The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 5, 1926, Page 5

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE | —— JTUESDAY, OCTOBER'S, 1926 } Surprise Party Honors _ Bridal Couple Monday Following the wedding of Miss Urace Banister to Bernard Wegleit- Atkinson-Henson Wedding Solemnized net/ last Event at the home of MF. | _ at St. George’s Episcopal Church #itai"’, Wallies eatcriated i ihe home with a surprise party for daughter of pink roses, Mrs. J. L. Bankston wore the bridal couple. The roums of the . Atkinson, becaine yellow and had for her headdress a| Williamson home had been prettily Forrest Henson, band of yellow: tulle, decorated for the affair and about irginia, Monday. corsage of pink roses. | 26 friends of the couple were in at- afternoon at 5:20 d'clock. The cere! A recention at the Atkinson home , tendance. mony was performed in. St. Georaes on A oll the ceremony.| An informal evening was enjoyed Episcopal chureh by the Rev. F. H.' Mr, and Mr. T. R, Atkinson, the end a supper was served. Mr. and Davenport in the ‘presence of +t bride’s patents, and M: F ira. Wegleitner were presenied witn Ruests, Yellow chrysanthemuma.and son, Sr. -|@ number of lovely gifts, lighted cathedtal candles decorated ceived with be | the altar and autumn foliage and bit: Assisting in the Ne dining room were | WILL GO TO DETROIT terswect were used throughout the, Mrs, Mell E. Pollard, Mts. Myron H.| Frank Milhollan, chairman of the church, Atkinson, Miss Katherine Goddard ieee railtoad Board, has eee an proj wi an, 3 Marion Burke. Mrs. C. invitation preside at the mecting i. Saaeton eet tered Bi ra Yeas eaten | of the state officials’ section of the of the bride with the: Mend Mr. and Mrs. Henson will make| National Saf incil to be athe wedding march, During the their ome nee Virginia, aft. at Detroit, Mi October service Miss gon er a short wedding trip. For trave! e RETD m Grieg's “I Love T RRS uh went the bride is wearing an ensemble VISITOR RETURNS HOME clusion of the eiebiong: dark green and a small green hat.| Mrs. J. Schutz returned to her chorus from Lohengrin Her gown is heavily, cmbroidered’ home in Fargo today ara having Ensign C. W. Moses, U. 8. N., , with gold and red and her coat trim-, heen the guest of Mra, J. F, Forten- Harold L, Robbins were ushers, “hey | med with gray squirrel. | bere for the past week. led the bridal procession and we: Mrs. Henson graduated from Hol- followed by the maid of apn i lins College, Virginia, and is a mem- Ruth Pollard;,who wore a f; ber of Delta Delta Delta sorority. ecru lace over orchid silk. br “band | Mr, Henson.is a graduate of the of rhinestones was her head dress | University of North Carolina and und’ she carried a large arm bouquet | Was! ihington and Lee law college. He! of yellow fsex and lilies of the val-/ is a member of Aloha Chi Rho fepter-| ' i | She wore a, Offers Tremendous Saving This Week In EN’'S FURNISHINGS While the low prices are indeed attractive, it’s the quality of these Furnishings that we want to emphasize. MEN’S NEW FALL SHIRTS $] -65 $2.50 and $3.00 values. Neckband and collar attached styles. By making a very special purchase from a well-known manufacturer of fine Shirts, we have se- cured these fine custom tailored shirts of GENUINE ENGLISH BROADCLOTH and STRIPED PERCALE. F shirt is full cut and roomy and runs true to size in every detail. The English Broadcloth Shirts come in plain colors of tan, grey and blue and in neckband and collar attached styles. The striped Percaie Shirts are in the pian stripe patterns and come in the neckband style only. Every shirt is perfect. Main Floor. ALUMNI MEETING : There will be a regular meeting of he Bismarck