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and roses Later Mr.. and Mrs, Boes
left for trip to the coast but VIII
be at home after July IA az sf5
Eighth East street
A quiet wedding celebrated the
marriage Of Miss Mae Robinson and
w. q, Waller on Thursday night.
Rev SImplp officiating in the pres
encc Of the families and intimate
friends Tho bride was attended by
her sister. Miss l. A. Walker
On Thursday night Rev. T., a. Slmp-
kin performed the ceremony uultluR
Miss Laura Corrinnc Harris ana Henry
Hammer of tho Salt Lake HARDWARE
company. the event taking place al The
horne of the brides parents. Mr., and
Mtg. r. h. Harris, and a large rccop-
ton following. The parlor was deco
rated with a profuslon OF pink roses
and the bridal couple stood tn the bay
window under wedding bell OF orange
blossoms. The living room was In Ted
roses ana tho diningroom IN panslcs
The bride wore A gown of silver gray
silk chiffon over silk Of the same color
with point lace trimmings. and carried
pink brides roses, Mrs. {. G. snyder
was matrOn OF honor and wore gown
of pink and white silk chiffon over
white silk and carried white feather
fan. Mrs. Harris, the brides mother
was In black silk with point lace trim
minss. Miss Lucy Gatrell played the
bridal music and Mrs Snyder sang
My Wedding Day" at the entrance OF
the party. Assisting during the evening
We're Mrs. George Norman, Mrs. George
IS. Suuires Mrs. NJ. Dunbar Mrs A.
Larsen Misses Rose E,rriugsWorth,
Bertha Wiley. Nora Van Dyke Mar
guerite Meatras, and little Ethel Dun
bar distributed wedding cake for The
guests TO dream on" Many beautiful
and costly presents were received.
some OF them from friends at a dis
lance. Mr. and Mrs Hammer will be
at home after July ! at 1855 Seventh
East street,
on Monday Miss Lucy Gaby and
George Il. Smith we're married at the
First NJ, r.. church by Rev Benjamin
Young Miss Clfta Mayne being brides
maid ana Mr.. Milton Lipman best man.
while Messrs. Wesley Davis and Law
renee Eammell were ushers. Mr.. and
Mrs Smith have gone for an extended
eastern trip.
Miss Hazel Maln and Elva y. Black
We're married on Wednesday at the
home of the bride, Bishop Joseph Chris
officiating and a wedding sup
per being served for the relatives and a
few friends, and the decorations being
In roses. Mr.. and Mrs. Black will be
at home at Kendall Square.
The marriage of Miss Helena Walsh
and Joseph A. Williams takes place
on Wednesday in the temple. A recep- |
ton viii follow In the evening at the !
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Wednesday at the Logan Temple,
Miss Janette Mckay and Or. Joseph II,
MorrelI were married, Apostle David o.
Mckay, brother of the bride, perform
ing the ceremony. They returned nome
in the evening and We're given family
reception at the home OF D. o. Nc
Kay.
The contracting parties are among
Ogdens most prominent and popular
young people. The bride is daughter Of
County Commissioner David Mckay.
and president OF the Young Ladies Mu-
tual Improvement association of the
Weber stake. During the past three
years she has been one OF the iustruc-
tors at the Weber stake academy Dr.,
Morrel is one of the city's prominent
young physicians They will be homo
TO their friends at 2o7l Madisan avenue.
after July l.
most delightful surprise party was
given Tuesday evening at the home nf
George Lochhead, ST.. on Twenty sixth
street in honor of his sister, Mrs Jennie
Tullock, OF Australia. who has been
spending couple of months with her
brother In this city, There were a large
number OF relatives and friends present
who spent very enjoyable evening in
songs, instrumental music and social
chat. Dainty refreshments were served,
A profuslon OF roses were used In the
parlors. Mrs. Tullock left Ogden We'd
nesday for California and will sail this
month for her home. She is very much
taken up with the natural beauties of
Ogden and hopes some day to have the
pleasure Of visiting here again.
The Lucky Thirteen club was enter
tanned Tuesday evening at the home
of Mrs. j. H. Rhine. Cards were played
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Miss Anna Mccormick. Miss GenevieVc
Mccormick Miss Maude Fitch, Miss
Leila Stngley. Count I.aborde, Albert
Mccormick, Walter Salisbury, and Mr..
Newman.
