The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 28, 1928, Page 5

ays i | ) Rena Mosbrucker Becomes Bride of Dell A. Baertsch The wedding of Miss Rena Mos-| brucker, daughter of Mrs. Margaret ! Mosbrucker of Bismarck, and Dell Andrew Baertech, son of Mr. and Mrs. Christian Baertsch of Marion, ‘Was solemnized ‘iuesday morning at St. Mary’s Procathedral. Father John Slag read the marriage serv- ice before an altar adorned with roses, peonies and ferns. Miss Blache Doorley, who at- tended the bride, wore a frock of Nile green ‘ge ded ané lace, and a picture hat of screen horsehair braid trimmed with silk roses. Her flowers were arranged with an arm bouquet of Columbia rose. Her- bert L. Thorndah! of Minot was best man, and J. M. Lacey and G. H. Kenney, ushers. The bride’s gown was of ivory satin and rosepoint lace, fashioned with a bodice and bouffant skirt with uneven hem line. Her tulle veil was caught with a wreath of orange blossoms. Her only orna- ment was a necklace of pearls with a crystal pendant. She carried a shower bouquet of Ophelia roses and lilies-of-the-valley. White taper candles, roses and carnations decorated the table for the wedding breakfast, served at the Grand Pacific hotel, following the ceremony. Places were marked for 28 guests. Mr. and Mrs. Baertsch are taking a two weeks’ motor trip to eastern cities. Upon their return they will be at home in Bismarck. Clever Musical Revue Is Played Wednesday The clever little musical comedy star, Lucille Elmore, captivated her audience Wednesday at the after- noon _ and evening perforraances of the Bismarck chautauqua. Miss Elmore’s revue consisted of songs and dances, snappy Wialog and a clever ventriloquist act. Miss El- more was supported by splendid musical talent. Dr. Robert Parker Miles, famous Heat speaker, was the second feature of the program Wednesday. “Tallow He delivered his lecture, , Dips.” ‘his afternoon music lovers were afforded genuine pleasure when the Philharmonic Ensemble played. This group of artists will be pre- sented again this evening for the first part of the performance. i John B. Ratto will be on this eve- ning’s program. He is a make-up artist, who will impersonate many of the world celebrities. All Boy Scouts are invited to at- tend the chautauqua performance this evening as guests: of the man- agement, according to an announce- ment made today by C. H. Skinner, superintendent of the local chautau- qua. Their Boy Scout credentials, badge, hat, or any Boy Scout sign will admit them to the tent. Members of the A. O. U. W., who plan to attend the wiener roast this evening at 7 o'clock under the Man- dan side of the Memorial bridge, are requested to bring their own dishes. A short business meeting will be held at the A. O. U. W. hall before the wiener, roast. Lieut. Col. and Mrs. Thomas W. Brown, who have been stationed at Fort Lincoln for the last year, will leave Sunday for Corning, N. Y., where they will spend a short va- cation with relatives before going to Washington, D; C. Duncan and John Wallace have arrived in Bismarck from Detroit, Mich., to spend the summer with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. D. J. McGillis, and their uncle and aunt, Dr. and Mrs. H. T. Perry. Mrs. J. U. "razier and two chil- dren have returned from Jamestown where they spent three weeks as uests of Mrs. Frazier’s mother, irs. Jennie Ohl. - eee, Mrs. Fred Peterson and son, Fred, of Bismarck spent Tuesday iin Jamestown where they attended the wedding of Miss Theresa Lorenz and Matthew Schlosser. Mrs. G. Lunde and little daughter, Elaine of Dickinson, are visiting in Bismarck as guests of Mrs. Lunde’s mother and sister, Mrs. B. Larson and Mrs. T. M, Stebbins. Members of the Bismarck Coun- try club and thir guests will be en- tertained this evening at a dinner dance at the club house. Mrs. N. O. Ramstad and daughter, Diege, Calif, where they have spent > Wi y have