Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-01-22
Society Notes

Come to me when You have done tia
which fills you with regret;
III forgive you little one. l will hell
you to forget. IT,
Some day when you err and when YOU
poor frality is revealed,
You will be condemned by men who's
mistakes are still concealed. Z
Come to me when others fling bite
taunts at You. my boy; TX
1 will do my best to bring hack th
Ergladness they destroy:
Come when tears bedim your eyes IN,
your heart is filled with shame;
Tendcrly III sy1mpathize and Ill speal
no word Of blame. &C., G.
Some day you will have to bear all tn,
bitterness along; ltf'
Others will condemn, though their sin!
be greater than your own;
Others will be glad to see the error hum
bic you, some day; ..'@
God be with You then, to be still YOU
comforter and stays. Z KISIIR.
VEIN IIsONA OI\AOGltN oOL'.~~AIS
Otis Beardsley, Of Underwood. is in thu
city, having come down to receive med
ical treatment. #,., b
THE GUILD MEETING.-The Guild OF
St. Georges church will meet this af-
ternoon (Thursday) with Mrs. r. s.
Towne, Sixth street North. 49,,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. marriage
0 fMiss Genevieve Remillard to Reuben
Reid took place in Dickinson. Rev. Faith
er Dignam Of st. Patrick's church per-
forming the ceremony. NJ
NEW HOME-Dr. and Mrs. n. O. Ram.
stad have completed the addition to their
home, North Fourth Street, and are
nicely settled in it, with Mrs. Walter II.
Winchester, Mrs. Ranistad's mother. +.
1sITED WITH FRIENDSHIPS, Cra-
mer Of Marmarth, who accompanied her
husband to the city to attend the Press
meeting, y, remained a few
days visiting friends here and in Man
dan, before returning to her home. !
~WOLCOTT-WAT1Ns.-A very quiet
wedding took place at the home OF Nr.
and Mrs. Chas. Watkins at Dunseith on
Saturday afternoon. The contracting par:
ties were Miss Madaline Walcotts aud
Smith Glen Watkins who were united n
marriage BY Rev. Montague Biskle. Only
a few Of the immediate relatives OF the
bride and bridegroom were present.
DOUBLE WEDD1NG.-A double we'd
ding was solemnized at St. Boniiace
on Tuesday, Jan. 6, when Miss
Anna Marquardt become the bride OF
Albrecht, and Miss Elizabeth Al
brecht vas married to Edward Schuma-
The merry event was celebrated
at the Albrecht home. eleven miles south
west Of Wimbledon.
HERTZ-REINkE.-At~ the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Hertz, eleven miles
south Of Goodrich. a7pretty wedding took
place when their daughter. Alvina be-
the bride Of Herman Reinke. q
to do young farmer living south.
west Of Denhof. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. c.. A. Grub. in
presence of o large number yof lin.
vited guests. e
cul
mination Of a happy romano which be-
gan when the bride was a teacher in
the Max schools occurred Wednesday
afternoon at / o'clock when Miss Alice
Rhinehart, youngest daughter Of Ed
p. Rhinehart, n Of the early pio-
neers Of Sheldon, and Arthur Steinhaus
Of Max were united In the holy boids
Of matrimony in the presence of the i'm
relatives Of the contracting par.
ties.
MISS CIvILlZATION.-Much interest
is "being taken In the presentation Of
Miss Civilization" at the Little Country
this week. Those VIVA attended
The Russian Honeymoon last week
are assured Of the success of this play.
Among the other plays which will be
seen at the Little Couatry theatre this
season are Proposal Undets.Nntttc aul.
by John Kendrdck Bangs; .sH6wt the
Vote Was Won Three +. Girls q from
School" and several others.-Fafgo. Forum
MINOT CIVIC LEAGUE.-A number
Of the enthusiastic and energetic women
in the Commercial club rooms to
organize a Women's Civic League for
Minot. Mrs. II. Z Wheeler acted, as the
temporary president: Mrs. E. 3. Willard
as temporary secretary, and the Mes.
danes Fred Dale. l. H. Kermott, SD.
and H.. Stahl were chosen to- act
on the board of directors. 1t was de.
that the constitution would mot
be drawn up for the league at once. Mr..
George Irving. who is q great promoter
OF the Civic League, and under whose
direction the league has been organized.
gave a very interesting talk and. all pres
ent were greatly enthused over the sue.
cess Of the first gathering.
CHILDREN'S HOME-A MEMORIAL.
Mrs. John Astor. first wife OF the late
John Jacob Astor, like all the society
women Of the day. has taken up some.
thirg Of a serious nature. and become
n Of the anti vivsectionists. Miss Hun.
tington. who will become Mrs. VINCENT
Aston in the spring, is interested in the