The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 29, 1936, Page 3

an ice cream social, which is open to the public, Thursday evening on the rear lawn of the Frank Everts apart- ment building, 314 Third St. Serving will sfart at 7 o'clock. Mrs, C. G. Mar- tin, president of the division, is in charge and is being assisted by all of the members. William Erlenmeyer Weds in California Relatives and friends have received announcements of the marriage of. William Erlenmeyer, son of Mr. and Mrs, William F. Erlenmeyer of this city, and Miss Anna Janetta Ferguson, which occurred Sunday, June 21, at Whittier, Calif. No details of the _ ceremony . have been received, except that it was per- formed at Friends church. A reception followed in the English Tavern at Whittier. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. N. Ferguson of Whittier. Mr. Erlenmeyer left for the west about two years ago and is manager of a chain store at Whittier, where the couple is at home. He was grad- uated from the Bismarck high school [> SOCIETY and CLUBS Political Group Will | Hold a Picnic Friday, The Ladies’ Welford-for-Governor Marian Devitt’s Wedding Is Told at Dinner Party club will hold its picnic, which was + postponed some weeks ago, at 5:30 p. » Im, Friday at Pioneer park, Mrs. Al- bin Hedstrom, president, announced Wednesday. Members of the group and their friends are invited. Mrs. Dave H, Hamilton is chairman of the arrangements baggie * Miss Esther Williams ee * First. Luther League ‘ Postpones Gathering The outing which the First Lu- theran church Luther League had planned for 6:30 p. m., Thursday has ‘been postponed, according to Robert Watts, president. f Former Bismarck Girl Is Married It’s‘ Yuma-rriage for Film Blond to Clinton Stevens at 4 Crookston June 7 , Duce Works as Usual On His 53rd Birthday ) The marriage of Miss Marian THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 1936 Devitt, daughter of Mrs. Lulu Devitt, 510 Eighth St., and Clinton Stevens, Grand Forks, son of Mr. and Mrs. V. 'W. Stevens of Walcott, was made known at a dinner party for 15 of the bride’s friends given Tuesday even- ing in the Devitt home. The ceremony was performed Sun- day, Juhe 7, at Crookston, Minn., with Rev. Paul J. Snyder, Methodist Epis- copal minister, officiating. Attending the couple were Mr. and Mrs, Her- bert Lindeman of Grand Forks, For her wedding, Mrs, Stevens wore an ensemble of powder blue silk al- paca with jacket in bolero style, a hat made of the same material and matching shoes, Her flowers were & corsage of sweet peas. Mrs. Lindeman was attired in a pink linen frock with hat and shoes in the same color and had a corsage of white asters. Copies of the original marriage cer- tificate rolled into tiny scrolls found at each place told the secret. These scrolls were attached with pink and white streamers to the centerpiece bouquet of pink and white asters ana fern. Miss Grace Valder of Mandan was the only out-of-town guest. The bride is a graduate of the Bis- marck high school and has held a number of positions at the state cap- itol, the last being with the hail in- surance department. She entered the employ of the Rural Resettlement ad- ministration some months ago and was transferred to Grand Forks. She resigned her positioh upon her mar- riage. Mr. Stevens received his educa- tion at Walcott and is connected with the Grand Forks Plate Glass com- pany. weeks for Grand Forks, where she 1s to be at home at 503% Fourth 8t., south. From now until the time of her departure she will be feted at a series of parties and showers. Miss Hilda McDonnell, 319% Elev- enth 8t., and Mrs, Arthur C, Ander- son, 1102 Thayer avenue, were among the out-of-town guests at a dessert bridge which Mrs. Emma Foley and Miss Gertrude Riordan of Devils Lake gave Saturday evening for their sis- ter, Miss Nora Riordan of San Fran- cisco, Calif. FHA TERMS FOR REMODELING AND LABOR No Down Payment 3 Years to Pay Low FHA Rates No Delays — Free Estimates COME IN!!! Montgomery Ward BECAUSE IT keeps your on ever UP YOUR STANDARD All Phones “34 We Deliver Stuffed or Queen Olives No. 4 9c jar... Minneopa Salad Dressing, jar. Mrs. Stevens will leave in about wo} CNOMY @ GROCERY All Seasonable Fruits and Vegetables Grocery Specials July 29th to Aug. 4th Welch's Franco-American Grape Juice Fancy Red Spaghetti | Pt, bottle 23c |, Simon 8tins 5 | Of bottle 45e | 16 0% tall 27e A beauty contest Jean Chatburn, lovely screen actress, won a year ago led her to Hollywood, a movie contract and—romance, A month after her engagement to Frank Orsatti, actor’s agent, ‘was announced in June, the cou- ple prepared to hop a plane for Yuma, Ariz., to be wed. Jean, a blond, is from Hanover, Mich. Minot College Fetes 8 Summer Graduates Robert William Mackin, Mandan, and Adolph A. Schlichting, Garrison, are among summer graduates of the Minot Tedchers college who were honored at a reception Wednesday afternoon in the hollyhock garden at Dacotah hall on, the campus. The eight graduates will receive their diplomas Friday morning. Last Wed- nesday Dr. George A. McFarland, president of the college, and Mrs, Mc- Farland, entertained the graduates at, a luncheon in the home economics | suite, | x ek e | Mrs. Thomas Lauder, 209 Third St., left Wednesday for Fargo to be the guest of her son, C. C. Lauder, for a day. After that she goes to River Falls, Wis., to visit with G. D: Lauder and Mrs. George Browell, brother and sister of the late Mr. Lauder, and with friends, MOTOR OIL omy DEE aar. ‘Tex Plus North Dakota Retail Sales: las Federal Bax ie's atectota Stee geass