The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 17, 1936, Page 5

» @)SOCIETY and CLUBS. THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17, 1936 — | Church Societies {dist Episcopal General Aid, Thurs- | sisting hostess. + > , in the church parlors. Division 2. ee * th is in charge, invites members First Baptist Mission Circle Na fiseng Circle 1, Presbyterian Aid ‘There will be a meeting of the First aie te ta the Cael e abe Mrs. Minnie L. Schuman and Miss Baptist Mission Circle at 2:30 p. m., 8 VS loo! ale ha Helen G. Bascom will be hostesses Dr. Quain Member of N. D. Demo Delegation Dr. Fannie Dunn Quain of Bis- tmarck and Mrs. W. H. McCormick of Mandan will be among four North Dakota women in the delegation go- ing to the Democratic national con- vention which opens June 23 in the aaa Pa., municipal auditor- jum. Dr. Quain and Mrs. McCormick are Gelegates. Mrs. E. J. Callinan of Fargo ‘and Mrs. T. W. Baribeau of Enderlin are alternates. Several events of the convention will be of special interest to women, Regional breakfasts will be held at which women leaders in the various states will report on their work and on the strength in their districts of | | the women’s sentiment for Roosevelt, ‘Women will have an added voice in|" forming planks of the party platform through a recently appointed commit- tee which will draw up several planks Pa Thursday with Mrs, J, B. Rand, 1026 | lowed by refreshments, |when Circle 1 of the First Presby- | S Tenth St. The April and May issues | Redes Ladies’ Aid meets at 3 p. m., ummer Smartness | |rived wednesday for a few days’ visit of Missions will be studied. | inane Trinity ny gti ‘Thursday, in the church parlors. wit ine! sister, ee % | lembers are requested to bring x Mogg ore. - ‘ake os Ni th, McCabe M. E. General Aid jtheir tea towels for the church when| Mr. and Mrs. Frank Roehm and ; is a " a A book review by Edna LaMoore |Circle 3 of the Trinity Lutheran La-| Mrs. Nellie B. Gillis, all of Wishek, St. He also will attend to business|waido will feature the program at|dies’ Aid meets at 3 p. m., Thursday | were among visitors in the city Tues- matters here. 3:45 p. m., following the 3 p. m., bus!-|with Mrs. Peter Kanz, 302 Thayer,| day. H. 8. Morgan of Minneapolis ar- |ness meeting of the McCabe Metho-| West. Mrs, E. C. Johnson will be as-| CSG of special interest to women, under | ! the chairmanship of Mrs. Caroline] | O'Day, representative-at-large from New York. ke * Federal Procurement Employes Hold Picnic The 28 employes of the federal pro- | } curement office and wives and child- ren of some of the staff members en- joyed a picnic supper at 5:30 p. Tuesday in Pioneer park. Kittenb games provided diversion after the meal. This was one in a series of in- formal social affairs which the of- fice has held and was in charge of G. R. McCarty and the Misses Alice Jensen and Alice Walsh. ee * Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Borlin and daughter, Carol Ann, of 928 Tenth St., are leaving Wednesday night for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Borlin’s par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Borlin of Minneapolis, and her parents, Dr. and Mrs. M. J. Kern of St. Cloud, Minn. Mr. Borlin will return about Sunday but Mrs. Borlin and their daughter will be away until the first of next month when they will motor back with his parents, who are com- ing to attend the Pioneer Days cele- bration. * * % Miss Edith Ramstad, who has been pursuing dramatic studies in Holly- wood, arrived here Tuesday for a brief visit with her parents, Dr. and Mrs. N. O. Ramstad, 824 Fourth St. Miss Ramstad will be here for only a few days as she is enrolling for a summer course at Northwestern Uni- versity, Evanston, Ill. She motored here and was accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burgert of San Diego, Calif., who will continue the trip east with her. x kk Garden flowers, principally peonies, decorated the table when Miss Ethel Sandin, 323 Park St., assistesd by her mother, Mrs, Arthur L. Sandin, and sister, Ruth, entertained the 10 mem- bers of her club at a 7 