Miss Elizabeth Groo gave a luncheon
on Wednesday In honor or Miss Hayes
NJ Butte. the decorations being in pink
sweet peas and pink shaded candles
and covers laid for eight.
Miss Olive Pearson gave a Konsing-
ton ON Wednesday In honor vi Mrs,
Moliie Willis, tho decorations being IN
pink and rcd roses mingled wiki green,
and Is guests being entertained.
Miss Cheescnau and Miss Ruth
KuEsbury We're guests ot honor at a
luncheon at the Country club on
Wednesday sivcu by Miss Aileer Mac
lean. the decorations being In pink
roses.
Mrs Earl shimmin entertained at a
china shower last Wednesday evening
m honor OF Miss Jennie c. DuChene.
who is 20 bc married TO MIR Jarold
Roy Free next Wednesday. June 26.
Mrs. G. :. Vadper entertained inform
ally at cards on Wednesday
Miss Hazel Calder viii entertain at
a linen shower next Monday In honor
Of Miss Helena Walsh.
Miss Beatrice Wilkinson and Miss
Virginia Bush entertained on Monday
for Miss Valentine Murphy, the affair
being Ia the way of an Informal tea,
and the other guests being Mrs. 5. c.
Welch OF Sacramento, Miss Ada Muir
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cities, has returned and win be at
home at the Knutsford for while.
Mrs Elijah S. Sheets and her little
son, Eddie. and Mrs. {. F.. Pinkerton of
Salt Lake are In Long Branch, Cal.
Tor Il month.
Miss Matilda Orlob is spending a few
weeks with her brother in Idaho Falls.
Mrs. Scannell and son Robin, left this
week for Michigan TO spend the summer
ana later Robin will enter Laurence
VILE, preparatory for Princeton.
Miss Grace Cottle has gone to Port
land to spend some time with her uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred c. Reese.
Mrs George n, Richie and little
daughter from Tennessee are now In
New York, the guests of the Misses
Agatha and Marie Berkhoel The par
ty, with Miss Renee Redman, will leave
next week for Connecticut TO spend the
summer on the seashore.
Mrs. j. c. Doolittle will leave soon for
Redondo Beach to spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Odcll are
back from an eastern trip OF 10 days.
Miss Daisy Wolfgang is now In Chi
cago visiting friends before going on
to New York to continue with her vo-
cal work.
Miss Edna Dean Davis of Oakland is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j. U. Thomas
and family,
Mrs, Wallace Castleton has just re-
turned from Kansas city, where she
has been visiting. her sister.
Major and Mrs. Allen NJ. Smith and
their son sailed on the transport Thorn
as on June ) for Manila.
Miss Edna Duncan Is here from Boise
visiting her aunt aud uncle, Mr.. and
Mrs. \. c. Smith.
The Misses Winnifred and Ella Dyer
are back from Smith college, where
they have been for the past year
Mrs NJ. A. Greenwood. who has
ben visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Green
wood, win leave today for Manitou,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hogle and James
HOgle, Jr, are home after a tour OF
Europe lasting over several months.
Mrs. j. E. Bamberger and Mrs. j. J.
Hamburger returned Sunday from Calf
fornia. whore they have spent the past
few weeks.
Miss Florence Kimball win leave to-
day for Chicago. where she viii visit
friends for part Of the summer.
Miss Joanna Spraguc has returned
from an eastern trip Of several weeks.
Mr.. ana Mrs. a. H. Nolan left this
week for New York TO make their home.
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Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Horn have re-
turned from their wedding trip and win
be at home To their friends at l5l south
Seventh East
Miss FLANDERS and Miss Osterberg left
last Saturday for Pacific Grove, Cali
fornla where they win spend the sum
mcr
Mr., Ernest r. Scott and sister. Mrs.
Austin, left for Southern California
Wednesday 10 spend the summer.
Mrs. =. j. Quellette has returned from
an absence of several months IN eastern
states and Canada.
Mrs Matte f. Mckay Of the Webster
school expects to spend the summer IN
California.
Miss Edna Dean Davis ar Oakland,
California, rs visiting Mr.. and Mrs j.
j. Thomas ana family
Mn, and Mrs, Arthur Behal are hero
from New York and are guests Of Nj.
and Mrs simon Bam6erser
Mrs. " L. Greene win return to her
southern California
Nj. and Mrs. g. n piohl are AT homo
10 their friends at 625 east Second
South.
