The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 30, 1935, Page 3

THE BISMARCK ‘TRIRUNE. MONDAY, ‘Miss Myrtle Grace McKee Miss Margaret Bates and Ed- «ward O'Neil Are Attendants — at Service Monday \ s Miss Myrtle Grace McKee, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. D. B. McKee, Nashua, Mont., and John William floor length blue flat crepe frock with & matching turban ‘and carried Col- umbia roses, and Edward O'Neil at- tended the «couple. ‘The bridal gown was made of white silk net fashioned over taffeta with @ cowl neckline, long full sleeves, a Peplum effect at the waist, and the skirt fullness toward the bot- tom with eight godets. The cap of her fingertip veil was edged with net Pleats and she carried Ophelia roses. A wedding breakfast was given for the immediate relatives and the attendants at the home of Mr. Smith's brother-in-law and_ sister, Mr. and Mrs. Willis J. Devlin, 905 Eighth 8t., where the couple is to be at home after Oct. 4. The Misses Alice Lee and Jean Crawford of Man- dan were among the wedding guests. The bride was graduated from the |* Nashua high school and has lived in \Bismarck for six years, being em- “Ployed most recently at the city audi- tor’s office. Mr. Smith, a native of Bismarck, received his education here ‘and now is in the employ of the Standard Oil company. Both he and his bride have been identified prom- *inently with the Bismarck Commun- ity Players organization. ee # Class Opens Meeting To Interested Public The self-expression class, which is affiliated with the Unity Study club, has arranged a guest night program for 8 o'clock Monday evening at the American Legion Auxiliary room, World War Memorial 5. interested public is invited. Pro- gram features will be two talks, “As a Man Thinketh” given by Mrs. Har- old Hopton and “The Intervening Hand” by Mrs. Theresa Miller, and vocal solos by Mrs. W. J. Targart, accompanied by Miss Helen Tar- gart. S ee OH Miss Bernice Penhale To Be Wed October 15 Mrs. Myrtle Merry Chase, Mandan, Monday announced the engagement and approaching marriage of her daughter, Miss Bernice Alberta Pen- hale, to Ist Lt. Reynold E. Fradeen, Mohall, son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Fradeen, Fargo. Tuesday, Oct. 15, has been named by Miss Penhale as the date for the ceremony, which will be read at her mother’s home, Lieutenant Fradeen 1s commanding officer of CCC Com- pany 765, which is stationed at Mo- halle * % # Esther Helen Hehr Is Albert Weist’s Bride \ During a nuptial service read at the First Evangelical church at 9 o'clock Sunday morning, by Rev. William A. Lemke, pastor, Miss Esther Helen Hehr, daughter of Mrs. Fred » Wutzke, Gackle, became the bride of Albert Bernhard Weist, son of Mrs. Pauline Weist, Bismarck. For the ceremony the bride wore a heavy brown crepe dress with metallic trim and hat and accessories to cor- respond. Her bouquet was of yellow roses. Miss Louise Weist, sister of the bridegroom, also wearing a brown crepe model, was maid of honor. Har- ley Hone was best man for Mr. Weist. A wedding dinner was served at the home of the bridegroom’s mother, Mr. and Mrs. Weist attended the yschools at Mandan and Gackle, re- spectively. They now are at home at 316 Mandan St. The bridegroom is employed in the Bismarck Tribune mechanical department-and the bride es & clerk at Montgomery Ward and N + STARS IN NEW RADIO PROGRAM FOR VICKS | The | Foreign Wars will meet to elect new Oct. 28, was guest of honor at a danc- ing party given by about 20 friends Is Wed at Matin Ceremony Announce Marriage of Miss Virginia Larvik Mr, and Mrs. Oscar Larvik of Tem- vik announce, the marriage of their daughters Miss Virginia Lar- vik, to Roland Oleny,’ Valley City, which was solemnized Tuesday, Sept. 3, at Mandan. Mr. and Mrs. Larvik announced the marriage when they left Temvik this week-end to make their home in Valley City for the/ winter months. | eee