The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 29, 1929, Page 5

NEW ENGLAND GIRL BRIDE WARDENS SON Happy Thanksgiving Day Wed- | ding Is Held at Residence of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Turner Guy Millard Turner, of Dickinson, son of Warden and Mrs. C. ©. Tur- | ner, of the state prison, and Nora, Viola Hillstad, daughter of Mr. and , Lols Mrs. J. E. Hillstad, of New England, were married at the Warden's resi- dence at noon Thanksgiving day. The day also was Mr. Turner's birthday. Rev. Walter E. Vater officiated and the ceremony was held under an im- provised arch of lilies, fern and cut flowers. The short ring rite was used. sister of the bride, was bridesmaid. Miss Adelaide Turner played the wed- ding march. Those in attendance at the cere- mony included the immediate family. Teachers Spending Holidays at Homes A number of teachers in the Bis- marck schools have gone to their homes for the short ving va- cation, and many others are spend- ing the holiday in the city. Miss Mildred Hoff, English teacher in the high school, and Miss Myrtle Sandie, Latin teacher, are spending the holidays in Moorhead. Other high school teachers who have gone away over Thanksgiving are Miss Cecelia Champeau, French instructor, to her home at Red Lake Falls, Minn.; Miss Howard, physical education teacher, to Wadena, Minn.; and Ar- nold Van Wyk, chemistry teacher, to Lake Falls. Miss Grace Hand, principal of the Roosevelt school, motored to Valley City to spend the vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. Hand. She was accompanied by Miss Irene Ramsiand, also of the Roosevelt hool, who. with Miss Alice Angus, are the holiday at the Angus home in Hannaford. Miss Eloise McKee and Miss Leone Mushinski of the Richholt school are visiting relatives in Fargo, and Miss Jean Gardner is the guest of friends ———— They Win Opera (|r this morning for their home in James- Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Bell and son ——¢@ | Buddy, 614 Rosser avenue, spent Thanksgiving wit’ Mr, Bell's parents at For Clark. se @ Mr. beg es i. H. eaeedgte hae | son spent 0 10 eegora’ with relatives. pee aera PIGSKIN GLOVES Sports gloves use a variety of | leathers this fall. A pigskin gauntlet, fur-lined, with only fine stitching on | its back, is.a favorite. | i e 0 @ | Scholarships BOUDOIR JACKET i i ‘The newest toudoid attire for Mi- | lady is @ stunning eggshell satin | pajama suit, with full legs and a cowl collar and over this shining sur- | face, the neatest little rose pink vel- | vet jacket that nips in at the waist | and fits like the. paper on the well. The Ladies of the Baptist church will hold a food and fancywork sale Saturday at | Hoskins-Meyer. able for fts for sale. At very reasonable prices. | | \ the family of Claire Turner, of Glad-!in Minneapolis. Miss Bessie Wilson stone, and Miss Dorothy M. Leavitt.! and Miss Ovidia Setter have gone to of Dickinson. a friend of the bride. | miss ‘Wilson's home at Regan. The bride wore a gown of blue flat; Miss Esther Maxwell of the Will crepe, with accessories to match. She | school has gone to her home at Wil- carried a handkerchief worn by the | ton, Miss Adeline Ness is spending the mother of Mr. Turner at her wedding. | holiday with relatives at Courtenay, ‘The bridesmaid wore a gown of flowered georgette. The Thanksgiving day dinner at the Turner home was turned into a wedding dinner as well. Originally the wedding was set to be hele the Hillstad home in New England. but the bride's mother re- cently underwent a serious operation and the change had to be made which brought the ceremony here. The young couple will be at home in Dickinson, at 205 Fourth street, after December 15. Mr. Turner {5 cashier of the North Dakota Power and Light company. He is a gradu- ate of the Dickinson Normal school. while Mrs. Turner is a graduate of the New England high school, 1923. and of the nursing course of the Bis- marck Evangelical hospital. She has been employed at St. Joseph's hos- pital, Dickinson. s* @ Miss Carrie Alberta Lyford, Wash- | ey Nr. and Mrs. Janes will make | ington, D. C., supervisor in home economics for the U. 8. Department of the Interior, bureau of Indian affairs, who was the guest of C. B Dickinson, superintendent of the 1 ‘Wahpeton. Miss Lyford, who came here from the Wind River reservation in Wyoming is paying official visits to each school ‘n the state. and spent the first part of the week at Port | Yates. s*¢ Post Bridge Club Meets Four tables were in play when Major and Mrs. H. H. Noyes enter- tained the post bridge club at their quarters at Fort Lincoln Tuesday evening. Honors in the games went to Miss Ruth Hoss. Captain and Mre. G. A. M. Anderson and Captain Tourtelotte. . * * | Mr. and Mrs. V. W. Brewer. Min- neapolis, and