The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 24, 1935, Page 5

Local Garden Club Giving First Public Iris Exhibit Growers Will Show Choice Blooms in Free Show From 2 to 10 o'Clock Tueday ‘The Bismarck Garden club will sponsor an informal iris exhibit, which is to be free to the public and will be the first flower show of its kind ever to be held in the city, dent, announces, There will be no awards and no Evangelical Group to Have Outing Tuesday A wiener roast has been planned for Tuesday evening by the Christian Endeavor League of the First Evan- gelical church. The outing will be open to all members of the league and their friends, who are to meet at the church promptly at 17 o'clock. Mrs. John Schuler is chairman of the Thelma Irene Moffit Wed to Albert Lunde ‘The marriage of Miss ‘Thelma Irene Moffit and Albert Oliver Lunde, both of Moffit, was solemnized during a fm nuptial service performed by Rev. Al- shown and the name of tor, Containers must be those exhibiting blooms. Opening at 2 o'clock, the show continue until 10 o'clock in the ning. The committee in charge is posed of Mrs. E. J. Taylor, club president, and Mrs. Peter Reid ead Fig Hea * Miss Julia Logosz Is Married to H. Braun cathedral Monday morning by Father Henry Holleman, assistant pastor, Miss Julia Logosz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Logosz of this city, became the bride of Joseph Braun, Bismarck, son of Mr. and Mrs. Franz Braun, Napoleon. The bride- groom’s father is the sheriff of gan county. The bride wore a white satin fashioned with a train, and a veil. Her flowers were a bouq roses. Her sister, Miss Jean was her only attendant. She pink gown and a matching hat held a bouquet of pink roses bined with -baby’s breath. Braun, brother of the bridegroom, was best man. Following the ceremony, a wedding breakfast for the bridal party, the. parents of the couple and Rev. Fath- er Holleman was served at the Grand Pacific hotel. employed as a cook at the barbecue restaurant at the local bus depot. * * # Dr. and Mrs..C. D. Dursema, 1002 Fifth St., returned home Sunday after accompanying their daughter, Miss’ Cynthia, Dursema, as far as Minneap- olis when she left Thursday for Oco- nomowoc, Wis., to spend the summer at Camp Nagawicka, a co-recreational and co-educational camp for boys and girls conducted in connection with St. John’s Military school at Delafield, Wis. * * # Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Van Wyk, 801 Mandan St., have as their guests PARAMOUNT “Delightfully Cool” Today and Tuesday SECRETS OF THE WAR ON CRIME! : Watch the rats e take to cover! Drama to tear this shock-proof roe a us glamoro PUBLIC HERO fred Roe, district superintendent of mina Moffit, sister of the bride, and Clarence Lunde, who was best man for his brother. Mrs. C. E. Moffit, mother of the bride, and the bri groom's mother also were present. Mr. and Mrs. Lunde will make their home near Moffit, where the bridegroom is engaged in farming. ee k Miss Evelyn Wattam Is Tea Honor Guest In compliment to Miss Evelyn Wat- tam of Fargo, who is a guest at the home of her uncle and aunt, Dr. and Mrs. R. & Towne, the Misses Ellen Tillotson and Elizabeth Wheeler en- tertained at a tea from 3 to 5 o'clock Saturday afternoon at the home of ‘Miss Tillotson’s parents, Mr. and’ Mrs. B. F. Tillotson, 100 Avenue A, west. There were 45 guests, including Miss .| Dorothy Fellows of Denver, Colo., and Miss Isabel Kramer of Wabek. Mrs. B. E. Jones and Mrs. William Langer and Mrs. Towne and Miss Matilda Williams of Moorhead, Minn., aunt of the honor guest, alternated in pre- siding at the tea tables. The Misses Alice Tillotson and Eleanor Lewis as- sisted in the dining room. THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. MONDAY, JUNE 24, 1985 Former Choir Member Is Feted at Parties Mrs. F. G. Ackerman of St. Paul, former Bismarck resident who is vis- iting for several days at the home of her daughter, Mrs, E. Everett La- France, 1010 Avenue E, was honored at two informal afternoon day by Mrs. J. St, and Mrs. Forest M. Davis, 930 Sixth S8t., respectively. Twelve guests were entertained at each party, those invited being mem- bers of the McCabe Methodist Epis- copal church choir with which Mrs. Ackerman