The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 19, 1935, Page 5

| | a AKee THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1935 SOCIETY and CLUBS Miss Marjorie Wedding on Oct. 6 Is Told Her Wedding to Arthur Norum Is Performed at Mcintosh Presbyterian Manse Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Bergland, 617 Seventh St., Tuesday announced th¢ marriage of their daughter, Miss Mar- jorie Bergland, to Arthur Norum, son of’ Mr.‘and Mrs. Martin G. Norum, 508 Ninth St., which was an event of Sunday, Oct. 6. The wedding ceremony was per- formed at Mcintosh, S. D., by the Presbyterian minister there. Robert Dunahey, a school friend of the couple, accompanied them to McIn- tosh and was the only witness, For the present Mr. and Mrs. Norum are making their home with the bride's parents. Both were graduated from the Bis- marck high school in 1934, Mr. Norum is working for the J. C, Penney com- pany afid Mrs. Norum is in the emplcy of the F. W. Woolworth company. x Beauticians’ Study Card Group to Meet Members of the Beauticians’ Study club who belong to the card group and their invited guests are to be en- tertained Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Jessie Carlson, 206 Sec- ond St., northeast, Mandan. The time for the meeting is 8 o'clock (CST). — THE — BIGGEST PICTURE IN 10 YEARS ENDS TONITE (Tues.) Bergland’s To Install Rainbow Assembly at Linton} The Mandan assembly of the Order of the Rainbow will exemplify the in- itiatory degree as part of the cere- mony Sunday, Nov. 24, at which Mrs. Blanche Lynn Whittemore, Napoleon, will institute a Rainbow assembly with 25 members at Linton. The Mandan group, accompanied by the mother adviser, Mrs. F. W. Mc- Kendry, will leave at 9 o'clock Sun- day morning and will be accompan- fed by Masonic and Order of the Eastern Star members who have been invited to attend the ceremony. Miss Bonnie Carlson, past worthy advisor, will preside during the degree work. Linton Masons and Eastern Star members will entertain the Mandan guests at luncheon. | * oe Miss Magee’s Program For Week.Is Outlined Miss Dorothy J. Magee, St. Paul, re-| ligious educaticn director who is on the faculty of the 1935 standard train- ing school for church school workers, has three special engagements at the McCabe Methodist Episcopal church |this week. She has been eniployed by the church board to assist in a ser- ies of special meetings now entering upon the second week. Tuesday afternoon Miss Magee ad- dressed the Women’s Home Missionary society meeting at the church par- lors and on Thursday she is to meet with Mthe General Aid society. She will deliver her closing address on “The Church in Action” at a meeting Thursday evening to which all mem- bers of the church are invited, this service to take the place of the usual midweek service Wednesday evening. Miss Magee leaves here Saturday and is scheduled to preach in the Steele Methodist Episcopal church Sunday morning and evening. After| that she will go to St. Paul to be the! Thanksgiving guest of her parents, Bishop and Mrs. J. Ralph Magee. * Ok O® Mehus Tiny Tots Club Opens Its Fifth Year Thirty-eight members of the Mehus conservatory Tiny Tots Music club, meeting at the Dr. Paul W. Freise home, 721 Eighth St., Sunday to re- organize for the group's fifth season as ‘a member of the North Dakota Federation of Music clubs, named MIGHTY SCREEN DRAMA COMES NEXT ATTRACTION WED. - THURS. REVEL IN THE MAGIC OF officers and heard a program o!| piano and violin selections presente: | by members. Counting parents, there; were 65 persons present. | Jane Hall was named __president,) {Betty Lou Fleck vice president, Vir- inia Sorenson, secretary, and Vir- inia Cox, secretary, during the busi-} jness session over which Winnie Lou| |Halverson, retiring leader, presided. Miss Belle Mehus, counselor, is as- sisted in directing the group's af-, fairs by a board of patronesses com-| posed of Mmes. Dan Hall, John R.