The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1916-11-23

wedding was an event of Wednesday
in the St. James cathedral. Rev. Fa-
Their Geraghty read the service A
wedding breakfast was served at the
home of the bride. Mr. Mraz and
bride will reside in St. Paul.
Mrs. Remington ~.
Mrs. p. c., Remington is confined TO
her home in Seventh street, by i'll.
ness.
Visiting in East.
Miss Mary Brazerol of First street
left yesterday for st. Cloud, MIMI,
where she will visit friends for some
time. " --,.
o. e. S. Meeting.
A special meeting OF the Bismarck
chanter' of the Order OF the Eastern
Star will be held Friday evening in
the Masonic temple A class will be
initiated. T H.r
Gives Dinner Party.
Mrs. A. NJ. Fisher entertained last
evening at her home in Avenue b, at
d dinner party, in honor Of the birth
day anniversary Of her husband, DR..
Fisher. "A color scheme Of yellow
was used and the table held center
piece OF yellow chrysanthemums. Gov
ers were laid for Dr.. and Mrs. F. B.
Strauss, DR.. and Mrs. NJ. w. Roam
and the honor guest and hostess.
Church Society Meets.
Mrs. H. F.. Keller was hostess this
afternoon at her home in the River
view addition to members of tho
Ladies' Aid society Of the Baptist
church. During the afternoon final
plas were made for their food and
fancy work sale which will be con
Quoted Saturday afternoon in the Of
flee of the Gas Company, Fifth and
Broadway "A social hour followed
the business session.
To Hold Church Benefit.
Members of the Ladies Aid society
OF the Presbyterian church made final
arrangements for their sale and sup
per, which they will give Wednesday
and Thursday, December 81, at
meeting of the society this afternoon
in the church chapel. They also ar
ranged to place on sale before
Thanksgiving homemade mince meat
and fruit cake. Anyone desiring to
place orders can call Mrs. Robert Orr,
president Of the society, or Mrs. F. l..
Shuman.
League Benefit at Success.
Thirteen tables were in play yester-
day afternoon for whist at the bene-
fit party given in the Knights of Col
umbus hall by the Civic improvement
league. Mrs. G. D. Mann and Mrs. !
]. l.. Whitney tied for the honor and
in a draw it went to Mrs. Whitney.
During the afternoon Mrs. Richard
Thistlethwaite contributed piano num-
bers, which were well received The
committee in charge is very much |
pleased at the cooperation, given
them by the women of the city.
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Woman's Club Meeting.
The, Current Events club met yes
terday afternoon with Mrs. G.. r.
Squire at her home in Second street.
Central America" was the subject
studied and papers were read by Mrs.
Alfred Zuger on Guatemala" Mrs.
A. j., Arnot on Salvador" and Mrs.
George wallace read a paper prepar-
ed by Mrs. NJ. p. Moore on "Nicara-
qua" Mrs. Squire also read paper
On "As Republic, and It's Sanitary
Conquest" which was held over from
The October 18th meeting when Pana.
ma was studied Mrs. F. J. Marcel
|us played piano solo and an en-
ioyable social hour featured.
The F'ortnightly club held its regu-
ar meeting yesterday afternoon with
Mrs. N. O. Ramsfad at her home in
Fourth street. The reconstruction
period of the United States was stud
ed and interesting papers were read
BY Mrs. F. X. Smyth on Factors in
Mrs. NJ. C. Budlong
IN policies of President and Con
yress;" Mrs. G. J. Johnson on PRO
,ess of Reconstruction" The roll call
vas responded to by phases Of the
Universal Peace Movement. Mrs. NJ.
!. Martin, wife Of the superintendent
u the public schools, has been re-