Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-04-30

for a few days. Mr. Latimer is a bro
Their of Mrs. Rollins, and they are on
their wedding trip. They expect to
return by way of Harvey and may
possibly return to make their home in
Bismarck. .
The Current Events club will meet
this afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
Geo. l.. Wallace, 80 Avenue A prompt
ly at 2:30.
Major and Mrs. w. r. Wilder gave
a dinner for Mr.. and Mrs. r, e. Shep-
ard at the Mckenzie Tuesday even.
ing. The table was odorned with
cut flowers and q tivc.cOursc rcpast
was served.
Mesdames J. J.. French, d. r. OW-
ems, Frank Harris and a. Harris win
be hostesses at the chapel of the
Presbyterian church on Thursday af-
ternoon to the ladies Of the Aid.
Those desiring to spend a pleasant
time should 90 to the chapel IN
Thursday.
The Misses Laura Belle and Aldyth
Ward gave a dinner in honor Of Miss
Laura %Sanderson, county superintend-
cnt of LaMOure county, Monday even
ing at the Grand Pacific. Carnations
and ferns beautified the table and a
delicious %six.cOursc dinner was serv-
ed. Miss Sanderson has many friends
in Bismarck, having a few years ago
been a teacher in the city schools
here She returned to her home in
LaMoure on Tuesday morning.
Miss Anna Maloney enjoyed a pleas.
ant visit for a couple of days from
her sist~er-in-law, Mrs. J.. e. MalOney
of Underwood, and Miss Margaret Nc
hugo Of Duluth, MINI. Miss McHugo
Is a sister of Mrs. Maloney and has
been visiting at her sisters home in
Underwood for Il few weeks. They
returned to Underwood on Monday.
A pretty marriage took place Tues,
day evening. April 29th, when Father
Hlltner united In marriage Miss Jcn-
ME Peterson and Mr.. ThOs. O'Lcary,
at his residence, at 8 o'clock. The
bride was gOWned in an embroidered
white tissue, wearing a veil and car.
rying a beautiful bouquet of bridal
roses. Miss Mabel Mclaughlin was
bridesmaid, and wore a pretty gown
OF white embroidery and carried pink
roses, wearing a hat trimmed in pink.
The groom wore black and was at.
tended by Carl Topel. After the cere.
anony the happy couple departed for
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Cook,
the brides sistcr.in-law, where a
splendid wedding dinner awaited
fhnm Ahnrt On ers1rJ, :-a1:.- .,
few near relatives, were guests. Many
beautiful and useful gifts were be-.
slowed upon the wedding couple. Miss
Peterson. having been employed in
The Lucas department store for some
time. has made many friends here.
She is a daughter of Mrs. Indiana Pc
terson OF st. Paul, and a sister of Mrs.
w. A. Erickson Of this city. The
groom has lived In Bismarck all his
life, being born here and attended
the schools of this city. He is a son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Tom OLcary, Sr.,
whose home Is on the east side of
the city. Mr.. and Mrs. O'Leary will
make Bismarck their home, where he
is engaged in the plumbing business.
Ihey Will occupy the Carr residence,
West Avenue c, and will go to house
Keeping Immediately, having every.
thlng in readiness. Their wedding
trip Will be taken later in the sum-
J mer, when they will go east. Miss
Hedra Peterson, the brides sister,
was here from St. Paul, to be present
at the wedding. Mr.. and Mrs. O'Leary
have the good wishes of a host of
friends, and the Tribune joins in OK
tending them hearty congratulations.
Mr.. and Mrs. OI4eary were accorded
a hearty welcome upon their arrival
III their new home. The force from.
the Lucas department store were
there to charivari them, and nothing
was left undonc to make it a com
plete one. Rice, tin pans and old
shoee were plentiful, and congratula-
tons and wishes were showcred with
the rice in profusion.
Minneapolis Journal: After a week
OF grand opera, society is beginning to
devote herself again to plans for the
entertainment of the spring brides.
MISS Evelyn Watts and Ralph McKin-
icy watson, whose marriage will be a
May Day event, are to be honored at
many affairs this week. Mr.. Watson
arrives from Bismarck this morning
n will share the honors with his
flancee. Miss Bertha Allen of Circle.
vile, Ohio and Miss Elizabeth Rem.
lngton OF Bismarck are here for Miss
Watts wedding.
minneapolis Journal: Miss Ethellyn
Ibberson. the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas E. Ibberson. will be-
come the bride of J. Sherman Nc
Glory Of Devils Lake, N. d., Wednes.
day, at 3 o'clock. at the home of her
parents, 2123 Fremont avenue N.
There will be no attendants. Rev. NJ.
r. Burns will read the service, which
VIII be witnessed by just the imme-
dlate friends and relatives. Mrs.
Earle lbbersOn entertained for Miss
lDberson at her home, 2131 Sixth
street N, Wednesday afternoon. The
AFFAIR was a parcel shower and little
Eleanor 1bberson showered the bride.
elect. The decorations were in pink.