The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 15, 1928, Page 5

6 Miss Eva Arntz and Fred Smith Are Married Here Miss Eva Arntz of Burnstad and Fred Smith of Brittin were married here recently at the Catholic par- sonage. Father John Slag read the marriage service. The bride was attended by her sister, Mrs. Michael Held of Man- dan, while Mr. Held was best man. Following the ceremony, Mr. and Mrs. Smith went to Burnstad where a reception was held at tie Lome of the bride’s parenis, Mi. and Mrs. T. J. Arntz. More than 250 guests attended. The bride and groom will leave soon for a motor crip to Min- nesota lake resorts. Mrs. Smith is a graduate of Burn- stad high school and inas been teach- ing near Bismarck for tte last three years. Mr. Smith is engaged in farming near Burnstad, where they will make their home. se 8 Misses Reimestad Honored at Bridge Misses Pauline Fritz and Grace Ellness entertained Wednesday eve- ning in compliment to Misses Lillian and Charlotte Reimestad, who will leave soon to make thei: home in St. Paul. Vases of wild roses furnished an} attractive floral note in the decora- tion of the rooms where bridge was vlayed at three tables. Honors in the evening’s games were won by Miss Ruth Wetmore and Miss Louise Koffel. The guests of honor were presented with gifts. A two course luncheon was served at the close of the evening. are’ Mrs. A. W. Lucas and son and daughter, Harold and Mary, have returned from Los Angeles, Calif., where they have made their home during the winter. Harold has been @ student at the University of Southern California, while Mary has. been attending the University high school. They will spend the sum- mer here. *e 8 All members of the Odd Fellows |of and Rebekahs, and of branches of these lodges, are requested to at: tend memorial services which wi be held Sunday afternoon at 2:30 at the Odd Fellows kall. Following short services at th cemeteries will be visite so 8 d. Richard Johnson has come from /®! the University of Michigan to spend the summer vacation on the Knudt- son farm near Washburn. Mr. Johnson's home is Balboa Heights, Canal Zone. He is a nephew of Mr. and Mrs. C. FE. Knudtson of 810 Fifth strect, Bismarck. ** Mrs. J, H. Kling and Mis: Mov garet Kajan will leave Saturday for K ity, where they will En route home they will visit in Chicago. ° * @ D. C. Wood and Bruce Glass left today for Tacoma, Wash., where they will attend the annual conven- tion of Northern Padific railway veterans. oe Misses Anna and Margaret Lange left Thursday for Aitkin and other Minnesota points, where they will spend a two weeks? vacation. . Mrs. Palmer Nelson returned to Jamestown Thursday after attending the Breen-Halloran wedding here Thursday morning. ‘oe # Archie Bardsley, who has been seriously ill at St. Alexius hospital for several weeks, is reported much improved in health, 7+ 6 Dr, M. W. Roan is attending the meeting of the American Medical as- sociation in session in Minneapolis this week. s* Louis Livingston, of Washington, D. C., is transacting business here for a few days en route to points in Montana. se Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Hoskins, of Rolla are guests of their son and daughter-in-law, Dr. and Mrs. J. H. loskins. oe Sister Boniface, of St. Alexius hospital left Thursday for Cincinatti, Ohio, to attend a hospital meeting. Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Weiser, of Fargo, visited friends in Bismarck Wednesday and Thursday. .. Mrs. Frank Long and Mrs. Racine Arvig, of Braddock, were business callers here Thursday. see Albert Walter, son of Philip Wal- ter, of Turtle Lake, has been dis- charged from St. Alexius hospital. Mrs. W. E. Schmidt, of New Salem, | 7 spent Thursday in Bismarck with friends and on business. * Miss Jessie M. Hunter, of Chicago, arrived here Wednesday to spend a few days on Busines, G. F. Schlender, of Glen Ullin, has been admitted to St. Alexius hos- pital for treatment. : Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Shirley, of Beulah, transacted business in Bis- marck Wednesday. : i L. H. Langley, of Fargo, formerly of Bismarck, was a business caller here Wednesday. aie’ Mrs. C. D. Stiles, of Steele, has been a guest in Bismarck for the last few days. | Ret E. as Boberts: sf pict. ud 8) ing a few days in ismarc! with