The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 19, 1937, Page 5

a Ret aN hil rath idl ela cen oid Chie has bce ie inal eine she Sat Th SRR aoe aoa Tea we a Mary Geiermann Is _|fith.s gift by the group at the meet- Engaged to E. Wilmot /suo « week 7 a is Lapesh. ‘The engagement and approaching | “8s Swelts has been employed in marriage of Miss Bismarck for some 22) : . Simpa is employed as field me- has been announced, The wedding |uemc with the Associated Press at ; athedral. Fe ois Announcement was, made of the! Membership Drive ning at the Gelermann home to whicn| © By Woodmen Circle invited. The news was enclosed in the| The Woodmen Circle will hold a tallies, which were made with gold/“Golden Harvest Campaign” during cardboard covers, The guests drew|the months of July, August and Sep- them out of @ large gold cardboard | tember, it was announced at the in- wedding ring. Untying the pink rib-|formal business meeting Friday eve- bons which fastened them, they found |ning. The aim of the campaign is to the announcement printed in gold/double North Dakota’s membership. on the first page of the tally with a/A prize will be presented to the grove gold wedding ring pictured above and | having the largest increase in mem- on Cede eilieol poregts sheet. | bership. High honors for ning went| In of Mrs. Itasca L. Young, to Mrs, Kenneth Sloniker and Miss national director and state manage: Marie Garske. of Pennsylvania, the charter of the A pink and gold motif was carried | local grove was draped. She had been out in the menu and table appoint-/a member of the organization for the ments when @ two-course luncheon |28 years preceding her death. was served. Pink tapers were placed! The next meeting will be held on each table. August 12. Miss Lavina Bross and The bride-elect is a graduate of 8t.|Mrs. Mary Davis are in charge of Mary’s high school, class of 1933, and | arrangements. attended St. Benedict’s college, St. * * * f Joseph, Minn, She has been employ-| Mrs. Della Whyte, Golden Valley, ed for some time in the Burleigh|chief operator for the Northwestern county resettlement office. Mr. Wil-|Bell Telephone company, was in Bis- mot has been employed for a number | marck Friday on her way to Staples, of years at the post exchange at Fort |Minn., to visit relatives and to Madi- Lincoln, son, Wis., where she will visit her son, se & Gn Whyte. Resa hod is smepred *. Madison by the Lever. ers, Engagement of Lydia | tire wnyte expects to be away for & Sweitz Is Announced }™"- ow Thomas Kaul, Minneapolis, Minn., pe kaa rp re dat arrived Friday evening to be the guest Beat: eta e meer? rey marri-|of Miss Virginia Cayou, 612 Mandan age ol ts, 902 Sixth | st. He will be here during the next St. to Lynn Simpa, Fargo. The cere-|10 days, mony je seed ae red 4, Miss who is a mem sats, the Woodmen Olle was peesented|| Church Societies Methodist Home Mission The Woman's Home Missionary s0- ciety of the McCabe Methodist Epis- copal church will meet Tuesday at 2:30 p. m., at the home of Mra. G. A, Rample, 234 Thayer avenue, it. Mrs. R. A. Ritterbush will be leader for the afternoon. CS for scientific “STOMACH PAINS SO BAD |{2Pattment, council of the Daughters Fur Storage I COULD HARDLY WORK” |left Monday morning for Jamestown We call for your. furs. Says C..8. Gross: “After taking State Fur Co. |i cies, See meats [aay 2 Te 12 Benak me Adla treatment on our money back guarantee. Capitol Cut Rate Drug, Inc.—Advertisement. 