The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-07-02
ma Dean Best. Merton Taylor, and
Helen Christensen. g2Yl
Organizes Church, Society.

Helen Christensen. g
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{ Organizes Church, Society.
4 The young women of St. Georges
Episcopal church have organized a
new society and will meet every Fri
day for work. The members have al.
so decided to sow for the Red Cross
on Tuesdays. Miss Anne Atkinson
was named temporary chairman and
Miss Glenn Bruce, Observation-Disclosures
The first meeting will be held with
Miss Atkinson in Avenue 3, Friday
afternoon. ,t--
.. Entertains for Son.
Mrs. E. F. Beltman entertained
Friday afternoon at her home in
Thayer street, in honor of the third
birthday anniversary Of her son,
Master Kenneth Beltman. Children's
games formed the amusement and a
birthday luncheon featured. A birth
day cake ornamented with three tap
ers centerede the table. twenty-five
little gusts attended: Master Ken
meth received many beautiful gifts.
Mrs. Eeltman was assisted by Mrs. j.
J. Tucker. ..I>a-
carpenter-Haeeman NuptiaIs. =
An interesting account of the mar
riage of Miss Georgia Belle Carpenter,
formerly librarian of the State His
torical society, and Charles Henry
Hageman of this city, is printed in
the Randolph, N. Y. Weekly Register.
Following is an excerpt Of same: :.
"A simple, but very pretty wedding,
was that of Miss Georgia Belle Car
penter and Charles Henry Hageman,
which was solemnized at noon Satur.
day, June %, in the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. V.
Carpenter of Washington street. The
Presbyterian ring service was read
by Rev. e. C. Fellowes. a.
THE bride wore gown Of white
charmeuse made entraine, with over
dress of embroidered chiffon, and
trimmings of lace and pearls. Her
tulle veil was caught with a wreath
of white blossoms which framed her
face. She carried q beautiful shower
bouquet of white sweet peas: Mrs.
Ida D. Pike, pianist, and Miss Mil
dred Morrison; 1violinist,. played the
wedding music. Just previous to the
service Walter Wilhelm sang, 20
Promise me-" and 1.-THE Harbor of
Love-" The ceremony was performed
beneath an imprOvised altar of ferns
and pink blooms"
= Following the ceremony wedding
dinner was served with covers for "a.
Mr.. Hageman and his bride are enjoy
ing a wedding trip to eastern points.
They will return to the Capital City
the last of the month ana will make
their home here
e.. Personal Notes.
; Mrs. Victor J. LaROse OF Sixth
street returned Sunday from y two
weeks sojourn in Minneapolis and
- Norman Lifyydahi I Of this 7 place was
u wbek- end GUEST at the E. r. Burke
Cottage at Lake u Sallie, MINI. Mr..
Burke also spent the weekend with
bis family h';@ ~ "7'n. lEsf-1 .&N8.a. 4
@e Miss Staley of Garrison is the guest
of her brother and sister.in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles, Staley, of Sixth
street. ri y" .7.',aer+t fsaYl.i H5zs&&t-5 +
q. Miss Fedora Drurey, Of Dickinson is
the guest of Miss Catherine Morris
of Sixth street. She is. also. visiting
her brother, member Of Company X,
now stationed at Fort Lincoln. b.. 49,. 7
Mrs. Sidney Cohn and children of
this place have returned from q sew.
era1 weeks VISIT I'M the twin cities,
Duluth and W ahpeton. ~ y: ''sf'' #a
MIS-: r.. 'So Clayton Of Avenue B re.
turned 'gathfdayF from Dickinson,
where she was the guest of Mrs. Chris
tian Thompson. Mrs. Thompson is q
former resident of the Capital City.
Mrs. w. Hannewald of Fifth street
is recovering nicely from injuries re.
ceived in a fall down fight of stairs.
Miss Lydia Fredell and Miss Bird,
nurses in training at st. Alexius hos.
pital, have returned from spending
their vacations in Red Wing and Os-
wego, MINI. Miss Weber, a member
of ths class, is spending her vacation
with relatives in Strasburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Clark of Avenue
A left last night for Minnesota, where
they will visit Mr.. Clark's old home
in Stevens. -, e..
Ethel Jones' Of Sparta; Wis.,
has arrived in the city to spend the
summer vacation with her sister, Mrs.
E(-S '-~3 . "a. -.