Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-07-18


Society Notes
Miss Pack Hwsy VlSltfnS.
Miss Grace PECK expects to EMO.
4 months visit III willow CITY an.
E%otllneau. She reft Bismarck Thurs
day and will spend her vacation will
relatives. and friends at these twt
points.
In the Flour cry. ~
Miss Florence Smith has been On
joying q ten day visit with her moth
e. and sister 1t Miles City, Mont, AM
they ill came to Bismarck Wednes
day and left Thursday evening 10,
Minneapolis where they VIII VISIT fo1
a time with relatives and friends
Enjoying Farm I've. 4. u.
The Misses Margaret and Katfryr
Wclch. and Their cousin Kathryn Jone.
left Thursday for a weeks visit Will
the Taylor's at Stewartsdale. The!
expect to enjoy all the pleasures az
fordcd them by the products of 4
farm and get much Of the free NORTH
dakota ozone. -. w
Married in Amsterdam. IL,
Miss lnez Miholland who has gain
led fame in two continents ip the SUI
fragette movement as a leader, an
Eouncement at London. the 18th inst
that she was married Friday the 18th
to Eugene Boissewein, a wealthy res
ident of, Amsterdam, whom she met
last Wlnter iii New York. Mr.. an
Mrs. Boisseweih are spending their
honeymoon in, Holland.
Came pyWyn il al Auto. s,
Mr., and Mrs. Roy ,Capheld and
Miss Lynda Boat, came down 10, the
Capit6l City ~ automobile on, Wed;
nesday, spending tie day here, taking
ii, the carnival amusements and call.
nnllg on'friels. Miss Boat has enjoyed
taS two Week vacation at Cando. and
| Went to ler home at Wilton. where
sle is employed In the Wilton bank.
Married in Fargo.
The marriage Of Miss Kathryn
Crest Of Fargo to William Robinson
Of Bemidji, MINI, took place in Far.
| SO Tuesday evening. 1t was a home
! wedding at s o'clock in the evening.
performed by William J.. Robinson,
| an, uncle of the bride Of Ehnore.
MIN. Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson left
Immediately after the wedding lunch.
con for the Twin Cities and will be
I at home later on at Bemidji, MINI.
! viii Invade the Capital.
Miss Ldcy Burns. Of New York is
one 81, the prominent suffi*agists.w who
will lead the march Idn 3cpngress on
July IS. Sufrasists from, e~verynstatc
in the union. will lpart1cipat0.a THEY
viii. assemble at HayattsXilless and
from there, so, iii autos aud parade
along Pennsylvania avenue to the
capital, where they will present pcti.
ions to congress asking that the con
|, stitution be amended so as to allow
women to vote
N. e. Ladies Meet.
The Ladies Of the NJ. E. Aid met
at the church parlors Of the Methodist
church on Thursday for a social time.
There was a good attendance in.
| GLIDING members and friends, and
each lady brought the fancy work
she desired to sew on for the after
noon, social conversations was also
ldulged in, and the pheasant time was
| closed by serving dainty REFRESH.
ments. This w1s--.nnt-a regular
work meeting, butymore, 7if the nat.
ure Of a social. :
Enjoyed Hay Rack Ride.
"Wednesday evening fifteen young
people enjoyed a hay rack ride to
Apple Greek. They left at $3.50 and
brought their supper with them EN-
joying the delicious eats in the open
air. The ride was most enjoyable
n the evening balm. both going and
coming, and no dull moments were
spent throughout the evening, they re.
turning amid cheers and hum Of col.
lege. songs in the moonlight. This
was not a Christian Endeayor affair
as vas announced in tie Tribune the
Mh6r: DAG. Hdut simhiply d social gotten
mp aby7 a. few sof the good friends to
en5by an outing. 4
Pleased to, Meet You,
Mr.. and Mrs. E.. G, whitehead and
family decided to remain a part OF
his week in camp at Mandalf also.
having enjoyed Chautauqua week
here They returned however. on
! Thursday, having had a most enjoy:
able outing. The only disagreeable
feature Of the wli.., time was the
storm on Wednesday night: when the
Wind very nearly blew the tent down.
Mr.. Whitehead having. to hold the
tent down as best he could until
the storm subsidized. No one. how,
| ever, was III the least harmed byy tile
storm. and their Bismarck friends are
pleased to have them in their circle
again. ~.
Pretty Social Event
One Of the prettiest social events
Of the summer was given Wednes.