Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-03-15
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BECOME A BENEDICT

quaintance and friendship of Mr.. Ro.
bert S. White. for several months
past steward at the Grand Pacific no.
tel, will be happily surprised to learn
that he is soon to be married. The
date set for the happy event is April
IL. the young lady Of his choice being
Miss Pierena Fabbrini, of Minneapo.
lis. The marriage will occur at the
home Of the BRIDES mother. 1924 En-
erson avenue, in that city.
They will come directly to Bis.
marck, and will be at home at their
apartments in the Grand Pacific no.
tel after the 18th.
Miss Fabbrini is one of Minneapo.
lis accomplished society young lad.
les. was bora in Nice, Italy, and lives
with her mother and brother in Min.
neapolis. Her brother is a musician
Of high culture, having charge of'the
piano department of the Minneapolis
Conservatory of Music.
Mr.. White is an excellent young
man, and since accepting his position
with the Grand Pacific, his steward.
ship has delighted the guests of that
popular hosiery. He is very popular
alncng his acquaintances, who will
extend to him and his bride hearty
welcome. .'a.
SHOWER FOR MISS MALoNEY
Cupid was never mere truly in evi.
dence than Oh Friday evening. when
Re ruled the home Of Mrs. Edward
White, All Sixth street, the captiyat.
ing charm having fully taken posses.
sion OF Miss Anna Maloney, when an
announcement shower was given in
her hoIor. setting The date for her
marriage on April II. 1914. The hos.
~tesses were Mesdames NJ. Grady, Ed,
ward White and James Wallace, they
having most beautifully adorned the
home in a graceful decoration of
hearts and Cupids with carnations
throughout the rooms, which we're
shot with numerous lights to add fur.
Their to its beauty. A guest list of
abou; IS OF MISS Maloney's friends
were Didden. and nearly all of whom
could be present. They enjoyed the
evening at whist. hearts being trump.
Much enjoyment ersueJ during the
Lively game and the fevcr for high
score fell IL. Miss PicEi:ds. TIE
g'.a-t u homer vas presented with
a iolIet Of carnations When the
:avcrs had !,aen awarded and admir-,
ed, the guests partook Of delicious re-
freshments, the color scheme also
marking the menu in a dainty fash.
ion. A lpleasure which is also the
chief attraction of showers for
brides, was Of great enjoyment at
this function, that of opening and
viewing the gifts which the parcels
contained. A beautiful basket, fully
designed in hearts, and. Cupids was
filled with gifts and placed before
Miss Mal0ney. who at once proceed
ed to open It. A. more elaborate and
plentiful outlay iof useful and pretty
things could not be desired by anyone
than Miss Maloney received,
It was late when the numerous
friends departed, clinging to the hand
OF the honor guest with all manner
Of good wishes and kindly expressed
sentiments, assuring the hostess
that 1t had been a great pleasure to
thus shoWerf Miss 2Maloney. The
out of town guests were Mrs. r.. C.
Madden and Miss Lu Satterlund Of
Washburn. Miss Magadeline Cum.
mingham was the winsome little Miss
who SO charmingly assisted the hos.
tesses during the evening, both in
receiving and serving. Altogether it
vas an evening of decidedly marked
with beauty and enjoyment.
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