Mr., r. j. Morgan wili return from
MS Omaha trip to-day
Mrs ~ n. Chase has Just returned
from two months visit IN Denver.
Miss Matte nan has returned from
Mills college California, whore she has
been teaching muslc,
Miss Cosgrih after spending four
months IN New York and other eastern
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Wednesday night given by MI, Freu-
denthal Of Nevada, the party after
ward enjoying supper at FRANKLIN s.
Covers were laid for nine,
Miss Eudora DAILY gave q hoN-party
ut the theater on Thursday night, her
guests being the members OF the DAILY
Roberts bridal party
Mrs. Henry Mouheim was hostess Mt
a card party on Thursday given in hon.
or OF Miss Hazel Pond the rooms be-
ing decorated in red hearts and roses,
the prizes won by Miss Pond aud Miss
Elsie niCkert. The hostess was assist
ed by Mrs. J. =. Donahue and Mrs. I.
j. Nipper.
Mrs. f. +. Shepherd entertained Mt
luncheon on Thursday for Mrs. T. II.
Houghton Of Boston the table being
prettly decoiated with nasturtlums
and the parlor and library In roses.
Covers were laid for II guests.
Miss Pond was guest of honor at a
delightful luncheon yesterday given
by Miss Elsie DIckert the decorations
being in June flowers and number OF
the intimate friends of the bride
elect being present,
Mrs. Harry Barnes entertained AT a
pleasant afternoon affair on Monday,
Mrs Hubbard w Reed was hostess
at large bridge party on Monday
assisted by Mrs. r. w. Glcndmning,
prizes going 10 Mrs, George Y Wal
lace, Mrs Elizabeth Golden, Mrs w
&, Alexander Mrs #. r., Beatty, Mrs,
Ellsworth Daggctt, Mrs ~ Y, Baltey,
MIS-. Richard I[eyog
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ply, Mrs. George NJ p. Dougall, Miss
Mary Wayne. Miss Claire Elcrbcck,
Miss Grace Nelson and Miss Esther
Nelson.
Mr.. and Mrs John C. Cutler. Jr.
entertained so friends at their home
on Il street Friday evening. Games
ana music being the features OF the
evening. The rooms were prettily dec
GRATED with red and white carnations.
roses ana ferns
Last night Miss Amy Addoms enter
tanned for Miss Bessie Williamson at n
supper covers being laid FOR rs. The
parlor IN red roses.
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win be those OF Miss Margeret Condie
and John p. Nelson. Miss Minnie Gra-
ham and Joseph Jensen Miss Aramin-
In Hooper and NJ. Rich Porter Miss
Winona Jones and A. r. Larrabee.
Miss Valentine Murphy and John A,
Malin Will be married next Wednesday
at the home of the bride.
Invitations are out for the wedding
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Of Miss Gccrsiana Savage TO Robert
Lambert Fowler. The ceremony viii
be performed at the First Presbyterian
church, Wednesday. June &c, at S;45.
A quiet marriage of the week was
that Of Miss Mary Lowell OF Oak city
and Joseph Wells, the couple leaving
afetrward for short trip to Los Az
geles.
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Iiim-Will you be my wife?
Hcr-Are YOU aware Of the fact
that / do not know how TO cook?
Hlm-Yes, But YOU have enough
money TO pay our board, haven't you?
Chicago News.
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Mrs George d. Pyper announces
me engagement OF her sister. Hattie
Whitney. TO Sidney c. SavIlp. the
marriage to take place in the fall.
The marriage OF Miss AIthea Farr
81 Ogden. and Isaac Russell of the
News star viii be solemnized ON
Wednesday, IN the temple aud will be
followed by luncheon at the home OF
III end Mrs G. S. Burton. after which
lhe bridal pair viii leave for a short
"trip TO California.
Mn. and Mrs Frank ] Hewlett an
onunec the engagement of their
daughter, Mabel. TO Guy Arnold VIII
ron. The marriage VIII take place
Wednesday next
Tho most elaborate bridal event of
The week was that OF Miss EVELYN
Daly and j. j Roberts which took
place on Thursday At the home OF the
brides parents, Mr. and Mrs. j. j.
