Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-01-14

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Gently, whom every one knows to be
an old resident or Bismarck. The doc
tor looks we'll. I would have known
him anywhere.
Just the other day. | had the pleas
ure of meeting George Macomber, a
former Bismarck boy. He looks not a
day older than when he left Bismarck.
His family lives at San Diego. but he is
in the railway mail service for the San.
tefe, and runs into Los Angeles every
other day-sO We expect to see a good
deal of George" The writer expects
to make his family a visit before re.
turning to North Dakota.
81 understand Mr.. Devine is living
here. He was secretary, under Govern
or Briggs. While at Pasadena, Janu.
airy LIST attending the Carnival of Roses
l had the pleasure of talking over the
phone to DR.. Rawlings, and viii Rawl-
ings' brother. BY the way, the Car
nival OF Roses was a decided success,
and was equal to my anticipation. A
be beyond anyone so common pace as
| am. l will venture 10 say, however,
! that the float in which the king and
! queen rode and that of the Elks could
not be excelled by any other city. Six
| young men with white wings and
streamers preceded the float in which
the Queens party sat, making the fer
al display very angelic.
My trip to the Catalina Island, Dec.
18th was delightful. 1 especially en-.
joyed the maine gardens and watching
the beautifully colored fishes darting
hither and yon among the rocks, moss
es and beautifully colored plants be.
meath the waters Of Avalon Bay. A
trip to Venice on the Ocean. Beach, a
summer resort, and a visit to an ali
gator basin concludes the sightseeing
up to date. If any of the "Hikers'
want a fry, III send the a baby alligator
up
Mrs. R. N. Stevens left this week for
Chicago for a weeks visit with friends
and to attend Grand Opera there.
Miss Lora DeXheimer, VINO was for
a short time a primary teacher in the
Bismarck schools, is now a teacher
in the Normal college at Normal, III.
Mrs. George Bingenheimer and
Mrs. VIM. Simpson of Mandan were
| over yesterday and were guests at
the afternoon tea given by Mrs. I'd.
| mond Hughes in honor of Mrs. Hanna.
Miss Dorothy Hanna. who came to
| attend the inaugural ball given in
honor Of her father. Governor l.. B.
Hanna, on Friday evenig, left for the
east to resume her school work.
Mr.. E. Z. Cooper has left for Grand
Forks after having been in the city
the past Jew days, he and Mrs. Cooper
having come to attend the inaugural
ball. Mrs. Cooper is still in the city
| visiting with Mrs. Fred Conkli"
Miss Jean Hanna accompanied Miss
McGill to Fargo yesterday where she
will remain for a short. time. Miss
McGill was here since Friday, coming
to attend the inaugural ball Frida.
evening.
/ Miss Gertrude Perrill, who was q
teacher in the grades and High school
| of Bismarck for a number Of years.
was recently appointed a member OF
| the state board of examiners for the
state of Ohio by Governor Harmon.
The position carries z good salary
with it and Miss Perrill can still con.
tinue to teach. -
Kenmare News: Senator Englund
| slipped one over on his friends and
especially on his friends of the press
last week, when he hied himself to
! the English Domain and took unto
| himself a wife. Margaret E. Adams
weY. known here is the lady of his
choice and the ceremony took place
a week ago today, Jan. 2, at Esteven
Sask., with Rev. B. Glover of that city
performing the ceremony. Both the
bride and the groom are well known
and highly respected residents Of the
city, and their host of friends are ex
tending congratulations.
Mrs. l.. B. Hanna was guest Of hon
or at an informal afternoon tea given
by Mrs. Edmond Hughes, at her par
lors in the Mckenzie, yesterday. The
(; judges and senator's wives including
a number of Bismarck ladies, making
a company Of about seventy, who had
the pleasure of meeting Mrs. Hanna
The rooms were adorned with Aneri
ca Beauty roses and ferns, and red
lighted tapers illumined the parlors
The serving table was artistically dec
GRATED in harmony with the prevail
Rin&o s M4k.