Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-04-11
Society Notes

4 dinner pa rty of exceptional inter
est was given Thursday evening nj
the Mckenzie hotel whal Rector
Lewis Wilford and Mr. Joe Eastwood
acteG in the capacity O. i ustH 10 he
rarlalers OF the Cauiv IS. nf The
l,T'! copal church. Ho"'Ci and
for sixteen and a delicious nc course
re, asst a partakeu u. The table
| WAS nicely decorated add muCh m2'rl-
luCn' ensucd during the dinner hour.
The following is q list of the guests;
Rex Berndt, altar boy: Paul Reming.
ION. Edward Bruce. James Shipp. Bed,
ford Metdser. Ralph jewell, Richard
Leonard, Harold Owen. Otto nirlam,
Fred Jones, John Delzer and Charles
Owen, choir boys; Mr.. Fred p. Young
cruciter: Myron Atkinson. orssnist.
Mr.. Eastwood acts in the capacity Of
choir master.
The dancing party which VAS given
last week Thursday evening and
| which MAS Il success socially. was also
a success financially, realizing the
sum OF $50 for the benefit OF the
flood sufferers. This organization has
become noted for their success in so.
cial lines, and the event on Thursday.
! April eth was in every respect a de-
light,
Automobile parties are being ar.
| ranged for trips and pleasure rides to
take place i n the G future. Fargo
Forum says the following; Chairman
bishop OF the invitation committee Of
the Fargo Commercial Travellers has
! been sending out Invitations to the
different towns in this vicinity. asking
the travellers and others to participate
in the auto ride to Crookston to the
! grand council meeting next June. ln-
,itations have been sent to Wahpeton,
! Jamestown, Valley City. Bismarck.
and other places in addition to those
which have been SEM to the Fargo
Commercial club. and the Fargo Auto.
mobile club. and in nearly every case
the invitations have been accepted,
! so that the Fargo boys are certain OF
having a big crowd when they make
the trip,
The Fargo council Of the Knights
Of Columbus are ever active along
! lines OF social enjoyment. They have
| organized a baseball team and have
olSo TWO musical organizations. which
are a delight to Fargo. They will. on
the 18th 0 t this month. give a con
cert. which is looked forward to with
pleasure.
GRAND FORKS TlMES-Wednes.
Gay morning at the residence of Mon
sisnor J. A. LemieuN, occurred the
marriage OF TWO prominent young peo-
lie OF this city. when Miss Elizabeth
Irene Fiukle eldest daughter OF Mrs.
Catherine Finkle of 40S North Fourth
street, became the bride OF Mr.. Holger
Doran Paulson Of Cherry street. The
wedding took place at $50 o'clock and
MonSisnor J.. A. LemieuN ofticiated.
The bride was becominsly suwned
in 4 handsome blue travelling suit
with hat and accessories to match
Miss Eva Finkle Il sister OF the bride
Vas bridesmaid and Ray Durick a
best man. The only out OF town
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Il. E Fink
lie OF St. Cloud and just the members
OF the families were present
immediately after the cermony the
bridal party I epaired to the home OF
the brides mother where a dainty
wedding breakfast was served
Mr., and Mrs. Paulson left this
Q for Minneapolis and 81. Paul,
where they will spent their honey
mOon. They will also visit at New
Rockford Mimi. with Mr. and Mrs,
r. W. Johnson. They will be at home
to their home after May | at apart
ments i'll the New Hampshire block.
The wedding is Of interest { scores
OF friends throughout the state on &C
count Of the p romiuence OF the young
people The bride is an accomplished
Young woman and has been society
editor OF The Grand Forks Evening
Times for the past sin years, The
Groom is city editor OF the Eveuius
Times and is Il OF the best known
newspaper men in the northwest.
Hosts Of friends will join in extend.
Ing best wishes for q happy and pros,
ue~oUS future.
George NJ Cohan has appeared for
-ha last r$,>> an rho \Su. Nc-t- S-,,,