The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 11, 1937, Page 5

ESE SS ©) SOCIETY and CLUBS Mrs. Merritt Arrives Home After Six-Month World Tour On Last Train From Peiping 9 Before Sino-Japanese War Broke Out Mré. 8. H. Merritt, 221 Third St., who has been on a six-month east- to-west trip around the world, re- turned to her home Sunday. In California she spent four days fn San Francisco as thg guest of Mrs. A. R. Murray and Miss Mary Murray, former Bismarck residents and moth- er and sister of Mrs. C. A. Bonham, 108 Ave. C, west. The first month of the trip, which Mrs; Merritt made with her sister, Miss Helen Burton, formerly of Bis- marck, now operator of the Camel Bell gift shop in Peiping, Chins, was spent in Europe. They stayed for a time in Budapest, then sailed from Marseilles, France, to Malta. The sisters reached India in May, spending some time in the northern mountain region. In Darjeeling they rose at 2 a. m., to go to Tiger Hill for a view of Mount Everest but due to the clouds were unable to see it. From Darjeeling, however, they were able to see the Kanchanjunga range and when going to Cashmere they met the German expedition that was later completely wiped out in their at- tempt to climb Nanga Parvat, which has never been climbed as yet. From the Khyber Pass they saw ‘Afghanistan but becauge of govern- ment regula’ were not allowed to enter the try . Here they saw many camel caravans going into the mountains of Afghanistan for the summer months, Sail for Singapore From Darjeeling they went to Cal- cutta, where they sailed for Singa- pore. On the ship were many English soldiers, who were to be stationed in the city. Here they visited the rub- ber plantations and the pineapple fields, where the English get their pineapple. Later they visited the rubber factories, seeing the rubber be- ing shipped out in bales. They stay- ed at the Seaview hotel, five miles out of Singapore on the ocean front. The manager, ® friend of Miss Bur- ton’s, was the former proprietor of the Wagon-Lit in Peiping. While in Singapore the sisters took a side trip to the Federated Malay states and also in the city visited the home of the originator of Tiger Balm, the patent icine that the Chinese believe in thoroughly. The house, Mrs. Merritt ‘said, contained an odd assortment of the modern and anti- que. They then sailed to Hongkong, which is noted for its beautiful har- bor. There is no duty charge there. ‘They arrived in time to celebrate the holiday in honor of the king’s birth- day. Going from there they spent @ day in Shanghai and went on to Peiping by train, - 3 Mrs, Merritt spent three weeks in Peiping and by happy coincidence left the city~the morning that the war broke out in earnest, Her train was thé last one out of the city for weeks. In Peiping she paid visits to the ‘Temple of Heaven, the Forbidden City, the Liahma temple, occupied by ‘Tibetan monks and attended com- mencement exercises at the Yenching university, which later was destroyed completely. The Japanese; who have had control of Peiping for the last two years, have their public parade ground in the heart of the city. Visits Wall of visited the ancient gas oe with its gray walled-in houses, Mrs. Merritt went to Kobe, Japan, where the costumes Officials were very careful about lit- erature pictures to the countty. She then visited Tokyo, entirely in 1923 by earthquake. From here she went to Nikko, where the orig- inal of the three famous monkeys is and in Nikka she also drove along the ard Mrs. Edwin J. Taylor, son and daughter-in-law of Mr. and Mrs, E. J. Taylor. Here she saw the review of Mortensen’s relatives. __—_—_—_—— Closing out on all summer dresses. One-half original Prices. Splendid values. Tri- angle Shop. 214 Broadway. Marie Nixon Is Bride Of E. J. Greyerbiehl The of Miss Marie Nixon, Lieut. N. J. M’Kendry Marries Texas Girl Miss Mary Lee Dodgeon, daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Luther L. Dodgeon, ‘Winnsboro, Jarvis McKendry, son of Mr. Mrs. Fred W. McKendry, Mandan, re- peated marriage vows at ® wedding ceremony which took ‘Wednes- day, Aug. 4, at 4:30 p. m., in the First Erma Weinberger to Give Recital Sept. 2 ‘Monday evening. , Miss Weinberger, the daughter Rie ond Bera A. 3. eee ie neapolis symphony orchestré.. For the last year she took graduate music work there and has received a marriage Caughter of Mr. and Mrs, E. J. Nixon,| Baptist church of Winnsboro, with | Scholarship to study next year at the 418 Tenth St., and Edward J. Greyer- blehl, Linton, son of Mrs. John Sann, ‘Mandan, was solemnized Monday at 5 p. m,, in St. Joseph’s parish house in Mandan, Rev. Hildebrand Eich- off officiated at the ceremony. The bride was costumed for her wedding in a model of brown lace with which she wore brown accessor- ies. Miss Helen Hanson, Bismatck, as bridesmaid, wore black figured teffeta with black accessories, Ed- ward Toman, Mandan, attended Mr. Greyerbiehl. Mr. and Mrs, Greyerblehl plan to leave Aug. 20, for a trip through’ the Yellowstone natiénal park. From there they will go to Corvallis, Ore., to make their