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Be many of you came in or called us on the phone to congratulate us, that we want to say “Thank You" BISMARCK TRIBUNE, MONDAY, JULY 19, 1957_ SOCIETY and CLUBS CLUBS Will Mary Quit Marrying? ‘No’ s 0 ~ | Girl Scouts Plan for Employers Summary Two Marriage Services Held Visitors’ Day July 26} Reports Are Mailed hie Here Sunday and Monday 7130 Margaret Mary Boespflug Be-| Afternoon Service Is Setting for | 26, the day camp will be closed with |1937, are in the mails, Alvin Purcell, comes Bride of Edward V. Garvin at Morning Mass At @ nuptial. mass Monday at 8 m., Miss Margaret Mary Boespflug, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Boespflug, 223 Eleventh 8t., became the bride of Edward V. Garvin, Mi- not, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Garvin, Mino marriage service took place in St, Mary’s procathedral with Rev. W. F. Garvin, brother of the bride- b. The groom, officiating. Miss Mary Boespflug, the bride's sister, attended her. &! tumed in an embroidered organza of flesh color over pink satin. With it she wore white accessories. °° Is Escorted by Father The bride entered the church es- corted by her father, who gave her in marriage. She chose for her wed- ding dress a redingote model of im- ported ‘Chantilly lace over a crepe satin formal trimmed with novelty buttons. Her veil was made of silk net edged with Chantilly lace and caught with a coronet of lace fash- joned in the halo style and trimmed with a row of orange blossoms. carried a bouquet of white roses and lilies-of-the-valley. as best man. gay, undaunted one yet.” The 37-year-old opera singer had just divorced her fourth, in Chicago. D.U.V. Council Meet 8t., a member of the North Dakota where she will attend the meeting of the council during the afternoon. She day. sees Sixth St., had as their guests over the week-end four members of the ery Sheckler family, former residents of Bismarck. Those who are guests of Roy Sheckler and Mrs. Garman, for-| 9, cago, Il were Mr. and Dr. Martin J. Fardy, Minot, served Ushers were Leo J. Boespflug, brother of the bride, and George Graduate of St. Mary’s School ‘The bride is a graduate of St. Mary’s Homer V. Johannsen, | nigh school, class of 1928. when this picture was snapped | cently resigned her position in the z clerical department of the Provident. Life Insurance company. ame ee Hes of ri Mrs. Virgin to Attend |pfuse nave been ss years. Mr. Garvin graduated from 8t. Mary’s high school and frou hela Emma college, Winona, Minn. now ae Ve Verein BU Seventh |e position of manager of the circu- lation department of the Minot Daily News. Out-of-town guests at the wedding Mrs. E. E. Garvin, the bridegroom's parents; Rev. J. E. Gar- vin, the bridegroom's brother, Zollie Gordon, all from Minot; Mr. and Mrs, John irate Jr., the bee Mrs. uncle and aunt, Mandan; Miss Min- area John A. Larson, 400/ nie Niebauer, the bride's cousin, Man- and Mrs. J. J. Laverine, the sister, Washington, D. 0. se 8 Miss Claire de Rochford, 302 Park the Larsons were Mrs. Eris Seeber,| st, had as her guests over the week- the former Miss Belle Sheckler,| end » classmate at the University of Osage, Iowa; her brother and sister,| yrinnesota, Miss Lois Gildameister, nd her brother, David, Grand metly Miss Blanche Sheckler, both) panias Minn, They are en route to of Nora Springs, Iowa; and another] rasho, to visit a siteer who is teache. brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and ing at the University of Idaho. Mrs. Charles Sheckler, Hollywood, Calif. The Shecklers left here 42 their resi xe e Junior, George and Albert Olson, years ago. During dence sons of Mr. and Mrs. Malvin Olson, in the city their father was the/514 witth St. left Monday afternoon presiding elder at the McOsbe Meth-| for Devils Lake to visit their grand- odist Episcopal church. perents, Mr, and Mrs. John Marshall, ** * and an uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Freeburg, 510) Alvin Marshall. They expect to be Fourth 8t., had as their guests Sun-/| gone for two weeks. day Mr. and Mrs. William A. burg and Mrs, O’Neal, Minneapolis, —_—_—__—_______* Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Swanson, 5 (i? Strike tne We a'resrgs ed|g __ "en0-Bound Mrs. O'Neal drove from Minneapolis, and after visiting at Carrington the party came on to Bismarck together. Mr. Swansen