was ‘affiliated during her residence here. Sewing provided diversion on both occasions. The small luncheon tables were centered with deep roses when refreshments were served at Mrs. Lar- son’s party. Another former choir member incluged in Mrs. Davis’ party was Mrs. Harold Bell of Pierre, 8. D. Both Mrs, Ackerman and Mrs. Bell were presented with guest favors by Mrs. Davis, who used deep red peo- nies-as the floral centerpieces for her luncheon tables. A profusion of peony blooms also was used throughout the Tooms of the Davis home. ee Charles R. Andrus Weds Miss Zalusky Miss Helen Zalusky, daughter of ‘Mr, and Mrs, James ©. Zalusky, Far- go, and Charles R. Andrus, son of ‘Mrs. Mary Andrus, Hazelton, repeat- ed their marriage vows at 8 o'clock Monday morning at St. Mary's cathedral, Fargo, with Rev. Father Thomas Egan, pastor, officiating. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Herron of Fargo were attendants for the couple at the ceremony which was followed by & nuptial mass. The bridegroom is a brother of Bernard Andrus, 1004 Eighth St., and James W. Andrus, 320 Eleventh 8&t. The wedding breakfast was served at the Powers hotel for family mem- bers, including the bridegroom's mother and intimate friends of the couple. Mr. and Mrs..Andrus have left for a wedding trip to Minnesota and Wisconsin points and will be at home in the Carufel apartments, Fargo, after July 15. Mr. Andrus, who is state editor of the Fargo Forum, is a graduate of the Hazelton high schcool and the University of North Dakota. Before joining the Fargo Forum staff, he ©) SOCIETY and CLUBS was employed in per work at Linton. The bride is a graduate of the Central high school of Fargo and has been employed in a stenographic position at the Fargo Foundry. * % # New Commandant and Wife Arrive at Post Lieutenant-Colonel Joseph 8. Leon- ard, the new commandant at Fort Lincoln, and Mrs. Leonard, arrived at the post '!ate Sunday afternoon. They came from the University of Missouri, Columbia, where Lieuten- ant-Colonel Leonard has been infan- try officer, their arrival being delayed & few days from Friday, when they first were expected. Until the com- manding officer’s quarters are vacated by Colonel and Mrs. Louis Farrell, who leave next month for Fort George Wright, Wash., the Leonards will occupy the quarters vacated last week by Captain and Mrs. Thomas J. McDonald, who went to Rampoul, Ill. ee * Milton K.'Higgins, 823 jan St., assistant attorney general, left Sat- urday on a western vacation trip of several weeks during which he will visit at Boulder Dam, California cities and other western points. His mother, Mrs. Lillian Higgins, expects to leave Tuesday to visit with her daughter who lives. at Ray for a few weeks, xe Miss Marie Pierce of Bismarck and John Longfellow of Grand Forks were attendants at the marriage of Miss Katherine Pierce, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Thomas: Pierce of Enderlin, to Jerrel E. Erickson, son of Peter Erickson of Grand Forks, which was solemnized at the St. Patrick parish house at Enderlin on Wednesday, June 19. * *# & Miss Marjory Archer, 518 Fifth 8t., was a guest at the marriage of Miss ‘Mary Almehda Cosgrove, daughter of SUPERIOR QUALITY BETTER FLAVOR Robert Cosgrove, Moorhead, Minn and Douglas Sommerville of Fargo, son of Mrs. Mary Sommerville, Los Angeles, Calif, which occurred at 7 o'clock Saturday morning at 8&t, Joseph’s Catholic church of Moor- head, Minn. A three-course wedding breakfast for 20 guests was served at the Powers hotel, Fargo. * *# & Mrs. Herbert Frothingham of Lonz Beach, Calif, left Sunday for Chi- cago after visiting for two weeks at the home of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Eiel- son, 828 Mandan St. It was Mrs. Frothingham’s first visit to the Elel- son family since the birth of their daughter, Charlotte. She will visit in Chicago for some time before re- turning to her home in California. * # # Mr. and Mrs. James King, Austin King and Miss Ruby King of Grano visited with Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Shipp, 610 Rosser avenue, west, for three days before leaving for a week-end visit at Bowman. From there they will leave on an extended vacation tour to the South Dakota Black