The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 20, 1934, Page 5

©) SO At Matin Service Thursday Wedding Breakfast for 36 (es for thew fe Guests Served at New Sweet |; Shop Banquet Room In a beautiful and aanaee earl; 1 wedding ceremony and nupt ake Be read at St. Mary's procathedral | and plac 1 at 9 ovcldck Thursday morning, Miss silver Theresa Lovelace, daughter |The bride Inga Lovelace, Princo breakfast, d Bruce Hudson Vail, O'Neill, n of Mr. and“Mrs. A. W. Vail, w 8. D,, exchanged their wed- the ‘d Mr. and M: all of Mobridge, . C. PL Sg , who gave her in marriage, |Jobn. of Mile roceeced down the main isle to the! Mrs. Vail is communion rail. wg the mass! Wool suit with e a green three motifs, including ® Latin hymn |the wedding trip wines (Ola? for intoned during the offertory, were |to O'Neill, where (rus Minnesota une by a select group of St. Mary’s|at home on Octoue, ou 10 be choristers, and soft organ music was! The bride is a rad) ¢ ounded. A postlude also played by high school ana Raa cuet® Bismarck Bier Cecile, Sere Processional. |college at Nerthtise Mines ania tie lege at , Minn., e The ride SapunTed in io aan ane of Minnesota, “Until her foned Robe d’Style of ivory sai Shop. Mr eevee at the with a long, sweeping train. The/the Mobridge, § sate ete fron bocce was closely fitted and ‘nish-/has a degree fom the C ed at fl Neckline with fine,! Minnesota. He knife pleating of, ivory net, the same'Gamble Stores tre" zrim completing the long, tight fitted | ee x sleeves which terminated well over ni empl a velace-Vail Vows Taken Methodists to Hold Baptismal Ceremony The sacrament of holy baptism for infants and children will be admin- istered at the McCabe Methodist Episcopal church at 10:30 o'clock Sunday ‘morning, according to Rev. ‘Walter E. Vater, pastor. He requests that all parents desirous of present- ing their children for baptism notify him previous to the service by tele- phoning him = - ‘’ \ Donald Paul Marries May Pauline Peterson Miss May Pauline Peterson, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Peterson, Lakota, and Donald Paul, son of Mrs. Cora Paul, Bismarck, were united in marriage at a service read in the bride's home Sunday. Rev. W. H. Ashley read the service with family Members and intimate friends in at- tendance. The gown of the bride was of blue satin and the bridal cor- sage was of tea roses. Miss Margaret and William Peterson, sister . and brother of the bride, were attendants. Mr. and Mrs. Paul will make their home in Kenmare. ee * Wednesday Study Club Has Opening Luncheon The traditional luncheon with at the Cavern room of the Prince hotel. the hands. Her maline veil was a cap- jike arrangement, made double and ending at the hip line. Fine knife pleating also trimmed the cap part of the veil. The bride carried a white prayer book with markers of long, white satin streamers.that were caught at intervals with lilies-of-the-vall Miss Abigail Roan was the brid only attendant. She was beautifully gowned in an amethyst velvet mode! fashioned after the Second Empire period. with cascaded back ending in a slight train, with a close fitted bodice with @ high, standing flared collar at the back and long, snug |Hilda Schmidt Wed to ! if ac eee Sy A smart travel outfit, including two- Walter Schiermeister cer sati’@ cut", including, two- mt — hand-crocheted angora collar, nar- Bch Fa marriage of | Miss Hilda Tow-brimmed white straw hat and | ae t, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. needlepoint bag, was worn by Mrs. ia ‘er Schmidt, Hazelton, and Walter | Lawrence C. Tombs when she arrived hiermeister, Hampt ‘as solem- | in New York from Paris. ized at 10 o'clock Sunday morning the Lutheran church of Linton |. 5 A with the pastor, Rev. Doyen, Officiat- | or their home, Muste for dancing Teenie pervice was Tead tn’ the | wes rarided Ey Olvie/Sathoraa and resence of @ group of relatives and, “1 |frlends. % | ee ‘elie cere, wearing & light green Miss Irene M’Garvey silk crepe dress and a whit Seventeen members were present and remained afterward for bridge games in which Mrs. H. T. and Mrs. M, B. Gilman received first ahd bead high score honors, respec- tively. Programs for the new season, which feature current events and topics pre- sented by members at each meeting, with a few additional special sub- Jects, were distributed at this time. At the Jan. 9 and April 3 sessions, the North Dakota legislature will be the current events topic. . Committees for 1934-35 include: Entertainment—Mrs. K. A. Simonson, Mrs. W. B. Pierce and Mrs. H. Milton ‘as fitting sleeves. Miss Roan carried attended by Miss Hilda Schiermeister, | Nubian roses and lilies-of-the-valley/Who was attired in yellow. Henry | tied with orchid tulle. |Knittel was best man for Mr.