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

Marjorie Miller Becomes Bride of Edward G. Showers Ceremony Occurs at Lincoin, Neb.; to Live at Medicine Lake, Mont. At @ marriage ceremony performed Monday at Lincoln, Neb., Mis Mar- jorie Lincoin, Neb,, formerly Miller, of Bismarck, daughter of Mrs, G. D. Miller, New Salem, became the bride of Edward G. Showers, son of Mr. and Mrs, J. E. Showers, Kenmare. Rev. Robert EB. Drew officiated at the ser- vice, which was read at 1 o’colck in the Westminster Presbyterian church of Lincoln. Miss Marion Johnson, Fargo, served as oaratd. Edmund O'Hare at- tended the bridegroom, For her wedding the bride chose a model of light weight brown wool with which she wore brown acces- sories. Gardenias formed her corsage. Miss Johnson was costumed in a, dress of rough brown crepe with brown accesories. She wore a corsage of talisman roses, The bridal couple left on a wedding trip to Winnipeg and other Canadian points. They plan to return eTee 1 after which they will make their home in Medicine Lake, Mont, The bride is a graduate of the New Salem high school and of the Uni- versity of North Dakota, Grand Forks, where she was affiliated with the Delta Zeta sorority. For the last two years she has been employed by the Resettlement administration, first at Bismarck, and then st Linclon,| Neb, Mr. Showers attended the Kenmare high school and was graduated from the University of North Dakota, where he was affiliated with the Phi Delta Theta fraternity. He was also a member of Blue Key and Scabbard and Blade, both honorary organiza- tions. He hag taught and coached at Bowhells, McClusky, Kenmare and Milton. For the laat year and a half he has been educational adviser with the Civilian Conservation corps in Bismarck and Moorhead, Iowa. He is now serving in that capaciy at Medi- cine Lake. * * * Miss Veronta Weppler returned noon from Jamestown Mrs. Greyerbiehl Feted At Shower on Tuesday Honoring Mra. Edy Edward Greyerbill| (Marie Nixon) the Misses Helen Han- son and Lillian Hegge, 519 Fifth St., entertained at a shower Tuesday eve- ning. Twelve guests were present and spent the evening hemming towels. Garden flowers decorated the rooms of the house and the table when a! late evening luncheon was served by the hostesses. Mrs, Greyerbill re- celved a number of lovely gifts, Miss Winhifred McGillic, Mt was an out-of-town guest. ee oe Beta Sigma Phi Plans Candy Sale ale August 27 At the meeting of 1 of Beta Sigma Pht sorority held Wednesday evening at, the home of Miss Auvurne Olson, 514 Thayer avenue, west, it was voted to| ica. hold a candy sale at the capitol ate 27. The nexé meeting, which will be the first reguler meeting of the year, will be Sept. 15. ' nee Mr, and Mrs, Frank 8. Lyon ar- rived in Bismarck by motor Tuesday morning for a brief visit with Mr. Lyon’s cousin, Mrs. Emil Anderson, 2215 Avenue D. The Lyons are en route to Yellowstone national park and other Montane points. Mr. Lyons at one time made his home with the Anderson family at Steele. This was his first visit win nem in 21 years. 8t. Rita’s aintonets group met Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. C. K. Morland, 804 Tenth St. At the three tables of bridge in play during the afternoon score honors went to Mmes, Harry J. Clak and Carl J. Reff. The next meeting will be held, Sept. 1, at the home of Mrs. Grant Marsh, ae Broadway. 2 Miss Hannah Engeseth, 103 Sixth St., returned Tuesday from a two- week vacation spent at the home of her sister, Mrs. L. G. Wallin, Min- neapolis, Minn, *.e Ok Mr. and Mrs. Henry Page, Fergus Falls, Minn., were guests over the where — spent a few days as the week end at_the home of Mr. end guest of her parents. Mrs, George Page, 400 Griffin 8t. Special To The School Miss END PERMANENT FULL PERMANENT - - August Sale FUR COATS “Of the Better Grade” Fur Dept. Capital Laundry Co. 301 Frent Luther League Meets In Dickinson jon Aug. 20-22 Committees in char aoc of the 22nd annual convention of the Mandan Luther League and Choral convention in Dickinson beginning Friday and continuing through Sunday are as follows: Housing—Alida Tanberg, Lu- ella Jensen and Adeline Uecker; s0- cial—Dorothy Tanberg, Betty Boehlke and Martin Jahr; banquet—Drucilla Boehlke, Olive Hanson, Luverne Kin- ney and Miriam Miller; registration —Joyce Gunderson and June Larson; arrangement—Ralph Luhman, Elea- nor Ashbacher and Norman O'Bryan; book display—Kathryn Ordahl, Elaine Wigand, Willard Ranberg, and gervice—Marion Brandenburg, Lor- raine Vranna, George Williamson and John Gunderson. Guest speakers at the convention will be Rev. Henry E. Koch, Colum- bus, Ohio, executive seoretary of the international Luther league of the American Lutheran church, and Rev. Marcus 8. Lewis, Minot, president of the North Dakota