The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 31, 1924, Page 5

‘ ‘ { ~~ } | rT | | 1 } ev ¢ Blumer and Mikkelson © Nuptials wedding was solemnized this afte o’clock at the home of Nathan, 614 eighth street, when her! daughter, Miss Cla: Blumer, — be- came the bride of Mr, N. L. Mikkel- son of Minneapolis. Guests included members of the immediate families and a few intimate friends. Just before the processional, Miss Evelyn Mikkelson, ister of the groom, very capably sang “Oh Prom ise Me.” At the opening strai Mendelssohn’s “Wedding Mare! fectively played by Miss Alma Mik- kelson, ayother sister of the groo the bridal-party proceeded to an im: provised altar, a setting of pink r and stevia, Reverend Walter Ff. Va- r, pastor of the McCabe Methodist church, performed the ceremony, the ring service being used. The bride's sister, Miss Mabel Nathan, was maid of honor, and Mr, Wallace Mikkelson, | brother of the groom, acted as best|© man, The bride’s gown was fashioned of white satin crepe. Her veil of tulle was caught about the head by a th of orange blossoms and myr- She carried a shower bouquet of roses and lilies of the valley. The maid of honor wore a dress of sapphire blue taffeta and silver lace, and her corsage was of pink Colum- bia roses and freezia, After an informal reception, a’ two course buffet: luncheon was served. Mrs. Mikkelson has grown to wom- anhood in Bismarck, having been graduated from the local high school and business callege. She is alyo a graduate: of Asbury College, Ken- tucky. For three years she has been employed in ’this city as executive clerk in the’ office of the governor. During the past month, several show- ers have been given in compliment to her, The groom has lived in Minneapolis most of his life, and is a graduate of East High School of that cjty. He has taken work at the University of Minnesota, having been graduated later from Asbury College. Recently he took post graduate studies at Col- umbia University, Mr. and Mrs. Mikkelson will leave} , at once for Kentucky, where Mr. Mik kelson will resume his work as one|¢ of the professors of history at As-| 5 bury College. ENTERTAINS AT BRIDGE Mrs. A.M. Brazerol entertained at three tables of bridge yesterday ufternoon at her home, 410 Third street, with Mrs. Carl Munson win- ning high score. Miss Charlotte Logan, who is a student of the Uni- versity of North Dakota, was an|} honor guest. Decorations were car- ried sut in the holiday colors, with holiday flowers and poinsettias. A delightful lunch was served at the close of the games. Mrs. Brazero wa: sisted by her mother, Mrs. O. E. Anderson. DELPHIAN CHAPTER TO MEET Delphian Chapter of Alpha Eta will; hold their regular meeting on Janu- ary 2, at 9:30 o'clock at the McKen- zie Motel. Shakespeare's tragedy] yf, “The Tempest” will be studied, with Mrs. Schoregge as leader. Text re ports will be given as follows: Act 2 <4 . Mrs, Knowles Act Il. . Mrs, MeIntyre Act III . «ae Nupen Act IV. Mrs. Newton Act V Mrs. Whitson NEW COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF KIDDER Miss Ethel Hutchinson, who has been teaching near Arena, has been elected county superintendent of Kidder. She was in Bismarck yes- terday on business accompanied by her sister, Miss Inez Hutchinson, who is teaching in Kidder county. ISSUED: MARRIAGE LICENSES Marriage licenses were issued to Miss Hattie Mae Germain and Gor- don Henry Metlon, both of Bismarck, and Miss Christine Fuhrer and John H. MacMonagle, both teaching «in McKenzie, yesterday by the..county judge. “ TO SPEND NEW YEAR IN FARGO Miss Lena Narverud left this morning for Fargo where she wil spend New Year and the weekend with her sister, Mrs. H, M, Hetland and friends. LEAVES FOR FARGO Mrs. J. H. Bloom left this morning for Fargo whére she will spend New Year with her son, E. S. Bloom. Seep \ The McKenzie Hotel New Year’s Ball Wednesday even- ing Dre. 31st. Make your reservations early. The Weather Generally. fair and con- tinued cold tonight and Thursday. ONE: PRICE THAT —o— Midnight To Be when th d will e manageme chestra will fu party, Dinner dining room at makers and Ne will be provided