The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-03-05
SOCIETY
Many Going to Hear
Mccormack THURSDAY

MCIO1WQCk lnuISQQy
People from all parts of the state
will go to Fargo Thursday to attend
the concert in the Fargo auditorium,
given by John Mccormack, the fam
Gus Irish tenor. This is his only ap.
pearance in North Dakota this season
and Mrs. w. F. Gushing of this city,
the local manager, expects a record
breaking crowd. Those who will at
tend from a distance follow:
Miss Sarah Heskin, Portland; c.
+. Mudgett, Valley City; Miss Minnie
J. Nelson, Valley City; Joe Henry,
Larimore; Mrs. Agrietha DBurseth,
Hillsboro; A. F. e. Schierbaum, He.
bron; Hope Howery, New Rockford;
Dan Haffey, Tower City; John Knaut,
jamestown; Father Schimmel, Alice;
Mrs. E. H. l.. Vesperman, Mrs. H. l..
Linde, Mrs. j. A. Haney, Bismarck;
Mrs. ID. L.. Jnnod, VALLEY City; DR.. T.
Mulligan, Grand Forks; Thomas
Porte, Grand Forks; Rev. James Ca.
sey, Grand Forks; Clay D. Smith,
! Casselton; James Duncan, Josephine;
c. G. Cockburn, New Rockford; R. Re-
gan, Webster; P. G. Derrig, Mapleton;
L. P. Murphy, Sydney; Minnie O'Don-
rel, Alice; Miss Selvig, Enderlin;
Ethel Atwood, Jamestown, in add.
ton to a large number coming in
from Fergus Falls, MOOrhead and 9th.
er Minnesota points.
W. c. T. U. Meeting.
The local branch of the w. c. T. U.
will meet Tuesday afternoon at 3
o'clock with Mrs. A. s. Hoffman in
Avenue c.
Eastern Star Meeting.
The Bismarck chapter of the Order
of the Eastern Star will hold it's reg
ular meeting Tuesday evening in the
Masonic temple. A class of candi-
dates will be initiated.
Rehearsal Postponed.
The rehearsal for the opera, "The
Mikado,' arranged for this evening,
has been postponed. Announcement
short time.
Goes to Fargo.
Mrs. w. F. Gushing of First street,
who is managing the North and South
Dakota appearances of John McC0r.
mack, the noted Irish tenor, has gone
to Fargo for the concert which he will
give Thursday evening in the Fargo
Auditorium.
Organizes Boy Orchestra.
A boys orchestra of six pieces was
organized yesterday afternoon in the
Presbyterian church, with J. A. Flow
as director. Regular rehearsals will
be held and it is expected to develop
quite a musical organization before
long. A boy scout group will be or
ganized Thursday evening at meet
ing which is scheduled for Thursday
evening, in the church chapel.
Legislators Leave City.
Senator and Mrs. G. w. McGray
and son, Archibald, who have been
spending the last two months at the
Grand Pacific during the legislative
session, have returned to their home
in Underwood. They were accom-
panied by J. Mcbride George of Wi.
mona, MINI, who has been their
guest here for the last ten days. 9th
er legislator guests at the Grand Paci.
fic to leave during the weekend were
Senator and Mrs. Frank II. Hyland
of Devils Lake, Representative and
Mrs. IR. l.. Fraser OF Garrison, Sena.
tor Thorwald Mostad of Minot, Sena-
tor Charles Ellingson of Sharon, Sen.
ator John A. Beck of McClusky and
Senator E. T. Gronvold Of Rugby.
Entertains at House Party.
The Misses Catherine and Boniface
Morris, daughters Of Mr.. and Mrs.
e. E Morris of Sixth street, enter
tanned party of friends at a week
end house party. The guests were
given trip to the state penitentiary
and to the state capitol building, be.
sides an interesting program Of
amusements at the Morris home. The
guests included the Misses Margaret
lLish, Fedora Drury, Eleanor McKen.
zie, Kathleen Flanagan, Lamoin Ra.
der of Dickinson, Julia DeRocher,
teacher in the 'Burleigh school, Mrs.
O.. Kaefer of Sterling and bride of
December, and Miss Helen Breen Of
this city. They returned to their re-
spective homes yesterday afternoon.
.,r..- PERSONAL NOTES,
Miss Nell Dooley Of Mandan was
the guest over the weekend of Miss
Mary Kelly Of Seventh street. While
here Miss Dooley attended the last
session of the legislature. Miss Gen.
evieve Simpson was also a guest of
Miss Kelly last week.
Rev. H. C Postlethwaite of the
Presbyterian church left this morn
ing for Wilton, where he will preach
series Of sermons this week in the
Presbyterian church of that place.
He expects to return to this city
Thursday.
Mrs. E. G. Patterson is confined to
her apartments at the Mckenzie hotel
by illness.
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