Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-09-13
Society Notes

Porterfeld was reelected president OF
the club; Mrs. J. L. Graves, vice.presi.
dent; William G. Green, secretary, and
Fred Bristol, jr, treasurer. The prcsi.
dent then appointed tile following
executive committee: Mrs. j. M. Ba.
thrick, Mrs. J. A. Jardine, Miss Mar:
garct Mitchell, Robert G.. Paterson
and James Michigan. The dates for
the season parties have not as yet
been decided upon, but will be an.
llounccd In the near future.
Campbeli.M cMilIan
A very beautiful wedding was SOL
manized at high noon on Wednesday
in Grand Forks at the brides home,
when Miss Mabel Catherine Campbell
became the bride Of Dougal Alexander
Mcmillan Of Medicine Hat. Alta, the
Rev. William H. Matthews perform.
Ing the ceremeny. Following the
ceremony and elaborate wedding din.
ner the happy couple departed for
their home in Medicine Hat.
The Moores Return.
II is indeed pleasing news to the
numerous friends Of Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Moore, that they and their
daughter Dorothy arrived home on
Thursday evening from Minneapolis
Mr.. Moore who has not been enjoying
good health since leaving here early
in the summer, having been at Min
neapolfs under medical attention, is
greatly improved and able once more
to be at hts home on Avenue d, much
to the delight Of Miss Hortense
Moore, who has found the home a
lonely one with her folks away so
long. Mr.. Moore IS most heartily
welcomed by his friends.
to Celebrate.
Much interest is already manifested
in tn celebration of the twenty
anniversary of North Dakota's
statehood, which takes place next
July. The fact that a committee meet
ing is to be held at Fargo the twenty
o this month to arrange for the
real work in connection with this
event is of interest. Also the fact
hat the committee aim to- make the
represent the educational,
religious, social and agri-
cultural developments of the state.
Governor Hanna is chairman of this
and with a corps of good
workers., the people of North Dakota
look forward to a celebration Of
much interest.
Honolulu.
Fargo Forum: Mrs. James Ulio,
life Of the late Major Ulio, will leave .
I've 25th of November for San Fran, i.
isco. Cal, from where she will sail !.
n the Thomas the 5th of December
or Honolulu to make her future
ome. Mrs. Ulio goes to join her son,
lieut.. James Ulio of the First United
states Infantry, who is stationed at
honolulu. Miss Anne Ulio, daughter
+ Mrs. Ulio, is in Honolulu with her
rother, having left Fargo the first of
asst March. The three will make {
heir home there for the coming three
years. The many friends Of the l
amily will regret their departure from
he city, but will wish them every sue.
ess in their new home. $
Ars. Parsons Entertained. |
Mrs. W. z. Parsons was a pleasant
stsess on Friday evening when she 1
ntertained complimentary to Miss
ulia Peterson of the capitol. Mrs. /
'arson's home on 1920 Fifth street T
ad been decorated with a profusion c
+ varigated sweet peas and IS young
had the pleasure of becoming {
etter acquainted with MISS Peter. Z
50. The hostess had planned a mum. !
er of interesting contests, one being !
musical contest, and the guests had I
most interesting time working out \
hese novel problems. At about II :
clock the 16 young ladies We're bid :
en- to cmoe into the dining room q
'hich was adorned iE The prevailing '
over, and 16 places had been laid
or them all at one large table. Hero :
pertinent was evident throughout :,
he serving of the lunch. 1t was late :
the gathering wendell their way
IOmeward, feeling that an evening il,
{ much pleasure had been participant r
d i'm. .s ~
PEck's MUSIC HOUSE. :
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