The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-02-21
SOCIETY
Church Society Meeting.

Cnurcn society Meeting.
The Ladies Aid society of the First
Baptist church will meet Thursday az
terno0n in the basement of the
church. The meeting will be called
at 2:3O.
"Third House" Dance.
The entertainment committee in
charge of the third house" dancing
parties, has announced one for Thurs
day evening in Patterson hall. The
last of these series Of dancing parties
Will be given Monday evening next.
Newspaper Man Weds.
Announcement has been made of the
marriage of Miss Ruth A. Sullivan of
Garrison and Cecil J. Ranney, news
paper man of Dodge. Their marriage
was solemnized last evening in the
bishops residence in Bismarck, Rev.
Father Hiltner reading the service at
Z o'clock. They were unattended. Mr..
Ranney is connected with his BROTH
er with the Dodge Dispatch and is one
of the we'll known men of that sec.
ton. The bride is we'll known in edu-
cational circles, having been a teach
or in the public schools for sometime.
Mr.. Ranney and his bride departed to-
day for Dodge, where they will be at
home to their friends after March /.
Missionary Society Program.
The Woman's Missionary society
of the Presbyterian church will meet
Thursday afternoon at o'clock with
Mrs. f, lie Taylor at her home in Sixth
street, The study Of sold Spain and
New ,AmaCieaYIoW will grbe continued and
the program will be featured by pa
pers on missionary Work of the
Spaniards" by Mrs. Elfstrom; THE
Dawn Of Protestant Christianity" by
Mrs. R. R. Muntz; ''The Penitentes
and Land of Crosses by Mrs. G.. r.
Squire. Mrs. N. B. Fitch willsconduct
the devotions and Miss Marjorie
Smith will sing Help Somebody To-
day" Mrs. ]. P. French will sing and
Mrs. o. N. Smith will, read a. poem
entitled "Unoccupied Fields" Amer
lea will also be sung. Mrs. S. e. Ber-'
geson,> Mrs. F. E. Packard and Mrs.
l.. Fl. Richmond will be the assisting
hOstesses.
Teachers Meeting Friday.
A most interesting program has
been arranged for the Burleigh-Mc-
Lean county teachers meeting which
will be held in Wilton Friday. G. w.
Stewart of Wilton will give the ad-
dress of welcome and the response
will be given by Prof. Thompson of
Washburn. State Supt. Macdonald
will make an address and a number
of social entertainments have been
arranged. County Supt. w. E. Par,
sons Of this county will talk on ",The
need Of The Rural School," The pro-
ssf5'4m U UffGqflI1ows: ....,.. s-ss,. ~ 4
"9;VBIo 1903 Visiting Wilton pub.
{ ne Schools. Address of welcome, G.
w. stewart Response, Prof. Thomp-.
son Of Washburn. - !" &
10: AZ Chorus, Wilton high school.
H. 1900 Address, State "Supt. Mac
!, donald. ./ -. ,. w9s
i 9 ,r1.307Music, Orchestra -. ..T@ "
Talk and Demonstration Class in
o Primary N Reading Miss Keenan, mar VIII i:
~ pIyssfaplljfnIe in ,oneRoom' .Riural
:, School. Miss Webb. Chaplin. ,gs.. (.
w co.operation Between Parent and
Teacher, Miss Jacobson, Washburn.
Solo, Mr. Stewart. 4. .,, .,t 4
I Supplementary Reading in the
Grades, Miss Greer, Wilton.
Drawing Work in the Grades, Miss
Forbes, N'ashburn. ..
The Need of the Rural School, Supt.
Parsons, Burleigh County.
Music Trio, Misses Greer, Barke,
keenan,.
Social Features.
Thursday evening, Timme Sisters
Quartet, concert. Dance.
Friday afternoon, bob-sled ride to
the mines of the Washburn Ignite
p Coal company. Reception by Wilton
d teachers 5fr.e ysw @yes .{ptn
Friday evening, basket ball game.
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