The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1916-12-04
SOCIETY

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the knight Of Pythias hall. when the
election Of officers will take place. The
meeting will be called at 8 o'clock and
all members are asked to attend. ~:
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= Motor Party, Herr. \
A motor party composed Of the Viii.
ton teachers,-Miss B., I. Vik, Miss
Ethel Greer, Miss Olga Barke. Miss l.
H. Webb and Miss A. Stiehm- spent
Friday and Saturday in the city. Fri
day the party visited the penitentiary.
They were chaperoned by Mrs. Harry
Thompson Of Wilton. y
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Returns From Eastern Trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Patterson Of the
Mckenzie Hotel returned Sunday eve
ming on No. l, from an eastern trip
which included New York City. Cleve-
land. Chicago and the Twin Cities.
While in New York, they attended the
annual meeting Of the National Hotel
Mems association. which was held in
the Hotel ,Biltmore wednesday, No.
vember %. III. ~
Visits Relatives Here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold WEIGH, re.
cent bride and groom Of Menoken,
visited in the Capital City Saturday,
c3route to Sanger, CAL. where they
will make their home, and were enter
tanned while here by the formers
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. George
A. WEIGH. of Fourth street. Mr.. WEIGH
accepted position in Sanger some
time ago but was unable to leave soon
er because Of illness in his family.
= Entertains Club.
Mrs. E. v. Lair was hostess during
the weekend at her home in the River.
view addition. to co.members Of the
Friday Crochet club. Fancy work was
the diversion and pleasant social
time was enjoyed. The club is com.
posed Of twelve Of the younger So
ciety matrons.. Mrs. Claude Tillotson
of Circle, Mont, house guest Of Mrs.
T. c. Madden, and Mrs.,.H. F. Keller,
Of. the city, were the visiting guests.
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IL Luther Minister WEEDS. i Il.
Announcement is made OF the mar
riage Of Rev: Theodore Hoag, pastor
of the German Lutheran church Of
Verona, N. D., and Miss Hildegarde
Stake, a professional nurse of Moor
head, MINI. Their marriage was an
event Of Thanksgiving day in the
Moorhead Swedish Lutheran church,
with the pastor. Rev. Mr.. Ecklund, Of.
floating. He was assisted by Rev. H.
Gross Of Arthur, N. D. Rev. Mr.. Hoag
and his bride will reside in Verona,
where the former has been pastor Of
the German Lutheran church for the
last three years. 4 ,aj'.H
|,,oM /. SLOPE SOCIAL NOTES. MT
Elaborate preparations are being
made by the Dickinson lodge No. 1887
b. p. o. Elks, for their annual ball,
which will be an event OF Monday eve.
ming, December II. The famous TIL.
lotson Singing orchestra Of Grand
Forks has been engaged to furnish
the music. The affair 1ill be given
for Elks, their families and women
friends OILY and win not be public i.
on former occasions. ...,s T.. e., ,l.,l',..+
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The Dickinson Masons are arrang
ing for. q large dancing party for: Sat
urday evening, December 8, whom the
Tillotson Singing orchestra will fur.
nish the music. Special plans are
being made for this event. The regu.
lar Masonic social dance was held
Saturday evening last in their temple
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Announcement has been made Of
the wedding Of Miss Stella Boulger Of
Dickinson and Dan Banberry Of st.
Paul. Their wedding was an event Of
Wednesday morning, November ~, in
st. Patrick's R. G. church, Rev. Faith
er Dignam officiating. The groom Is
a travelling salesman with headquar
tiers in st. Paul, where they will re-
side.
A wedding of interest was solemniz
ed Wednesday morning, November ~
in Killdeer. when Miss Bertha Price
was married to Grant Palmer. Their
wedding was very quiet affair, owing
to recent death in the brides family
Tho groom is we'll known young
business man of Halliday. He is q
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. J!fA. Palmer, pho
neer residents of that community.
The Washburn Tuesday club will
meet tomorrow afternoon. This will
be the last meeting until after the hol
idays with the exception of the annual
social meeting which is scheduled fol
: Tuesday evening, December 10. Mrs
w. G. Hendricks will be the leader
Papers on prison Reform" will be
| read by Mr.. Rice and environment
and Heredity" by Mrs. Mccullough
During November the club was divid
ed into four divisions and each divi
sion was asked to raise SIS to carry
on the work of the public library. The
first division. of which Mrs. Williams
was chairman. raised the stipulated
amount inside of two weeks and 1t the
last meeting gave the treasurer, a