The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 4, 1918, Page 3

eaten, y MONDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1918. BISMAROK EVENING TRIBUNE Som iQ} SOCIETY |Q| ewreweonenne eee. SEIS SCOTCH ENTERTAINER TO APPEAR HERE. IN. BENEFIT FOR WOMAN'S AUXILIARY An entertainment of great import- ance and one which is making a wide appeal is the!one scheduled for Wed- nesday evening in the Auditorium by Miss Angela Murray Gibson, Scottish entertainer I fit for the Woman's A ‘y to Companie: and I, She will have the assi of Prof. James on, noted dan who has an exte e repertoire 0 the Scotch and Irish dances; Duncz Gordon, bagpipe player will be his compan O’Coanor’s orchestra Henry Halverson, tenor, also be represented on the program. The last two named are local. Members Home Guards will act as ush program as arranged follows: Ca’ Me Scotty—Imrie. Yer Mither—Imrie. The Cablegram from France Received Here Sunday} A cablegram was received Sunday ‘by Mr. and Mrs, E. E. Morris of Sixth street, from their sons Eugene and Edward E, Jr., who are now in France with their regiment, The cablegram dated from Paris follows: “All well, no mail.” Letters have ‘been sent from the Morris family three times a week since the time the boys sailed from (New York and the fact that they have not received them is a surprise to the parents here. At least ten packages have also been forwarded. The last mail received from the boys was dat- ed Christmas day and mailed from England. Basketball Team Girls’ Wins from M Mandan, 6—3 The Bismarck «high school girls’ ‘basketball team defeated the Mandan team 6—3 in a fast game in the Man- dan high school gym Saturday night. For Bismarck Lillian Renner made one field basket and Rose Hanlon one field basket and two foul baskets. For the Mandan team Ruth Renden made a field basket and one foul throw. Fol- lowing the game the mandan team entertained their visitors in the din- ing room of the domestic science room. Miss Densford of the high school faculty, chaperoned the team. Following was the line-up: Bismarck—Lillian Renner, ‘Margar- et Bishop, forwards; Lorene Thomas and Bertha Rigler, centers; Estuer ‘McKee and Helen Kaiser, guards. Rose Hanlon substituted for Miss Ren- ner in the last half. Mandan—Lois Seitz, Ruth Renden, forwards; Emma _— Johnson, Jessie! Kidd, centers; Helen Gray and Reita| ‘Seitz, guards, ‘ O. E. S, ‘Meeting, The regular meeting of the Order of Hastern Star will be held Tuesday eve- ning in Masonic temple. W. C. T. U. Meeting. The local branch of the W. C. T. U. will meet Tuesday afternoon at 3 o’clock with (Mrs, 'W. E. Perry in sec- ond street. To Attend Meeting. Mrs. F. L. Conklin, vice president for the Eighth district of the Women’s Federation of clubs, Mrs. Minnie C. Tudlong and Mrs. A. A. Bruce, expect to go to Fargo to attend the annual board meeting of the state federation which convenes there Wednesday. Social Me Meeting. A social time including dancing and other amusements will feature the meeting of the Degree of Honor ‘in its new ‘headquarters in the Elks’ hall Tuesday night. A large ‘class of can- didates will be initiated and several applications will be voted on. The meeting will be called at 8 o'clock. Benefit Card Party, All is in readiness for the card par- ty this evening in the Knights of Co- lumbus hall given by the Sewing Cir- cle df St. Mary’s church. The ‘com- mittee, Mrs. Hal McIntyre, Mrs. L. H Carufel, Mrs. Emanuel Brown, (Mrs. J. D. McGarvey, Mrs, Donald Clark and Mrs, Fred-Knudtson, has arranged to accommodate a large crowd. Whist will be the game. A Return to Steele. Mr, and Mrs. E. B. Miller and daugh- ter have returned to their home at Steele, after spending several weeks in Bismarck following an operation which Miss Miller was forced to un- dergo in a local hospital, The family was ‘en route to Los Angeles for the winter when the daughter was seized on the train by a sudden attack of ap- pendicitis, and it was necessary upon arrival here to remove her to a hos- pital, for an immediate operation, Church Society Notes, The three districts of the Ladies’ Aid bociety of the McCabe church will meet Thursday afternoon as fol- lows; District No. 2 with Mrs. J. M. Talyor, Seventa street; District (Number 3, with Mrs. W. C. Cash- man, Ninth street and District No. 4. with Mrs. Frank Titus, Thayer street. The first division met last Thursday with Mrs. ‘Lymn J. Frazier at the governor’s mansion. | Officers for the year jvere elected. They are: President—Mrs, George Wallace, (re-dlected). Vice- president—Mrs. D. B. Shipley, Secretary—Mrs. C. W. Nichols. Treastrer—Mrs._J. B. Spangler. The jmeeting was one of the most successful yet held by the first di- vision. An enjoyable social hour and luncheon followed the business. ses- sion jat which time the husbands were guests. The Epworth League of the McCabe . church will hold a social meeting 4 Thursday evening in the church par- lors; The Ladies’ Aid society of the Pres- byterian church will hold a work meet- ing Thursday afternoon in. the church Red Cross knitting will be done, Work will be furnished to any- chapel. one attending not already supplied. rragements have Ween ‘made to ‘tar: f the} The Christian Dumphin—Inmrio, the A tale of (Crockett)—) Sailor’ TImpers | Fish Wife Covenant Pimes Gregor —Mi Highland Pling Character Heart’ Song: | Parasol Green, | Gibson. | ‘ _ Simpson. Gled s Gibson. '. Halverson, y O'Connor's orchestra. nm of a Spirit of Patriot- ARR ARR RRR Re nisu amusements for childven of those | attending. The Guild of St. George's Episcopal church will meet Thui afternoon at the parish house. a guild will meet Friday afternoon, CLUB NOTES | FOR WEEK The Monday club met this afier- “Railways” and “Science.” The Mothers’ Social club will meet Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Bruce E. Jackson in Fourth street. Mem- bers are asked to bring their book donation for the Bismarck free li- brary. The Current Events club will meet Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. F. J. Marcellus in Seventh street. Hawaii, will be studied and papers on “Trans- portation Facilities,” “A Sanitary Sur- vey” and “Its Naval Importance” will be read. eo |PERSONAL NOTES | = Miss Catherine Graham, nurse at the St. Alexius hospital, left Sunday for Fort Riley to take up government work. S. A. Floren has returned to_his home in the Person court after under going an operation at the St. Alexius hospital, Palmer Strandemo of Baldwin, has returned to the city to resume his studies at the Bismarck Business col- lege after an illness. Judge Sagehorn of Stanton, spent the week end in the city on business and visiting his daughter, Miss Anna ‘Sagchorn of Thayer street. Rev. (i20pge Buzzelle of St. George's Episcopal church left today for Ash- ley, where he will inaugurate the jun- ior Red Cross auxiliary-campaign, of which he secretary for the south- western division. i Miss Angela Gibson, the Scotch im- personator, who will appear in an en- tertainment here Wednesday evening at the Auditorium will arrive in the city Tuesday and while here will be entertained by ‘Mr. and Mrs. Peter Reid. ‘DEATHS OF THE DAY George Hendrickson, aged 31, of Mott, died in one of the local hospitals this morning, where he was brought two days ago in a critical condition. He is survived by the widow, who was with him at time of death, Floyd, ten-months-old son of Mr. andj (Mrs. Caya, died this morning in the family home in South Tenth street. Funeral services will be conducted Tuesday afternoon. 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