The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 10, 1937, Page 5

Shee eheRcere bode | <3eGR & Onstad-Adams Nuptial Vows Are Repeated Here Tuesday To Make Home in Fargo After Bowen Nuptials Take Wedding Trip to Riding Mountain Park Place Here Saturday j|was present at the meeting of Bis- .|Glen Ullin RNA Fetes ;| Mother and Daughter The Royal Neighbors of America lodge at Glen Ullin honored Mrs, Mae Schultz and sate game Liebelt. * Mr. and Mrs. Scott Cameron, 623 Mandan 8t., have as their guests Mrs. egtetegtyllecnd and sister-in-law, 2 y Anderson, Billings, ‘Mont. During their stay in Bismarck they plan to spend a day visiting in day evening from Minot where they had been visiting and plan to leave this week-end for their home in Bil- FEees EEE | Up or | Eee ai E | ill FLEE] ante EEE. re | i i Hawaiian islands, was the guest of his brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs, Walter Renden, 615 First St., Monday . Mr. Duggan is en route to Hawaii after spending two months in his old home city of Grand Forks while attending his alma mater, the University of North pam a * * Miss Ethel Fleming, New York City, .;left Monday morning for Minneap- olis, Minn, to visit her parents after spending Sunday with Miss Erma Logan, 208 Second St. Miss Fleming is en route to New York City from ‘Mill’s ranch, a dude ranch near Liv- ingston, Mont., where she has spent the last two weeks. zee . Mr. and Mrs. Earl J. Olson (Leona Jordan) whose marriage occurred in Grand Forks Saturday, are expected here Wednesday to visit Mrs, Olson sO> : g ‘ EE pe BEE BE ; 5 weeks. mother, Mrs. Julia Jordan, 603 -—____—_—___—_——¢ | Twelfth St. and John end Victor Meetings of Clubs Mngdehl. And Social Groups WAKE UP YOUR SOCIETY and CLUBS Vegetable; Vegetables will be included among Jean Leonhard Has 9th Birthday Party |r the Sumarck Gaccen club, which is’ the show. Si ages? Maccabee Officer Is Napoiee - Campfire Here Zor Bwo WeeKe ta Hens Man iiy, Mrs, Mabel Bradley, Detroit, Mich. — A group of Campfire Girls from Napoleon, _sccompaniel by their guardian, Mrs. J. L. Greitl, and as- sistant guardian, Miss Ivern Helen, Spent Monday in Bismarck and Man- dan. They visited the Capitol, the Bismarck waterworks, The Bismarck Tribune and Fort McKeen. Included among the Campfire Girls were Eileen Hees, Jenny Roehrich, Myrtle Ihme, Betty Greit! and Helen Granas. Fred Greitl acted as driver for the group. marck Hive No. 86 of the Maccabees Monday evening in the World War ‘Memorial building. Mrs. Bradley, as- sistant supreme junior director, plans to be in Bismarck for the next two weeks and is making her headquar- ters at the Patterson hotel. Miss Catherine M. McDonald, com- mander of the local hive, presided at the meeting which was well attended. All officers were present to welcome Mrs. Bradley on her first visit i Bis- A social hour with refreshments followed the Durinoss saserne: Glen Ullin Girl Bride At July 23 Ceremony Annotfncement has been made by Mr. and Mrs. Roney Weller, Glen Ullin, of the marriage of their daugh- ter, Miss Margaret Weller, to John Schafer, son of Mrs. Martina Zender, Bismarck. Rt. Rev. Vincent Wehrle, bishop of Bismarck, officiated at the wedding ceremony July 23 in the par- sonage of St. Mary’s pro-cathedral. Mr. and Mrs. Schafer are now at = home with the bridegroom’s mother ismarck, ee & Mandan 8t., left Sunday for the Min- nesota lake region to spend their vacation. Accompanying them was Miss Rose Appert, Linton, Mrs. An- drus’ sister. Mr. Andrus is field rep- resentative for the Equitable Life In- surance society of the United States in the pismarce territory. * * Mrs, M. B. Demming and daughter, Roberta, returned to Bismarck Sun- day accompanied by Mrs, Demming’s sister, Mrs. L. J. Culver, Eau Claire, on @ farm south of B: ***e & FA LAHR Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Miller and Mrs. | INSURANCE «*0 BONDS W. M. Chandler, all of Grafton, ar-| fi : rived Sunday to spend a few days as| (imene i ne the guests of Mrs. W. A. McDonald, PHORE CONSULT YOUR A BROKER YOU WO. DOCTOR OR LAW ae ald will accompany them to the Iron Tange Virginia and Hibbing, Minn., for a weeks’ trip. Sensational Low Price! A BIG NASH SEDAN" 852 FEDERAL AND STATE TAXES INCLUDED Delivered Complete in 1 Hour... Nothing Else to Buy! A big, precision-built Nash-LaFayette 6-; Pl peal depen chdged penetra holy tery above—including everything: Built-in trunk, safety glass all around, extra wheel and tire, all dual equip- ment, and transportation charges! In Exhibit Thursday | Bien sen Mr, and Mrs. James Andrus, 319) Room * * Mrs. A. M. Olstad and two children, Lee, 408 Reymond leaving Tuesday for Columbus Allene and Donna St. are to visit Mrs. Olstad’s parents, Dine in the Patterson grill and A Symptom of in this paper each Tuesday. Copyright z or enjoy heap in air-conditioned cool din- Advancing Age This is the 13th of @ series of B4- itorial Advertisements appearing Intra-Fraternity Club Dance to Be Saturday The Intra-fraternity club will hold & dance at the Country club Saturday evening with dancing beginning at 9:90 o'clock, to the music of Guy Larson's orchestra. Members of the club and their guests are invited to attend the informal party. In charge of arrangements are Charles Good- win, A. J. teen Earl Monson. * * Mr. ahd Mrs. Fred Werre, 216 Sec- ond St., have as their guests their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs, Jack Mathewson, Bagley, Minn. While in Bismarck will also visit Mr. Mathewson’s par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mathewson. 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