Hills, Yellowstone National park, points in Colorado and possibly the state of Washington. xe * Mr. and Mrs. William R. MacRae (Marcelle LaRose), whose marriage was an event of June 12, returned Sunday evening from their. trip to Vancouver, B. C., and the Canadian Rockies and will be at the home of Mrs. MacRae’s parents, Dr. and Mrs. V. J. LaRose, 522 Sixth St., until Tuesday when they expect to leave for Minneapolis. They will be at home there immediately upon their arrival at 910 Groveland avenue. ee & Mr. and Mrs, Robert J. Dohn, 832 Mandan St., are anticipating the ar. rival on Tuesday of Mrs. Dohn's sis- visits with relatives and friends at New Leipzig, Mott and Willa. They will return to the city July 6 and ‘Mrs. Sieler and Bobby Ann will visit at the Dohn home for three weeks before returning to Washington. THE FLASHING NEW La SALLE If you have seen the brilliant new La Salle, you know how swift and powerful it looks. Come and find out for yourself how splendidly its performance fulfills the promise of its appearance. On busy city streets, it glides through traffic with alert and resourceful ease. On country highways, it meets the challenge of the open road with hour after hour of swift, unlabored speed. On long, hard, mountain grades, it sweeps to the top in flashing, effortless stride. Now examine the new La Salle detail by detail. Note the safety provided by the new solid steel Turret-Top Fisher Bodies, and the big Super-Hydraulic Brakes. Observe that the interiors are smartly tailored in qual- ity fabrics, and that all appointments are of quality character, Check every feature of this distinctive automobile and you will find that the new La Salle has been built throughout to fine car ideals . . . that it well deserves the title, the etéra value La Salle. M. E. Delegation Goes To Annual Institute Rev. Walter E. Vater, who is a mem- ber of the faculty, and seven young People of the McCabe Methodist Epis- copal church Epworth League, have gone to Valley City to attend the an- nual Epworth League Institute, which opens Monday and continues through next Sunday. Rev. Alfred Roe, dis- trict superintendent, also has gone to serve as a faculty member and was accompanied by Mrs. Roe. The delegation included Isabel Gor- don, Doreen Church, Helen, Ellen and Dorothy Jensen and Earl and Lillian Benesh. “Forward with Christ” is the theme for the 1935 institute which is being held at Chautauqua park with the fol- lowing officers in charge: Rev. Henry L. Weiss of Fargo, dean; Rev. Carl H. Meier of Edgeley, manager; Rev. Frederick G. Norris of Mandan, dean of men; Mrs. E. O. Grunstead of Mott, dean of women; Mrs. C. H. Meler of Edgeley, treasurer; Miss Ger- trude Plers of Braddock, registrar; Re bert E. Hook of Hettinger, state Epworth League president, and Wood- rector. Included also in the faculty of 30 members are Rev. Grant 8. Moore, | Linton; Rev. J. H. Gernhardt, Dick- inson; Rev. Herbert Brown, New Salem; Rev. J. Ralph McNeil, Bow- man, and Rev. Grunstead. * * # Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Schneider, 914 Seventh St., from, Friday until Monday were Mrs. Schcneider’s brother-in-law and sister, Rev. and Mrs. H. J. Stroh, and their daughters, Irene and Dorothea, of McCook, Nebr. and her mother, Mrs. C. Mogck, and Miss Magdalena Mogck of Kulm, who accompanied the Stroh family to Bismarck. Other week-end guests at the Schneider home were Alfred Meyer, nephew of Mr. and Mrs. Schneider, and Miss Florence Gustafson, both of Fargo. ee @ Miss Isabel Kramer of Wabek has arrived here for a visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. McGuiness, 1007 Fifth St., and will remain here for a week longer. row Gagnon of Fargo, publicity di- le creepiest al | u City and County a County Judge I. C. Davies issued marriage licenses to four couples Saturday. They were: Leo L. Strand and Miss Helen B. Spitzer, both of Baldwin; Albert Oliver Lunde and Miss Thelma Irene Moffit, both of Moffit; Roger Williams Kennedy and Miss Elinor Jean Converse, both of Bismarck; Joseph Braun and Miss Julia Logosz, both of Bismarck, On Friday, a wedding license was grant- ed to Albert Victor Hartl, Bismarck, and Miss Ruth Alice Stenquis! 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