Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-12-24
Society Notes
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'christmas-why the very mem
ton OF It sets our hearts aglow
end end RECALLS ssa1 to mind many a happy
both old and new, and PROMPTS the
feeling OF good will within US,
wherefore We send forth our wishes
for their happiness and welfare
Il had Just read this Charming sen
timent, which wal with my. Christ
mas items, and 1t seemed just the
thing to begin with today. 1 am
s snIrit we 81 are sh all gfietting sa the ch iris "a.
birthday. And the very best of all is.
that every one may participate n
the most blessed season and more
precious each year. even, though re
have vacant chairs and lonesome
corners in our hearts: There is 50
80 many to remember. and that is ali
most OF US can do-just to "remem-
The saddest thing in this world is
to be forgotten.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES England and
Miss Jeanne Delsandro Of Belfield were
Joined In marriage, by Judge Maser in
his office at Dickinson.
christmas neutrality-suspicious. in the
city have received Christmas greetings
from Pres. and Mrs. John H. Worst Of
the Agricultural College at Fargo.
Ness-oIson.-A very pretty and quiet
wedding was solemnized at the l.. A..
Nelson home when the Rev: Thorpe unit.
ed IN matrlmony Mr.. John Ness and
Miss Martha Olson, in the presence Of
q few intimate friends.
Home for chrlstmas-Miss Dora u.
Ranney returned home from Fargo Tues.
day morning to spend the Christmas hol-
i01yS with her pQrnOtS Miss Rnnnpy
has been attending the Dakota Business
College in Fargo since the first of Aug.
ust.
Dancing Party at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
have been received in the city to a dane
ing party to be given Wednesday even
ing: December 3lst. at Wilton by Messrs.
and Mesdames p. X. Eastman. Simon
Jahr. alter Graham, j. }. Scnmid and
II. w. Gray.
New England Mothers. CUBAN open
meeting of the Mothers club of New
A large number Of non-club members
were present to enjoy the excellent pro-
gram Of musical selections and well pre-
pared papers.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. c.. Heath and
Viola Jackson two prominent young peo-
pie Of Beach, N. D., were united in mar
riage by Rev. r. Il. Martin at the Meth.
OuISk pdI SOlldSC. IG SOutI6 COupiC "ClC
attended by r. L. Arnold and Mrs. Nettie
A. Heath. Mr.. and Mrs. Heath will re-
turn to Beach, and settle down to house.
keeping.
Visiting the. GiIbreaths.-Mr. and Mrs.
]. r. iGilbreath and son Victor of Minne-
apolis arrived in the city yesterday and
will spend the holidays with Commits
sioner and Mrs. Gilbreath. The family
hope that Mrs. Gilbreath. who is still in
the hospital, will be able. to spend at
least q part Of Christmas at the family
residence.
Observation-Disclosures here have re-
ceived cards announcing the marriage of
Miss Margaret Catherine keogh to VIM
place in Alexander, Rev. FIR. Dougherty
officiating. The young people are vel!
known in this part of the state. Mr.. and
Mrs. Goodall will be at home after jan
uary Is, at Goodall, in the northeastern
part Of county.
Mott Woman's ciub.-The Woman's
club o. Mott met taking up the topic Of
Christmas" A most interesting paper:
rs Christmas o Burden Nowadays' was
read BY Mrs. Stevenson; Miss Batty's
Kids" was highly enjoyed, the paper on
christmas in Other Lands by Miss
Josephine X. Steake proved very valu-
able. Mrs. j.. B.. Smith was hostess for
the occasion. S@
Whist Party at DousIass.-Mesdames
w. +. Ehlers. J. ]. Donahue and ~ r.:
Probst entertained at whist in honor Of
Mrs. c. j. Kelley of Minneapolis at the
Donahue home Thursday afternoon in
Douglass. N. p. Mrs. n. c.. Smith re-
Hoff the conservation. The following
named ladies' being present: MeSdamcS