friends. ; Mrs. C. L. Kleinschmidt, of Ra- leigh, spent Thursday in Bismarck on business. : Miss Velma Vance, of Cleveland, arrived here Wednesday to visit friends, : FRIDAY, JUNE 15, 1928 Social and Personal a both | f Rena Mossbrucker Is Guest of Honor at Pretty Shower Mrs. V. A. Yaeger entertained ‘Thursday evening at a_ shower. in compliment to Miss Rena Moss- brucker, who will be a bride of this month, During the evening the guests were entertained with novel games for which prizes were awarded to Mrs. John Gabel, Mrs. George Smith and Miss Blanche Dorley. A two-course luncheon was served after the games. Places at the table were marked with guest fav- | ors, and the centerpiece was formed with iris. A color scheme of orchid and canary yellow was used for oth- er_ appointments. Miss Mossbrucker was presented with many lovely gifts. Mrs. Matt Neibauer and Mrs. Frank Welch as- sisted the. hostess. Margaret Galloway Honored at Party Miss Margaret Galloway, whose wedding will be an event of June, was honored Thursday evening when Mrs. A. H. Pearson enter- tained at her home. During an informal evening Miss Gallo was presented with a showe: of gifts. At the close of the evening the hostess served a course luncheon. Places were marked for 20. guests. aa Bible School Will Close With Program |The Daily Vacation’ Bible school will close Saturday, and on Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock the pupils will be presented at the city auditorium in an allegorical play entitled “The {Lamp”, by Anita B. Ferris. No ad- mission will be charged, and the pub- lie is invited to attend. Althea Hollensworth as Religious Education will play the leading part. Walla, playing Youth of To- and Beatrice Vater as Maiden , will be presented as lead- The following epi- mM yi The Quest of Youth, sixth, seventh and eighth grades; The First Christ- seond grade, assisted by the st; Feeding the Multitude, third grade; The Good Samaritan, fourth grade; The Wise and Foolish Vir- . fifth grade; The Talents, eighth grade boys; The Triumph of Light, eighth grade girls. Mrs. F. H. Waldo is directing the play, The kindergarten pupils, un- der the direction of Mrs. Robert Rit- | at the school for Flag Day. The [history of the flag was reviewed and the Boy Scouts marshaled a parade in the vicinity of the school, “All .|day suckers” were donated for the occasion by the Bismarck Grocery. third grade for the past week, and of the sixth grade. Misses Jane Byrne and Ardath ner are visiting at Green Lake, Miss Cora Marie Strauss at the Strauss summer home. — Misses Byrne, Gussner and Strauss Have recently returned from the_ Lions convention at Breezy Point, Pequot, Minn., where they represented the Bismarck club on the program of en- tertainment. cee Dr. and Mrs. R. W. Henderson and little daughter left Wednesday for Minneapolis, where they will attend the meeting of the American Medical association. Mrs. Henderson and daughter will continue the trip to Cedar Rapids, Iowa, where they will spend some time with relatives, while Dr. Henderson will return to Bis- marck. ee and Dr. Marian Mcade, of Minne- apolis, will leave here Saturday morning for Portland, Ore., where they will attend a National Tuber- culosis conference. Dr. Meade has been the guest of Miss Katen for the last week. see Miss Marcelle LaRose, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. V. J. LaRose, has returned from Minneapolis where she has been attending the Univer- sity of Minnesota, The Birthday Mission society of the First Lutheran church will meet this evening at 8 o’clock at the home of Mr: and Mrs. C. W. Porter at 1708 Rosser street. 3 Robert Conger, who has been at- tending the University of Wiscon- sin, Madison, for the past year, has arrived in Bismarck to spend the summer, eee Flower Show Will Be Held at Lahr Motor Sales Room The first flower show of the sea- son will be held Wednesday in the 8} 1 THE BISMARCK. TRIBUNE Mr. and Mrs. V. A. Yaeger have moved into their new home at 61. Second street. | ee . Mrs. Dan Slavik of Judson is pending a few days in Bismarck mn business. * . Mrs. W. L. Gordon, of Washburn,| is spending a few da this week. eee in Bismarck | ! region where she accompanied Mr.