Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-12-17
Society Notes

! Wished IN the ctty.-M Miss Emelis
%d ct e N or si .~ ds ss been visiting ~
Waiting iat Ashley. Mrs. Golackson
Williams family at that place
Current Events club.-The Current
Events Club -willtmeet this afternoon al
2:30 O'Clock with Mrs. w. =. Casl.r IN.
423 Tenth Street. All me nbers are re
qnested to be promptiy ON time.
Ja1im--r ishbsin.--T home u AIr.
and Mrs. Thos. Jagim of Gascoyne was
! the scene Of very pretty wedding when
their second youngest daughter, Emma
Marie. ,was given In marriage to Henry
Whltmer r. Mcciusl<y.--At the home OF
the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. B
Whltmer. At Antnon. L.. occurred the
Anna to Walter McCIl,s'sy. Of ,Mc'Ilnsky
Lake Whitmer and Miss Ethel Gritf1n
were the attendants.
ding took place It the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. L.. Graham. IN Dogden. when
Of Prof Glen D. Clifford. OF Dogden.
Rev. Fred p. Wyand. pastor of the NJ.
p church of this city. was the officiat-
ing minister.
| zsenman--A tWater.-Gust Zeeman and
Leoila Atwater were Joined In holy we'd
lock at the home of the bride in l<intyre.
Simon: The happy couple departed for
an extended visit in Minnesota and Wis.
consin, the same day. They were
thoroughly riced by their many friends.
| Home Makers club.-The last meeting
Of the Homemakers' club Of Darlington
met at the home Of Mrs. S. j. Doyle.
During the regular business meeting two
names were added to the membership
roll. An excellent program. consisting OF
music and several well prepared papers
was rendered.
HELFENsrEiN-Hu HUI
Der and Miss Rose Helfenstein were the
principals In aTwedding that occurred at
the new Congregational church about five
miles northeast Of Garrison. Rev. G. A.
Mertins OF Coleharbor, officiating. After
the ceremony the wedding party ad-
journed to the home of the bridegroOm's
brother, Philip Huber.
Gone Home.--Miss Josephine Lewis Of
Taylor returned home from Bismarck.
where she went some time ago to seek
be. glad to learn that she is mucn i'm
proved in health and Will again soon be
able to attend to her duties as teacher
in the primary department Of the AAy-s
lor Public Schools.
Modern Social ciub.-The Modern Soc
ial club that has recently been organ
lied by the farmers and their wives in
the vicinity of Flaxton. held their sec
%Ss meeting at the e mr sns
were present toenjoy the excellent din.
ner served by the hostess after the reg
ular business melting.
knmare Tuesday ciub.-The Kenmar
Tuesday club met for their regular ses-s
sion There were % IN embersS present who
responded to roll call with current events
In foreign lands A paper Of undivided
interest was rsaa ey Atty NJ
sion with music followed. during which
six new members were welcomed into
the club.
of Miss Winnie Williams popular
young lady Of Ashley, and Mr.. Ray L..
Mathewson, Of Bismarck. was .solemniz-
ed by Rev. Knapp at the Williams ho!e,
In the presence Of relatives OF the bride;
80 quietly that the brides closest &C,
quaintances in this vicinity were UNI
aware that she contemplated 'matrinony.
The young folks left Ashley for Bis
marck where they will reside
VIII Take Mediterranean Trip.-Mrs.
Glaspell left yesterday evening for New
York city, from which point she expects
to sal January 10th on the steamship
Mediterranean. She win De accompanied
by Mrs. A. c. McGilYivray of D'ck. nson.
and the ladies may so on to Egypt be-
fore returning to the continent. They
will tour Italy. Switzerland, France and
months or more."-Jamestown Alert
! Former Residents Of characteristics,
De Puy, OF Rolls. N. D.. Is spending q
s fey days yf f ,s ss n9 sst Of o Mr. FarTo
while Mr.. De Puy, who was formerly In
the drug business in sRolia. lis Visiting
several towns of the state, looking for
4 new location. I:
Of this city for a number. Of years.he;;
ing married here. Mrs De Puy was Mel;
lie Joslin. daughter OF one Of the old
timers here, In the early sos.
Death Of Mrs. Theresa Archibald. -
Mrs Theresa Archibald. who has lived
At Janesburg on the Cannon Ball river
for the past twenty-six years. died re.
Gently Of complication Of diseases
which finally resulted In dropsy sne
WAS lAhcIl u NEW SoAiCul W DC Ou ASo
beside her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Burns,
in the German cemetery where they
were laid to rest several years ago. She
left two sons, Ben Olson. living at Wau-
bay, s. D., and Frank Olson at Veblen,
S. p. One sister. Mrs. VIM Taylor, 10
ct Miles City. and another. Mrs. J. l.au'
Art club.---The Art Club of Minot
met in the library club rooms with q
large attendance and Mrs. L. o. Dlcken-
sons paper on "Prison Reform" as
one which was most interesting to the
audience. Mrs. Dickinson spoke first OF;
the many pretty pictures there are In
the world today, and She named sorsse
Of the masterpieces. and then she spoke
Of the pictures In life of tragedies which
were being enacted. She drew picture
from memory Of young man 2S years
Of age. who had been supplied With 7,
his youth, but who had oyersteppeI his
privileges. and who at this age had. III
a drunken quarrel, killed 4 nun. Fa was
sentenced IN g6 yaar2 in prison. i)lring