| Fleck, Sore Gordon V. Cox. | E. P. O'Brien, Henry O. Puinam, Hazel ‘Pearce Halverson, J. A. Patera andj * Freise. Virginia Sorenson announced the program which opened with a group lof rhythm pieces played by three-year ; old Charles Mochel and Dolores Pet- | erson, Doris Cirlam and Honey ‘La- Vine, accompanied by Mrs. Harris Robinson. } Rose! y Bozak played .a violin solo. Piano selections were given by Robert Fveice, Herbert Putnam, Meyer Cohen, Sally Ann Fleck, Virginia So1- ! enson, Mathilda Towne, Virginia Co: | Beverly Jean Patera, Jean Leonhard. Caroline Rhodes, Grace Barbie, Mary Putnam, Btity Lou Fleck, Jane Hali| and Winte Lou Halverson. Mrs. Freise and her son gave each ' { ROMANCE, FUN AND SONG! Lovely Alice Faye sings her way in- to your heart...as she climbs to love and fame in Hol lywood ona lad der of unending laughter! ALICE FAYE RAY WALKER A BEBE DANIELS oe hell & Durant — Added Pleasures — “Ladies Love Hats” ‘Aladdin's Lamp - - News guest a chocolate turkey wrapped in gram, The next meeting date will be Dec. 8. * * % Mr, and Mrs. J. C. Mork and family and Clarence Peterson were Bismarck guests when Mr. and Mrs. A. C, Mork! of Mandan celebrated their twentieth wedding aaniversary Sunday by en-j tertaining 18 relatives and friends at) dinner. * OK H Miss Frances ,Tourtlotte, Regan. sophomore in home economics at the North Dakota Agricultural college. Pargo, has been chosen for one of the leading roles in the cast of the 1935- o- C= |Jewish Ladies’ Aid e Drapery i in Moire aS The skirt draped to form a triple volant of heavy black Ottoman, rose and pink moire distinguishes this Schiaparellf model. To Hold Sale Friday All kinds of home-made bread will be featured in the food sale which the Jewish Ladies’ Aid will conduct at the A. W. Lucas company store Friday, starting at 10:30 a. m. and continuing through the afternoon. A large var- iety of candy also will be offered for jsale. Mrs. Al Rosen heads the ar- rangements group. * * * Garden Club Dinner Scheduled for Dec. 2 Monday evening, Dec 2, was set as the date for the Bismarck Gar- den club's annual which will be held in the Grand Pa- cific private dining room wien the sociation of Commerce rooms projects in North Dakota. Mr. prising in all about 40 acres. told of elm scedlings started meter of % inch and a height of inches. Mr. Hutchinson fs conne Experiment station. * bride of Albert Heer, son of Mr. and Mrs, Christ Heer, Linton, in a quiet nuptial service performed in the First Evangelical parsonage, 1708 Rosser avenue, at 8 o'clock Saturday eve- ning. Rev. William A, Lemke, pastor, read the service at which the couple was attended by Mr. and Mrs. Michael Berreth. Mr. Goehring and Miss Maryan Standinger. The bride was attired in a long gown of white satin. Mr. and Mrs. Heer are touring in the western states for their wedding trip and will be at home in a few weeks at the home of his parents. The bridegroom, who is engaged in 36 Bison Brevities, all-college show, to be given in February. + jucated in the Linton schools. farming, and the bric2 both were ed- Js time to THE REPRESSION IS OVER! ps your darn fool off while you from’ Stop Hat CAPITOL Tonight and Wed. sing and whistle! im in melody! HUGH HERBERT HELEN BRODERICK ROGER PRYOR - FRED KEATING - ERIC BLORE PHILLIS BROOKS HIT SONGS: “Santa Claus Came in the Spring.’ “Eenie Meenic Minie "If You Were Mine,” ’“Meet Miss America,” “I Saw Her at Eight O'clock.” > Added - Comedy - - News: - Cartoon - Unusualities dinner meeting, { club met Monday evening in the As- to transact regular business and hear T. C,. Hutchinson of the U. S. Fores- try service speak on tree planting Hutchinson dwelt especially upon the localized shelterbelt nurser- ies in Bismarck and Mandan, com- He last spring from szed and attaining a dia- ed with the Northern Great Plains * Standinger-Heer Vows Taken Here Saturday Miss Tillie Standinger, daughter of cellophane at the close of the PrO-|a¢r5 Mait Nock, Linton, became the 25 from Here Attend ¢| Young People’s Forum Twenty-five young people of the McCabe Methodist Episcopal church and the pastor, Rev. Walter E. Vater, attended the young people’s forum conducted in the Methodist Episcopal church of Mandan Saturday evening with 100 delegates from the Mandan, rural and local churches attending. ucation director for the St. Paul area, and Rev. Alfred Roe, Bismarck, dis- trict superintendent, spoke at the meeting, which was followed by @ so- cial hour with games and refresh- ments held in the church parlor. * eK Bumanns of Mandan Have Silver Wedding The five daughters of Mr. and Mrs. August Bumann of Mandan gathered Saturday for a family reunion and dinner party celebrating the twenty- fifth anniversary of their parents’ marriage. Thanksgiving appointments were used for the dinner which was served at 7:30 o'clock and was followed by a reception for some 30 friends of the couple from Mandan and vicinity. Louise Schneider and August Bu- mann were married in Mandan Nov. 16, 1910, with the late Rev. Clement Dimpfl officiating, and lived in Jud- son until moving to Mandan two years ago. Their daughters arc Mrs. Henry Wolf, Judson; Mrs. R. C. Harkin, Mis- soula, Mont., and the Misses Helen, home. Mr. Bumann was born in Chicago but came to North Dakota with his par- ents 53 years ago when the family set- resided ih Morton county since 1909. * * * Mrs. H, M. Leonhard, 719 Mandan St., will be hostess to the Mandan Delphian chapter which meets at her home at 8:30 o'clock (CST) Tuesday evening. Mrs, L. A. Paxton will re- view “Mary Peters” by Mary Ellen Chase and Mrs. L. C, Hulett will re- Geographic magazine. * & * Mr. Manning’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. ——iJ. G. Manning, 2100 Avenue A, andj upon leaving during the present week | will go to Williston where Mr. Man-| will be employed. * oe * used yellow pompoms as the main fea- tertained her bridge club Friday even- LeBarron, who will entertain on Nov. acral high, respectively. { Dr. Charles A. Boss, Jr., religious ed-| Clarice and Arline Bumann, all at! tled at New Salem. Mrs. Bumann was! view the November issue of National! Mr. and Mrs, Huntsman Manning, | who have been at Park River since) their marriage this fall, are guests of) ning, who is a CCC work foreman. Miss Odele Venne, 314 Third St..| ture of a yellow and white decorative theme for the luncheon when she en- ing. Score honors went to Mrs. Ford! 29, and Miss Venne, holding high and Anastasia Skubinna Of Center Is Bride Miss Anastasia Skubinna, daughter # Mrs. Frank Dvorak, Center, and aak H. Berg, Underwood, son of tea Mrs. A. B. Berg, Judson, were married at 12:30 o'clock Sunday in the First Lutheran church of Mandan by Rev. O. O. Andvik, pastor. Attendants for the couple were Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Charvat, brother-in- Jaw and sister of the bride. Mrs, O. ©. Andvik sounded the Mendelssohn wedding music as the processional and after the exchange ef vows sang “O, Perfect Love.” A wedding dinner was served in the evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dvorak. Mr. and Mrs. Berg will make their home at Underwood, where Mr. Berg operates a machine shop. * * Parents’ Anniversary | Selected for Wedding Choosing as the date for their mar- riage the twenty-eighth wedding anni- versary of the bridegroom’s parents, Miss Agnes Evelyn Nelson, daughter \of Mr. and Mrs. Albin Nelson, Man- dan, and James Clifford Rask, son ot Mr. and Mrs. Axel Rask, were married at 10 o'clock Friday morning in the Nelson home. An improvised altar banked with flowers formed the setting for the ceremony at which O. O. Andvik, pas- tor of the First Lutheran church of Mandan, officiated. For her wedding gown the bride wore a green velvet model in ankle- length fashioned with a high neck and puffed sleeves, with a matching turban and accessories. The brides- maid, Miss Alvina Burman, cousin of the bridegroom, was costumed in a wine colored crepe dress. Mrs. O. O, Andvik sang “O, Promise Me” and she and her daughter, Miss Camilla Andvik, sang a duet, “O, Perfect Love,” immediately before the exchange of vows. Covers were laid for 20 guests at the wedding dinner given by Mr. and Mrs, Nelson. Mr. and Mrs. Rask will be at home born at Huron Lake, Minn. and hasinec. 