The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 24, 1937, Page 5

illiston Girl to Become Bride of Morris Erickson Helen Borden Chooses Sept. 4 as Wedding Date; to Make Home in Jamestown Formal announcement has been bnade by Mr, and Mrs. Michael joseph Borden, Williston, of the ap- proaching marriage of their daughter, Miss Helen Elizabeth Bo: , to Mor- is . Miss Borden has chosen Saturday, sept. 4, as the date for her wedding. 'The ceremony will take place at 2 . m., in the Congregational church of Williston, Mr. Erickson formerly lived in Bis- Imarck. He now holds the position of state secretary of the North Da- cota Farmers Union, . They plan to be at home in James- jtown, where Mr. Erickson is located, after Sept. 25. ‘ * * School of Instruction OES to Be Held Sept. 9 The school of instruction for Dis- ict No. 14, Onler of the Eastern Star, will be held in Mandan, Thurs- pay, Sept. 9. Queen Esther chapter, O.ES,, will serve as hostess group for he meeting, which will be held in the Masonic temple. This year’s date 5 earlier than the school usually » Florence Shannon, Devils ake, worthy grand matron of North Dakota, will be a distinguished guest. Mrs. Helen Warren, Bismarck, has been appointed district deputy and ey capacity will preside over the ‘chool. ‘ Plans are being completed this week or the school, in which will be par- icipating chapters from Washburn, ton, Hazen, Mandan, Steele and Bismarck, oi | I Say Duchess —Did He Win? An amused and: wholly interest- ed audience of one, the Duchess* of Kent was snapped in this wifey, coat-holding pose as she watched her royal husband dis- play his athletic prowess while. visiting at the estate of Count Potocki, in Poland. But we'd like sto know, dughegs, did he win? Ruth Gishler Resigns From Hospital Place Miss Ruth Gishler, who has been superintendent of the Bismarck hos- pital for several years, resigned her position there and has left for a vacation in Canada. She plans to visit friends and relatives at several points. A number. of parties were given in her honor during the last week, Miss Hilda Gustafson and Mrs. Marie Durey accompanied Miss Gish- ler to Minot Monday morning, return- ing to Bismarck that evening. ee * Mrs. R. 8, Towne and children, Mathilda and Salem, 722 Seventh St. are visiting Mrs. Towne’s brother-in. law_and sister, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Wattam, Fargo. of the kitchen : THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. TUESDAY, AUGUST 24, 1987 @)SOCIETY and CLUBS Dinner Honors Evelyn Buechler on Visit Here Complimenting Miss Evelyn Buech- Jer, Alexandria, La., who was their guest over the week-end, the Misses Veronta Weppler, Bismarck, and Della Cotton, Mandan, entertained at a 7 o'clock dinner Tuesday evening at the Country clu Miniature flower pots ‘each guest’s place carried out the pink motif and served as place cards. Gar- den flowers were used as floral ap- pointments. The honored guest was presented with a gift from the hos- tesses. Following dinner the guests went to the theater. 2 Miss Buechler is at present staff dietician at the Veterans Administra- tion facility at Alexandria, She was formerly located in Bismarck as field superviser of home management for the Rural Resettlement #iministra- tion. Before that she was employed by the FERA. Miss Buechler has been spending her vacation at her home in Goodrich. She returned there after her visit in Bismarck and Man- dan and will leave for Louisiana Sept. 7. * * * Cathedral Players to Have Dance Saturday The Cathedral Players will enter- tain at a dance Saturday at 9 p. m., at the Country club for members of the organization and their friends. Qn the committee in charge of ar- rangements are: Emmett McCusker, Mrs: F. J. Hublou, the Misses Mary Devereaux and Arlene Wagner, Jack Stocker and J. 8. Cotter. Those wishing to attend the dance are asked to make reservations with some member of the committee. * * * Weinberger Party Is Given for Mrs, Perry As a compliment to Mrs. W. H. Perry, Minneapolis, Minn., who is the house guest of her sister, Mrs, Frank Vogel, Miss Erma Weinberger, 700 Mandan St., was hostess to a small group of friends at her home Sunday evening. The guests spent the eve- ning informally. ’* & J. M. Burns, Williston, was in Bis- marck Monday visiting with friends at the Montgomery Ward store. He was employed here when the store was opened and is now manager at. Williston. He has returned from a vacation trip to Chicago. foc War Orders Change Plans for Wedding Miss Margaret Pierce, daughter of Friday night when Lieut. Huddleson, who is stationed at San Diego with the U. 8. marine corps, telephoned that he had been ordered