Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-12-27
Society Notes


] Society Notes
Nagsl-Dobler-John EEagel and Mrs.
Johanna Dobler were Joined In marriage
at the Evangelical church. Ashley. the
Rev. Fisher, rpf Herried. officiating.
Holiday Guest at sRea iFarm.-Miss FL
sic Archibald of the Dakota Conserva-
tory of Music, this city, Is spending the
holiday season with friends at the Rea
farm. Cass county.
MiIlstad-otson.-The marriage OF Ex-
sheriff T.. b. Olson to Miss Edna Mill
stad, at Wllliston, occurred. Rev. i. tG.
Monson was the officiating clergyman.
the bride were present. Mr.. and Mrs.
Olson left on No. 4 Friday morning for
a honeymoon. N
Christmas at tHome.-Governor and
Mrs. Hanna and son Robert returned to
Fargo from Minneapolis where they have
spent the past few days visiting rela-
tives.
TIL Governor and family spent Christ.
mas in Fargo, at the family home, the
two daughters being with them for. the
holidays. i
Family ReunIon.--Mrs. j. Brady, 307
Fourth street, is enjoying q visit with
her children, and they are indulging in
a family reunion this week. Those pres
Forks; Mr.. r. J. Brady, Seattle; s4Mr.
and Mrs. J. ID. Mcdonald. Dan Mcdonald
and DR.. John Mcdonald. Of Fargo, and
Miss Mary Brady &
MISUNDERSTANDING Il. Menden-
hall, Il rancher from Grinnell, N. D.. and
Miss Carrie r. Ward also of Grinnell,
were united in marriage at the residence
of Rev. A. f.. Distad. They were at.
tended by the groom's brother, Ebert
Mendenhall and the brides sister, Anna
Ward. Before returning to Grinnell they
will visit Mr.. Mendenhalrs parental
home in South Dakota. "A
Tennis In N. o. Christmas .Day.-.An
interesting part or the Christmas day
entertainment at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. a. f.. I~sest'c, of Thirteen street,
South. Fargo, yesterday afternoon, was
a spirited game Of tennis played on the
lawn by these two people. They are. ten
mis- enthusiasts and tired of waiting for
the arrival of real winter, wished to see
if they were still in form.
sueItz-Friday.-A very pretty wedding
was solemnized at tho" German Lutheran
Church at Dresden when Miss Rosalia
Sueltz of Osnahrock became the bride of
Mr.. William Friday of Munich. The GER
emony was performed in the presence. of
q very large gathering Of friends of both
bride and groom from Munich, Osnabrock
and Dresden. Rev. Mr.. sBicrwagon Off,
ciated and the bridal couple We're at
tended by John and Title Sueltz, brother
and sister of the bride. and John and
Susie Friday, brother and sister of the
groom.
Be OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sonderall
of Hettenger issued a marriage license
on Tuesday to Carl Beckman and Eliz-
abeth Weinrebe. This young couple were
lovers in the old country, Mr.. Beckman
coming to this country from Germany
about a year and on Sunday the
young lady arrived direct from Schwan.
Germany, and together they will! build
a home for themselves in thisn new coun-
try. The lady had a long tedious trip in
coming over, being five weeks on the
way, one week of which she was de-
tanned at Ellis Island. They will make
their home on one of the Otto Borman
farms II on the Cedar.
To Teach at Grand Forks.-Friends Of
Miss Dinnie will be interested in the fol.
lowing from the Grand Forks Herald:
Miss Vivian Dinnie, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. James Dinnie, has decided to
open a dancing school in Grand Forks
after the first of January. She will give
a course in both society and fancy dane
ing. Miss sDinnie met with splendid suc-
cess in jamestown. Bismarck and Man.
dan. where she conducted three classes
in each city. Miss Dinnic will leave in a
few days for Minneapolis to take q spec
ial course in society and fancy dancing
under Mrs. Noble, an experienced teach
err. Miss Dinnie has studied at several
schools of danci' 6 in the east and Is
well qualified to give instruction.
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Ladies' Welcome at observation-disclosures.
ing OF an .officiay social custom which has
existed from time immemorial will mark
the annual New Years receptions to- be
given by the heads Of the army and
navy and most of the government. For
the first time in history female mem
bers of officers families and civilians will
be present at the New Years receptions
to be gwen by Secretary Of War and
Mrs. Garrison and Secretary of the Navy
and Mrs. Daniels. Heretofore only men
have been invited to these receptions. The,
only Injunction laid down, according to
a statement issued by Secretary Daniels
today, is that officers must appear in
uniforms.
The wives and other ladies in the