Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-01-02

Charles +. Dupues and Miss Fife J.
Morrissey. The couple were unattended
and the impressive ring service was used
The bride was becomingly attired in 4
dark suit and the happy couple left fol
Williston near where they will reside OF
a valuable farm. Sg n g. ~ &
Kept Open House.--Mr. and Mrs. Il. G
Patterson were at home to their friends
and kept open house In their apartments
at tho. Mckenzie hotel New Years day
During the day many friends called and
we're gracioisly received. : as : -"
Sorority ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Sorority Of the high school vas enter
tanned at the warden's homo at the pen
itentiary last evening by Miss Esther
Talcott. There were IL couples. Dancing
was the order of the evening, followed by
refreshments. Music was furnished by the
prison orchestra. The function was q
most delightful one INC afforded much
pleasure and fun for those who were
fortunate enough to be present. ,
Away to Wsd.-Mandan News: Eric A.
Thorberg and his sister and brother.
Miss Clara and Harry, left Thursday for
Milbank, South Dakota, where he will
be married to Mics n Clark. Miss Thor
berg will play the wedding march and
the groom's brother will Officiate as the
best man. ~" d.. .@. 3 ..... ~.
Miss Clark taught in the Mandan pub
lie schools two years ago., and has many
warm friends here. The couple will re.
turn after a short honeymoon.
Tayior-Tracy.-A wedding of interest
to a large circle of friends occurred in
st. Paul, when Miss Hazel Taylor, of
Minot, and Peter Tracy of the same city
We're married in the Catholic church.
Miss Mary Tracy and Thomas Tierney
were the attendants. Tho young couple
will visit friends and relatives IN several
Minnesota cities and later will be at
shome to their friends IN the groom's
claim near Minot. Mr.. Tracy was a for
mer employe Of the Grand Forks Herald.
PuIvsr-MoravItz.-At St. James Cath
olic church In jamestown occurred the
marriage of Miss Lena Moravitz to Sam
uel Pulver, both of Valley City. Rev
Father Kelly officiated and the attend
ants were Miss Margaret Moravitz and
c. II. Pulver. Following the ceremony
the brida party repaired to the home OF
the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Moravitz, where an elaborate wedding
breakfast was served. The young people
will make their home in Valley City,
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New Years Day at Washtngton.-New
Years day in the capital was observed
without many of the official functions
which generally mark 1t as a day of
brilliant social events. President Will
sons absence has eliminated the prin.
clpal feature, the White House recep-
ton, which always is depended upon to
bring out between 5000 and 10000 callers
ut the executive mansion where. In years
gone by, the cabinet, army and navy Of
ticers, members of the diplomatic corps,
the, congressional set, members Of the
winter social colony and the rank and
file of citizens have presented an i'm
pressive picture as they passed IN line,
shaking hands and exchanging New
Years greetings with the president. The
principal event of the official color was
q breakfast to the diplomatic corps in
the hall Of the Americas, at the Fan.
American Union building. given by Sec
rotary Bryan and Mrs. Bryan. Most cab
met members were in the city dining
with their friends or families.
A January eride.-The wedding an
nouncement Of a Bismarck young lady
appears in the Grand Forks Herald as
follows: "A wedding announcement that
will be received with interest by hosts
of friends throughout the state, is that
of Miss Leone Cory. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. F.. NJ. Cory Of Bismarck. and
Fred Grabenstein of. Deer Lodge, Mont.
The marriage will be solcmnized at the
home of Miss Cory's parents. In Bis
marck, on Thursday, January goth, and
will be a quiet affair. The same day MIR.
and Mrs. Cory will celebrate their Goth
wedding anniversary. Both young peo-
pie are well known in Grand Forks. Miss
Cory resided in this city until q year
ago when she moved to Bismarck will,
her parents. She is a charming young
woman and a talented musician. having
graduated from Wesley College Conser.
vatory Of Music. where she was one Of
the instructors for some time. During
his residence here Mr.. Grabenstein was
connected with the 'Dacotah Pharmacy
and recently located in Deer Lodge,
where he is proprietor Of q drug store.
Following the ceremony q wedding
luncheon will be served, n Mr.. Ora
bernstein and his bride will leave for
Deer Lodge, where they will be Mt home
to their friends. @'
New Wear Thoughts.-
If any little word OF mine can make a
life brighter,
If any little son Of mine can make a
heart lighter, 4
God help me take my little word and
take my bit of singing
And drop it in; some little vale and set
the echoes ringing.
Think truly, and thy thought
Shall the worlds famine feed:
Speak truly, and each word OF thine
Il Shall he a fruitful seed; f.
Live truly, and they life shalf be
A great and noble creed.