hospital alumni asso- iation this evening at 8 o'clock at he Bismarck hosp! tal. HERE FROM | CENTER Mrs. Robert Dunn and niece, Miss Gertrude Dunn have returned to their home at Center after.a few days’ visit in the wity: HERE FROM MINOT Judge J. L. Patda and Dudley Nash . F. Henson, Sr., of Carew,! ey. a The matren of honor was Mts. iene f-town guest. Gordon Cox, sister of the bride, who Virginia, was an ow entered next. ler gown was of yel low georgette and she wore a rhine- MINISTERS COX CONFERENCE stone head band. Her flowers were Oe carten| an jarm bouguet of pink tea roses FRR Le and Milieg 0 Ace: a, oy ad i eet of Episcopal of Minot and W. F. Burnett ot Fargo church this: morning at the McCabe fe visitors in Bismarck today. They | Methodist Episeopel ' churc! The arrived last night. dewoted to busi and 18 IMPROVING tion of committees. This: the innate tet rae! FB. Gallaws of the he: le artine ns. | ser- Oday as im- and his best man, the bride’s brot er, ide ie Atkinson. The rae gown of white satin was given w frosted effect by pearl and rhinestone | Jamestown to attend the state con- embroidery and was made without the | feFence there, \ hove ied conventional train. Her tulle vei 1 R . A H inestones ani she carrie a shower | turned from a month's visit on the! Miss Helen Garvik of Grand Forks piscine of white roses and lilies. o! western const. ,She took the south- arrived in the city Snturday for a Sain ge 1 Pollard ern route from ‘Bismarck to Los An- Visit with her sister, Miss Bess (ar- and silver an olla noe io Ler geles and San Diego and visited at Vi RH it Mi SE ahs nd a {several cities on the southern Cal blue tulle Her corsage was of small fornia coast, going down into Mexi- | 0. She also stopped at San Francis- co and Portland. All sizes, 14 to 17 Wanted Sleeve Lengths Every Shirt ' Custom Tailored ' ST, ALEXIUS ALUMNI. MEETING There “will be » meeting of the Alumni Association of the St. Alexius i. { hospital this evening at 8 o'clock. nr LEAVE FOR PHILADELPHIA pee ‘ LEAVES FOR CHICAGO ‘The Weather ate EE piallahan and her sister.” Kenneth Morris left ‘Sunday even- ‘a leave tomorrow morning for” Phil. ing for Chicago where he will enter adelphla where they will altend the the Chicago Dental College. national convention of the American ae A. 0. U, W, MEETING Legion Auxiliary, They will fo on mye A: Se note ti iueat to Washington, D. C., planning to be tonight at 7:30 o'clock at the hall, Re oF 4 5 a oo rh ny AN MEN’S SOCKS away for two or three weeks. ETING Anot Fair tonight and Wed- nesday; not’ much change in temp. FORTNIGHTLY CLUB TO MEET ‘The Fortnightly club will meet to- row afternoon at 8 o'clock at the Bus- iness and Professional Women’s club | rooms, At 4 o'clock George Will will address the club on “The Early Settler of North Dakota.” Mrs. A. M. Brandt will be hostess. BOYS’ STAFF There will be an important stall meeting at the St. Alexius hospital at 8 o'clock this evening. HERE FOR FEW DAYS Dr. R. H. Leavitt and Peter Ballen of Carson arrived inthe city last An assortmnet of higher priced Neck- wear, in the season’s latest offerings, patterns and styles; all placed in one lot to close out at Anni Fiber Plate beautiful silk effect; the Big: Shipment receiv: elling of these F hose, and a great v: alue at our price of a combination that gives 2 latest thing in fancy. LEAVE FOR JAMESTOWN evening for a shbrt-atay. Rev, John Morange, district super- ‘ ) ee 59 nae ‘ intendent of the Methodist Episcopal UNDERGOES OPERATION . : C raAcH church, and “Rev. W. E. Vater will! Henry Potter underwent a2 minor MEN’S NIGHT SHIRTS 50 cra VENTURIA mar of Ven- isitor today. 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