The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-03-27
ILLUSTRATED LECTURE
FOR HOME GARDENERS

Prof. H, O. Werner OF the Nortl
Dakota agricultural college will d.
liver2,an illustrated lecture On HON
gardening at the McCabe MetAod4.:'
Episcopal church this evening rh~
hour has been set for $3.50, in O1..ei
that the lecture may, not interfere
with any church services, and large
attendance is expected.
Home gardening is to ibe very i'm
portant factor in food production this
summer. The government urges il
as patriotic duty the people owe
themselves and their country, and DR.
Werner tonight will tell amateur gar
deners how they make the most OF
their hack yard and vacant lot farms
There will be no charge Of any kind
for admission and everyone in Bis
marck will he cordially welcomed.
O.. S. Meet Tonight. .,
The Eastern Star will meet at the
Maconic Temple at 1880 this evening
to do Ked Cross work.
ST. Mary's Sewing Circle ,
The Catholic Ladies' Sewing circle
will meet at-2 o'clock Thursday after
noon at the knights Of Columbus hall
To Preach Tonight
Rev. Alexander Douglass of the
Wilton Presbyterian church will
preach at the First Presbyterian
church OF Bismarck at 1870 this eve
ming -,
Shower for Miss Teske., -.
Miss Anna Rogers Of Webb Bros
store entertained at miscellaneous
shower Monday evening at her home
in the Rose apartments in honor Of
Miss Minnie 'Teske, also employed
in Webb Bros store, who will 4be a
bride Of the near future. Sixteen
guests. were present, and-.the evening
was spent in. knitting Light refresh
ments were served. .'' .G+ ~
Baptist Barracks TO Meet ~.
The Baraca club of the First Bap
list Church will meet tonight in the
basement parlors of the church imme
diately at the close Of the passion
week prayer service that is to be con
Quoted, there by the Sunday school
at 1880. Business Of Importance will
be considered and a social hour viii
follow The club now has a member
ship of about IS young men, and 1t is
expected that all will attend tonight
l.. I. Missionary Society.
The Missionary society OF the Pres
byterian, church will meet Thursday
afternoon at the church parl0rs at
p. IN. The afternoon will be spent ir
the study of Japan. The following pa
pers will be given: Entering Of Chris
tianity Into japan" Mrs. A. j
Ellstrom: "Buddhism's Fight fol
Life Mrs. James Nebergall; 30
seph- Hardy's Neesima," Mrs. Tourte
lot: Behind the Scenes in the Mis-
sion SCHOOL, Mrs. ID. J. Taylor.
80, ..%@sa Cards Out For Dance.
Mrs. F. b. Strauss, Mrs. Edward
Bannon and Mrs. S. E. Dugan, enter
tainment committee of the Daughters
OF Isabella, have issued cards for q
dinner dance to be given at the Nc
Kenize hotel Monday; evening, :Apri
3, under the auspices of this popular
fraternity. A buffet luncheon will De
served during the evening. Dancing
will begin at 8. A large number o.
invitations have been issued, and the
dance is expected to prove one OF the
big social events Of the post-I-enter
season. sIS 4.E =
b.. For the Red Cross
F" B. G. Marks, treasurer Of the Bur
leigh county chapter OF the Red Cross
today received a check for $40.15, ths
proceeds from a Red Cross bench,
party given at Apple Creek by Mrs
'Wilbert Field and Mrs. Lisle Fox
Following an. excellently arranged pro
grain which, was thoroughly enjoyed
by the large representation of coun
y%Speople in attendance, box sup
per was served, the sale of the boxes
and the admission fee charged n It
ting the neat sum which today en-
riched the Burleigh county Red Cross
treasury. a''r'''a ~-. 'S's-'s #,2+>'
~. Clef Club Recital. -.r o.
Miss Mary Swift and Miss Marguer:
tie Brown entertained the Clef club
and their guests at the home of Mrs.
Frank .Swanke,, SIS Fourth street. A
collection was taken for the benefit
OF the Red Cross. The. program fol,
lows: Gs,,sT sss.3trs".'. ..<' ~" y,
Duet, Camp of Glory (Holst)---
Miss Myrtle Freeburg> and Ester Man
digo.. $3.50 -, IL
Vocal, "rhe Flower O. Eu5lane,,"
(Nevin)-Mrs.. j. M. HARRISON,
"A morning in the Woods, "(Spen'
ser--Mrs. Walter Zimmerman.
Vocal. "Into My Life She Came
(Galloway);' tits a Beautiful World
(Fourjee)-Miss May Swift. ,.'
Violin Solo-Selected Mr.. Hal.
stead. = az. 4 ! 81 r.
Vocal. Sweetest Rose Of Junetime, .
(Phelps)-Miss Faye Conner.
Vocal. "The ,Mermaids' Song -
(Raydn); Dreaming of Days Gone
By" (Rolfe)IMiss iEsA.her Hoover.
.v>1 III. Part Two. r. 49, ,..:
Paper, Life Of Mendelssohn"- Mrs.
Frank SvAnke. I
Vocal Duet, 20 Wert Thou in the
Cauld Bias" Mrs. Warren Mandigo
and Miss E0ysen. ~
Spring Song" Frank Milhol-
Ian. ,.. - = .sa
Vocal Solo, 'Thte Wings Of a Dove"
Miss Faye COnnor.
(a) Jerusalem Thou That Killest."
To- "The First Violet"-Miss Mary A.
BOysen. =,
Violin Selected Mr.. 'Halstead
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