Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-01-28

| inc uESSGElN ~ t1tCWAu1ACueo HU '0sb~ II ~
sweetls ana, general isn64 auua,4was 'hai
at the residence OF Professor and Mrs
Clarence Henry. At the command Of th'
champion hunter, Professor Wefnetts AM
McMWlen acted - walters. and the vs.
81 much blacking added much (?:) Z
their appearance and to the genera
hilarity Of tn evening. Professor Henr!
was given the Job OF dressing the rah
bits and delivering them ready for cook
ing. NJ,
SURPRISE PARTY. Miss Aldytl
ward Is living on her claim near Raub
IN. Oak. and according TO the Ryder New!
Is enjoying life there. snSInber Of tMisI
Aldyth Wards friends surprised her b,
arriving at her home with lunch haeket!
and musical instruments. However,.4AI Mis-
Ward was equal to the occasion nnt
promptly Invested her living room of al
its furniture, and then all present mad.
good use of tho floor and spent Q dc.
Ilightful evening. "
BORN, A SON.-Born to Mr.. and Mrs
Mark Oseth, OF Minot. q son, weight 3 l.:
pounds. AS Constance Straw. a sister
Of Mrs. b. Il. Jones. Mrs. Oseth WIN Hbt
remembered in the city ms one Of stht
most charming and popular girls 1. r maj
riage to Mr.. Oseth, st~enographer ia
Judge A. A. Bruce. Of the supreme court,
took place here in the Episcopal church
and was a pleasing society event. The
popular couple went to Minot to live.
where Mr.. Oseth Is practising law.
ENTERTAINED MISS .sCIINEEBI5R.
GER.-Fargo Forum: Miss Eta Wood
gave a dinner party Saturday evening" at
the home Of Mrs J.. L. Angel. Miss
Laura SchnAeberger who leaves this week
for her new home in Bismarck was. the
guest Of honor" Tho Forum also says:
THE Queen Ester circle Of the First
Methodist church entertained Saturday
evening in honor Of Miss Laura Schneider
ger, who leaves this week for bismarck.
Miss Alice Mosher Of the MARLBOROUGH
apartments acted as hostess and the
guests enjoyed q delightful evening"
h FROM Fl. WRIGHT. WAsH.-The
Army and Navy Journal has the follow
Ing to say Of the troups from here who
are now stationed at 1t. Wright. Wash.
Mrs. Jepson' entertained the Card Club
this week and Mrs. kfnllay won the prizes
Those playing were Mesdames Albright.
Benedict. Jepson, saville, Davis. Herbst.,
Mullay, Brosius. MISSIONER. Ross. K s.
Smith, Cowqn. Misses Smith, Cooper and
Flint. Mrs. Kobes viii be the next host.
css. Captains Mullay. Martin, Jordan,
L%leutennnts, Benedict. Westover. Philoonl;
Ross and Perrine are rehearsing for
".Jappylandirss to be giyenn. BY the society
people OF. Spokane. Mrs. j. L. Benedict
has one Of the leading parts In the topefaL-.
The officers and ladies OF the post are
tak;llnag; i'tdaNGhhacciinnag' lessons from Miss Boggs,
Of a,.Spokane. who COMES out every Tues
day $niSii The class numbers thirty.
lieutenant P,hiloon u away on ta'Aten
days leave! Capt. and Mrs Mullay. Lieut.
and Mrs. Kobes. Lieut.. and Mrs, .Bene.
dict and Captain \ Martin. attended the
frat II, the dinIer.dances at the spo..
kane Hoeel Wednesday. !!
Mrs. Cleveland Rockwell guest Of her
daughter. Mrs. Patrick Fl. Mullay. re.
turned home last Sunday. Major and
Mrs. Albright were guests Of Lieut. and
Mrs Koehlesr 1t bridge on Thursday
night. Mrs. George A. Herbst asked . few
ladies' in Thursday afternoon to meet
Mrs. Frederick Copeland. OF Bismarck.
N. b. Mrs.. Davis assisted Mrs. Herbst
In serving dainty refreshments. Among
the callers were Mesdames Albright.
Benedict. Jepson, stone. tWhestover and
Ross.
A chess tournament has been started
by CAPTAIN Martin, Leutenants Jepson,
sWcstove.r, Koehler, Harding and Ross.
The OFFICERS and. men Of Co. n. 18th In
fantry, gave . smoker complimentary e
Co. B, 18th Infantry. and Co. II. Cd In
fantry. National Guard Of Washington.
A fine program wa presented, special
features being wrestling and bhe9xsiln,a
bouts. recltatlons, and singing BY Mr..
Kelley. Of Spokane. Il.
a hope and a vision he deep In my SOUL
And they grip me as memories rise.
A hope for a something I lost in the past
And a vision that touches the skies.
Oh! the ld.time friend that trod with me
awhile on the Journey through.
And then went ,out on the path alone,
And came no more in view ..
We had journeyed together many. = day
He. and my brother. and 4.
And in sunshine Or sssfn " in labor o.
play,
Our steadfasti friend was nigh.
And I cried. oh! I cried, in those boyhoot
years.
For my friend who went out alone.
On the dusky road that I could not se'
And that ends In the great unknown
AVA 49, - ys1-f II.
y. 8. TRADE TOPS WORLD
New Haven, Conn., Jap.. 27--Busi
ness conditions IN the United State
are better than anywhere else In tn
world despite the general depression
according to statements made by WI
liam o.. lRAdnAld, secretary q com
rnerce, 1T y luncheon 10 his honor.
greater trade ~!ldaee.plr,eessslllson [! 2
the present time" said Mr.. Redileld
lis in England, Germany, Auatlrts
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