is auditor of the Soo railroad at Carrington. William Free- burg is conductor on the St. Louis railroad on the run between Minne- apolis and Albert tes. * * Mr. and Mrs, Max Stell, 419 Ninth 8t., had as their guests Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, Leo Zimmer, Dyersville, Iowa; Mrs, Clarence Zimmer, Cas- cade, Iowa; and Mrs. Roy Donavan, Emmetsburg, Iowa. The party left Monday morning for Humboldt, Sas- Mrs. Steil’s daughter, Louella Steil. They are expected to return to Bismarck next Sunday. Mmes. Leo Zimmer and Donavan are sisters of Mr. Stell. * * * Miss Grace Rasche, of the highway department in Dickinson, was a guest over the week-end at the home of her alsters, Mrs, J, A. Kohler, 822 Av. and dai law, Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Carlson, at dinner Sunday evening, the date of their first wedding anniversary. Seven members of the family were present. * Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Gaskin, Burn- stad, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Gau, 413 Ninth St., during the * Mrs. W. A, Arntz, Burnstad, is the house guest of Mr. and Max For Pies ‘ APPLES and Sauce 4 us. 25¢ Steil during the ee tet oe groups. delicate flavor lasts Schilling vane inilla Match point but no longer a Joye game was handsome Helen Wills Moody’s marital score when this latest picture of the tennis star was made at a resort near Reno, where she has taken up residence preparatory to di- vorcing her 1929 husband, Fred- erick J. Moody, Jr. “Mental cruelty,” said the former world champion raquet swinger. 9 yt O L L y Corner 4th and Thayer Phone 427 Bismarck “Believe Us, We Appreciate Your Business” ers and lighted with candles Miss fice. Freda Nicola, daughter of Mr. andj The hours of day camp for the vis- Mrs, Sam Nicola, 106 Main avenue, |itors’ day have been changed. The became the bride of Frank Mayo, son | program will begin at 1 p. m., at the of Mr. and Mrs, Frank Mayo, 707|swimming pool. Girl Scout swim- Twelfth St. ceremony which oc- | mers’ badges, which have been earned hyterian church. Rev. FB, Logee of- | awarded at this time, The Girl Scout Russian Missionaries ficiated at the single ring ceremony. | cal will be in readiness for gue: S A . peaking in Bismarck Florence Fritch at the organ. Ralph | program include an ice cream social, — i W. Soule sang two numbers, “Now|a riding demonstration under the di-| “With Christ In Russia and Siberia” Sleeps the Crimson Petal,” Quilter, and|rection of Betty Leach; an archery | will be the themes of talks given by jhe was COs- party entered the church Miss Fritch | Munger and Pauline Spare; a kitten-jevening in the Gospel Tabernacle, A played the “Lohengrin Wedding | ball game, mothers vs., daughters, un- | Rosser and 11th St., Rev. R. E. Smith, March” and as a recessional played |der the supervision of Sarah Bashara | pastor, announces. Mendelssohn’s “Wedding. March. and Martha Jonathan; a campcraft| The Poystis spent over 20 years in She the ceremony the bride’s mother entertained at a breakfast at the Country club for a party of 25 guests. Ivory tapers and bowls of gar- den flowers appointer! the table, which was centered cake. ‘Smiling, Following the breakfast the bridal McCormic adjusted the collar of | couple left for a wedding trip to Chi- hi ith a wedding For her traveling costume Mrs. Garvin wore a two-piece dress of ‘ptinted navy sheer with white ac- cessories. They plan to return Aug- ust 1 to Minot where they will make not. But I won't name the next | their nome. She re- The Boes- moving into position for an artillery A town in California is known as ‘The last overnight camp of the| Approximately 1,300 employers sum- | J¢lly. summer will be held by the Girl|mary contribution reports, covering Scouts tonight. Next Monday, July|the period from Jan. 1 to June 30, state director of the unemployment compensation division, said Monday. Employers subject to