home. presented by Miss Julia Sue Florence, Gene Martin and Miss Helen William- Son, all of Winnsboro. Bridesmaids were Miss Glee McCrary, cousin of the bride, and Mrs. Harry Murdaugh, Sulphur Springs, | Tex. Capt. John Sanford, Winnsboro, at- tended Lieutenant McKendry. Ushers were the bride’s cousin, Robert Ed- wards, and James Bernice Howell. Given in Marriage by Brother The bride, who’ was given in mar- riage by her brother, Roy Edward Leipzig canservatory in Germany. Miss route home she will visit friends in Fargo. * ** * Mr. and Mrs. Frank Roberts Entertained Honoring Mr, and Mrs. Frank Roberts, whose marriage occurred re- cently, Miss Norma Calnan, 106 Ave- Bismarck guests included the bride’s|Dodgeon, was costumed in a model|nue B, entertained Saturday evening mother; her grandmother ,Mrs. Lu: Thompson, and her aunt, Mrs. George Middlesteadt. Mrs. Greyerbiehl is a graduate of the Mandan high school, class of 1933, and attended Hamline univer- sity, St. Paul, Minn. For the past year she has been employed in the United States treasury disbursing of- fice at the capitol. The bridegroom also graduated from the Mandan high school, class of 1932, He attended the North Dakota Agricultural college, Fargo, where he was a member of Kappa Psi fraternity. During the last year he had been employed at the Stone drug store in Linton. se * Fix-Wiest Vows Are Repeated Saturday Christina Kautzman Fix, Mandan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kautzman, Flasher, and Ervin Wiest, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Wiest ‘Mandan, were married Saturday at 10:30 at a ceremony performed in the study of the St. Alexius hos- pital with Rev. Bonaventure Goebel officiating. For her wedding dress the bride chose blue with matching accessories, Mr, and Mrs. Wiest will make their home at 305 Fifth avenue, northeast, Mandan. The bridegroom is employed by the United States forestry. service and is stationed at the U. 8. Northern Great Plains field station. se * Rev. and Mrs, Walter E. Vater, 407 Sixth 8t., returned Monday evening from a two-week vacation. They visited at Shoreham, Minn. Lake Shamaneau near Motley, Minn., Big Pine Lake and in Winnipeg. From there they went to Grand Forks to the summer. school for ministers at ‘Wesley college, which is associated with the University of North Dakota. Reverend Vater is chairman of the. conference relations committee which has jurisdiction over the examina- tion of ministers of the Methodis! Episcopal church. ° — Church Societies | First Baptist Aid .The Ladies Aid of the First Bap- tist’ church will meet Thuysdayeat 3 p. m., at the home of Mrs. G. J. Worner, 310 Griffin St. ze * First Lutheran Aid ‘The Ladies’ Aid of the First Luth- €ran church will meet in the church parlors Thursday, Aug. 12, at 3 p. m. Tt will be a meeting of the general aid. * * * Presbyterian Missionary The Missionary society of the Presbyterian church will hold a pic- nic supper Thursday at 6:30 p. m., in the church basement. Those wishing further particulars call Mrs. F. E. McCurdy at 705-M. of white taffeta with a tight bodice and full skirt. With it she wore @ small white hat and carried a bou- quet of bride’s buds, The bride's mother wore a dress ot! navy blue sheer. Mrs. McKendry was dressed in pale blue lace with white accessories. Immediately following the ceremony the bride’s parents entertained at 2 reception at their home. In the re- ceiving line with Lieut: and Mrs. Mc- Kendry’ were Mr. and Mrs. Dudgeon, Mr. and Mrs. McKendry and members ‘of the bridal party. The bridal couple left for a wedding trip to Dallas, Tex., Kansas City, Mo., and Minneapolis, Minn, They expected to arrive in Mandan Tues- day to visit the bridegroom’s parents. Following their trip they will make their home in Winnsboro. Mr, and Mrs. McKendry, Mandan, were out-of-town guests at the ceremony. Lieutenant McKendry is a graduate of the Mandan high school. He at- tended the North Dakota Agricultural college, where he was affiliated with Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity, and the Texas A and M., college. During the last year and a half he has been stationed at Winnsboro with the civi- lian conservation corps camp. ‘ zee Miss Madeline Angell, 1021 Sixth ; 8t., has as her guest Miss Dorothy Kinney, Fargo, who arrived here Sat- urday. Miss Kenney expects to re- turn to her Rome. es: Mrs. Chris Simonson, Glenwood, Minn,, is visiting her cousin, Mrs. Fred Werre, 216 Second 8t., and her nee George J. Schultz, 406 Seventh it. at a 7 o'cleck dinner and miscellan- eous sHower. Twelve guests were present. Pink and blue table appointments were used with individual nut baskets and favors in pink and blue and pink tapers and gladiolus. Following dinner the guests were entertained with games, x ek * Mrs. Mary E. Mote is leaving this week-end to return to her home in Cincinnati, Ohio, after being the guest of her son, Sharon R. Mote, su- perintendent of the Fort Yates In- dian school and recently of Bismarck, ARE YOU ONLY A THREE-QUARTER WIFE? take LYDIA E. 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