spent the last few months. Mr. and Mrs. George L. Grayson ‘and Miss Lena McChesney of Kill- deer were business callers here Tuesday. pili: Mrs. Peter Dallenberg of Steele is visiting here as the F icted of her daughter, Mrs. David, Donald. . Mrs. Edmond A. Hushes left ‘Wednesday evening to spond some time in inneapolis. . ‘ Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Johnston of Center are transacting business in Bismarck this weeks eee Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Kronkeiger of are visiting friends in this yeek. a Sel Bismarck ‘Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Brandenburg y= of Amidon were business callers in Bismarck Tueeda: Dr. Geo. F. McEriain Blectrotherapy Setar-Ray Chroate Disenace a Specialty 114 Fourth “rors $ Phone 300 Boomareh. &. Mrs. Conradi and Miss Alfson Are Hostesses Monday Mrs. Ethel Conradi and Miss Ida Alfson were hostesses Monday eve- ning at bridge. There were guests for two‘tables, and high scores were won by Mrs. R..E. Potter, Mrs. A. C. Brainerd and Mrs. Eugene Wachter. After the games, the hostesses served refreshments. A color scheme of orchid and pink was carried out in “the table appointments, and lighted tapers centered the small erect while the refreshments were served. Miss Olga’ Noyes Entertains at Tea Miss Olga Noyes, daughter of Capt. and Mrs. H. H. Noyes of Fort Lincoln, was hostess Tuesday from 4 o'clock tp six at an informal tea in honor of Miss Louise Harron of Yakima and Miss Margaret Re- vell of Seattle, Wash. guests at the army post. Mrs. Frayne Baker presided at| the tea service, and Miss Catherine Bodenstab assisted. More than 20 guests were received during the afternoon. . Carnations and baal dot colored gar- den flowers adornc] the rooms of the Noyes residence. eee Mrs. H. W. Richholt will leave Sunday for Tacoma, Wash., where she will spend six weeks with rela- tives. ‘Mrs. Arnold Svendsgaard and children who have been guests at the Richholt home for several months, will leave with Mrs. Rich- holt on their return trip to their home in San Pedro, Calif, eee Miss Jessie M. Ramp will leave Saturday for a vacation trip to points on the west coast and in southern California. Miss Cather- ine Fisher, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fisher, will accompany Miss Ramp as far as Tacoma, Wash., where she will visit her grandmoth- er, Mrs. Caroline Fisher. Miss Marguerite Kennedy left Tuesday with a company of United Chautauqua players, who are enter- taining in small towns in eastern North Dakota. Miss Kennedy is substituting for the pianist, Harold Folger, who became seriously _ ill here and has been admitted to a Bis- marck hospital, ne Allen Wood of Fargo is spending a few days in Bismarck while trans- acting business. . . Lowell Jones left Wednesday for Denison, Iowa, where he will spend some time. eee W. R. Work of Bismarck is spend- ing a few days in the Twin Cities on business. eee Mrs. A. W. Snow has as house guests her cousin, Mrs. Viola Ed- FOR RENT periment two rooms and enette. kite! 30x60 storage, two floors, suitable for automobile or heavy storage. Apply at GUSSNER’S 1 and powder. wards of Lon; Mrs. A. W. ‘eterson of Alexius hospital to Mr. ai Melvin Steen of Bismarck. week. Pictures of North Dakota Scenery Are Wednesda: through Ciel G. were made from watts by Russéll Reid, and colored by Reid and M. Gann well words to Lieut. Col. T. W. 4 and Col. Brown responded. The musical program included |} several vocal sglos by Miss Dency | % ied by Mrs./Q Guests of the club Wednesday | } G. Gannon, William A.|¢ Gannon, of Bismarck; Gilbert Hag- | § ce of Fargo; Fred L. Patterson of | % ell Graham of | $ Waterloo, Iowa; Mrs. Scheffer, Miss | ¥ Dickinson and Mrs. H. J. Dueme- | % Dickinson, accompani Herman Scheffer. were Clell sboro, Pa.; Paul land of Eismarck. bill. In What Month Is Your Birthday? 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