The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 9, 1937, Page 5

A. L. A. to Begin Season’s Activities at Friday Meeting , = Mrs. Spare, President, Appoints Committee Heads for Coming Year _ Activities of the American Legion the season |Rosenthal; representative to Com- will preside at the meeting in auxiliary hat of the. World wer The plan of the year’s work will be presented charge of reports and heard. ae a executive comes is in Srraaaities: chairmen for the com- Mrs. J. B. Smith; membership, Mrs. William Zabel; memorial, ! } H lurman; poppy, Mrs. Giles ee Poppy poster, Mrs. A. L. Over- Pot-luck supper, Mrs, L. F. Bech- Hauser; ares Mrs. Ray Perso- told and Mrs. Margaret’ Richholt; publicity, Mrs. Mf. P. Wynkoop; re- habilitation, Mrs, G. A. Dahlen; an- nual picnic, Mrs. W. J. Brophy; vis- iting and cradle roll, Mrs. Ellis Jack- son; parliamentarian, Mrs. H. W. munity council, Mrs. C. B. Nupen; the | Pianist, Mrs. C. Gunness; hostess peenonabad ie i umn; ‘The meetings of all junior auxil liary members this year will be held once @ month, instead of every two weeks as pecker been fee cutie custom, The Daugh- erican Legion, includ- 3 | ters of the Am« ‘Miss | ing girls of high school age, will meet 3 jon the first Monday of the month wih ere F. D. Register to assist them, a junior aides, girls of the sixth, | St. pevent and eighth grades, will meet e first ger hunt Friday, Sept. 10. The girls ‘Mrs, | Bismarck, THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1937 (@) SOCIETY and CLUBS will meet at the home of Mrs. E. F. Trepp, 231 Thayer avenue, west, at 4:15 p. m. Emma Louise Bechtold and Elisabeth Boise will be hostesses. Mrs. Trepp and Mrs. 8. T. Lille- haugen will asist this group during the year. aterm girls th grades, bat the fourth The Juniorettes, from the first to the will hold their meetings on man Leonhard and Mrs. H. Pike as ers, the American Legion auxiliary oy er ae from 818 t 8:90. m., 3 |over F. Kelsch, Mandan | ¢) abe pat il pak on the constitu- tion of the United States, The broad- cast has been arranged by Mrs. D. C. {Scothorn, Mandan, department radio chai » and Mrs. F. D. Register, department sub - radio chairman. Rev. Wiley’s 8 Subject Is ‘Profit and Loss’ Rev. A. W. Wiley’s subject for to- night is “Profit and Loss,” which will be given Thursday at 7:45 p. m.. the Salvation Army tent, 208 eventh Rev. Wiley will conduct another hour of Bible study and ake at 4:15 p.m. blic is invited to attend both services, Friday of the month with Mrs. Her- in}ing from neckline to Helen Borden Is Bride At a ceremony performed Satur- day in Williston Miss Helen Eliza- beth Borden, daughter of Mr. and | ushe Mrs. Michael Joseph Borden, Willis- ton, and Morris Erickson, Jamestown, were united in marriage. Rev. Durbin Scheibe officiated at the single ring at 2 p.m, at an alter banked with ferns and autumn flowers in the Congrega- tional church of Williston. During the | pride} Ceremony a program of nuptial music was played by Miss Marjorie Siebert, ® childhood friend of the bride. She | J. also accompanied Ross Babcock, who sang “At Dawning” and “Beca fceened| ina ee of moire ire taffeta, fashioned on toire the bride entered nae church th her father, who gave her in mai The dress Mod high-waisted, with a skirt, a heart-shaped neckline and short pulfed sleeves. Cranes blossoms caught her veil. She wo elbow-length lace mitts. Her bride's bouquet was of tal only jewelry she wore a string of Pearls, a gift of the bridegroom. Serving as bridesmaids were the! wore Misses Helen AbPlanalp and Eleanor Shaw. Miss AbPlanalp was costumed in blue and Miss Shaw in pink. The dresses were especially made to har- monize with the bride’s gown, styled | yoooe in the directoire period. Both were of moire taffeta with ee Pune lac- o them wore a coronet oe ae white pompoms in her hair and carried a bouquet of large pompoms and pink | % Gree y Cunningham, as flower girl, none sts taffeta and carried A. W. LUCAS CoO. |i Home of Nationally Advertised. Merchandise LUCAS ‘0. LINED WITH EARLE LO Of Morris Erickson | +ickson, an old-fashioned bouquet of mixed flowers. The bride's nephew, Paul served as page boy. the bridegroom, served as Another brother, Donald Erickson, and W.