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

the marriage service a wedding luncf
was served. Only members of the immed'
late family were present. The same even
ing the young people left for the east OF
a wedding trip. While away they viii
visit the home of the room in low as
well as several places Of Interest.
Guest Of Mrs. HaNsy.--Mr. Gerald
Lyon, who Is a student Of the Universit!
of Minnesota. is in tho city. the guest Of
his sister, Mrs. James Haney. during thf
holiday season. r.
Visited Her Rehabilitation Re.
publican: MIR. and Mrs Earl Frederick
spent Christmas and the week end al
Bismarck the guests of Mrs. Frederick's
father, j. !. Roop. @
Tronnes-Parrish.--Mis Julia Iron
mes, Of Crookston and Joseph Parrish
were married by Judge Gossman IN
Crookston. The couple left for their ncw
home in Fargo. where they will reside.
Pleasant Party at Wiiton.-The New
Years Eve dancing party. given by a
number of society people. at Wilton, was
a very great success, one Of the most
beautiful affairs ever given in Wilton
Conservation Of Bishop 1yier.-The
conservation of Archdeacon Tyler, the
Bishop.elect of North Dakota, takes
,1a,o 80 nrorctou,p Mi nm thu fao az
of the Epiphany, January 9th. Dean
Bowling of Fargo expects to be present
Hayrack Party.-A most jolly affair,
and one decidedly novel in North Da-
kota on New Years Eve was q hayrack
party given to a number of young people
in the northern part Of the state..s the
hastess being Miss Miriam Taylor Of
Minot.
Smith-Long.-Miss Georgia Hazel
Smith and Fred Long Of Black Loan
were married at LaMoure, Rev. Mr..
satchjen officiating. Immediately follow.
ing the ceremony, Mr.. and Mrs Lone
left for Santa Rosa, CAL. where, they will
spend a month with relatives.
To Observation-Disclosures News: c. A
Heegard left on No. 2 Sunday evening tc
join his wife in Minneapolis md they viii
spend tho Holiday season with thcir
son and daughter-in-laW, after which
they will go into the Sunny Southland
to- spend a three month"; vacation trip
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Anna Jcn.
sen and Adolph Fludinger were united
in marriage at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
A.. H. Lindquist of Williston. Rev. A.
S. Shaw read the marriage vows, after
which the bridal party enjoyed a daintv
luncheon. The young couple left the same
day for Barr, Mont, where they win re.
side in the future. ,a% "
Orvedahl-OreDe.-A beautifully" TAP
pointed church wedding was solemnizcd
at the Salem church in Stanley township
when Miss Ada Ccrtina Orvedahl and
Sivert c.. Drege were united in marriage,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dregc will be at home in
Rugby, N. D. after January Is, where the
groom connected with the county audi
tors office. a
-, ri @IaH . "@y
vaaIer-Johnson.-Miss Nora Johnson
and Adolph Waller were married at VAL
ley City. The wedding took place at the
home Of the brides parents. and Rev: c.
A.. Naeseth performed the ceremony in
the presence of twenty-five friends and
relatives. Following the ceremony a we'd
ding luncheon was served by the brides
mother. @aG
Minot Social FunctIon.-One Of tho pref
tiest social functions Of the week was
given by several Of the young men OF
Minot in honor Of the Minot young peo'
pie who are home from college to spend
holidays. There were about IS couples
present and the spirit of merriment and
good cheer reigned supreme during the
evenings gaiety. r. K.
Observation-Disclosures very pretty,
though quiet wedding occurred at the
Presbyterian manse at M'not. when Rev.
p. W. Erickson united in marriage Mr..