o'clock bridge dinner Tuesday, Mrs. K. Frederick Olsen, whose marriage recently was announced, was presented with a gift of crystal from the group. Bridge was played after crete * Mrs. F. A. Klansey, John Gerlitz and Frances Bleth received first, second and consolation gifts, respect- ively, when their bridge club had the last meeting of the year Tuesday evening with Mrs. r Larson, 214 Thirteenth St., as hostess. Two tables were in play. Mmes. Charles Gray and J. N. Deibert were guests. Members of the group recently held a picnic in Pioneer park. —_——— 1 Slope Weddings | Messer-Urlacker and Urlacker-Mes- eer: Miss Ottilia Hildegard Messer and Philip Urlacker, Miss Eugenia Urlacker and Valentine Messer, all of Richardton, by eRev. Basil Thum in St. Stephen's Catholic church, Rich- ardton, at a double ceremony. Rice-Ehlis: Miss Anne M. Rice and Edward Enhlis, both of Dickinson, by Rev. George P Aberle in St. Joseph's Catholic church. Pelton-Pribyl: Miss Ellen Pelton and William A. Pribyl, both of Ver- sippi, by Rev. Edgar Winn in the First Congregational parsonage, Dickinson. Anhelchor-Seleska: Miss Magdalene Anhelchor and Leon Seleska, both of Dickinson, by Rev. George P. Aberle in St. Joseph’s Catholic church. Sutton-Smith: Miss Isabelle Sut- ton, Washington, D. C., and Robert Henry Smith of Dickinson and New York City in St. Matthew's Catholic church, Washington, by Rev. W. F. Stricker. Neuberger-Reinhardt: Miss Ella Neuberger and Erwin Reinhardt, both of Krem, by Rev. Mr. Jannsen in the Tura] Lutheran church near Krem. Fischer-Faul and Faul-Bower: Miss Ruth Esther Fischer, Benedict, and Arthur Faul, Harvey, and Miss Mag- gie Faul, Harvey, and Sam Bower, McClusky, in a double ceremony in the Mennonite church of McClusky by Rev. Mr. Reimke. ‘McClellan-Klick: Miss. Mary Eliza- Ke beth McClellan, Forest Grove, 0! and Herman E. Klick, Hebron, at Ma- dera, Calif, by Rev. Leo Cook of ‘Trinit, urch. 'y Episcopal church. Schaff-Heck and Reidlinger-Schaff: Miss Apolania Heck, Mandan, and Fred Schaff, Burt, and Miss Eva Schaff, Burt, and Hubert Reidlinger, Burt, in @ double ceremony at St. Placidus Catholic church, Mott, by Rev. ‘Vincent Amann. 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Schulz-Lippert: Miss Helen Schulz, Washburn, and August Lippert, Ash- ley, at Eureka, 8. D. George-Bohn: Miss Marguerite George, Portland, Ore., and Durard D. Bonin formerly ef abit, in: the ug 6 Tea Spoons 6 Dessert Spoons ty nev. George Foland 6 Viande Forks 6 Hollow Handle lone-Abraham: Miss ut . s. .7 ry Malone, Dickinson, and Stanley Abra- 1 Butter Knife Viande Knives ham, Medora, in the Methodist Epis- copal parsonage, Beach. 1 Sugar Shell Krepil-Smith: Miss Agnes Krepil, formerly of Dickinson, and James Smith, Chicago, in St. Mary of the Lake church, Chicago. Lacey-Tulp: Miss Ruby Calif. Junker and Henry Enzminger, both of south of Tappen, in a civil cere- mony at Steele. Becker-Zimmerman: Miss _Ida| Becker and Kale Zimmerman, both |% of Napoleon, by Rev. G. Eichler of the Napoleon Baptist church. ‘Wald-Wald: Miss Christine Wald and Joseph Wald, Jr., of St. Anthony in St. Michael's Catholic church by Rev. F. C. Lauinger. Slavik-Lewis: Miss Floy Slavik of and Edwin Lewis, Glasgow, Mont., in Delbert Brice. Olson-Ross: Miss Nora Odells|% Olson, Whetstone, and James Ross, Oakdale, in St. John Lutheran church Dickinson, by Rev. G. H. Plamann. Utter-Hastad: Miss Evelyn Utter | ¥ and Anna M. Hastad, both of New Leipzig, at McIntosh, 8. D. Walhood-Jensen: Miss Mabel Wal- hood, Hazen, and Andrew Jensen, Seattle, Wash., in the Congregational parsonage, Forks, Wash. Roberts-Wright: Miss Lillian Rob- erts, New England, and P. O. Wright, Denver, Colo., at Bison, 8. Sondag-Hafner: Miss Esther Son- dag, Sykeston, and Frank Hafner, Dover, in the Sykeston Catholic church by Rev. Father Summerfelt. Clark-Lester: Miss Lela J. Clark, Harvey, and Roy Lester, Hurdsfield, in a civil ceremony at Fessenden, Berreth-Eisenbeisz: Miss Ruth Frances Berreth, Temvik, and Albert Eisenbeisz, Heil, in the Linton Lu- theran church by Rev. F. J. Doyen. 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