Girl Scout Leaders’ Association to Meet The Bismarck Girl Scout Leaders’ association will open its formal sched- ule of meetings for the new year with election of officers and a pro- gram at 7:30 o'clock Monday evening at the Girl Scout room, World War Memorial ° buildin, The program, | arranged by Mmes. Themar &. Simle and Ford LeBatron and the Misses Evalyn Grace Hermann and Irene Brown, will be a very condensed lead. ers training course for the benefit of |" new lieutenants who are ing the work. He Oe Catherine McKinnon Is Honored Saturday Miss Catherine Mary McKinnon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Mc- Kinnon, who is to become the bride of John William Tully, Chicago, on just start- Saturday evening at the Municipal golf course club house from 9 to 1 o'clock. Roses and tapers graced the table for the buffet luncheon served at 11:30 o'clock during an intermis- sion in the dancing. The bride-elect was presented with a gift of crystal. x ee Auxiliary to V. F. W. Plans Double Meeting! The Auxiliary to the Veterans of | officers and transact regular business | at 7 o'clock Wednesday evening at the American Legion Auxiliary room, World War Memorial building. This session is being called early so that the members can join Gilbert N. Nelson Post 1326, V. F. W. in at- tending a public: program to which} war veterans are extended a special invitation in the Bismarck city au- ditorium, to be held afterward. At this meeting, P. G. Harrington, | department commander of the V. F. W., will bring a teport of the national convention held recently at Kansas City, Mo. and Dave H. Hamilton, who attended the United Spanish War Veterans meeting at San An- tonio, Texas, this month, will talk on that gathering. The organization and work of the post and its auxiliary will be discussed by H. F. O’Hare and Mrs. E. P. Quain. There also will be some musical entertainment, according to F. A. Erikson, who is in charge of the meeting arrangements. ee Mrs. E. 8. Logan of Valley ‘City, who soon is to move to Bismarck with other members of the family, was complimented at a farewell party given Friday evening at the home of Mrs. H. J. Hemmesch by her division of St. Catherine's Altar society. A potluck lunch was served, after which the group enve iets: Logan a gift. ** Mrs. W. C. Wescom of Edmunds returned home Saturday after visit- ing Mrs. T. W. Lusk, 306 Thayer ave- nue, west, for a week, Leads Auxiliary \ | Mrs. Metville Mucklestone (above) + of Chicago, was elected president of the American tegio.. auxiliary at the closing session of ths organiza. tion’s national convention in St Louie, (Associated Press Photo) Glencoe Church Sets. Annual Supper Date The annual fall chicken supper at the Glencoe Presbyterian church which always attracts a large attend- ance from Bismarck and the sur- rounding community will held this year on Friday evening, Oct. 4, with serving starting at 6:30 o'clock. Rev. H. M. Gulson, pastor, and the congregation extend an invitation to the public to attend. ee Congregation ‘Honors Rev. Schlipf Sunday; Rev. Benjamin Schlipf, who as- sumed the pastorate of the Bismarck Baptist church this summer, was hon- ored at @ gathering of 70 members of the congregation held Sunday after- noon at Pioneer park, the occasion being a surprise to him on his birth- day anniversary. . Singing, readings by Carl Gutsche and Miss Emma Fuhrman and a talk by Rev. H. G. “Bens were enjoyed during the afternoon. Karl Gutsche, Sr., presented the pastor with a gitt from the church and the Ladies’ Aid gave him a beautifully decorated cake as its gift. The Ladies’ Aid served refreshments. * * * Miss Amy Jensen, Enge apartments, was the week-end guest of Miss Martha Ann Dunn, daughter of Major and Mrs. John L. Dunno: Fort Lincoln. ? Meetings of Clubs i | And Social Groups [eee Se Rebekah Busy Bees The Rebekah Busy Bees will hold « regular meeting at 2:30 o'clock