°A. Martin, Bismarck, ers. Mr. and Mrs. John Borden, the bride's brother and sister-in-law, and their son, Jack, Milwaukee, Wis.; Mrs, Weir, Mrs. John Borden's Spe ha? of Milwaukee; Mr. and Mrs, Erickson, Sidney; Mr. and Mrs. as Watford City; Mr. and at the 8 a. m. service in St. John’s Lutheran church. Preceding the ceremony Leland Roen, the bridegroom's brother, sang “At Pen Mendelssohn's “Wedding March” as recessional. The pride, who was given in mar- beg for several aL vere at Bowman and Dickinson. Mr. Roen is a grad- uate of Bowman high school He engaged in ranching near Bowman where the couple will reside after Sept. 11, on their return from thei: wedding trip to western points. table lighted with white tapers Mmes. J. Arthur Cunningha: Shaw presided. On a Lote table was the three-tiered wed flanked by white fe tapaen aaa citing bells. Mrs. J. O. Siebe: ding cake. The bridesmaids, stand- ing at the door, gave a plece to each unmarried reception for a wedding trip to Gla- cier National park. They turn Sept. 25, to Sanenont to make their Rue! The bride chose as her traveling costume a three-piece suit ears of cherry toned wool with which she accessories. and Mrs, W. Tiage by her father, was costumed in dji,| dark green velvet with brown acces- rents | sories. At the neckline was a point lace collar, a part of her mother’s wedding dress. She wore as her only &| jewelry a gold locket and chain, a family heirloom, the gift of her grandmother, Mrs. Jane Pearson.| chi ae Leite Riggers ridegroom’s Church Societies Methodict tthe choir of the AcCabe Methodist Reception Attended by 250 puowing the wedding service ad and Mrs. Paul Erickson, bro tad ‘ister, Wattord City. law and sister of the bride, ate apa anand ane oe versity of tained at a reception at their home. uate oe on Lote or es grad sote. She is aries with the Pi Beta Phi tertile ie has been teaching since her paduaton at Kindred and Mr. Erickson attended Minot State Teachers college and gradu- boo from the North Dakota Agricul- college, where he was affiliated with the es Chi fraternity. He now holds the position of state: sec- retary for the North Dakota Farm- ers’ Union. ze * Allen-Roen Nuptials Occur in Digkinson At a ceremony Monday in Dickin- ues Alice Jane Allen, daughter and Mrs, L. B. Allen, Homer. Became ‘the bride of Gbtis ere en of Mr. and Mrs, Henry. Roe! man. Rev. John Plamann cfficiaved Yellow roeet and sweet peas formed her corsage Serving a her attendants were bed $1 A. W. LUCAS CO. Demonstration on Vassar Waver Wallace Joos, Jamestown. and Miss Ethel Roen, sister of the bridegroom. mee Roen attended his brother as! ¥ 6 Out-of-town girs at the roading: 4 included Mr. and Mrs. L. B % Homer, the brides parents; 8. °. ayte » len, her uncle. and Dr. and Mrs. Wal-| ¥ lace Joos, all of Jamestown; Mr. and | § Mrs. Henry Roen, parents of the|®% ie nee ae his brothers and sis-/ ¥ rs, Leland, Glenn, Robert, Ethel "4 Faith Roen; Mr. and Mrs,G.Roen, his|%| Wave on long or short uncle and aunt; and Mr. and Mrs.|§| hair. Curls for children Olson, all of Bowman. ¥ | and grownups, 16 for 25c The bride graduated from James-| % Ask about doll contest. ide high school and Valley City | % te Teachers college. 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