1 on a farm southwest of Man- | dan. Mrs. Rask was graduated from the Vatandan | high school and the Christie | beauty school in this city. The} bridegroom attended the rural schools ot Morton county. * *& ' ¢ Mr. Lodge Invites Public To Party Wednesday The Sons and Daughters of Norway lodge extends an invitation to the public to attend the card party which will be given in the A. O. U. W. hall Wednesday evening with the games starting at 8 o'clock. This party will be the first in a series. xe k Viola Emelia Hagen Wed to Californian Mrs. Louise Hagen of Wilton Tues; jday made formal.announcement of the marriage of per daughter, Miss Viola Emelia Hagen, to George W. Petersen of Point Sur, Monterey, Calif, The bride is a sister of Mrs. Gunnar Ol- geirson, 811 Avenue E, and until her marriage spent much of her time in Bismarck. The marriage was solemnized dur- ing a quiet ceremony read Monday, Oct. 28,.in Vancouver, Wash. The bride was accompanied west by her mother and they were met at Port- land, Ore., by Mr. Petersen. Mr. and Mrs. Petersen now are at home at Point Sur, where the bride- groom is stationed by the United States government coast service. He is an ex-service man, having served with the navy during the World war. Mrs. Hagen is to pass the winter with her son-in-law and daughter and will return to Wilton in the spring. x * * D. A. R. to Entertain High School Seniors To acquaint Bismarck high school senior girls with the Daughters of the American Revolution contest to select one girl from each state to at- tend the organization’s national con- gress in Washington, D. C., next*year, Minishoshe chapter will _ entertain them at a tea at 4 o'clock Friday af- ternoon in the domestic science rooms in the junior high school. | | Special Prices on To acquaint the ladies of Bismarck with cur high type of service, we offer and FRIDAY our FERMANENT WAVE at $4.00 (reg- ularly priced $5.00). nary test curl will insure success to all types of hair. THREE DAYS ONLY. Grand Pacific Beauty Shop Permanent | Waves WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY THERMIQUE The prelimi- Remember— We are pleased to announce the addition of Miss Vannie Nichol- son, one of Bismarck'’s most ac- complished hairdressers, to our regular staff. Jessie Carlson » Telephone 492 Immediately preceding the tea Mrs. | | A. M. Christianson will explain the contest rules at a meeting in the new high school gymnasium. Mrs, Christ- ianson will give the necessary quall- fications of the girls selected, among them honor, service, courage, leader> special medal. go to Washington with all expenses paid and with proper chaperonage provided by the D. A. R. Serving on the tea committee are Mmes, Philip J. Meyer, regent, and /L. P. Warren, Forrest M. Davis and Christianson. Other state towns in which D. A. R. chapters are located and in which contests will be held are Valley City, Grand Forks, Fargo, Minot, James- town, Devils Lake, Dickinson and Mandan. | Meetings of Clubs | | And Social Groups | ~~ Wednesday Mothers’ Club Mrs. William Lenhart, 410 Fifth St., entertains the Nov. 20 meeting of the Wednesday Mothers’ club, sched- uled for 8 o'clock. ee & Junior C. D. A. Troop 7 Miss Jordice Godfrey, 419 Eleventh 8t., will be hostess to Troop 7, Junior Catholic Daughters of America, which meets at 7 o'clock Wednesday evening. * * * A. L, A. 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