Tues- | rs) iday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Jacob Yeasley, 218 Thirteenth St. x # % Bismarck Hospital Alumnae Mrs, Karl 8. Wahl and Mrs. John Ehrmantraut will be hostesses for a meeting of the Bismarck Hospital Alumnae association at the nurses’} home at 8 o'clock Tuesday evening. -# # 0. E. S. Balloting will feature the regular meeting of Bismarck Chapter No. 11, Order of the Eastern Star, set for 8 o'clock Tuesday evening at the Ma- sonic temple. A program and cards followed by luncheon are being ar- ranged for tne social hour for which the officers will be hostesses. An in- vitation is extended to visiting mem- bers. A laugh-jammed story of the works featuring the outstanding stars of motion picture, stage and radio worlds. Crosby singing “I Wished on the Moen” Amos 'n’ Andy “Is we regusted...we can't croon” Ethel Merman end (Believe Ray it or net) an Elephant Chorus Noble . Playing sweet, sophisticated rhythms Yop! 1 y Boland he at if again! Charlie Ruggles Yop! They're _at_it_ again! Robinson top dancing os only ‘Bojengles’ con Plus ¢ he hilorious triple tadie romonce of... Jack Oakie ge te Burns © Allen Ly da Roberti Wendy Barrie. Henry Wadsworth TK Feremount Pleture Directed: by Norman Tavrog Sunne Church Mission Group to Meet Friday The Women’s Missionary society of the Sunne Lutheran church east of Wilton will meet Friday afternoon, Oct. 4, at the home of Mrs. Helmer Asplund, it was announced Monday. * eK Miss Bathilda Hess Announces Attendant Miss Bathilda Hess, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Joseph P. Hess, Man- dan, whose marriage to James Ber- nard Tonskemper of Duluth, “ will occur Saturday, Oct. 12, at St. Maxy’s procathedral in this city, Mon- day announced the members of the bridal party. . Miss Barbara Jane “Tonskemper of Duluth, sister of the prospective bridegroom, is to be the maid of hon- or. Mr. Tonskemper will be attended by Arthur Tavis, Bismarck, cousin of the bride. The nuptial mass and service will be read at 9 o'clock a. m. (CST). * % % Elizabeth Guttenberg — Wed to R. F. Schnell Miss Elizabeth Guttenberg, daugh- jter of Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Gut- tenberg, Bismarck, and Raymond Francis Schnell, son of Mr. and Mrs. H, Schnell, Torguay, Sask. Can. were married during a nuptial cere- mony read Monday morning by Rev. Henry Holleman, assistant pastor of St. Mary’s procathedral. The bride and her attendant, Miss Stephina Lauinger, both wore gowns tof white crepe. Mr. Schnell had as \his best man Michael Gardner. Guests at the ceremony included the bride- jgroom’s parents and Mrs. F, Ferder- er, Glen Ullin, Mr. and Mrs. Schnell are touring to Torguay, where they will be at home after Oct. 15, for their wedding trip. |The bride is a graduate of St. Bene- dict’s school at Strasburg. * ek * {| First Lt. and Mrs. Tito G. Mosca- , 1118 Avenue C, entertained ight little friends of their son, Jack jGardner Moscatelll, who was two jyears old Saturday, at a birthday Iparty. All the guests were from Bis- |marck with the exception of Patty |Mollohan, daughter of 1st Lt. and | Mrs. Cecil S. Mollohan, Fort Lincoln. The time was passed with games concluded at 5:30 o'clock when the \supper was served at a single table {decorated in the popular Scottish {terrier theme with the pink and white cake as the centerpiece. During the jgames and supper, Lieutenant Mos- {catelli took several moving pictures jof the children. eo) The Misses Josephine Hosch and {Alice Jensen, Enge apartments, cele- |brated their birthdays which both joccur this month with a dinner party {given at the Midway club at 8:30 jo’clock Saturday evening. Several of the guests were from Fort Lincoln, lincluding Major and Mrs, John L. {Dunn, Mrs. George R. Connor, 1st {Lt. and Mrs. Cecil S. Mollohan and 1st Lt. and Mrs. 8. Theodore Gins- hess and Major James M. Hanley, Mandan. xe # ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Raphael