The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 23, 1936, Page 3

Wedding of Luella Harding To Cyril T. Boyer Is Told SOCIETY and CLUBS Former University of North Da- “fT, A.0.U.W. Juniors to kota Students Will Reside Have Halloween Party A Halloween costume party is being planned for the Ancient Order of at Lincoln, Nebr. d Mr. font, tnd Mrs. Fay Harding made formal announcement Friday of the marriage of their daughter, Miss Lu- ella Harding, to Cyril T. Boyer, son cee ‘and Mrs. E. J. Boyer of Grand ‘The wedding, which was a surprise to all except the closest friends of the couple, took pee Friday, Aug, 21, at|/ Detroit Lakes, Minn. Both Mr. and Mrs, Boyer are for- mer University. of North Dakota stu- dents and the latter is affiliated with the University chapter of Chi Omega sorority. Mr, and Mrs. Boyer will be at home at Lincoln, Neb., after Nov. 15. The bride’s family is well-known . in the state, Mr. Harding being a s former member of the state railroad commission. United Workmen juniors { borate, nas a es a Glencoe Ladies’ Aid The Glencoe chosen Friday, miscellaneous articles and Buy a carnation Saturday for) the benefit of the Spanish- American War Veterans. | by the C! south of Menoken. lollowing their regular meeting at 2:90 p. m., Saturday, in the lodge hall. All of the children are expected to wear appro- based outfits but they need not be Selects Supper Date church Women’s Missionary society has Oct, 30, as the date for its annual fall supper. During the supper, which will start at 6 p. m., there will be a sale of eau and candy sale, the latter to be sponsored shristian Endeavor Union. The public is invited. The Glencoe Pres- byterian church is 13 miles directly Ladies’ Aid Names Rummage! Sale Date ‘The rummage sale which is a fund~ taising activity of the First Presby- oS a veg ey held this year on Thurgday, » 29, officers announce. The committee in charge is composed of Mmes. L. K. Thompson, Minnie L, Schuman and F. A, Lahr. ses ‘U’ Graduate Society Elects Van Wyk Head Honors have come to two Bismarck residents attending the University of North Dakota. Arnold C. Van Wyk, acience teacher on leave of absence from the Bismarck cation at its first monthly meeting. Lloyd Murphy, senior, was among six elected to Scabbard and Blade military fraternity. He is an officer in the Reserve Officers’ Training corps ‘and attended camp at Fort Snelling for six weeks Jast summer. Murphy is the son of R. B, Murphy, 213 Avenue A, west. ** * Party Ends Women’s Month for Workmen Bunco was played at 15 tables with OCTOBER OF VALUES” “HARVEST If you're looking for a new Felt... see these! If you're not, you'll want. an extra! A colorful array of little hats . .. big hata! Knock-out buys! BISMARCK, N. D.. FLASH! FLASH! Last Week’s Recipient of FREE 32-PIECE DINNER SET : at People’s Dept. Store hs Recipient Examine. your. slip Number 5832 _ for this number. Author 2-place Dinner Set willbe given sway this weak another fortunate person absolutely free, Get your number at Our clerks will gladly give you details, YOU CAN'T ‘AFFORD TO MISS THIS OPFORTUNITY! Save your purchasing receipts cy this store. They are of double value tp you. Misciancadh Dept. Store prizes going to Miss Marie Jacobson and Al Erickson as Ancient Order of United Workmen lodge members en- Joyed a social time following their regular meeting Thursday evening. Arrangements for the games ane refreshments were made by Mrs. Patera, chairman, and Mmes. J. - Nelsori and D. B. Burton, This was the last of the October meetings during which women mem- bers conducted the lodge affairs head- ed by Mrs. Patera in the office of master workman. This is a tradition which is ‘carried out in the national A. O. U. W. organization. ** * Spangbergs to Make Home on Wilton Farm Miss Blanch Josephine Sundstrom, daughter of. Mr..and Mrs. Clarence Sundstrom, who live north of Bis- marck on the River road, and Walter Hugo Spangberg of Wilton, son of the late Mr. and Mrs, Magnus Spangberg, were married at 5 p. m., Thursday in the First Lutheran parsonage, 804 Seventh St. Rev. G. Adolph Johns, pastor, per- formed the service, which was wit- nessed by Miss Lillian Sundstrom and Wayne Sundstrom, sister and brother of the bride. A floor-length gown of peacock blue trimmed with lighter blue and white at the high neckline was worn by the bride, The maid of honor was cos- tumed in a long gown of buccaneer Breen crepe with accents of ee and green, The bride’s parents gave a wedding dinner for 20 relatives in their home following the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Spangberg will reside on the farm, which was the home of ae bridegroom's parents, near Wil- * Flasher Pastor Will Serve in Madagascar Rev. Kenneth L. Norlie, pastor of the Flasher Lutheran church, who is to go to Madagascar us a missionary, and Mrs. Norlie were honored by east end members of the Mandan circuit of the Lutheran Women's Missionary tederation at their annual fall meet- ing held Thursday. The meeting was held in the First Lutheran church of Mandan. Rev. and Mrs. Norlie and their fam- ily, who have been