The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 4, 1934, Page 3

Four Couples Take Vows In Labor Day Ceremonies Hansen-Shipp, Borden - Cook, Diemert-Myers and Braun- Haag Services Read September bids fair to June as the month of weddings with . THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1934 pect to make their home on a farm Dear Wilton. ‘ Wolsinger-Edinger Rev: G. Adolph Johns, pastor of the First Lutheran church, officated at the marriage of Miss Esther M. Wol- siiger, Timmer, and Thomas Edinger Bismarck, which was solemnized at x home % ‘Mrs, | the parsonage, 702 Seventh St., at 4:30 {he bome of Mr, and Meet [o'clock a afternoon, Tha Shipp, and|bride’s mother and a few friends were ‘Hansen, daughter | Present at the ceremony. Paul Hansen, Miss Leona Wolsinger was maid of married. Rev. Walter E.! honor for her sister. The bridal gown of the McCabe Metho-| Was of white satin made on printess church, officiated, us-|lines elaborated with bands of inser- tte Episcopal church service. tion on the sleeves and the bertha vows before|collar. The maid of honor wore green tEET EEE i, G8 ze i ge A party leaving aSturday for a week’s trip to the Century of Pro- eress exposition at Chicago included the Misses Roma Roche, Emma Skub- irna and Hazel Hedstrom. ee * Miss Evelyn Nack, who is employed by the federal emergency relief ad- ministration, left Saturday for Fargo for a week-end visit with her mother. * * Miss Irene Bollinger, Minot, accom- panied by her niece, Miss Valedda Rutten, has arrived for a visit with ber sister, Mrs. F.G. Rutten, 414 Tenth 8t. x * Mrs. J. B. Hollenbeck, a former Bismarck resident who has been visit- * months, left Sunday for Columbus, Ohio. Dr. Hollenbeck, who is here in connection with the federal cattle- buying program, will remain in the city for some time longer. exe * Miss Jean Schubert, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Schubert, 515 Twelfth St., is recovering from an oyeration which she underwent Sat- urday morning at St. Alexius hos- pital. Miss Magdalen Schubert re- turned to her home last Thursday morning after an operation for appendicitis at the same hospital. zee * Mrs. Ivene Demmiing and son, Wal- lace Demming, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. M. B. of 119% Third 8t.,| Minn. and the North Shore for a Lubor day outing. Mrs Ivene Dem- ming and Wallace stayed at Duluth while the others went on to meet/ Dz. and Mrs. L. G. Culver of Thief River Falls, Minn., joining them later for the return trip home Mrs. Culver is a sister of Mrs. M. B. Demming. “ke Miss Vincent Kelly was a luncheon hostess Monday in honor of Mrs.| David C. Yoerks of Minneapolis, who, accompanied by her daughter, Miss/ Marion Yoerks, arrived Saturday for a visit with her sisters, the Misses Vil- etta and Roma Roche, 314 Third St. They will be accompanied home by Miss Phyllis Yoerks, who has spent the! | B. Roche and son, Jack, and Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Roche, all of Minot. | xe k Guests for the holiday week-end at |the home of Mr. and Mrs. George D. | Mann, 233 Avenue A, west, were Mrs. | A. Abrahamson and her son, Abe | Abrhamson, Mr. and Mrs. O. Birdston and their son, Donald, Mrs. O. 8. Hil- Teboe and Mrs, A. G. Sorlie and her children, Glenn and Evelyn, all of Grand Forks. Mrs. Hilleboe is Mrs. Mann's mother and Mrs. Sorlie is her | sister. se * {_ Mr. and Mrs, J. 8, Fevold and their {family of 707 Eighth 8t., returned Saturday evening from a two-week Fevold, Eugene and Doris went to the Century of Progress exposition at Chi- cago, leaving Richard, Norman and Joseph, Jr., at Humboldt until their return. The last part of the vacatior. was passed at Northefield, Minn.. where they visited Mrs. Fevold’s fath- er, J. O. Lysne, and at Minneapolis and St. Paul where other relatives of Mrs, Fevold reside. a ee Church Societies | een eSennienrentnenensieseNe ET * First Lutheran Sunday School The first of the coming year will b> planned at the meeting of the First Lutheran church Sunday school instructors to be held at 7:30 o'clock altar formed with bou- “Ee with matching accessories. Fred Evenson was Mr, Edinger’s at- |summer months in Bismarck. Coming} vacation trip. After a visit at the Sunday from Minot for a short visit/ home of. Mr. Fevold’s mother, Mrs. E. with the guests were Mr. and Mrs.| Fevold of Humboldt, Ia., Mr. and Mrs, A. W. LUCAS CO. Now Showing .What Is New for the Coming Season Shoes for School Wear or Play or Dress--the Sturdy Kind That Give Satisfaction Main Floor Shoe Department Tuesday evening at the home of Rev. and Mrs. G. Adolph Johns, 702 Sev- enth 8t. ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. A. 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