Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-01-10

Tue rlaSneF TOdu tHe cur SHluucu anu
tpned over. on its side in tlrnnllng 4. cor
ner. ~
Father Clemens was thrown out and
sustained severe bruises and q badly
wrenched back. DR.. Kranz escaped with
q few minor bruises and scratches.
The automobile top was ripped Of,
the Windshield broken ana the body con
slderably damaged" i. ss.ss
tLANE-BALL-Miss Ethel lane. for
the past two months employed In the Of
flee OF Register Of Deeds Coon at Stcell
surprised her friends when she married
Frank Ball Of Moosejaw. Sask., in Fargo.
Miss Lane has grown up In Pleasant
Hill and Steele, her parents having CONT
here about twelve years ago from Rolfe.
Iowa. She is the only daughter OF Mrs.
Dell Hart Of neal Driscoll. and niece Of
Mr.. and Mrs. f. r. ASHLEY. Miss Lane
finished a two year course spring, and
at once went to work in the court house.
1t is understood MIR. BAH is to be en-
pioyed in a bank at Moosejaw.
* SHOWER FOR MISS COREY.-The
young ladiesIo st. Elizabeth Guild gave
q shower III honor Of Miss Corey. q
bride Of this month, at the home OF Miss
Remington. The gifts were presented ~
a large basket tied with an immense how
Of red satin ribbon. After a short mus.
icalA program the guests. sixteen In mum
her, were seated at a beautifully appoint.
ed table in the dining room and enjoyed
q luncheon. The decorations Were Of car.
nations, with a cluster of the same low
crs, at the place of the guest OF honor
Miss Corey has been n ,devout mem:N.i
Of st. George Church. and OF ST. Enza
beth Guild. since her parents came to the
city to live, a year ago, from Grand Forks
N D. CLUB PIcNICs IN CALIFORNIA
"A North Dakota picnic was; recently
held in San Deigo. ut Chula Vista, Il
nearby suburb, at the Benton and Darl-
ing ranches. It is an ideal spot for North
Dakota reunions. There were over 100
people, present from North Dakota. II
was q fine, day and everything passed Of
smoothly. The picnicers ate their dinner
on the lawn. California residents who
have become acclimated to the. ways
know how to entertain company. Among
those ut the picnic were Harry Edwards,
George W!Rship. Charles Mellett, Fl. c.
HotcllkiSs. Col. John r. Benton. Frank
II. Beals and many others. 1t is under
stood that the last named is taking tan.
60 lessons. and expects to learn also the
bunny hug" Lydia PaIkhurst was
not at the picnic. having missed her
train" a. .... - . ~, A..
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BLACK HOSE NO LONGER SMART,
In the evening smart women avoid
black stockings. like poison. says a writ
! er in the January Strand. they are not
smart-not even with q black dress. as a
rule. Pale. flesh-colored stockings are the
thing today: No matter what color the
dress may he, flesh.colorcd stockings viii
always be correct with my frock which
allows the throat and neck to be seen,
since they carry out the same note OF
color. With tailor-mades and With after
noon dresses tho stockings should match
The dress or the shoes or the gloves. or at
least some not in the general color
scheme. ,. a.4sii. a{.R 4gs
11S COao1 sci1e!iIe' ;,iCHtat Lily WoAAo
ceases to revolye there will be- some col.
ors that do not suit certain women
Many people look hideous in one partic
| ular,. color, while another will change
their whole appearance! I do not believe
there IS one single Frenchwoman II
Paris. who is ignorant as to which col
ors do not suit here. And when once sht
has discovered them she never wears
them in any circumstances. s&1