Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-12-16
Society Notes

||| Society Notes
TIE STORY THAT NEvER oRoW,
OLD.
Like tie songs that are sung in th'
twilight. IL
| Like III tales that are tenderly told
Like the memories Of loved ones tina
hallow our hearts,
There's a story that never grows
/ old. , WI 1
Lo! The angels first sing It In chorus
And the watchers with wonder be
hold. . g'ss, aS. a5l
They, feel the first thrill OF the beau
tiful truth, #
In the story that never grows old
Round the Christ Child of Bethelm's
cradle
Are clusters Of apples of gold.
And pictures of silver adorn every
page
OF the story that never grows old.
1t gladdens the hearts OF all children
And millions of manlier mold,
Are happier, holier, better by far,
For the story that never grows old.
Franklin Trllsdell.
oison.s ilper.-Miss Ingeborg Olson
and John H. Sliper, both Of Ryder,
were united in marriage at the brides
home on Wednesday, Dec. 3, at 1880
p. m. by Rev. y. P. Crosse of Ryder.
Miss Dinnie Leaves.-Miss Vivian
Dinpie, who has been giving dancing
instructions since last October, leaves
Wednesday evening for her home at
Crank Forks, having finished her
dancing school.
+ Miss Helistrom Returned-The Far
90 Forum says: The Fargo friends Of
Miss Mildred Hellstrom of Bismarck,
daughter Of former Warden Hellstrom
will be pleased to hear that she is i'm.
proving rapidly after an operation
which she submitted to q fortnight
ago.
Miss Mccumber Entertains.-The
Washington Star publishes o portrait
OF Miss Helen, beautiful daughter Of
Senator and Mrs. McCumber, with the
announcement that she will soon en-.
terrain Miss Lucy Hoke Smith. Miss
McCnmber has become a prominent
member o Washington society.
Sham IN sm;th,-J.1H. shannon and
Mrs. H. A. Smith we're married at
Britton Friday afternoon, much TO the
surprise of their many friends of Cogs-
we'll where they are both we'll known
in the social circles, Mr.. and Mrs.
Shannon win make their home in that
city where the former is engaged in
the hardware business.
At Presidsnt's Rscsption.-Presi.
dent and Mrs. Wilson we're entertain.
ed by the Congressional club, which
was the first formal evening event Of
the winter in Washington. Prominent
among those. who .ssisted in the hos.
pitality were senator and Mrs. P. ].
McCumber and their daughter, Miss
Helen, besides Mi. and Mrs. Fred
bennett, also Of North Dakota.
Lamb4F olIum.-Fred c. Lamb and
Miss Lula D. Follum were married at
the BRIDES home at Terra Hautta
Ind, on Thanksgiving day by Rev.
Parker Of the Baptist church Of that
city. The wedding was attended by
relatives and intimate friends Of the
young couple. The bride is an accom-.
plished lady OF Terra Hautta, and the
groom is we'll and favorable known By
all In this vicinity, having resided In
Ray for eleven years.
Monday .ciub.-The Monday club
met yesterday afternoon with Mrs.
Berndt. Roll call was responded to
by the members by giving Christmas
cupstoms, the chapter on the Drama
in England, was postponed until next
meeting. Music by quartet compos.
ed Of Madames Berndt, LaRose,
Knowles and jewell. A paper on
Famous Ellzabethan Wramatists was
read by Mrs. Dlllam. for Mrs. Gil.
breath who is i'll. A talk on Modern
Players OF Shakespeare, BY Mrs.
Jewell. A paper on Spanish Ballads
and Dancing, by Mrs. LaRose, and
music. A. vocal solo, BY Mrs. LaRose,
completed the program.
Not Of Equal Birth.-The recent
marriage Of Miss Nancy Leishman,
daughter OF John G. A. Leishman, for.
mer ambassador fro mthe United
States, to the duke OF Croy, is des.
cribed in the 1914 edition Of the Al.
as mot q marriage Of equal
birth" It Is regarded as unusual for
the Almanach to make such cate.
gorical announcement, and It is con.
strued in court circles as being print.
I'd at the instigation OF the Prissian
Royal Herald office as a notice to the
luke that his American wife is not en-.
tiled to the privileges of the imperial
court or to any OF the royal courts OF /
Germany. 4. 5s
LIEUT.. ROY KIRKLAND MARRIED.
Friends in the city will be interest.
I'd in the following account from the /
Army and Macy Journal, Of the wed.
ling Of Lieut. Roy G. Kirkland, who
was fatattnnoH fnr twn vnar. a. Esorf /