The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-03-08

tloScI tpOpcIdIlOH DSt"SSh IAS
home and the school was the kew
note of Ladies Night of the Bis
marck Rotary club at the Mcken
zic hotel last evening at which the
members of the public school
faculty were guests of honor. Each
Rotarlan had as his guest one or
more members Of the teaching
staff and proceeding the function
reception was held at which the
Rotarians were given an opportun
ity to meet members CT the school
faculty.
The dining room of the McKcn-
zic hotel was attractively decorat
ed with American flags. Prompt
and snappy service Of the banquet
added to the general success of the
affair. The guests were seated at
individual tables and iounquiis
were the flowers used. Balloons,
paper strcamcrs and other dew .ces
added to- the general jollification
during the serving of the banquet.
A lively program of singing
"pcpped" up the early part of the
evening. This was led by Henry
lIalverSon and Geo. Humphreys
with Ms. Arthur Bauer at the
piano.
Henry Ducmcland accompanied
by Mrs Henry Ducmeland gave
two solos upon the harmonica
which proved Il hit Of the evening
The evenings program in form
was similar to the regular weekly
Rotary meetings. Under the able
leadership of Roy Logan and Geo
Du.lam a most excellent program
was presented, j. l.. Bell, chairman
of the club presided in his usua
able and versatile manner.
j.. W. Murphy, who attcnde>
Rotary meetings at Chicago gave
on account of the sessions ct tina
club and Supt. Saxvig told of ;
meeting Of Rotary he attended a
Cincinnati.
Then followed the introduction
of new members into the Bismarcl
Rotary club. Those received
were: A. j. Arnct. classification
abstractcr; A. G.. Bradley, secfe
tary of Association Of Commerce
ssification, civic body secretary
J. p. jackson, real estate and farm
loans and DR.. G.. A. Rawlings, ad
ditional member of the dental firm
of Rawlings & ,Towne. F. l.. Conk
lin gave the formal Rotary charg
to the new members outlining Tn
Significance of Rotary, its ideal:
aims and general history.
Upon Il report from H. Dueme
land it was decided to extend a
invitation 20 the District Rotar
ORGANIZATION to hold its annus
meeting in Bismarck in 1924.
1t was announced also that
Rotary program would be broat
castcd from st. Paul this evenln
and all interested were invited 7
!isten in at Barlow Skeels rad
station on Broadway.
In lire with Rotary effort tt
ward Americanization Of alien
tIvde Young and A. F. Bradie
were named a committee to CT
operate upon naturalization ma
tiers. Following this announc'
mcnt two pictures in the dinin
lcom that had been covered b
wa NlOIy "cIc uiIVCASu uASS'o'A'
the features of Washington an
l. ncoln. These pictures will han
in the Rotary club room as r.
mindcrs of the great services {
these men to their country.
Celebrates Birthday
Geo. Bird, who claims to be II
only Harvard graduate in BY
marck, who has never broken IL
to print, revealed the past NJ
present of Sam Bergeson who &C
cbratcd birthday this week.
He sketchcd the rise of the p
puIar clothier from Illinois unit
his pilgrimage west to grow I
with the country. Best wish!
went out to- Mr.. Berges0n on Il
occasion of his birthday.
Supt. Saxvig Replies
Supt. Saxvfg responding than
cd the Rotarians for their interc
in the members, Of the schc
faculty. He urged parents
come and visit the schools and &
acquainted with the teachers, d
cIaring that they welcomed crit
cism of constructive nature al
wanted to be told if they were n
delivering the goods. He dccla
ed that in his opinion the very c
sence CT education was charact