Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-01-02
Society Notes

D. Ernest Hall OF this city has re-
cetved the announcement of the me-
rage OF his nephew, Fred ". Hall Of
Dickinson, to Miss Mary p. Hagger.
man OF the same city, on Tuesday CIV.
ening, December Slst. at Dickinson.
Mr.. Hall is a druggist in the metropo-
lis CT Stark county and about two
years ago was employed i'm COwan's
drug store in this city. The bride is
a niece Of Conductor Hagernlan Of
the n. P, and is popular in social Cir.
cles at Dickinson. The happy couple
will be at home in Dickinson after
Jan. 20, 1913.
Miss Sue Digby entertained a few
young people from the Duanraven last
evening, when whist was the diversion
OF the evening. After the game dain.
ty refreshments were served to the
guests.
The high school orchestra went up
to Garrison Tuesday where they play
ed for a dance that evening. given by
the people OF that city . The orches-
ira consists Of five pieces and the
members report a delightful party,
and splendid treatment at the hands
of the Garrisonites. There were 124
couples in attendance and the func-
ton is said TO have been a grea. social
success. Parties from Bismarck who
attended state that the orchestra did
themselves proud, and gave eminent
satisfaction. The members of the or.
ganization are Curtis Dirlim, violin;
Jas Blunt, second violin; Taylor De.
Camp, cello; Myron Atkinson, piano;
Dennis Cook, drums.
The Leap Year party given Decem-
Ter 3lst at the Commercial Club hall,
which the young men had been look
ing forward to with pleasure, was
fully up to their expectations, for the
young ladies proved themselves
charming hostesses. At the proper
hour the hOstesses called for their
company in cabs and escorted them
to the pretty hall, festive for the &C.
casion. When the lively Emusic OF
Peck's orchestra struck UP, 81 cou-
pies joined HEARTILY i'm THE enjoyment
Of dancing. Dancing continued until
the midnight hour, when bells pealed
and whistles blew, s%ignifying that
Leap Year was no more, when the
happy guests wished each other FLAP.
py New Wear" At about l o'clock
the party broke up, when the ladies
had planned chatting dish lunches at
their homes, to which the gentlemen
were invited Ito come in and partake
of. The party was a great success
and the leap year of 1912 will be re.
.:membered by the young men Of Bis
marck as one of the happiest of their
lives.
Numerous guests took advantage OF
the splendid New Years dinner at
the Mckenzie. and among those who
entertained friends were, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. n. Young, whose guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. B. E. Jones and Mr.. and
Mrs. l. M Oseth; Mr.. and Mrs. T. c.
Madden entertained Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Barnes and Mr.. and Mrs. l.. e.
Maynard. The dinner consisted on
six courses and was dai1tily served.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Owen of 5lO Sew
enth street iare enjoying a visit from
their daughter, Mrs. F. O. Brewster of
Harvey. Mrs. Brewster arrived to
celebrate 'the New Year and will re-
main in the city for a couple OF
weeks. ~
The members OF the Loyal Order OF
tality, gave n of their elaborate
dancing parties on December 31st.
There were fifty couples in attend.
ance, and four pieces OF Peck's or
chestra Furnished delightful music
for the occasion. The hall was splen-
didly decorated in the cOlors of the
order, and red and white carnations
were presented the guests. At the
proper hour the most delicious re
freshments We're served, and when
the bells at midnight pealed the
hour, Happy New Years" greetings
were exchanged. Dancing continued
Until late, and all in attendance pro-
nomced it a very enjoyable party.
Twenty-Five young people from the
High school We're guests OF Miss Mary
HOuser at her home il Ave. B and
Second street, New Years Eve. The
party was a TRULY Watch Party" and
the young people we're in the happiest
OF spirits and much FUN ensued
throughout the evening. The house
Was splendidly decorated in Christ
mas colors and red lights, and the
guests sang and played games during
tile evening. At eleven O'Clock Mrs.
Houser served the happy crowd with
lovely refreshments, and after the
good wishes had been extended for
the New Year, the jolly party broke
up.