Van Neste, former Bismarck residents who have been residing at Jamestown for sev- eral months, moved this week-end to Fargo, where Mr. Van Neste: is head- quartered while acting as district engineer for the PWA for a number of counties. Mr. Van Neste formerly was with the state highway depart- ment and Mrs. Van Neste was an in- structor in the local high school. ee # Miss Alice Lee, Mandan,.a former Bismarck resident, has returned from a two-week vacation which she spent at Minot, Minneapolis and St. Paul. 186 LAUGHS Mandan Residents to Study Players Group The Bismarck Community Players will have as guests at their October meeting set for 8 o'clock Tuesday. night at the B. P. W. club room, ‘World War Memorial building, Miss Madge Runey and Mf. and Mrs. Maurice Diehl, representing a group of Mandan residents who wish to form a similar organization. The entertainment highlight will be a laboratory play, the name of which is being kept secret, directed by Harrison Monk and with Kenneth Lauster, Adrian Eppler, Mrs. Kenneth Peterson and the Misses Beth Wheel- er and Dorothy Tekippe in the cast. An invitation is extended to any one who is interested in dramatic art or play production. The: first rehearsal for the farce, “Tons of Money”, which the Players are preparing for the North Dakota Education association convertion and ®@ public performance later, was held Sunday afternoon. Emery T. Putnam is directing. * * * W. C. T. U. Delegation Returns from Minot Bismarck delegates returning this week-end from the North Dakota ‘Women’s Christian Temperance Union convention held at Minot in- cluded Mmes. Charles Leissman, J. J. Rue, Joseph L. Kelley, C. G. Boise and Ellis L. Jackson. Steele delegates returning at the same time were Mrs. P. D. Wood and her daughter, and Mrs. Marjorie Schnasser. Mrs. E. L. Bordwell, Jamestown, state director of Loyal Temperance Legion work, was with the Steele delegation and ex- pected to visit there before returning home. Rev. Gress and a number of others represented the Underwood ‘unit. He * Presbyterian Group Names Bismarck Girl Miss Thelma Liessman was elected president at the close of the Bismarck Presbytery Young People’s League annual session held at the First Pres- byterian church Friday evening and Saturday. Miss Vivian Malmgren, Mandan, was returned as vice presi- dent and Miss Corrine Buckley, Glen- coe, was chosen as secretary-treas- urer. Delegations from Glencoe, Steele, Hazelton, Wing, Mandan and New Salem attended the sessions which included a banquet with covers for 90 Friday evening, an evening ses- sion at which Dr. E. P. Quain talked of his recent trip to South America and showed illustrative moving pic- tures, a social hour and Saturday morning’s conference on organization work. Speakers at this time were Rev. J. Way Huey and Drs. A. J. Dressler and Kemper McComb, all of James- town; Miss Anna D. Burr, president | ¢ of the North Dakota Synodical so- ciety, and Mrs. E. F. Logee, wife of the host pastor, both of Bismarck. CAPITOL Today and Tuesday GLAMOROUS Kay turns her allure on three men to show @ blonde trouble-maker what trouble really s—when o woman's in lovel FRA THE Wl THE GANDER ‘A Nomar Bros Hh wnt GEORGE BRENT» GENEVIEVE TOBIN + RALPH FORBES “Metropolitan Nocturne” Color Cartoon - News Travelreel Starting Wednesday Official Motion Pictures of the JOE MAX LOUIS vs. BAER Fight NOTICE HAIRDRESSERS Examinations in Beauty Cul- ture will be held in Fargo en Oct, ‘Ith and 8th, written work begin- ning 9 a, m. at Minette Beauty School, and at Minet on Oct. 10th and llth at Grand Hotel, Bring ‘SEPTEMBER 80, 1935 $150,000 Smile Here's the smile that proved worth $150,000 to Mrs. Hannah Gruber Medoff of Brooklyn, who next December 25, her 31st birth- day, will come into a legacy left her by Dr. Howard Louraine be- cause he was charmed by her gether. Bridge was played at four tables, score