Dr. Ralph Pray. Fargo. will arrive today to visit with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Cox. 612 West Thayer. over the week-end. ‘They will be the guests of Mr. end Mrs. Cox at the Forty club dancing party Saturday ! evening. ** * Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Asseltine, 222 Third street. a week visiting at the home of thetr son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. M. G. MeNally. e L Md Inexpensive articles suitable fer Christmas rifts will be for sale at the food and fancy work sale to be held have returned frort | ring, Homestead. Mont., where they spent and Miss Esther Teichman is visiting |with her mother, Mrs. Mary Teich- jman, Fargo. ese Entertains at Bridge | Guests for two tables were invited | when Mrs. R. C. Fenstermacher, 610 | Tenth street, entertained at a bridge + party Wednesday evening. High scores n the games went to Miss \pauline Belair and Miss Marian ‘Ryan. Red tapers in hotly holders {were used for the tables when a re- |treshment course was served, and ‘other decorations were in red and |green. Miss Julia LaBrash, Dodge, \N. D., was a guest from out of town. ' ** * Marriage Is Annoenced Announcement of the marriage of {Miss Eunice, Kathryn Markham, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. | Markham, Dawson, and Edward M. | Janes, Jamestown. which took place at Dawson November 9, was made this | their home in Jamestown after Janu- { e* ¢ | __ Mire. Svaren Hostess to Club Mrs. Fred Svaren, 600 Sixteenth | street, was hostess to the members of ithe L. B. C. bridge club Wednesday evening. Three tables were in pla! jand high scores were held by Mrs. | E. A. Kaiser and Mrs. George McCay. | after the games a luncheon was | Members of the Christian Endeavor Jety of the First Evangelical church id a Thanksgiving party Tuesday evening in the church parlors. Games and a musical program were arranged for entertainment. Miss Marie Over- {moen and Miss Clava Brady were | chairmen of the committees In charge | of the event. ses 2 Mr. and Mrs. George J. Brown and daughter Rosalind have returned from | Thanksgiving with Dr. J. O. Brown, ;son of Mr. and Mrs. Brown. They ina ‘accompanied by William Brown ** & | Miss Roberta Burr, a student at ' Jamestown college, returned to James- town this morning, after spending nksgiving here with her father, Justice A. G. Burr. s* * Miss Florence Homan. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Homan, 117' Fourth street, has returned from New {York where she spent the past three i months. } ess Glendive, Mont.. where they spent | Saturday at the Hoskins-Meyer store | B Sethe adies of the Baptist ebureh. |, MIST: E Atkinson. 002 Avereeae sess ! j ‘The ladies of St. Mary's Catholic coke, Va., where she will visit her son- ve a chicken dinner | Sunday from 120% St. Mary's auditorium. ' ses i Miss Mina Lewis and Ray Jacobson : were guests of Mr. Jacobson’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Jacobson, . for ‘Thanksgiving o.. Dr. M. MacGregor returned toes: | go last evening after spending ‘Thanksgiving day here with his son. | Gordon MacGregor. i ‘The City Lutheran Ladies’! Aid of Mardan have postponed | their ludefisk supper until a later date. —_—X—__—a_E=E_—_= MANDAN ° Tonight and Tomorrow Mat. Sat. 3 p. m——10¢e - 25¢ ——————— NS 7:15 -9 p.m. — 10e and 35e ——————_—_—— JACK MULHALL AND STAR CAST Dassling Musical Comety “Twin Beds” A Talking, Singing and Dancing Screen Comedy The provdest girls in Chicago are. Helen Ornstein, above, and Lydia Mihm, who have won scholarships for a year's study in Italy, awarded by the Chicago Civic Opera Com- pany. They sail for Milan soon to begin their operatic courses. in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Harry F. Henson, Jr., until after the | Christmas holidays. | es 8 | First services in the new Jewist | temple, 701 Fifth strect, will be held at 8:15 this evening, according to Rabbi J. H. Meckler, who will give a lecture on “Evolution of Judaism.” * * * ‘The Forty club, Bismarck dance or- ganization, will hold its first party for the season Saturday evening at the Patterson hall. sess Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Judkins and baby, who were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Hitchcock, 120 Avenue B, over Thanksgiving, left Clearance on all winter coats and rorya Sarah Gold Shop, 312 Main. Phone 566. ALL TALKING Picturc The City Lutheran Ladies’||, Aid of Mandan have postponed their ludefisk supper until a/|' later date. ee With Evelyn Brent Hal Skelly ALL TALKING COMEDY “Meet the Missus” SATURDAY y Continuous Showing \ Starts 2 o'Clec’ 2 Matinee Prices till 6:30 | for Christmas Give him a warm winter overcoat or 2 new smartly tailored suit. 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