The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-12-26
Ex.c;overnor'. DAUGHTER WEEDS.

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Ex-Governor's Daughter WEEDS.
A military wedding of statewide in.
terest was solemnized Christmas day
in the home of Ex-Governor and Mrs.
E. Y. Sarles of Hillsboro when their
daughter, Miss Doris, became the bride
of Lieut.. Fred B. Mann of Devils
Lake. Both families are prominently
known in the state. Lieut.. Mann is
stationed at Camp Dodge and he and
his bride departed for that place fol-
lowing the marriage services
...- Children Not Forgotten.
Not a child in the capital city was
overlooked Christmas by Santa Claus,
according to Ensign Marshall of the
Salvation army. Huge stockings and
toys were. given the army to supply
everyone Santa would otherwise have
overlooked. number of stockings
and toys found their way to the oar
racks in time to be delivered with the
Sc baskets given to the needy of the
city Approximately 25o toys we're
distributed
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~
! A pretty home wedding took place
this morning in the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. C. G. Ieithon in Thayer stree,
when their daughter, Miss Gertrude
Petition became the bride OF Van l..
Middlemas of this city. The service
was read at o'clock by Rev. Fl. c.
Postlethwaite of the Presbyterian
church. Only the immediate family OF
the bride and few intimate friends
were guests. A, wedding breakfast
supplemented the service. Mr.. and
Mrs. Middlemas departed on No. for
eastern points. They will reside at
3l5 Mandan avenue.
Nurses Christmas Party.
The nurses of the St. AleXius ..os-
Dital held their annual Christmas fes-
tiyities Christmas evening in the nurs-
es' reception ROOM The nurses ar
ranged "a most interesting Christmas
program of carols and violin and piano
numbers, which was most entertain
!, ing A large Christmas tree was lad
: ened with gifts for The nurses and sis
tiers, who were most literally remem'
ssbered1Oy friends from the city and
from a distance. the nurses repeated
their program of carols to the patients
Christmas day and sang at the mid
night mass in the hospital chapel
Christmas eve The s;aff physicians
their wives and number Of friends
from the city were guests. Sister
Eoniface, mother superior at the insti
tuition. gave the nurses and sisters
their annual gifts from he hospital
Sister BoBniface was sh0wered with
many handsome gifts from friends o.
this city and from out.of-towa rela
tives and friends. II 'ta. .s#,. ~
f." II Large Sum for yorph ms. liza.
The sum Of $4,000 was taken as ;hf
lettering for the orphaps of ,Armenis
r and Serbia at the Christmas exercises
given Ch~ictimpr So NV 'ho Snrdr'
school of the McCabe church undel
the direction of Mrs. J. G. Moore
Mrs. w. J. Hutcheson and Mrs. Ba
ker. The program was one OF INT
most elaborate ever given at tn
church. The stage was set to repre-
sent manger and DR.. w. J. Hutche
son WIN HIS HldeIC ldAIeIA IoCuoou
star which guided the three wise me-
tothe birthplace, where they went t.
distribute their gifts. Three of tn
men of the church represented tn
wise men and wore elaborate ceremon
ial robes of the various lodges. Cand
and peanuts were given to all the chi
dren. A special feature was the read
ing of a poem entitled "The Way O
It." w. c. Shor: of San Jose, Cal
but formerly OF Pembina, this state
is the author.
Have White Christmas.
Nurses at the Bismarc'; hOspita
Il held the Christmas festivities Chris
3 mas evening in the large dining room
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