awards going to Mrs. C. J. Reff and C. V. Holmquist and a traveling prize going to B. A, Woehle. At the close of the evening the guests | {served luncheon and presented Mr. and Mrs. Thompson with a gift. ee # Frank Mayo, son of Mr. and Mrs, F. H. Mayo, 707 Twelfth St., leaves Monday for Hollywood, Calif. to con- tinue his study of dancing at the Fanchon and Marco studios. Mr. Mayo is a former student of Miss Mar- garet Ann Ramsey and is well-known in the city for the interpretive work which he has done with Miss Emily Papacek as his dancing partner. Miss Papacek will continue to study with Miss Ramsey. ek x Mrs. Mary Ann Cool of ‘go and Miss Mary Timmerman of and Mandan were week-end visitors in Mandan and Bismarck, returning to Fargo Monday afternoon. Mrs. Cool, who -was instructor at the Christie beauty school here for several months, now operates the Chicago Hairdress- ing academy at Fargo. bi ee Miss Thelma Liessman, 615 Seventh St., left Saturday for Fargo to assist her sorority, Alpha Gamma Delta, emile when she wus a child. The original $25,900 bequest has been increased since Dr. Lourainc’s death seven years ago because ove of the heirs foughr (he will with the closing events of its rushing activities and will remain there for several days. Miss Liessman gradu- sted from the North Dakota Agricul- tural college last spring. * # % Dr. and Mrs. W. H. Bodenstab and their daughter, Miss Catherine, of 520 Mandan St., entertained about 25 guests including Miss Bathilda Hess of Mandan at an informal party dur- ing which a buffet supper was served Saturday evening. Cards and vocal solos by James W. Guthrie, Jr., were enjoyed. Mrs. Earl Hoffman of Grand Forks was a week-end visitor at the home of Mrs. B. D. Wetmore, 813 Rosser av- enue. Mrs. Hoffman, who formerly was Miss Illa Bigler, has been visiting her mother at Wilton for the last two weeks. * ek * Among the week-end callers at the home of Rev. and Mrs. H. G. Bens, 1102 Avenue C, were Dr. Rolf L. Jae- ger of Chicago, who is the German consul general, and Walter Hay- nacher of Minneapolis, who-is an old friends of the Bens family. ee Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Warren Soule jand their son, Ralph, Jr., who came here a few weeks ago when Mr. Soule Paul T. Cook, son of Mrs, Julia| became affiliated with the Mehus con- Cook, who spent the summer here af-'servatory, now are settled at 718% ter completing his work at the Uni-|Mandan St. versity of North Dakota school of medicine, has left for Chicago to en- ter the medical school at Northwest- ern university. 4 * ee Mr. and Mrs. Albert V. Hartl, 423 Sixth St., had as guests from Friday until Monday his mother, Mrs. Wil- liam R. Hartl, and his brother, Ed- mund, and sister, Agnes, all of New Rockford. On Sunday they took their guests on a tour through the; Badlands. x ok O* * # % Dr. and Mrs. John F. Regan of Jamestown visited with Bismarck and Mandan friends this week-end. They Glenburn, spent Sunday with Mrs. E. K. Remboldt, 703 Front avenue, They_ were school friends at Buchanan. — ae ae Mr. and Mrs, Temvik have sold their property at Temvik and are moving to Valley City for the winter montha 2 rr i Rev. Robert A. Feehan, pastor of St. Mary’s procathedral, left. Monday morning for a day’s visit with rela- tives at Minot. j it City and County Mr, and Mrs, Earl Weiss, 1112 Ave. D West, are the parents of a boy born at 1:20 p. m. Sunday at St, Alexius hospital, A girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. John R. Hoehn of Steele at 6:45 a. m.. Sunday at the Bismarck hospital. E. F. Azar has ‘returned to Fargo after attending the funeral services for a cousin at Akron, Ohio, and ex- pects to be back in Bismarck in a week or 10 days. Raymond Tyler Johnson and Char- lotte Dorothea Olson, both of Ster- ling, were granted a marriage license Saturday by County Judge I. C. 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