of-town people ion fer the given at the this ing by pie colors of the and blue, are balloons wil n Queen olive Creame: Tee Cream Supper will by PANHELLENIC last evening a Agnes Orr, & supper was se thirty-five national soro the soror tions were carr mas colors, th ated with cand the cent scheme, Christmas tree 1 , after w r. Pheron visit with Mr. MISSION C The Mission Baptist Church G, B. Neweom CALLED TO I I L, E, Smith Decorah, lowa, the illness of | Smith, with his sister, left this morn New Rockford. Children (REQ. U.S. PAT. OFF. ” Quality-Style-Keonomy dag) SF Ga At The McKenzie: The annual N Kenzie hotel will uests, it w crowd is expected Grand Pacific To Be Scene Of U.C.T. Ball) The annual Ni ers will open at 9:40 p. n y special features to be | introduced with the dance a five hestra will play and novel ions which will be in the organization, yellow | plann Caps and | t Ae fects, and’ is particularly recom A LIBERAL PORTION The Pan Hellenic A their first annual Christ gh and Miss Madge honors were won by Mr, Henry |)" : onors, r on by Mr. Henry | 4)... » Wi Brown und Miss Louise Keller. puss Setar | delic urse luncheon w: t ai | wanted to be LEAVE FOR MISSOURI 'y, of Sterling, left the latt of the week for Knox City, Mo will’ be gone for three weeks. at her residence, 924 Sixth street. Mrs. Oscar Raaen will be the leader. | LEAVES FOR NEW ROCKFORD |]. L. Bowers, who has been: visiting” Sa Grae. | Cleaner, Safer and Cheaper. love —— | Their active, energetic, little | bodies frequently require a : large amount of | , nourishment and much of this is suppliedby Baker’s Cocoa ina, readily . assimilable form. VEG 1191,— ; W terBaker& Calta f 9}4— Ath St, Bong. 0F, (40 SPRING COAT eis hea ah which she rode’ ¢ of the Duanes,” is di _ THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE m with his new two The picture ’ Robin Blue n Reynolds Hl ole t ; ‘ ‘apitol for 3 days start- ates issued foy na and Reace Me apnea ae ing Dee. 31s Make y — = pe aera: New License MIRE: LNRURRWER? GANG an] “other” avers ate. HEUTE) oy eae is qaeaaas . | THE SOK Pl. Tow and tracks will bear numerals January 2 re rvatiens ear Dinner i THE ELTINGE Plates To Be Z Feature young "idle Rich" tnan tired of the Ready January 2) coro | ; {L MUSA VEUSUUS BUS UBSUB A 22 BUEUSUBU IIIB. red of the nonotony of his if yse , thrills in New Yor trict. Among the inte of the picture i automobile licenses will le January 2, it was an | dV. 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T commence ‘The MeKenzie Hotel We® sher und Year’s Ball Wednesday ever? ruck plates will have a oily, Each background with black with Ne JUS ee | FROM, HOSKINS-MEYER TO OUR FRIENDS A HAPPY NEW YEAR AND MAY ALL ‘THE GOOD LUCK EN THE WORLD BE YOURS THIS COMING YEAR. carnival appearance. menu follows OPPORTUNITIES FOR One might suspect this young laily HAPPINESS ANID ARS EeHHE GRE sts nCuNinG: ahetat| PROSPERITY. she is not novelty ma- | Gerkins King nes | orted cake Coffe Hed cake tthe new spr terial in black and white, bound with | pele POUL UMA Aer RS Ctn vice ed (un Uo atau tah WE WISH YOU HOLD CHRISTMAS | ul, nonchalant way she af. imended for country and sport wear, t the home of Avenue A. A buf rved at 6 o'clock to) Hi present. being | RICHMOND'S BOOTERY A will postpone all drills ry 6. “Bina Het | THE DAHL CLOTHING STORE eeu i ‘mitted to the Bismarck hospital le ble ment: . s 0 md eitesiunii Wash We extend Best Wishes to all for a Happy and Prosperous New Year and thank our many friends for our prosperity during d out in Orr was a: ¢ in charge, ‘Discharged: Mrs. 1. sity; Mrs. John Huns' Felwood; Mrs. William Koc Runey. | sa 1924. Brown; and) Helen gen wets | ATT THE MOVIES | & ae aa cuieaeaee ed in the holiday with « large lighted | ; in the hall. The Last of hich dancing was a which she ce ivon is ver outdoor Li In our notiee of Victor artists’ eoncert over Radio New Year’s Night we said 10:00 p. m. our time and it should be Ellison and daught of riding, she Ellison’s mother Sonvaianees do whil IRCLE TO } Cirele of the will meet with M nb, Frida! 8:00 P. M. OUR TIME. 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