the tax or those who voluntarily elected to come within the provisions of the 1937 leg- islative act, must return the reports with their remittance for 1.8 per cent} of their total payrolls on or before | & July 31, in order to escape the one De cent per month penalty, Purcell " a visitors’ day. Nicola-Mayo Nuptials at The registrations are being kept open for the overnight camp for those Presbyterian Church Girl Scouts who have not attended one during the summer. Registrations Before an altar banked with flow-|are being made at the Girl Scout of- curred Sunday at 5 p. m., in the Pres- | during the day camp season, will be BU FUR COATS Specially Priced Nuptial music was played by Miss|from 2 to 5 o'clock. Plans for the “I Love Thee,” Greig. As the bridal demonstration directed by Dolores|Mr. and Mrs. Nicolai J. Poysti this Come in and see our large stock of the latest 1937-38 fur styles. Mrs. I. J, Anderson, the bride's sis-|exhibit directed by Loring Knecht,|missionary work in Russia and Si- ter, served as maid of honor. She | assisted by Mrs. A. M. Kiland and the | beria. was dressed in pink taffeta and wore | Misses Alice Knowles, Mary Louise| Through an interpreter Mrs. Poysti pink roses in her hair. Nuessle, Eva Coats and Beth Wheel- | Will relate the story of “The Miracle ‘Three bridesmaids were in attend-|er; an investiture service for Tender- | On the Volga River. ance. They were Miss Mary Nicola, | foot Girl Scouts and a campers’ coun-| The public is welcome. Dickinson, a cousin of the bride; Mrs.|cil at which each unit will be respon- Bert Nicola, the bride’s sister-in-law; | sible for a part of the program. and Miss Mabel Bashara. All three Parents and Friends Welcome wore dresses of lace and coronets of| The program Monday will be open to mixed flowers in their hair. Miss{all parents and friends of the day Nicola wore aqua blue, Mrs. Nicola,|campers. Mothers are invited to bring peach, and Miss Bashara was dressed | along the smaller children in the fam- in yellow. All four of the attendants ily. Special games have been planned had corsages of pink roses. for them by a committee headed by 3 Year Old Nephew Ring Bearer Betty Grace Gave and including Gary Anderson, the three year old|Betty Hall, Evelyn Coats, Murray nephew of the bride, served as ring |Springer and Frances Boutrous. bearer. He was dressed in a short} ‘The three units of the day campers trouser suit of black velvet with a/|are competing with each other to have short black velvet jacket and white |the largest number of visitors present satin blouse and white boots. for the affair. As her veil carrier Mrs. Mayo had| Chairman of the arrangements her four-year-old niece, Mona Ander-|committee is Marion Brandes. She son, who was dressed in yellow taf-|has as her assistants, Elizabeth Rit- feta with yellow ribbons in her hair.|terbush, campers council; Allene Ol- ” Patty Lou Peterson, two years old,|stad, finance; Margaret Pfleger, acted as flower girl, She wore blue|hostess; Ruth McCurdy, swimming Featuring ANGELO ENGEL feline Hg had blue ribbons tied in |demonstration; Lois Schlenker, camp and his er hair, visitors’ registrations; and Bett Ly + The bride entered the church with |Grace Cave, childrens’ entertainment, Six-Piece Orchestra her father, who gave her in marriage. |Marion Brandes will have charge of Gucen DINNERS _ sexx For her wedding gown she chose a|the arrangements for food. A La Carte Menu—Very Moderate Prices SAVINGS FROM 20 to 40% GUARD UNITS MANEUVER Jamestown, N. D., July 19—(P)— Approximately 80 men from Company H and Battery F, North Dakota na: tional guard units, engaged in a one- | § day maneuver on the Pipestem river about four miles from Jamestown Sunday. During the afternoon the units engaged in separate problems, Company H devoting time to a ma: chine gun problem and Battery F model of white satin, fashioned with] The Girl Schout day campers and long tight sleeves pointed over her|staff wish to invite all their parents wrists, and a high neckline. It wasjand friends to attend visitors’ day made entrain. Her long lace train fell| Monday, July 26, from 1 to 5 p. m. from a lace coronet which was fast- * * * ened under the chin with a lace band.