} and Mrs. L, E. Reko on a fishing trip. The latter will remain at! Detroit Lakes for a few days. ! Mrs. Jacob Bollinger of Flasher is spending a few days here as guest of Dr. and Mrs. A. 0. Hender. i H. H. Warren, who} Ns to attend the con- vention of Northern Pacific railway‘ few wecks in Minneapolis and Detroit Lakes in baat agai with Mrs. Sullivan’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. Renden, returned to early this week. irs. Neil Currie, who has been siting her daughter, Mrs. E. J. Conrad, left Thursday for Malta, Mont., where she will be the guest of her son, Archibald Currie. . Russell Hughes has returned Mandan | terbush, will present a separate act. A special program was presented Miss Roberta Burr has taught the Rev. W. E. Vater has been in charge Miss Julia Wet- more assisted the first grade teacher. . r, Minn., as house guests of Miss Helen Katen, of Bismarck, display room of the . Lahr Motor Sales company. All flower grow- ers in Burleigh county, as well as members of the Bismarck Flower and Garden club, are invited to ex- hibit blooms. Blue, red and white ribbons will be awarded for the fol- lowing exhibits: Peonies: Best vase of three, one variety, first, second and thitd; best red, first, second and_ third; best pinl:, first, second and third; best dark pink, first, second and third; best white, first, second and third; best of any other color, first, second and third; best single peony, any color, first, second and third; sweep stakes, one ribbon, and grand champion, one ribbon. Columbine, first, second and third; poppy, first; second and third; iris, first, second and third; pai first, second and third, del- phinium, first, second and third. Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Jonas left recently for Lehr where they will visit relatives for a short time before going to Sioux City, fowa, for the summer. Miss Helen Wacker, of Garrison, has been discharged from St. Alexius hospital. | MANDAN NEWS | New City Hall Will Lower Mandan Taxes Mandan has no city hall, It is | costing the taxpayers $2,400 a year to house the various civic depart- ments. It would cost the taxpay- ers only $1,582 annually if they vote the $15,000 bond issue next week to guarantee the construction of new city capitol. These are the facts of the city hall project case, C. D. Cooley, president of the city commission, said in a special report addressed to the commission and taxpayers. The city audit shows that Man- dan ‘ill save $818 each year by con- structing a new city hall to replace the old one burned this sprinz. Vote on the bond issue of $15,000 will take nlace Thursday, June 21. rary Miss Muriel Hart has returned from the Twin Cities and other Minnesota cities where she has spent the last six months with rela- tives and friends. | Mrs. B. B. Wetmore will leave this evening for Minneapolis where | she will take a six weeks’ library course at the University of Minne-| | {Personal and j Social News of | > Mandan Vicinity sota. Pia ° Miss Bernice Itrich of Hebron is Mrs. C. B. Nupen returned to fe Z Jamestown this morning after| {he house guest of Miss Dorothy Rosen, Mrs. J. J. Reko has returned to |Mandan from the Minnesota lak spending the last week in Bismarck as the guest of Mrs. Bio F, Keller. * Miss Mary Kelly has as her| — house guest, Mrs. John P. Murphy of Cleve'ond, Ohio. Mrs. Murphy will be here for several weeks. j Mr. and Mrs. Van R. Middl of 120 W. Thayer announce the bir of a daughter at St. Alexius hospi-| tal Thursday. ‘ Mrs, Anne L. Petersen PIANO STUDIO Phone 102 Over Cowan's Drug Store Ss * Mr. and Mrs. William Knutson, of | Almont, returned home Wednesday after a short business trip to Bis- marck, ee 8 Mrs. C. A. Fisher has been spend- ing the last few days in Minot as the guest of Mrs. S. M. Lindgren. **% heater Matinee Every Day 2:30 A son was born Thursday at St. Alexius hospital to Mr. and Mrs. John Fortenberry, of Bismarck. Mr. and Mrs. John Hoffman left Thursday for the Twin Cities where they will spend several days. TONIGHT - FRI. & SAT. C. E. Brace of Minot is transact- ing business in Bismarck for a few s this week. The lovable characters of Harold Bell Wright's fa- mous novel come to life on the screen. A Thrilling Dress Event Tomorrow An event that can only add to the prestige this shop holds for outstanding values. And right at the height of the season! 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