district of the In- ternational Luther League of the poeweeian Lutheran church of Amer- leagues of and members of 8t. John’s church, The theme of the convention, “Christ, Our Life,” is the same as that used by the Lutheran Youth confer- by Rev. John E Hoyer, Regent, and Bible study, by Rev. Lewis Hagen, Hazen, who will also address the group Friday evening. Moving pic- tures of the Lutheran Youth confer- ence will be shown at the banquet Saturday evening. - 11 Leagues to Participate Leagues participating in the con- vention include Driscoll, Bismarck, Mandan, Flasher, Hazen, Dunn Cen- ter, Sims, Taylor, Dickinson, Belfield and Beach, Circuit officers in charge of making convention arrangements are Rev. Opie 8, Rindahl, Bismarck, president; Rey. R. P. Haakenson, Sims, vice pres- pase ig pore Pederson, Driscoll, re- ding secretary; Camilla Andvik, rector; ” Rev. Waldo L, Ellickson, Tay- lor, Bible camp representative; Arthur Bunas, Bismarck, pocket tes- tament secre' yes Marian Reff Is Feted On Eleventh Birthday Individual favors marked the places for 11 guests when Mrs. John Reff, 413 Raymond S8t., entertained at a party Monday afternoon in honor of the llth Sco of her daughter, Sees A pink and green motif was carried out by the flowers and by a birthday cake decorated in those colors, Dur- games Lois Shipley ent Zita Horner. Mr. and Mrs. % “w. Snow, 911 Eighth 8t., left Thursday morning for Chappin, Minn., where they were called by the death of Mr. Snow’s partner, A. F, Kim! BLUE RIBBON AND EXPORT Distributed by Mandan Beverage Company H, HL Williams, Mgr. Mandan, N. Dak. Announcing OUR ANNUAL SHOWING of Albrecht’s representative in charge, bringing a superb stock of these very fine furs ... the inexpensive as well as the finest. 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The marriage was solemnized Sunday at 4:30 p. m., in the home of the bride’s parents by Rev. W. O. Jones, pastor of the Pres- church, Coleharbor. During the wedding service Miss Jean Lierboe, the bride's cousin, sang “At Dawning” and “Because.” Ac- companying her was her sister, Miss Helen Lierboe, who also played the Lohengrin and Mendelssohn wedding marches, The bride, who was given in mar- riage by her father, wore as her wed- Ging dress a model of white silk net over white taffeta fashioned on the princess style with white velvet out- lining the square neckline, the short. puffed sleeves and the bottom of the full skirt, She wore a wreath of white flowers in her hair and carried 8 bouquet of yellow roses and baby breath. As her only jewelry she wore an amethyst necklace which her aunt, Mrs. J. M. Lierboe, Bismarck had worn at her wedding 30 years ago, Miss Alice Paulson, Underwood, sis- ter of the bride, served as maid of bonor. Her dress of peach silk net with matching grosgrain ribbon was made in the same style as that of the bride. White zinnias formed her bou- quet. Boyer Egge, Mayville, attended his brother as best man. The bride’s mother wore a triple sheer crepe dress of powder blue with & corsage of pink roses. ‘The bride- groom’s mother..was costumed in a. printed chiffon dress. Her corsage, also, was of pink roses. Reception at Home of Bride's "Parents Following the ceremony a reception was held in the Paulson home in honor of the bridal couple. tapers and a tiered wedding cake formed the centerpiece for the buffet supper which was served by the Misses Lillian and Laura Swanson, Falkirk, and Miss Helen Olson, friends of the bride. Mr. and Mrs, Egge left en a wedding trip to Duluth and other northern Minnesota points. ‘The bride attended the Valley City State Teachers college and the Uni- versity of North Dakota. She has ® member of the faculty of the ‘e school for the last. two years. Egge, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Egge, Mayville, is a graduate of Mayville State Teachers college has been doing graduate work at University of North Dakota. He holds the position of superin- tendent of the Aneta school. Out-of-town guests included Mr. and Mrs. Karl Egge, Oscar and Chris Egee, Miss Lydia Egge and Mr. and Mrs, Peter Aure and son, Kenneth, all of Mayville; Mrs. J. M. Lierboe, Bismarck; Miss Jean Lierboe, Grand Forks; Miss Helen Lierboe, Minot; Mrs. Anna Swanson and daughters, Lillian and Laura, Falkirk, and Miss Helen Olson and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest a Mr. Karl * Mr. and Mrs, Forrest M. Davis and daughter, Donna Jean, 930 Sixth &t., have returned from Yellowstone Na- tional park. They entered the park via the el Lodge road, senmnlng by way of Shoshone canyon ang Cody, Wyo. ae Miss Helen McKinnon, daughter of Mr.-and Mrs. A. D, McKinnon, 312 Avenue B, west, has returned from a three-week vacation at the home of her uncle, A, R. 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