Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-01-07

merous friends in the Capital City dur
ing that time who sincerely regret
their departure from here but who ex.
tend them the best wishes both on
heir journey and new venture. Mr..
and Mrs. II. r. Flint will occupy the
home on Seventh street after the de-
)arture of Mr.. and Mrs. Huyck.
Friday afternoon a marriage license
a issued to Orrin Dutton and Miss
)rvetta Sherman, both Of Brittin.
Governor and Mrs. Burke entertain.
I'd at dinner Sunday in honor of Miss
nary Mulick. who is the guest Of Mrs.
z. c. Battey.
Miss Amanda Kelley of this city and
Nm. II. James, of Carson, received a
marriage license Friday and were
married. that afternoon by County
Judge Mckenzie. This was Judge Nc.
Kennels last act in the Cupid bust.
less, his successor, Judge Costello,
having qualified for the Office.
Tn Loyal Order Of Moose dance
which was given January third at Ha.
'elton, and which people in Hazelton
md surrounding towns had been look.
ng forward to with pleasure, came
plly up to the expectations of all who
participated. The special train from
Linton brought 1913 people and there
we're more than 300 people in attend.
,nce at the party. The hall had been
most deliberately decorated in the co.,
'rs of the order, and Moose emblems
,dorned the walls every few spaces.
| The decorations blended richly with
he splendid lighting and the guests
we're cordially welcomed into this re.
,eption hall. From s to 9 O'clock o.
'%onnor's orchestra favored the com.
,any with a concert, after which dane.
'ng was commenced which lasted until
morning. At midnight the banquet
vas served in the hotel across from
he dance hall, and this banquet like
'ormer ones given at HazeltOn for sim.
lar social functions, was, pronounced
" those present as being very delic-
GUS. The dining hall was also ador1.
ID with the cOlors of the Moose order,
md twelve of the members wore white
Uniforms. with the IL. o. O. NJ" in
ed, and very ably served the company
Turing the banquet. A number OF
,eople from Bismarck were in attend.
NICE at this party. and the Hazelto2
citizens will ever be remembered for
heir splendid hospitality whenever
nests come 10 their city.
One of the most beautifully appoint
ID %luncheons of the season was given
yesterday afternoon in honor of Miss
Ara Waggoner to a number of her
most intimate friends at the home OF
IRIS. A.. D.. Anderson, 3l6 Thayer st.
overs we're laid for twenty. A de.
'cious: five course luncheon was serv-
ID. The tables We're artistically ar
anged with smilax. the color scheme
,eing red and green. The dainty hand
'ai2ted place cards were in keeping
18th the season Of the year, and we're
'esieled by the hostess. The. guest
able was especially beautiful; and the
lace for the guest. of honor was fash.
oned with colors In harmony with the
decorations which prevailed through.
ut the cozy home,
During the afternoon selectioas on
he violin were rendered BY Miss Lyle
yegen, accompanied by Miss Christine
tIaist. The music was such as espec.
tally delighted the guests. After the
luncheon the remainder OF the after.
noon was spent in playing bridge. in
which Mrs. N. L.. Call, winning the
high score, was presented with the
orize. A very pretty prize was also
"iven the guest Of honor.
Mrs. Anderson was assisted by Mrs.
2. H. L. VesDerman and Mrs. NJ: Ku.
pitz.
Miss Waggoner has been visiting at
he home of her sister, Mrs. G. W..
Rawlings since her return from New
York City. and will remain in Bis.
narck until after the Inaugural Ball,
when she will go to her home in Los
Angeles, California.
/ Northwood Cleaner: A beautiful
Wedding ceremony on Christmas day,
December. the, 18th. united Ahe. lives
md fortunes of two of the most prom.
'nent young people of this city and
community.
The nuptials Of O.. o. Trageton and
Miss Amanda Koto were performed at
he Koto residence at about 2 o'clock,
Rev. ]. ID. Runsvold o~ficiating. The
bride on the arm of her father, A. o.
5Koto, descended a stairway of white
steamers and pink heart decorations
to the front room, the door of which
was thrown open by Miss Stella, a
of the bride, and marching to-
IN archway, they were there met by
he groom and Miss Neenah-another
sister Of the bride.
Here under a beautiful canopy Of
white streamers and pink hearts the
marriage VOWS We're taken. The bride
wore a most becoming gown of white
chiffon v white satin and carried
brides roses, and wore In her hair Ill.
Hes Of the valley. Miss Neenah wore
4 pink chiffon over pink satin and car.
ried pink roses. The groom and Mr..
Koto were CARRIED In the customary
black apparel
An elaborate f%ive-course wedding
dinner was served directly after the
ceremony. covers being laid
for fourteen. Above the table werej
on white ribbons q great num-
her of yari.sized mink hearts IN a man.