Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-08-21

Of with much mssrimept, and the ev-
ednl6gg was a merry One at this spleen.
did beauty spot near the creek.
Miss oustaveson .Entsrtalns.
A very enjoyable party was given
by Miss Marguerite Gustaveson. at
her sisters home. Mrs. A. A. Jones.
AS Seventh street, On Tuesday az
ternoon, when Miss Charlotte Car
yer of Lucca,s who has been a guest
of Miss GnstavesOn for q time was
guest of honor. There were IL Young
ladies presents and pleasant social
chats were indulged in. Miss Carver
being a class mate of Miss Gustave'
son at the normal. The pleasant
event was brought to.a close by the
serving Of delicious refreshments.
Miss Carver Will remain until the
last OF the week.
Mark.Fitxeeraid.
The marriage of two prominent
jamestown young people was witness
ed BY relatives and a few friends on
Tuesday, when Miss Mildred T.. Mark
and Gerald G. Fitzgerald were united
in the holy bonds or matrimony by
Father Kelley at 10 q. m. Following
the ceremony aadaiTty wedding break
fast was served at the Mark home.
The welded couple left on an eastern
trip to Minneapolis, Chicago and Fort
Wayne, Ind, and will make their
future home at jamestown upon their
return, where Mr.. Fitzgerald Is en-
gagged in the railroad business.
Mrs. Humphreys. E~ntertains.
Tuesday evening Mrs. George Hum
phreys had the pleasure Of entertain
ing six young ladies who came to
spend the evening with her. They
were all classmates In the Bismarck
High School. and the. time sped by
most pleasantly while chatting Of hap
by school days gone by. The time
was spent on the veranda, where later
in the evening Mrs. Humphreys serv.
ed refreshments.
IA. e. Entertains.
Thursday a%fterno0n( today at $3.50.
until 5 O'Clock the NJ. L. Aid will be
pleasantly entertained at the church
parlors. There will be a musical pro
gram and a general pleasant time,
and the h~ostesses will serve refresh.
The following will be hostess.
es: Mesdmes A. j. Arnot, c. W. Mich.
OILS, Wilbur Reeves, Melvin Hagen,
Bannerman, L. e. Maynard, G.. C..
Hibbs and e. A. Waid.
Labor Picnic.
Klaus park at jamestown will be
the scene of a large gathering on
day, Sept. LIST, when Lodge No.
1908, American Federation of Labor
of that city will observe the day by
addresses, games, contests and other
a~musements. Gov. l.. B. Hanna has
been engaged to give the principal
address for the day. The amusements
and the picnic dinner will make it
exceedingly enjoyable day.
To Detroit. ~
Mrs. G.. H. Albertson and her son
ldVC- SOIlC ~ DCilplLy VlASAl6uhS
to visit the three Albertson brothers,
Frank, Cahrlie and Stanley, Stanley
been there 70 "a months visit,
the others living there. Frank is en-.
gagged in the Office Of the, municipal
lighting plant and Cllaglie is employed
in an automobile establishment. Mrs.
Albertson will remain away until
school opens when she and her sons,
Earl and Stanley, will accompany her
home to enter school. ts@s"
Lisbon Free Press: Thursday, the
It'll at $3.50 p. m. at the residence Of
the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs. vii.
liam Goodwin, the marriage Of their
daughter Edith Goodwin to j, C. Par
ker was solemnized by Rev. r. H.
Craig. A sister of the bride acted
as bridesmaid and Fred Kncal as best
man. The bride was very tastefu1ly
dressed in white and the groom wore
a blue business suit. The house
looked inviting, gaily dressed with
beautiful flowers for the occasion.
Luncheon, was served after the cere-
money. The groom, Mr.. Parker is, a
caterer from Bismarck and the bride
is a young lady having a large mum.
Der Of friends and acquaintances:
Their many friends extend congratu-
lations and wishes for a long and
happy life.
We handle the Wilton ignite coal,
Nortz Lumber Co., phone T.-Adv.