at Flasher for six years, sail early in January for France, There Rev. Norlie will spend some time studying the French lan- guage prior to assuming his new post. Mrs. Norlie is the daughter of Rev. G. T. Torvik, a missionary to Mada- gascar, and was born in that country. Mrs. John Husby, circuit president, named Mrs, Carl E. Lucky of Wash- burn to take the place of Mrs. Norlie as cradle roll secretary. She also announced the appoint- ments of Mrs. P. O. Sathre of Bis- marck as historian, succeeding Mrs. | 4. A. Njaa of Mandan, who moved to Montana. Miss Camilla Andvik of Mandan will succeed Miss Anna Herr of Washburn, who also has left the state, in the duties of circuit key wo- man for the Lutheran. Daughters of the Reformation, auxiliary society for young girls. In addition to reports by the secre- tarles and other routine business, there was a program of music and talks by Revs. O. O. Andvik of Man- dan, R. Hawkinson of Almont and Louis Hagen of Hasen. About 100 representatives from the a nareray of colorful fruits, flanked by jack-o-lanterns, and piece, ments for the 1 o'clock bridge lunch- eon which Mrs. T. G. Plomasen, 506 Rosser, west, gave Thursday after- 5 the contract * Mr. and Mrs. Sixth 8t., arrived a in § the capitol private dining room. This, one of a number of social affairs by the club during the late fall months, was under supervision of Mrs. Dave H. Hamilton. Alternating in presiding at the refreshment table, which was centered with white tapers and red roses, were Mmes. C. W. Mc- Donald, P. O. Sathre, W. J. Flannigan “|and Albin Hedstrom. Mothers’ Club Paper Given by Mr: Mrs. M’Graw The “New Woman of China” was treated by Mrs. W. F. Lcoread in her paper, which was the main program feature, when the Mothers’ club mes Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. J. P. wleges uz Popitiiey B, Sel ees liam F .Harris gave the meet- 4 ing roll call subject, which: was} Music Club Charter Arizona, Mrs. Harris, instead of Mrs. B. F. Tillotson, will be hostess for the Nov. 3 ager it Biles announced. Spanish War ‘Group Forms Bridge Club A bridge club which’ will meet on the fourth Thursday of each month was organized Thursday afternoon when Mrs. K. C. Arness, Thayer west, entertained 15 other members of the United Spanish Wer Veterans’ auxiliary at a party. Contract was played at three tables with Mmes, Virginia Armes, Dave H. Hamilton and Joseph L. Kelley re- ceiving the first and second high als. and traveling favors, respect- ively. Black and orange tapers and other decorations appropriate for Hal- loween decorated the tables for the luncheon service. In November the club will meet on the 19th because Thanksgiving falls on the Female wa Political Club’ Tea Is Well Patronized A large gathering of Ladies’ Wel- ford-for-Governor club members and their friends attended a benefit tea which the organization held from 2 to 5 o'clock Wednesday afternoon in Members Entertain ‘The black silk and lace dress and blue satin coat worn by the leader, Mrs. John A. Graham, recalled vivid- ly the first meeting of the Thursday Musical club as Mrs, Graham and other charter members presented the program at Thuraday’s meeting. Mrs. Graham, who had worn the same costume in those days, gave & brief resume of the organization's ef- forts in sponsoring musical activities in the community since it was formed Dec. 14, 1915, She supplemented this with pictures taken through the years, one of the earliest being a photo- graph taken at the first banquet at which both the men and women wore formal evening attire. Charter members performing were Mrs, Arthur Bauer, Mrs. Graham and Mrs. H. C. Doerr (Bessie Homan) of Sioux City, Ia., who has been here for the club's last few meetings. Mrs. Bauer gave two piano solos, “Polichinelli” by Rachmaninoff and “Valse Caprice” by Newland, and with Mrs. Doerr played duet, “Valse | Brillante” by Moskowski. Mrs. Gra- ham sang “Shut Your Eyes,” Wheeler, and “Philosopher,” Emmell. Other charter members present were Mmes. John P. French, J. A. Larson and A. J. Arnot. 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Mrs, Earl Baker affiliated with the]. group, bringing the number of mem- bers present to 22. Teh major project lesson on clean- ing and cleaning equipment was given by Mmes. Mount and Colton. ‘These two and Mmes. Eldon Nelson, Pederson, Janke and E. J. Swanson gave birthday stunts. Mrs. Joseph Lewis, president, presided at the ses- sion. Refreshments were served by Mmes. Koessel, Nelson, Wagle and Jordan. x * * Mrs. Harry J. Clark, 715 Second St., entertained the St. Rita and St. An- thony missionary groups Wednesday medicated with throat-soothing ingredients of Vicks VapoRub. Vicks CouGH Drop Dance to Jack Mills and h orchestra at Dome Saturday night, Oct. 24. Featuring Kay Austin, singer and entertainer. Only appearance of this magni- ficent band in Bismarck this season! Dont COUGH uit. ask for MENTHO:MULSION IF IT FAILS TO STOP YOUR COUGH DUE TO COLDS ASK FOR YOUR MONEY BACK 207 OOF Capitol Cut 2D, Drug, Inc. Fifth & Main jismarck, N, D. 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