
Fargo Thursday, where they accom-
panied the body of Mr.. Vale, which
twas inferred beside his mother, in
the cemetery of that place.
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~ Dramatic Social ..ss.
The committee OF the Ladies' Aid
society of the Presbyterian church.,
of which Mrs. T.. O. Madden is chair
man, which arranged a dramatic So
cial for next Thursday afternoon in
the church chapel, has postponed the
entertainment on account of the Lex
ington day celebration.
Hospital Board Meeting.
The board of trustees Of Bismarck
hospital will meet Tuesday next, at
9 o'clock a. M, in the hospital. The
board will at this time inspect the