to accompany the detachment sailing for Shanghai this Miss Pierce arrived in Los Angeles Sunday afternoon. * * * Ole Olsons Feted on Wedding Anniversary Surrounded by their nine children, former Gov. Ole Olson and Mrs. Olson were honored Sunday at a surprise anniversary party in celebration of their 25th wedding anniversary at their farm home six miles northwest of New Rockford. Approximately 225 friends from all over the state gathered at the Olson home at 2:30 p. m., to extend their good wishes to the couple. Leeds, Valley City, New Rockford, Grand Forks, Anamoose and Bismarck were represented. A sister of Mrs. Olson from Ws was present for the occasion. It was the first time the sisters had seen each other for 25 years. Miss Inga Olson, their daugh- ter, who is at home for a month’s vacation from Washington, D. C., was present. A son had come from Jamestown. The seven others live near or with their parents. Refreshments, which had been: brought by the neighbors who planned the celebration, were served cafeteria style. Pink and white ap- Pointments decortated the service table which was centered with a large bouquet of pink and white gladiolus. Four wedding cakes were prominent WAKE UP YOUR LIVER BILE— Without Calomsel—And You'll Jump Out of Bed io the Morning Raria’ to Go refreshment appointments, decorated in pink, white and silver. S. A. Olsness, formely state insur- &nce commissioner of near Sheyenne, served as toastmaster, calling on sev- eral’ of the local people and som from Bismarck for short talks. sages were read from several marck friends who were unable | present, among them those from Moodie and Judge A. M. Christianson. A substantial purse was presented to the Olsons in honor of the silver anniversary. Mr. Olson received it, with a speech of appreciation on be- half of himself and Mrs. Olson. Bismarck guests present included Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Orvedahl, Mr. and Mrs. T, G. Plomasen and two children, Jean and Bruce, and How- ard Wood. * * Dr. and Mrs. A. M. Fisher and two children, Louise and George, 112 Ave- nue B, west, returned Sunday eve- ning from a two-week vacation dur- ing which they visited relatives of Mrs. Fisher in Mankato, Minn., go- ing from there to the lake region of northern Wisconsin to spend several Gays, They returned to Bismarck via Superior, Duluth and the Iron range. * * & Mrs. J. G. Cowan and son, William Cowan, 306 Avenue B, have returned from St. Paul, Minn. where they spent'a week, ** * Mr. and Mrs, Henry Gehrke, 307 Eighth St. spent the week-end in Tuttle as the guests of Mrs, Gehrke’s Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Presvier. 5 Accompanying them home was Mrs. Gehrke's niece, Yvonne Flikke, who had been spending the summer at the home of her grandparents. ese * Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Carlson, 413 Eleventh St., and Mr. and Mrs, Ken- neth Carlson, 622 Third St., left Monday afternoon for a 10-day trip to Yellowstone national park and the Black Hills. H. B. Carlson is adver- tising manager for the Leader. Ken- neth Carlson is owner of the “787” delivery service. * * * Mr. and Mrs. Peter R. Thomas and daughter, Kay Ann, St. Paul, Minn., left Tuesday morning after being the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Quin Kur- kowski, 323% Tenth St., for the last two days. They plan to go to De- troit Lakes for a short time before returning to St. Paul. * ee Wilred McCusker left Tuesday morning after spending his vacation with his mother, Mrs. Grace McCu- sker, Person Court. He will spend @ few days in Regina visiting rela- tives, going on from there to resume | ¥ his medical studies at McGill univer- | % sity in Montreal, Que. CHICHESTERS PILLS "THB DIAMOND © BRAN” AUG UST FUR SALE Hundreds of Our Own Beautiful Models to Select From If we can’t sell you a better fur coat for less money than you pay for an inferior coat we will not ask you to buy. A SMALL PAYMENT WILL HOLD YOUR SELEC- TION. TERMS MAY BE ARRANGED. STATE FUR CO. Manufacturing Furriers Across from the G. P. Hotel Nofice what Miss Marthalou Gray, pictured here, has to say about - @ “constant check.” She drove her Greatest own car in the World's Road Test last summer. Robert Baker, son uf Mrs. Berta E. Baker, state auditor, who underwent @n appendicitis operation Monday evening at the Bismarck hospital was Teported as recovering nicely Tues- day morning. se * Mr. and Mrs. A, J. Vendsel and children, 614 Raymond. 8t., spent the week-end in Minot as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Tibbs. ek & Mrs. Norman Sweezy spent the week-end in Jamestown with friends. 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