Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-01-15

man Of He'll, performing the ceremony.
After visiting at the We're home for
a short time the newly weds will leave
for their home at Medina. where they
will take up housekeeping.
MANY THEATRE PART1Es.-lt is
Understood, every seat and all the boxes
have been taken for the opening of the
beautiful new auditorium; many dinner
parties are planned for the evening be-
fore abe opera. and supper parties after
the performance. Elaborate preparations
are being made in several homestead re.
servations at the hotels for celebration
Of this event.
TEACHING CHILDREN THE VALUE,
OF WORK.-In the curse OF an article in
the February Woman's Companion, en-
titled "A Child's Own Resources Mary
Louise Graham says:
Happiness. except for. short, fleetihg
intervals, has to be brought by work
and in teaching children to take pleas.
are putting money into their hands. the
currency Of happiness" ,
NEW DANCES.-Friends of Miss Din
ME. who a SO successful with her elias.
es in dancing in this city will be interest
ed in the following from the Grand Forks
Herald: Mrs. James A. Dinnie and
daughter, Miss Vivian, have returned
from a few days visit with friends In
Minneapolis. Miss .Dinnie took dancing
lessons of Mrs. Helen Noble. and Is now
prepared to teach all of the new dances.
On Saturday afternoon Mrs. Noble gave
a tea in the ball room Of the Radisson
hotel, and Miss Dinnie danced two ex-
hibition dances with Mr.. Sanstock.
DAKOTA CLUB.-The regular meeting
of the Dakota club at Glendale will be
held with Mrs. Mary b. Pennington as
hostess. The following program will be
given: e..
Roll call. g.
Topic, THE Present Administration
Leader"-Mrs. Furan.
President Wilson, his work before be-
ing elected president. His work as pres:
ident.
Tariff Legislation''-Mrs. Crowley.
Income Tax'-Mrs.. Hatfield.
The New Currency GiW"-Miss Olson.
NORTH DAKOTA PICNIC.-Mr. and
Mrs. c. W. Darling of Chula Vesta, Cal.
formerly Of. Fargo entertained the North
Dakota people who are spending the win
ter at San Diego. at their home last week
Among those present were Mr.: and Mrs;
Dudley Benton. Mary Benton. Tom Os-
good, Mr.. and Mrs. Kenney and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Young. Mr.. and Mrs.
Erhman, Lulu Shortridge and rs. E.. c.,
Geary Of Fargo and Editor Winship and
family of Grand Forks. The guests spent
the day, enjoying a picnic luncheon un-
der the orange trees and talking over
old times and former acquaintance.
BISHOP TYLER, ACONsECRATED.-
Rev. A. E. Crattenburg. who was in
attendance upon the conservation service
Of DR.. Tyler as Episcopal bishop Of North
Dakota, writes to q former parishioner
as follows: THE conservation was a glot-
ious service. Bishop Tyler will be able
to do all that will be required of him. He
IL very spiritual, .lovable and practical.
His family will help him too. Mrs. Ty-
Ter will early win the hearts of all. His
parish love MIN dearly and the whole
community feels distinct loss. You can
see by this that North Dakota is getting
q bishop who appeals to people. Long
Yvnnv he 1on6y Won o11 fu r.inkrft Moths -
Devils Lake journal.
MARION SMALL MARRIED.-The fol-
taken from the Devils Lake
Journal, vii be Of interest to many PEG.
pie In this city. Mr.. S.. J. Small was on
the Tribune force. living here with his
wife, when Marion J. Small was born.
Announcements Of the marriage Of Miss
Essie L. Garrett, daughter Of Nj. and
Mrs. John L. Garrett of Billings, Mont ,
and Marion J. Small. son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
8. J. Small, formerly Of this city. were
In Devils Lake today. The wed.
ding took place at Billings. The groom Is
well known and has many friends in this
who join in wishing him and his
bride q delightful married life. They will
make their home in Hedgeville. Mont.
where Mr.. Small Is publisher of the
Hedges Herald.
MINOT MOTHERS CLUB.-The first
meeting Of the Mothers club Of Minot
for 1914 will be held in the Library club
room. A very interesting program is be-
ing planned for the occasion and as this
is the first meeting after the holidays
it is hoped that all members will make
a special effort to be present. The
following splendid numbers viii! appear
the program, the subject being Lit
erature for Children"
Instrumental Solo-Mrs. Henry Grim.
mer.
Paper-What are the Chief Elements
Desirable In Stories to Tell Children
Mrs. Frank Taylor. nv
A Group Of Short Stories Mrs. Won
Media. 49,. ,
instrumental solo-Mrs. H. c. Grim
mer. . q
Paper-Some of the Good Results that
Come from the Reading Of Properly
Chosen Stories of Giants and Fairies
Mrs. Guy Almy. VI
Vocal Solo-Miss Martha Reishus.
Talk-Rev. w. l.. Baker.
Song-Miss Martha Reishus.
We have careful thoughts for the stranger
And smiles for the sometime guest,
But oft for "our own"
The bitter tone.
Though we love our own the best.