The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 2, 1936, Page 5

, © Miss Marguerite A. Kennedy Is Betrothed to W. G. Huey), um rae Daughter of Former 8 of Former State En- gineer to Wed Brother of Local Man News of the engagement of Miss Marguerite A. Kennedy of Denver, Colo., to William G. Huey of Iowa City, Iowa, which was formally an- nounced at a dinner given June 13, will be of much interest to Bismarck friends’ of the bride-elect and of her Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Ken- nedy. The family left here just a year ago. Mr. Huey is attending Iowa City university and expects to receive his term. He is the son of Rev. and Mra. J. Way Huey of Jamestown and is a brother of Burkett Huey of this city. No date has been set for the wed-; ding, which will take place after Mr. Huey receives his advanced degree. Miss Kennedy's father formerly was state engineer and the>family had a wide circle of acquaintances through: out North Dakota. She was gradu- ated from Bismarck high school and from Jamestown college from which she also won a degree in music. Miss Kennedy was well-known for her in- terest in music activities and her Piano performances which always were in much demand. She was prominent in young people's activities in the First Baptist church. In Den- ver she has a large class of pupils. Snapdragons and sweet peas were the floral note in decorations for the announcement dinner given in the Kennedy home. The secret was told through miniature diplomas tied with white silk ribbons. Among those taking part in a musical program fol- lowing the dinner were a violinist from the Civic symphony of Denver and the tenor soloist from the Cal- vary Baptist choir, both friends of Miss Kennedy. ‘When Mr. Huey concluded a week’s stay in Denver, he and members of the Kennedy family made a trip to the South Dakota Black Hills, where Mr, Kennedy's governmental position takes him at this time, for an outing. ee * Helen Young Is Bride In Evening Ceremony Tapers in candelabra lighted the chancel and garden flowers in shades of pink, yellow and blue combined with pink and yellow roses decorated the altar of the First Presbyterian church of Jamestown for the marriage ‘Wednesday evening of Miss Helen E. Young, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Young of Selfridge, to Rollin H. Johnson, son of Mes. prcila Johnson of Jamestown: Officiating at the caren at 8 o'clock was Rev. D. D. Jansen. Miss Zua Smith of Jamestown and \Miss Dorothy Crawford of South Da- ota, a cousin of the bride, wearing r-length frocks of blue and yellow fon, respectively, and carrying handkerchiefs to match their gowns and bouquets of blue delphinium and fellow columbine, were the brides- maids. Allin Johnsun was his broth- er’a best man, and William Wilmot served as usher. Miss Young was given in marriage by her father. She wore a floor- Tength dress of pink silk and carried ® bouquet of pink roses and baby’s breath. As an ornament she wore @ gold bracelet belonging to her mother. ‘The musical setting for the cere- mony was provided by Miss Mary Huey, organist, who sounded the tra- ditional wedding marches and also plaeyd “At. Dawning,” “I'll Be Faith- ful” and “Love, Here Is My Heart.” THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. THURSDAY, JULY 2, 1936 SOCIETY and CLUBS | Undetectable Culotte Eleanor Sullivan’s Engagement Is Told ‘Sullivan, daughter of ‘W. H. Sullivan, 1011 Fourth € ‘ow who has chosen Wednes- day, August 19, as the date of her For their wedding -trip, Mr. andor Mrs. Yellowstone Johnson are touring National park. They will be at home after Sept. 1 at Adrian, LaMoure county, where both are to teach in the high school of which Mr. John- son_is principal. The bride was from Jamestown high school and in 1935 received her diplomas from James- town college. Mr. Johnson prepared for Jamestown college from which he eraduated in 082 af the Linton high ee % Miss Hattie Piller : Attends Her Sister Miss Hattie Piller, 723 Mandan St., : Grande, Betty Casal and Mae Bon, p. m., Monday, in the presence of two families and intimate friends of the couple, ‘The bride wore a navy blue net dress trimmed with white organdy, with accessories repeating the white con- trast note. The maid of honor was costumed in white pongee crepe gether at a bathroom shower in Lee's ith | Log Lodge near St. Cloud. afternoon Miss Sullivan’s grandmother, Mrs. J. H. Sullivan of Minneapolis, gave a reception for 60 relatives and friends in her honor at her summer home at Farmington, Minn. es * % Many relatives and friends are ex- i | Many relatives and frends are ex A reception and luncheon for 22 guests was held in the Piller home at 3 o'clock. The bride's place was de- wearing a yellow knitted suit. Upon their return they will live at Minot, where the bridegroom is employed by the United States Tobacco company. Mrs. Peterson is a graduate of the Valley City Teachers college, which the bridegroom also attended. He had part of his college work in Fargo. Out-of-town guests were the bride- groom's parents from Englevale, Mr. \and Mrs. Bale of and Mrs. W. pees will attend three conventions. The Pasir ig agent tallied DR. T. W. BUCKINGHAM Announces his return to practice after several months’ absence. 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