The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-01-29
Reception To Be Held at
State Historical Sociefu
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State Historical Societ1
Cards have been issued by tho MI
scum and library staff of the State
Historical Society of North Dakota
composed of DR.. Melvin r. Gilmore
Mrs. NJ. II. Jewell and Miss Carpen.
Ter, Tor a reception at the historical
rooms, tomorrow afternoon. The re.
ceptlon promises tu be one of the
most interesting events of the FIJI.
teenth Legislative assembly and a
long list of guests has received inyi.
tatlons. The hours will be from 2
O'Clock to 5.
Recovering From Fall.
Miss Fay Conner, who was injured
IN 1all last week at the home of her
sister, Mrs. w. A. Hughes, in Seventh
street. has recovered sufficiently to
be able to be out.
To Open Studio.
Miss Helen Fisk, one of the best
known pianists of the city, has an
nounced the opening of studio in
the home Of her parents, Judge and
Mrs. c. J. Fisk in Sixth street. Miss
Fisk is preparing to take a limited
number Of pupils for pianoforte study.
To Lecture on Alaska.
Members of the local Daughters Of
Rebekah lodge will present Edgar C.
Raine Wednesday evening in the
knights. Of Columbus hall, in a lee.
ture entitled, 1.-The Land OF the Mid
night Sun Mr.. Raine will give his
famous travelogue on Alaska Many
fine views of this country will be
shown. Mr. Raine has spent consid-
cradle time in Alaska and knows his
subject well.
Card and Dancing Party.
Plans have been completed by men,
bers of the St. Mary's Sewing circle
of the St. Marys church, for the card
and dancing party which the members
will give tomorrow evening in the
Knights of Columbus hall. The com.
mittee-Mrs. P. NJ. Wilson, Mrs. L. II.
Carufel, Mrs. Edward Bannon, Mrs.
Birlea Ward and Mrs. Thomas Shee-
han announce the game to begin at s
o'clock Dancing will follow this part
of the program.
Womens Club Notes.
The p. =. o. sisterhood will be en-
tertained this evening by Mrs. Frank
Harris at her home in Sixth street. A
founders day program will be carried
out and will be in charge of Mrs. F.
r. Smyth. Pledges will also be taken
for the educational fund, which is tho
chief work of the sisterhood.
The Current Events club will OBJ
serve guest day" Wednesday after
noon with Mrs. George A. Welch at
her home in Fourth street. A must
cal program will be feature and the
subject for study will be "The 1ncas.'
The Fortnightly club will meet We'd
nesday afternoon with Mrs. c. l..
Young at her home in Avenue b. The
study of the history of the United
States will be continued with papers
on "American Interests in the Far
EaAtYi UNITED States and the Peace
Conference" and Omitted States and
the European War;" featuring.
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Dancing Parties Schedule.
A number of dancing parties will
feature the weeks entertainments.
The third of the series of dances Civ.
en- By members Of the third house"
will be held this evening in Patterson
hall, and it is expected that as larg5
a crowd will attend this evening "a
at the last dance, when over 200
guests were present.
St. Elmo lodge will give another Of
its series of dancing parties Wednes-
day evening in the Knights of Pythi-
as hall. The affair is for the mem.
bers, visiting knights and their
friends.
Thursday evening the entertain.
ment committee in charge OF the
third house" dances has announced
the fourth of the series.
One of the interesting affairs OF