DEALER SELLS IT Pineapple Pa tin 9 ee o Cc BAO oso ers ers nes Is Engaged to Marry, The engagement of Miss Esther Williams and Carl Albers, Bismarck, son of Mr. and Mrs, John F. Albers, Hannover, has been announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Williams of Mandan. The wedding will take place at 2 o'clock Sunday in the Lutheran Church of the Redeem- and for three years attended the versity of North Dakota. M. Hold Ice Cream Social Division 4 of the McCabe Metho- dist Episcopal Ladies’ Aid will hold Uni- ry * 8% E. Aid Division to | Rome, July 29—()—Premier Mus- solini, who like other Fascists is con- sidered “ageless,” took his 53rd birth- jday in the usual stride Wednesday. He followed his custom of almost 15 years by appearing at his offices in Palazzo Venezia to devote his first energies to multiple duties as dicta- D. C. Boyer to Teach Adult Classes Here D. C. Boyer has been secured to teach electricity, radio and telegraphy dn connection with the adult educa- FIGHT PROBABLE SEPT 26 New York, July 29.—(#)—The James | cifferent names. Minneapolis, president of the Minne-| J. Braddock-Max sota conference, conducted the in-| weight fight very stallation service. he! probably will be 1d on the of . Saturday, | Sept, 26. Purriers sell sheep skins under 50 tion program, according to Harvey N. Jenson, district supervisor. The classes are open to the public with- out charge and will be held in the ‘Will school building, Jensen stated. Lutheran Ministers Convene at Gwinner Rev. G. Adolph Johns, pastor of the First Lutheran church, returned Wednesday morning from Gwinner where he attended a district. meeting of the Augustana synod, which was in session Monday and Tuesday. Rev. Johns is secretary of the district. Ceremonies marking the installa- tion of Rev. E. E. Bostrom in the Gwinner pastorate were held during the meeting. Dr. P. A. Mattson of Watch for State Fur com- torial head of the Fascist state. er at Mandan. Miss Williams is a graduate of the Mandan high school. For six years she operated a floral shop which she sold this spring to Mrs. George Ford. Mr, Albers, who is assistant man- ager of Buttreys Stores, Inc., at Bis- marck, was graduated from the Hannover high school and attended the State School of Science at Wah- peton and a Bismarck business col- lege. ee 8 Teresa St. George Is ‘Essay Contest Winner Teresa St. George of St. Mary's school won first place in the grade and junior high school division in the State-wide essay contest sponsored by junior chambers of commerce in con- junction with the North Dakota grain festival, it was announced from Val- ley City Wednesday through the As- sociated Press. In the grade division, Atlantan Stroh of McIntosh county and Grace Carlen of Park River tied for second, and Shirley Jane Arthur of Portland placed third. Grace Bittner of Cavalier county won first among high school entries. Virgil Banning of Mott was second and Maxine Pagel of Valley City third. Written on the subject, “North Dakota, Grain Basket of the Nation,” hundreds of essays were submitted to the judges. State judges were Arthur E. Thompson, state superintendent of public instruction; Mrs. J. W. Snyder, jFargo, state president of the Parent Teacher congress, and Dr. J. F. Welt- zin, Grand Forks, president-elect of Valley City Teachers college. Awards to state winners will be presented by Superintendent Thomp- ison during the coast-to-coast broad- cast Thursday, July 30, of the farm and home hour. Seventy-seven other state prizes ee he be awarded. * The Misses Frances and Elizabeth Slattery, of 508 Broadway avenue, west, left Wednesday noon for Chi- cago for a three-week vacation which they will spend with the aunt, Mrs. Sadie Johnson, .and other relatives. They were accompanied by their niece, Miss Dorothy Barneck, 212 Broadway Ave., west, who has been invited to take part in the Land o’ Lakes Music festival in Chicago. She will give her baton twirling and tap dancing exhibition on the festival program. Miss Barneck also will study dancing there. ee He Mrs. Rosalie Smith, matron at the state training school at Mandan, has returned from a month's vacation with relatives in Texas, her native state. After attending the Texas Centennial celebration at Dallas, she visited Decatur, Austin and McKin- ney, her birthplace. Mrs. Smith also was at Oklahoma City, Okla., for a time. Her daughter, Mrs. Elsie Smith Parker, state training school instruc- tor, who accompanied her on the trip, remained in Texas for a longer visit. ee % . Complimenting Miss Mae Anstrom, an August bride, Miss Grace Abbott entertained eight guests at a towel shower Tuesday evening in her home, 602 Third St. The time was passed with writing recipes for the bride- elect, Miss Abbott was assisted by her mother, Mrs. E. B. Abbott, in serving refreshments. Miss Daisy Hanson of Berthold, who is visiting Miss Norma Calnan, was an out-of- town guest. xe * Theodore Hedstrom, Barnes county sheriff, Mrs. Hedstrom and _ their nephew, Lloyd Nelson, have returned to Valley City after being guests for several days of Mr. Hedstrom’s par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Albin Hedstrom, ‘701 Twenty-first St. Mrs. Albin Hed- strom and daughter, Miss Ruth, ac- companied their guests on a week-end tour of the Hodlens. Mrs, Elmore Morton of Nampa, Idaho, has arrived for a stay with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Ashmore, 708 Avenue F. She was summoned here because of the illness of her mother, who is suffering from a heart ailment. eee Warren V. 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