The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 23, 1935, Page 5

=ew THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, MAY 23, 1935 5 Additional Ernest Jones Marries [of the bridegroom, and Beatus Die-) Gunderson-Standley _|88*.,704 Seventh St. Attending the couple at the ceremony were Miss Miss Johanna Forbard| Mr. ana Mrs. Goldader will make! Vows Taken Tuesday |Nele connor and Roy Standley. oclety ha fg and ferns arranged in a crystal bowl} Rev. F. EB. Logee, 216 Avenue B cia go Y ear |*4 green tapers in crystal holders. | West, pastor of the First Presbyterian With Guest Function |arter iuncheon, contract was in|church, left this week-end for Cin- er eas |play at six tables, the score prizes Chapter BC, sponsor Mothers’! going to Mrs. Henry Groves, Mrs, |u7at» Ohio, where he is attending | the general assembly of the Presby- clubs, concluded its formal program|Henry Jones and Mrs. Russell M. for the current season with a 1:30/L@rkin. Mrs. J. I. Arman presented terian church, He will be out of the bs a gift from the club to Mrs. Jones, |city for the remainder of the month. o'clock bridge Incheon given Sat-|thanking her on behalf of the mem-|<., urday afternoon at the Rendezvouz. bership for her services as president. their home in this city. The bride- * ‘i ii Mr, and Mrs. John Forbard .|groom is employed by the Soo Rail- ‘Gxt Piano pupils of Miss Ruby L. John- derlin announce the Mastin eo way company and also engages in Ble cai ear ve ah, OD of Mandan met for an hour of their daughter, Miss Johanna For-| ‘tucking. Ys » musical entertainment Saturday. eve- bard, to Ernest Jones of Bismarck, Ladies were married during a quiet mar- ning at the home ct may and ae which was solemnized at th ‘4 Uy riage ceremony performed at 4 Jane Bernard. Selections were play- Lutheran church at ‘Enderlin, eee Mothers Group Holds o'clock Tuesday afternoon by Rev. ed by Robert and Gweneth Tester, day. Miss Alice Forbard of Ender-| Guest Entertainment, ple §. Rindahl, pastor of the Trin-'Arlene and Marian Mann and the|rach member brought one guest.| Arrangements for the function were Substituted for Rev. Logee on Sunday ey ais Mela Cando at- ity Lutheran church, at the parson- two hostesses. Red luncheon table was centered|in charge of Mrs. C. O. Burnett and/and will take his place at the local i dite se @ ceremony. iibateieiainiibaiieiieiiiiiiiaiamiimoaiiiaama TSAI Wo TT ith rose colored tulips, marguerites | Mrs. Arman. church again next Sunday. St. Mary’s Alumni mer has Eight tables of contract yee tx) —— | Play following the 1:30 o'clock lunch- CAPITOL "= Elect New Officers|Miss Ethel. Williams | ¢"_Which the Mothers’ Service club 26e until 7:30 Friday - Saturday Rev, Gilbert W. Stewart of Mandan ls, gave at the Municipal golf course ‘The alumni association of St. Weds George Goldader club house Saturday afternoon as Mary's high school elected officers — its annual guest day observance. and voted to sponsor a dancing During a nuptial high mass cele- Honors in the games were won by party on nt night, Wed- | brated at St. Mary's procathedral at| Mrs. 8. G. Harwood and Mrs. Philip nesday, June 5, for members of the|8 o'clock Wednesday morning, Miss R. Webb. Mrs. George Smith was 1935 ‘graduating class, alumni and/| Ethel Williams, daughter of Mrs. W. in charge of arrangements for the thelr friends, when the group met|H. Williams and the late Mr. wil-/ Sffair which marked the close of Monday night at the school auditor-|lams, and George Goldader, son of formal meetings for the season. The tum, Mr. and Mrs, Bernard Goldader, re-|@Mnual picnic at which children of ‘The new officers named are Cle-|Peated their wedding vows. The members will be guests will be held at ment Kelly, who succeeds Miss Dor-]™ass and ceremony were read by|® later date. , two-term president; |Rev. Father Joseph Schmidt, a ee Willasn Dolan, vice president, and} Music for the mass was sung by Her Kisses Made Him Damned. Him-- ‘Belermann, secretary-|the children’s choir of St. Mary's Miss a g Parochial school. The attendants ams & asin Coie, ae T Redeemed Him Bismarck Study Club TODAY - FRI. - SAT. Concludes Its Season|| starts Saturday Night ‘The Bismarck Study club heard a paper on “Sacred Songs the Whole ‘World Loves” given by Mrs. F. G. Orr ~ and a group of illustrative songs plano accom! ts were played by Miss Florence Fritch, sang “Jesus, Lover of My Soul,” “Abide With Me,” “Bilent Night, Holy Night,” “In the Cross of Christ I Glory,” “My Task” TODAY - FRIDAY and Sat. Matinee p Mrs. Marie R. Durey Is Hostess to Nurses Mrs. Marie R. Durey, Patterson ho- Victor Hugo’s Damnation of Justice! s seed NEVER BEFORE SUCH STARK DRAMA — RED- KAREN MORLEY MEAT THRILLS — TENSE-PASSION .. . TO SWEEP WILLIAM GARGAN YOU INTO A NEW WORLD OF NAKED REALISM! SEE THIS INSPIRED PERFORMANCE! TOMORROW (Friday) ; _ Is the Last Day Paramount Theatre 4:30 P. M., Avery “colorful picture” that is most inter- esting and brings before your eyes “Beau- tiful California” in all its glory. This picture is not only entertaining, but educational as well, Admission tickets are furnished you free by the city retail grocers. One ticket with every Del Monte item purchased. Del Monte canned foods are delicious. You will know why when you see this col- orful picture. A Colored Comedy will also be shown for the Kiddies “Children in the Shoe” PICK’ EM from this group and you're bound to pick 1¢ing wners! They're all COLOR-FAST!!! Soft voiles, crisp lawns and muslins, lacy eyelets! Tailored or semi-tailored styles you can ‘wear anywhere’ except when you’ “go formal”! Florals, plaids, dots, stripes—all fast-color and all charming! Dress up! It costs SO little when re Print Batiste ay Frocks jn are SO smart at Fast-color florals, stripes, checks, plaids! 14 to 52! We wouldn’t be surprised if you’d buy two or three when you see how charm- ing they are! Tailored or semi-tailored styles with peplums, pockets, bows, ruffles in crisp sheer and self-trimming! Field-flower prints! Smart plaids, stripes! With pleated or flared skirts and short, cap o'clock dinner Sunday in compliment or cape sleeves! Values! their son, Peter, of Minot. Mr. Hille- Bismarck Mandan N. Dak.