DaIN. The ceremony was performed
py Bishop seaman and the bride was
attended by hor sister, Mrs r. ROY
i'NWu as uatron OF honor. Miss Eu-
dure Dolv as maid Of honor. and Miss
Mildred Mcmillan and Miss Merco Ed
wards OF Oakland. bridesmaids, Little
Brownie Brown and Evelyn Brown
were the Hover girls. and Alexander
y. Johnson OF wonder New. best man.
Another pretty wedding Of Wcdnes-
day was that of Miss Gertrude Reilly
aud william O. Seloy Rev. Porltlns
oniclatng Miss Myrtle Reilly being
bridesmaid and Mn. John Seley best
man,
Mlss Ella Smith aud Mr.. Hugh Dnu-
sun wore among Wednesdays briday
couples, the ceremony being perform
ed Ia lho Temple and a family din
nor following ~ the home of the
BRIDES parents Mr. and Mrs w. Dou-
San on State street
The mnrilge Of Miss Vcrnco Rur-
ton and Edwin q, Hatch took place
un Wrinusdav az the brides homo
with bishop Il ". Burton offi.latinE
Mr. ana Mrs Hatch VIII mako their
home at icber CITY.
Miss Ida HauNhurN and r.. j Wine-
gar were married ~ the brides home
ON Wednesday by Rev Herbert Hays,
large reception following
\ pretty wedding NJ Thursday was
ibnt OF Miss Cora Comoron and Ray
lunnd knes, The ceremony being per-
formed az the Congregational church
by Roy, Simpkln and Miss Helen B0es
being bridesmaid and Elmer FOrlng
tcst man. Tho brides gown was Of
champagne ChflOn with Irish lace
trimmings and The carried brides
roses. The decorations were IN palms
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Miss Chaterme Cullom RidgeloS
daughter of the Comptroller Of the
Currency and granddaughter of Sen.
ator Shelby NJ. Culom. of Illinois,
will become the wife Of Phelps Brown,
composer Of Indianapolis, in Octob-
er. Miss Ridgley has been one of the
most prominent young women In
Washington society aud her with
drawal will leave gap there which
10 MI.
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charming
believing
has much her and him
Hotel
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The marllge of Miss Vcrnlco Rur-
ton and Edwin g. Hatch took place
ou Wednesday, at the brides homo
Win BlshQp Il r. Burton officiating.
Nh and Mrs Hatch VIII mako their
home at licbor city
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Miss Ida HauNhurst ana r. J Wine
gar We're married ~ the hndos hom
ON Wednesday by Rev. Herbert Hays
q large reception following
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Nh and Mrs Frank j. Hewlett am
onuhec the engagement of their
"aughlcr Mabel. TO Guy Arnold viii
ion. The marriage VIII take place
Wednesday next.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-03-02

2 Norwegian Lutheran Services At.
Bismarck on Sunday, by Rev. Olaf
sGlasoe pastor Of the Mandan-D riscoll.
charge. Time and place will he an
nounced ID 4tomorroW's paper asss '5.sii
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Fine Dorgs a. atkinson has re-
ceived two fine blooded bull terriers.
from far of Maine and is very proud
of the pair. They are fine specimen
of that branch OF the dorg family and
boast pedigree a yard long.
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constructed in the state, was badly
defeated, the vote being % ayes and
Sc nays. 1t was contended that it
would work hardship on the new
lines which have recently been built.
The measure was defended by Mr..
White, the chairman of the committee
on railroads, and the defeat was in a
large measure vote of lack Of
confidence in the committee, if the
English tests were applied.
The house concurred in the senate
amendments to the soldiers home APP
preparation bill. Mr.. Buttz explained
that it was a matter of taking the
money out Of one pocket and putting
| it into the other. It was read the
third time and placed on its final pas
sage, SO voting in the Affirmative
At the request Of Mr. Dibley the
house concurred in the senate amend
ments to H. b. 131 providing for
demonstration farms and making ex-
periments in the manufacture of de-
natured alcohol Also concurrence
| was given to H. B. 121, an appropria-
! tion for the North Dakota Poultry
association. Also S. B. III, establish
ing an experime station at Williston.
The latter city donates 100 acres Of
] ditched land which experts say in the
near future will be worth $50 an acre.
Mr.. Peake declared that it was great
|gift. The report of the committee Of
the whole was adopted and the bills
| were placed on their third reading and
final passage. :s4 .sz
House Conference Committee.
