Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-01-07

WGthCrDy OF Spruce place Will leave to.
morrow evening for the east and will sail
Wednesday. February n, On The Victoria
Louise for q trip to Panama"
HER FIFTH BlRTHDAY.-Littlc Mar.
eel La Itosc celebrated her nth birthday
Tuesday afternoon by entertaining q
number Of her little companions ut an af-
t~crnoon party. The little folks enjoyed the
afternoon In childish gloe and It was In.
deed q very pretty occasion. "
HOWE-WALDO.-.At tho home Of tho
BRIDES parents. Mr.. md Mrs. john II
Rowe. occurred tho marriage of Miss
Lena Rove and Forrest Waldo. thu l,uppy
event being solcmnlzcd In the preYrnc.
OF nifty invited guests. The nuplial YER
vicc was read by Rev. s. Nawlovc Of
Milton.
THOMPSON MENZiE.--Miss Eliza.
beth Thomson. OF Howesmont. and Roy
Mcnzle Of Carlisle, were united In mar.
r'age at tho home Of the brides parents
IN Bowesinont. Tho ceremony, which was
performed by Rev A.. Q. B%irchenourh
Of the Methodist church ut Bowcsr ont,
was witnessed by many friends Ut the
two families. T.
Observation-Disclosures. j.. H.. L.
Bonnoff. Of Valley City. ofricIntcd at the
marriage Of Miss ~arrie Nicolle. Of Oris-
ka. to Arvin lsoethkc. of Tower City.
The ceremony was performed at the
home Of the BRIDES parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Julius Nicolie. Only the relatives Of
tho contracting parties were present. The
groom Is q prosperous business man Of
Tower City, where the young folks viii
begin housekeeping.
FORTNlGHTLY CLUB.--The Fort.
nightly club met last evening at the
home Of Mrs. W. l.. S%tockwell, Of Fourth
avenue south. Fargo, taking up the st.,,iy
of the department Of the Interior. The
following program was given: Survey
of the Work Of the Department" by Mrs.
Bristol; Indian Affairs" b yNIrs. {; ltl,.
rte; Bureau Of Education" by Mrs.
Minard; Work Of Conservation" by Mrs
.Stockwell. and Reclamation Service"
BY Mrs. Crothcrs.
Observation-Disclosures. and Mrs.
Henry Tisdale have arrived in the city
from BowesmOnt, where their wedding
at the home Of Mrs. John Hal.
crow. The bride was formerly Miss Mar
garct Jessie Ilalcrow Of that place and
the groom s a resident Of Grand Forks.
The wedding was a pretty home affair
and the house vas deliberately decorated
for the occasion with the holiday colorS
~ Ny np1 rsr>s \, 7 - N(,S> ,>,~A -
Of the Methodist church at st. Thomas.
officiated, assisted by Rev. \. Q. Birch-
Of B~owesmont.
THE RUSSIAN HONEyMOON.--"Tnc
Honeymoon will be the first
play to be staged in the Little Country
at the Agricultural college III
Miss York has been at work ;ur
some time with the members nc tte cast
and has prepared a play which viii be
complete IN every detail, Costumes are
to be secured in Minneapolis anl now
that t,a%ncw seats are IN plac, anG the
new curtain hung. everything Us ready
for the production. The parts viii be
taken by the members Of til, Edwin
Booth Dramatic club.
BEST-STRONG.-A pretty wedding
occurred at the home OF Mrs. A.. Best hi
Bay Center, when her youngest daugh-
ter. Florence Irene, and J. Alexander
Of Walhalla, were united In the
holy bonds Of matrimony. Rev. John Mac
Donald Of the Presbyterian church Of
Walhalla. ofticiated. ~
At II o'clock, proceeding the ceremony
Mrs. j. Macdonald san a solo oh,
Me-" Memberships wedding
was played by Mrs. W. J. How
ell. The attendants were Miss Mac Best
and Miss Emmalinc Strong, the groom's
Nrnthnr " L. Strung aud fhr Nriir's