Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-01-03
Society Notes


sass Elsie Mckay of Sharon, who
recently Decame the bride of Hon.
Ado,ph j. lIuso, will be II of the
guests in AIN Capital City during the
session OF the Legislature, Mr.. Huso
having been elected as representative
from the Sixteenth district.
Misses Gertrude Leonard returned
last evening from Darlington, where
she has been enjoying a ten days visit
at the home of her uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. J. Doyle. Miss Leon.
aTd is well acquainted in that city, and
many pretty social functions were
rendered ner, aside from the splendid
Christmas festivities at the Doyle
home.
Among those who went home to en-.
Joy the New Years dinner. was Miss
Josie Williams OF the County Treasur.
er's Office, she joining her people at
Wilton.
President and Mrs. r. l.. McVey
gave q handsomely appointed dinner
December 3lst, at their home in
Grand Forks, when many guests We're
present to enjoy the splendid hospi-
tality of the President and Mrs. Nc.
Vey. Ate" the dinner, and at mid.
night, when all the guests were as
sembled in the living room, the lights
went out and in a most beautiful cleo.
trio display appeared Happy New
Year" Invitations for the second III
the series of dinner parties given by
president and Mrs. McVey have been
issued for January 4th.
The Elks Order Of Grand Forks de.
lightfully entertained a large gather
ling of friends at their hall New Years
Eve, when dancinr. was the enjoy.
ment, and which was entered into
with much pleasure by the large gath
ering. Holiday decorations prevailed
and the supper served from the hand
somely spread tables was a delicious
feast. At the peal of the midnight
bells, many good wishes for the New
Year were extended the guests pres.
ent.
The New Years Cotillion given at
Fargo was one of the most elaborate
| social affairs of the season. The par
ty was in every way a success, the
decorations and appointments of the
whole being complete. The music vas
such as to make the time seem all too
neeting, md refreshments served at
the proper hour were partaken OF with
! enjoyment by the guests. Among the
! guests from Bismarck In attendance
at this party, we're Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
mond Hughes and Lieutenant a1d
| Mrs. Hartigan.
A social function of considerable
prominence at Grand Forks is the
annual dancing party given by the
knights of Columbus. This year the
narty win be given on the Sth OF
January, which promises to be an ele-
gantly appointed affair. The famous
Finley orchestra will render music for
the occasion.
Miss Ara WagsOner will be the
guest of honor Monday afternoon, jan
nary 9Th, at the home of Mrs. A. d.
Anderson, 316 Thayer street, when ten
ladies will enjoy a bridge luncheon.
Mr.. J.. d. McCusker came here from
| Braddock to join his family at the
| McHugh home for the New Years din
ner-they having been here since the
! Christmas season festivities, and re-
turn home on Monday.
Little Hazel Lenlart went TO Wash.
burn a week ago to enjoy a visit at
| the home of her aunt and uncle, Mr..
and Mrs. Pete Ferguson. On Monday
her cousin. Sadie Ferguson, accom-.
panied Hazel to Bismarck and has
since been visiting at the Lenliart
home in ,nis city. Miss Sadie Will re-
turn to Washburn tomorrow M re-
sumo her school work again.
Last evening Mr.. Pete Ferguson OF
Washburn accompanied his 0 Ches.
ter and Victor Wallen to Bismarck.
From here the two young men left
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