Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-01-03

MI. anu MIS-. Allcn Will leave lOr tnell
home at Juniata. p
To St. PauI.-Miss Hopkinson, who has
been in this city visiting friends. viii
leave Monday morning for her home ii
St. Paul.
Returned Home.-Mrs. Irish and two
daughters Vivian and Marie. who have
been visiting friends in this city, will
leave for their home in st. Paul this
morning on No. 4. They will stop oven
Sunday with friends in Fargo. ra
Double Wedding.--A double wedding
took place the contracting parties being
Howard l.. Walker ard Mamie II.
Broaderson and Lennie Bowel White, and
Cecil Broaderson. The Forthcoming
brides are both the daughters Of c.. G.
Broaderson, a farmer Of the Pingree
neighborhood.
Dancing Party.-Lucile and Richard
Hall n Glenn Bruce, CAV a dancing
party last evening in honor Of q mum.
Der of their young friends. at the home
of Thomas Hall, secretary of state, in
honor of Miss Mabel Parrot, Of Grand
Forks, who is the guest of Glen Bruce.
There were % guests. The evening was
spent in dancing. followed by refrcsh-
ments. 1t was q very enjoyable occasion.
S. S. v. v. ciub.-Miss Dorothy Van
Hook was charming little hostess to the
IL members of the S. S. V. v. club and
IL young gentlemen friends at her home
on New Years eve. The function was a
tanned at games, dancing, ETC., until the
arrival of the new year when a supper
was served, after which the guests de-
parted, happy in the evenings entertain
ment.
"Your Day and e."-David Star
Jordan aptly says today is your day
and mine." and may we all fill each day
of this coming year full to the brim with
joy, so that sorrow, which is bound to
come sooner or later to us all, will be
merged into a resignation which will in
the end bring a hallowed, peaceful joy
and tur" the dark days into bright ones
1t is we'll to remember that the day at
hand is all we have to plan for-''your
day and mine"
Ray-Mosher.-A wedding in which
many friends of the couple are interest,"
ed, took ulace at New Rockford at the
home of the BRIDES parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George w. Ray, when Miss Edna
Margaret Ray was given in marriage to
Whitford Albert Mosher, of Belfeld.i
The ceremony was private. Rev. Mr..
Mahin officiating, using the ring service.
The couple left for Minneapolis and will
60 on to Washington, D. c. and Balti.
more, expecting to return to New Rock
ford about Feb. l.
Toepke-Ackley.-A great surprise was
given to the community when it was cir
culated that Miss Nellie Toepkc wa
married very quietly at the home of her
parents, Judson, to c.. Ackley, he being
practically unknown in the n~eighborhood
caused great disappointment to the young
men around here. c.. Ackley Is teaching
school in the anne district as his bride.
They left the sam night on No. s for
his home in Bryant, South Dakota, where
they will spend their honeymoon for
time. They will later return to fin
ish their term of school at Glen Ullin.
Silv Weddlne.-Mr. and Mrs. O. NJ.
Sand'n. who reside north Of Grand Forks
celebra ted their silver wedding anniver-
sary New Years day.
The celebration was planned by their
many friends. Shortly before noon they
were surprised when q large number Of
their n%eighbors took possession of the
home and proceeded to make merry. AZ
ter dinner, which was prepared by the
s~elf.invited guests, a Program of music
and impromptu addresses was given.
The couple were presented with q
large numhers Of beautiful gifts, among
which were a chest OF silver. a silver