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

Called to vajIey City.-keV. LOWS WI.
ford Is In Valley. City. having been called
there through the death OF Mrs. Moul.
trie. H. d IF .'~
New Years ouests.-Fargo Forum:
MI. and Mrs. r. A. Hughes Of Bismarck
will arrive in the city Wednesday a.. m.
to be the New Years guests of Mr.. and
| Mrs. T.. l.. Morris, 5O4 Eleventh street 5.
Josephine Lewis to A. J. Good Of Taylor
took place at tho home Of the formers
mother. Mrs. l.. l.. Lewis, on Wednes-
day evening. December ~, at nine o'clock.
Lowe-Upham.-The marriage of Miss
Jesse Lowe, formerly Of Devils Lake,
to George Upham. occurred at the home
of the BRIDES sister at Minneapolis. Mr..
and Mrs. Uphnm will make their home
at Darlington.
Goodail-keogh.-Winfield J.. Goodall
and Miss Margaret Kcogh of Charlson
were married at Alexander. the ceremony
being witnessed by Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Keogh. The bridal couple left for the
twin cities and will be at home at Good
all after January Is.
Observation-Disclosures Williston
occurred the marriage of Edwin Hcndrick
son, Of Hofflund, and Miss Ruth Vangen,
OF Cfarlson. the ceremony being perform.
cd by Judge A. l.. Butler. They were ac-
companied by Miss Ida Hendrickson, q
sister of the bridegroom.
Mrs. Dunn Out Agaln.-The friends Of
Mrs. =. r. Dunn will regret to learn that
she has been under the weather since
Christmas. but will be glad to learn that
she Is again able to be out. Her illness
was caused by ~overexertlon in arranging
for the community Christmas.
eossart-Foose.-A pretty wedding GER
emony was performed at the Congrega.
tional parsonage, at New Rockford, when
Rev. j. X. Kirker Joined in the holy bonds
OF matrimony, Jacob Bossart and Miss
Mabel Foose. the ceremony being wit
messed only by the near relatives Of the
bride. az
Heath-Jackson.-A wedding which was
quite a surprise to their many friends in
Beach took place at the home of Rev. T..
H. Martin, pastor Of the NJ. r. church at
Miles City, when Caleb C.. Heath and
Miss Viola jackson were made husband
and wife. They were accompanied by
Mrs. r. F.. Heath, mother Of the bride.
groom.
q nARaA.ft- HRAA III uy0c 1nrnyuhntr g. IF
a surprise when G.. l.. BerIuist, the eff.
cient depot agent Of Tappen. for the
past several months, and Miss Irene
Gray, one Of the popular young girls Of
Tappen, and Oldest daughter Of Mrs.
Eliza Gray, took No. 3 Saturday and
went to Steele where they were united in
the holy bonds Of matrimony.
Monroe-Haisted.-The marriage Of
Miss Helen Monroe and Donald Halsted
took place at the home Of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. c. Monroe of
LaMoure. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. Mr.. Sachtien, only the near
friends and relatives being present as
witnesses. After spending the winter at
the Monroe home In La Moure, the cou-.
pie will leave for wyoming to make their
future home.
Engagement ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in
Bismarck will be interested in the an
nouncement Of the engagement Of Miss
Margaret Sargent. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. F. s. Sarge t of Reeves avenue, to
Harold j. Mccoy, son of MIR. and Mrs.
Robert H. Mccoy Of Bonners Ferry, Ida.
no. Both young people are we'll known
and popular. Miss Sargent. has resided
In Grand Forks all her life and is q Soc
ial fayorite In the younger set. Mr.. Nc
Coy IS a former resident Of Grand Forks
having made his home there until two
years ago. when he located in Bonners
Ferry, where he is Interested in the lUrn-
Der business with his father. The wed.
ding: will be a fashionable event of next
summer. s55
rabsr HAN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Of the dedication of Tabcr Hall at
Jamestown, has been received. Taber
Hall Is the seventh building on the. Col
lege campus. Ground was broken in May
1913, the building Is 120x64 feet, three
floors; fire proof, Of Menominee Brick and
Bedford buff stone. The style is early
English architecture in Keeping with the
other splendid buildings. The name TIA
Der Hair was given the building upon
request Of the donor. IN recognition Of
the services rendered the college. by the
chairman Of the board. Of trustees, Mr..
II; NJ. Taber. .
The dedication takes place January
sixth in Tabcr Hall from three to five
O'Clock p.s n. There will be a reception
at $3.50 a banquet in Elks' Hall at which
addresses viii be made by Gov. L. r.
Hanna, Judge S. +. Ellsworth, DR.. W.
f. Roe, Hon. Alfred Steel and Judge
4. G. Burr: .
Mrs. H. 4. lyons Recept,on.-Minne-
apolis journal: Mrs. II. Rogers Lyon and
Miss Carol Lyon gave a tea this after.
noon. having invited $50 intimate friends
to meet Miss Rose Baldwin. financee of
Robert l. Mech, the 0 Of Mrs. Lyon.
Mrs. Lyon, Miss Lyon and Miss Baldwin
received in the drawing room, where the
decorations were pink roses.
In the reception hall and in the living
room were flaming red poinsettias and in
the dinin Groom the appointments we're
in pink. the table was decorated in pink.
roses. Assisting tire hostesses were:
Nine. Douglas a. Fiske. Arthur r.
Rogers, Dwight NJ. Baldwin. Jr.. c. A..
Heegard Of Mandan. N. D.; II. s. Gregg,
L. ". Lyon, st. Paul: David Fuller.
Mines A. C. Strackaner, Ralph NICK.
Watson, Bismarck. N. D.; Wilbur Duane