As committee to confer with a like
committee of the senate on H. b. Is,
the railroad rate bill, Speaker
TWichell appointed Messrs. White
i Griffith and aPugh.
The Workkouse Bill.
/ The greater part of the session
Friday afternoon was taken up by
work in committee of the whole. Mr.
Treat OF Cass county in the chair. II.
B. lot, to provide for the erection and
maintenance of warehouses. The bill
had been amended from it's original
form and it has been made optional
with the board Of county commission
ers to establish warehouses or not.
There is a hard labor proposition at
/ tached to it so that those who viii
fully break into the institution there
will be something provided to whet
their appetites
/ II. B. 235, amending section 1S45,
relating to drains, was recommended
for passage and H. B. 81, the game
law was made special order for Sat
urday morning at IL o'clock.
Safety of Public Funds.
a bill to provide for the safekeeping
of public funds, not stranger in the
house chamber, this year known as
H. B. 81, set the falling machines at
work. This year the bill has in it
features which are new and one is it
requires that the state treasurer make
monthly report of funds in state
repositories to the governor so that
the executive will be in touch with
the distribution. The conservative
element argued for the absolute safety
OF the public's money, but there were
arguments in favor of depositing the
money to the highest bidder. The
matter OF bonds was gone into care
fully and that for the state treasurer
was fixed at $1,000 The interest
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The dead animal found In the feed lot
was almost fat enough for beef; Mr..
Wilson says he has many more In
Just as good condition. They have
heard Of no losses in all that section,
and all cattle wintered well up to this
time. .3S7...
5s Walked sonne-Fred Heideman, a
farmer living about So miles south
east OF Bismarck, walked from his
farm to the city to pay his taxes
which were due yesterday Fred says;
that the walking was good and not
having enough money to pay his rail-
road fare concluded to walk. After
paying his taxes he Immediately
started to walk back. saying he could
make a, It il about eight hours. Accord
ing TO this the snow can not be very
heavy in the country.
- = iiV IAu6SS 80 uS ALu0u0uM
was well filed last night BY an ap.
preeiative audience to see Miss
Florence Gale In this queer play Of
BEselasco,s, While the play is not one
|of those which leaves q glad taste
in the mouth its unpleasant features
were lost sight Of in the excellent
acting Of Miss Gale, who is certainly
q finished artistic Her portrayal Of
the adventures was excellent ia all
respects and in her work she was well
supported
5s The Ladies' Aid Society OF the
Presbyterian church held most de-
lightful social at the home of Mrs. o..
w. Roberts at the weather bureau
Thursday afternoon. About fifty
ladies were present. Mrs. Samuel
Adams, Mrs. Campbell. Mrs. schnep-
per and Mrs. Knappen were equally
successful in a book guessing contest,
and in the drawing Mrs. Knappen won
the prize, handsome book. Dainty
refreshments were then served and
the ladies' departed after having spent
a most pleasant afternoon.
Special Train to Mandan Those
who desire to secure transportation
on the special train that is expected
to leave Bismarck for Mandan on
Sunday evening, March 3rd, at g
o'clock, to attend services at the,
Mandan opera house, can make ar
rangements early tomorrow by con-
sulting with G. B. Epson at the
rectory, or with Mr.. Kempf at the
senate chambers, or with DR.. GIL
breath at the Roanoke. This train
will return from Mandan to Bismarck
at the close of the services.
Entertained - Mrs. e. j. Taylor,
Thursday evening, entertained a very
select company at dinner which was
attended by Gov. and Mrs. Burke, Mr..
and Mrs. stockwell, Judge Morgan,
Hon NJ. Devine, Hon. and Mrs.
n. D. Casey. Rev. and Mrs. G.. w
Harris, Mr.. and Mrs. Al. L. Woods, Dr..
Taylor Of Minot, and MI. and Mrs. r.
=. Best. The table decorations were
very prettily arranged with carna-
.tions. After dinner Supt. stockwell
gave a very entertaining talk On Long
fellow.
A Dead Baby Dickinson Post
When the forward brakeman on
train No. | west bound took up his
days work Of cleaning the coaches at
Mandan on Monday night he had not
advanced very far before he ran
across bundle Of old newspapers
lying on q hat rack, the papers Gov
cred the body Of a deserted dead baby.
Commotion at once prevailed and 1t
was some time before Conductor
Stevenson and other members Of the
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