The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-02-15

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of the week is the final of the series
of eight parties given by the Capital
Dance club in Patterson hall Friday
evening. The committee on arrange
ments closes most successful series
Of parties which have been enjoyed
by the younger dancing set. One of
the largest crowds of the season is
expected to attend the affair tomor.
row evening. ..- .............
The Fortnightly club met yesterday
afternoon with Mrs. Henry J. Linde,
at her home in Avenue A. The pro-
gram was featured by splendid pap
ers on America as World Power"
by Mrs. G. l.. Young: Panama" by
Mrs. F. Talcott and administration
of the Canal" by Mrs. F.: r. Smyth.
The roll call was responded to by
short talks on the industrial and So
cia1 conditions of the United States.
A double wedding was solemnized
Wednesday morning in the St. An
thOny Catholic church, when Rev.
Father Augustine Fox united in mar
riage Miss Theresa Weigle and lngus
Krois and Miss Frances Graft and An
ton Weigle of st. Anthony. The serv.
ices were read at 8 o'clock, and were
supplemented by a wedding break
fast at the home of Anton Weigle, Sr.
Mrs. Weigle is a sister of Mrs. George
Grunenfelder of lMandan, who was
among the wedding guests,
Bride and Groom to Return.
Major and Mrs. Frank B. Henry of
this city, bride and groom Of Jan
uary, who have been spending their
honeymoon at the iRadisson, Mime
apolis, are expected to arrive in the
city in a short time and will be at
home to their friends March 1, at the
Rose apartments. Major and Mrs
Henry left Minneapolis last evening,
but expect to spend a short time in
Valley City and Jamestown before
returning to the city.
Entertains at Musicale.
Mrs. w. A. Hughes was hostess the
first Of the week at her home in Sew.
enth street, at charmingly appoint
ed musicale and fancy work party.
Thirty-six guests attended and the
musical program was presented by
Mrs. F. E. Luehe, Miss Fay Conner,
the latter sister of the hostess, Mrs.
H. H. Steele and Mrs. c.. B. Taylor.
The national colors were used in
keeping with Lincoln's birthday an
niversary and daffOdils we're the
blooms used. Mrs. Hughes was as
sisted by Miss Conner.
For Or. craighead.
DR.. E. s. Craighead, state commits. I
sioner of education, was the guest of
honor at dinner given Tuesday even
ing by President Crane of the state
normal school in Minot. The dinnor
was served under the direction of
Miss Bryson of the home economics
department and red and white ap'
)ointments suggestive of Valentine
we're used. Following the dinner a
short musical program and talk by
Dr.. Craighead featured. The guests
included members Of the city school
BOARD, the library board, tho park
BOARD and the school board OF IIarri
son township.
Women's Club Notes.
The Current Events club was en-.
ertained yesterday afternoon by Mrs.
!. G. Moore at her home in Fifth
treet. South American Islands" was
he subject studied and interesting
,apers on Falkland Islands" by Mrs.
:. E. Packard; "Tierra del Fuego' by
Mrs. Alfred Zuger; "Margarita Island"
~ Mrs. w. c. eastman were read.
Valentine rhymes were given as re.
,ponses and the round table discus
lions were in charge of Mrs. Cash
nan, the president. The Moore home
vas artistically appointed in red
learts and carnations, in keeping
With the Valentine season. During
he social hour Mrs. John A. Larson,
With Mrs. A. J. Arnot at the piano.
ang and Miss Marjorie Moore, young
laughter of the hostess, contributed
'iano numbers. Mrs. Moore was as
listed by Miss Marjorie.
Personal Notes.
Mrs. George Gussner, who has been
he guest of Mrs. Christian Kundert
4 Avenue A, has returned to her
ome in Mandan While here she at
ended the production of "The Blue
'aradise"
Miss Emma Hille and Miss Huber.
eachers in the New Salem schools,
Tho have been the guests of Mr.. and
frs. G. D. Huber of Second street,
ave returned.
Mrs. Charles A. Lack and children
ave gone to Williston, where they
,ill join Mr.. Lack and make their
uture home. Mr.. Lack, who was for
nerly connected with the local Stacy
'ruit company, has been made man.
ger of the Williston branch.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. T. Owens who
ave been spending the last ten days
4 the Twin Cities, following trip
0 Texas, have returned to their
ONE in Fifth street. Mr.. Owens also
made a short trip to Chicago.
Mrs. T. H. Williams, who has been