|_ Mr. and Mrs. L. A, LaRue, 1021 As her bride's bouquet she carried |Eighth St., will leave Tuesday morn- Ask for Our Domette pink roses and baby breath, tled with |ing for a three week's trip to the il 2 a tulle bow ending in long streamers, | west coast. Accompanying them will Cocktai Wine Mr. Mayo had attending him as|be Mr. and Mrs. Malvin Olson, 514 A @elightful pick-me-up best man Lynn Nicola, the bride’s|Fifth St. The LaRues will visit in Li brother. Tom Boutrous, Floyd Bou-|Seattle at the home of Mr. LaRue’s queur trous and Walter Langemo served as|brother, Dr. R. J. LaRue, and in Van- ‘ushers, se couver, British Columbia, with Mrs. SONABLE PRICES. 200 At Wed 8 Rece} LaRue’s sister, Mrs. R. M. Shaw. Mr. Following the enna Comey ak and Mrs, Olson will visit relatives in The entire interior of the DOME has been renewed, re- 6:30 p. m, a wedding supper was | Portland, Ore decorated. Snappy up-to-the-minute service. served for 200 guests in the. small od shad fa hlding. (police eon loo tho |gtugar, nen" and "Bernadine, PLENTY of ROOM guests from the church to the ~ % 6 » Minn. eee ence pl ate Al Sel DROP IN FOR AN ENJOYABLE EVENING BRING YOUR FRIENDS was a three-tiered wedding cake with |Bottineau, are visitors at the A. L, @ miniature bride and groom on top |Devis home, 223 Thirteenth St., dur- of it, From. 8:30 to 12 p. m., there |!6 the convention of the postal was a reception and dancing to. the |8Toups here. music of’ three-piece orchestra. Special numbers during the evening were a tap dance by Lorna Boutrous and an exhibition ballroom dance by the newly married couple. Mrs. Mayo attended the Bismarck high school. The bridegroom is a graduate of the Bismarck high school and attended a dancing school in Hollywood, Calif. He is now employ- ed as salesman with the Gamble Rob- inson company. The Mayos have been residents of Bismarck for the last 40 years, A number of out-of-town guests from Dickinson, McClusky and Cedar Rapids, Iowa, attended the ceremony. The bridal couple are making their home at the Nicola apartments, 108 Main avenue. Today’s Recipe Broiled Beef Cakes with Bacon (4 to 6 servings) One to one and one-half pounds ground round steak, 6 strips bacon, % teaspoon dry mustard, 1% teaspoons minced young onion, 1 tablespoon minced parsley, salt, pepper, butter. ead beef, mustard, seasoning. Use chopped round that is moist for best results. Shape into flat round cakes, not more than two inches thick. Bake each cake with a strip of bacon and secure the bacon with a toothpick. Lay on & pan and place under broiler. When one side is browned well, turn and brown the other. Remove at once to hot platter. Sprinkle with lemon juice, dot with butter, dust with a little paprika and garnish with slices of lemon, Cheese Biscuits Two cups flour, 4 teaspoons tar- trate baking powder, % teaspoon salt, 4 tablespoons shortening, % cup milk, or half milk and half water, grains cayenne, 1 cup grated cheese. Sift together flour, baking powder, salt and cayenne; add shortening and mix in thoroughly with fork. Add cheese; mix well. Add liquid to make soft dough. Turn out on floured board and toss lightly until outside looks smooth, Roll out % inch thick. Cut with small floured biscuit cutter. Place biscuits on top of creamed mix- ture in baking dish. Bake in hot oven at 450 degrees F. for about 30 minutes until browned. =e Dine in the Patterson Din- ing Room or grill and enjoy food in air-conditioned cool dining rooms. roves LQANS ro 1 $5 or $50 in 5 Minutes A new plan for Salaried Persons LET US HELP YOU People’s Finance Co. (Over Dah! Clothing Store) 410% Main Avenue Phone 1506 SERVICE STATION |