| Mary Bohling of Miles City, Mont., | Schiermeister. four-year-old niece of the bridegroom,| Following the ceremony, a bridal | who was flower girl, wore an apricot |dinner was served at the home of the| taffeta dress of floor-length and a | bridegroom's brother and the bride’s turban to match, jSister, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Schier- Assisting as ushers were Dale Brown meister. and Sidney Hoffman. | There was a large attendance at Have Breakfast for 35 the wedding dance which was given Mrs. Lovelace, Mrs. John Hoffman|in honor of the couple in the ev id Mrs. Rose Hoffman were hostess-|ning when they received many gifts Marfies Lakota Man) zers. “Membership—ors. Perry, Mrs J. K. Blunt anl Miss Mary Cashel. Announcements have been received Ei toh E fe ‘Onan at Mandan of the marriage of MISS) Council representative from October Irene, McGarvey, Hudson, Ia., for- to January and Mrs. Oliver Eielson merly of Mandan, and Harry Byrne, from Lakota, which occurred at Grand| Vil hold the same position Forks ‘on Saturday, Sept. 8 Mrs.| January to May. SS Byrne has taught in opipeer ee | errr partment of Mandan high school for The Show Boat is enclosed the last four years. The couple will be at home at Lakota after October| and heated. Dance with Short and his Revelers Saturday. INVITES YOU TO A Fall Fashion Revue (ON LIVING MODELS) THURSDAY NIGHT at 9 P. M. Sharp at the Paramount Theatre Also Showing Friday Night SEE THEM ON MODELS TONITE Every Fashion Success Is Represented! $h.85 $7.85 these one- were cre- m maples. © Safer nyle review All are fo inatanl ay ‘the finer type dresses f them are less Most 6 Mhoure. cut of New York, Sizes fr 4 to 50, SEE THEM ON LIVING MODELS TONITE STARTING FRIDAY A Luxuriously Far Trimmed and Self Trimmed SAMPLE ats! For the first time: Coats of this quality at these low prices. Here are three price groups for you to cheose from, GROUP No. 1 14" GROUP No. 2 29" GROUP No. 3 139% “ELMBROOK” COATS recognized nationally for their fine peasy fabrics—the exceptional wearing qualities and the smart styling. autihinbninniniilitaibineneecocis ee W.B.A. State Deputy Is Coming October 17 ; Plans for a visit of the state deputy, | ¥ Mrs. Margaret Hall, Fargo, were|% made by the Woman's Benefit asso-|% ciation when it met at 8 o'clock Wed- | % nesday evening at the American Le-|% gion Auxiliary room, World War Me-| morial building. Mrs. Hall’s visit| &% tentatively is scheduled for Wednes-|% day, Oct. 17, the next regular meet-| % ing date. Following the close of the| % business session, cards were played. Lunch was served by Mrs. J. O. Lyngstad and Mrs. Fred Svaren. ee Hustlers’ Baby Beef Club Giving Program |§ The Hustlers! Baby Beef club of|¢ Still community will give a program Y at the Still hall Saturday evening, | % starting at 8 o'clock. The members| will present @ one-act comedy, “Bal- | ¥ anced Diet,” as well as other num-|% bers, including songs, . pantomimes| 9 admission | % charge will be made. Free lunch will|¢ and readings, A small be served after the program. es * * St. Mary's missionary group re- | X sumed meetings after the summer's, % vacation Whednesday evening when | members met with Mrs. Joseph F. Or- | % chard, 720 Third St., for auction |¥ bridge games at three tables and a/% two-course lyncheon. Table decor-|¢ ations were in keeping with the au-| ¥ tumn season. Mrs. L. received the high score prize and the | consolation gift went to Mrs. Arthur |X Bauer, ee (Additional Society on Page 4) TODAY and FRI. 25c Until 7:30 . ————_______. THE “BETH” of “LITTLE WOMEN” NOW A GLORIOUS NEW STAR! UNA MEAREL STUART ERWIN “S. & L.” Style Show 10 Living Models in a of Fall Creations COMING SAT. ' THE JOY BELLE RINGS AGAIN. 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