Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-11-21

Miss Almira Jeweft and Miss Flora L.
Balci served.
M. r.. LADIES ENTERTAIN.--The
Ladies' and friends of the NJ. u. Aid So
ciety entertained Thursday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Rolling, 4O2 Fifth street.
There was a large attendance and a most
delightful afternoon was spent. The host
esses we're Mrs. J. Fletcher. Mrs f. II.
Register. Mrs; Edward Fisher, Mrs Al a. !:
Ben kludt, Mrs. Wellington Mandigo.
Mrs. Christian Bertsch, Mrs Frank Paris
Miss Ardrich, Miss Peterson and Miss
Hagen, assisted by Misses Hoffman,. Reg
lister and Taber.
Thanksgiving games were INDUCED In,
followed by light refreshments. MRS. n.
A. Ross rendered two very pleasing Vo-
cal solos accompanied by Mrs. W. c.. Tay-
one, and the guests were delighted with
the afternoons entertainment.
MOTHERS CLUB.-A meeting OF the
Mothers Club of Migot was held in che
Library club rooms and the program
prepared by the children's Safeguard
Committee Of the club. The meeting was
OF special IMPORTANCE. The following pro-
gram was given:
Instrumental Dnet-Loulse Yeomans
and Alice Tofficmire.
Paper-"What Are The Dangers Ihat
Menace Boys and Girls Who Are Per,
mitted to Be on the Street After Dark?'
Mrs. Lewis ELLIS.
Vocal solo-Lizi's Last Lullaby-Mrs,
Address-TO What Extent are Parents
Responsible for Night Gadding?-Rev. j.
J. Raith.
ReadIng-No Place to Play-Doris Ken
per. b.,
Paper-Should Punishment Be inflicted
upon the Children or Parents or Both?-
Mrs. j.. s. Murray.
Vocal Solo--Home, Sweet H0me-Mrs
H.. Grimmer.
GOLDEN BIRTHDAYS.--The chief
social affair Of note Of this week occurred
last evening at the Martin Jacobson
home, Minor, when MI. and Mrs; JACOB.
son celebrated their Fiftieth birthday. 1t
is indeed a novel thing to find a couple
whose birthdays come on the same day
who are Of the same age, who are con
firmed on the same day and married on
the same day. About thirty guests Assem-.
bled at the pretty jacobson home ne 7
O'Clock and participated in a most silmp'
tous repast. Tables were arranged in a
V shape in the sitting room am. parloi
and beautiful large clusters Of chrysan,
board. The Misses Luella Henry, Ada
Anderson, Lottie and Mildred Jacobson
carried out the service of the splendid
course dinner. AT the close OF the meal
James Johnson acted as and
many of the guests responded, each and
everyone speaking Of the high esteem IN
which Mr.. and Mrs. jacobson are held
In this entire community.
DINNER FOR TEAcHERs.-superln.
dent and Mrs. J. Nelson Kelly, Grand
Forks, entertained the teachers OF the
grades and the member Of ne school,
tc%nn,s ana md f har Gen,,, T aa' RI dinnerl pjn o.
ner was served at Z o'clock in the dining
room of the Guild han. by the ladies' OF
st. Pauls Guild. The table appointments
were in red and white; carnations were
arranged at either end Of the tables. Cow
ers were laid for eighty -four guests. An
interesting program Of toastss was given
Miss Katherine Whitley presided as toasl
Katherine Gallagher, Miss Eleanor Dough
erty, Miss Beatrice tombstone, ]. Nelson
Kelly. M. Norman and A.. s. Burrows.
Following the service of the repast. al
informal reception was held In the hall
which was made very attractive with vel.
low chrysanthemums, ferns and palms,
A very pleasant evening was spent II
visiting and several musical selections
were rendered. Harry r.. Butler played
two violin selections, accompanied b,
Miss Emma Eastgate, and the entire com
pany Joined In singing an original song
written by Miss Elizabeth Burr for thu
occasion.
LARUE-GREEN.-At the home o
Mrs. Louis Fl. LaRue, 4S4s Emerson ave
nue. souch. Minneapolis. at 5 O'clock OF
Monday evening. occurred the marriage o
their eldest daughter, Miss Marguerite
Irene, and Harry Roland Green. Only tn
immediate relatives were present, TIL
wedding being a very quiet AFFAIR.
The rooms were fragrant with rose
and carnations, the color scheme beinI
rose pink. The brides gown wa lace an
satin. Her only ornaments was a pendan
of pearls and diamonds, a gift from tn
groom.
After "a short wedding trip the coupl
win return to Minneapolis. Mr.. Cree
continuing to Devils Lake to resume hi
duties as travelling representative of tn
Stacy Fruit company. Mrs. Green vii
remain In Minneapolis to continue he
musical studies.
The bride is one Of Devils Lakes bes
known society members. being born an,
reared here. The family moved to Mime
apolis only a short time ago for tn
benefit Of the musical education OF tn
daughters.
MI. Green established headquarters u
this city with the advent Of the STAG
fruit house, since which time he has &C
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