The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 20, 1937, Page 5

Brosz-Brink Vows Repeated At Sunday Afternoon Service| _= Couple to Make Home at 811 Second St., After 3-Week Wedding Trip ‘Wagner, as a processional and Men- delssohn’s “Wedding March” as re- cessional. As a vocal solo Mrs. T. G. “Because,” by tianson, and 2 Bois, were sung by the Trinity Luth- eran church choir. ‘The bride entered the church with wore a dress oe parcel pink Wace with; jacket of taffeta. Pink roses formed Dr. L. W. Fredericks attended ‘Dr. Brink as best man, Ushers were Arlie Oman and Ray Jacobson. Following the ceremony a wedding dinner was sérved at the Country club. Pink roses were used as floral appointments for the table where covers were laid for 23 guests, Cen- tering the table was a two-tiered wed- ding cake. Guests included relatives of the bridal couple and a few close friends, including Mr. and Mrs, E. A. Wed Sunday cy RE OES Miag LaVina Brosz, became the bride of Dr. Norvel O. Brink at & ceremony performed Sunday at 4p. m,, in the Trinity Lutheran church. weeks and will make their home at 811 Second St. The bride was graduated from the Ashley high school in 1932 and from the Bismarck Evangelical hospital nursing school in 1935. Since her graduation she has been doing pri- vate nursing in Bismarck. Dr. Brink is m graduate of the University of Minnesota medical school, class. of | ca Reaaet He is now an associate member of the Quain ae ‘eee clinic. Mandan “Absintant Athletic Coach Weds Tie marriage of Miss Marcella Buck, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, John V. Buck, Crosby, and Burton M. Boyd, Mandan, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Boyd, Fargo, was solemnized in Bis- marck Sept. 4, by the Right Rev. Vin- cent Wehrle, Bishop of the Bismarck -| diocese of the Catholic -church. The bridal couple are making their home in Mandan, where Mr. Boyd is assistant athletic coach in the high school. He formerly held a similar Position in the Crosby schools, He was graduated from the Valley City Iris | high school and state teachers college. . . the bridegroom’s parents, Miss Bernadine Brosg, Bismarck, was among the guests, To Visit Bride’s Home on Trip Following ‘the dinner Dr. and Mrs, Brink left for a wedding trip, dur- ing which they will visit Glacier Na- tional park, points in Oregon, Wash- Ington and California, the Biack Hills and Ashley, the bride’s home. Mrs, Boyd is a graduate of the Crosby high school and took nurses training in Rochester, Minn., at St. Mary’s hospital, eee ‘Presbyterian Organ Program on Tuesday A fags apemientny on and about lpe organ will be given Tuesday evening, Sept. 21, at 8 o'clock at the Presbyterian church by Frederick H. Cesander. Mr. Cesander and Theodore Johnson at that time will have completed their renovation work on the pipe organ of the ]]| church. PIPE ORGAN Lecture Demonstration b; FREDERICK i Cateye ad 8 Tuesday, Sept. 21 Presbyterian’ Caureh Electrical Wiring and Contracting General Electric Products Hot-Point Refrigeration Cool-Aire Air Conditioning Service Electric Company John B, Kottsick, Prop. 206 Broadway Telephone 65 Mr, Cesander has played before a umber of audiences in the north- west, always being well-received. Seldom has he presented one of his organ Pee without being re- quested, f feturn for a repeat en- gagement. The public is cordially invited to attend the program. A small ad- mission ebarie will be made. *** Dr. ©. W. Schoregge and son, Charles, 507 Sixth St,. will leave Wed- nesday for Northfield, Minn., where Charles will resume his studies at Carleton college. He will be a sopho- more there this year. Se Fred J. 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Thielman, who in navy blue crepe. bridegroom’s Miyor her wedding, dress the bride chose a model fashioned with a skirt of beige crepe topped by = matching lace Bowe, With it she wore & redingote of brown chiffon velvet and matching brown accessories, She wore ® corsage of talisman roses. Following the ceremony, the bride's mother entertained at s wedding din- ner. Guests were intimate friends. Au- tumn flowers were used throughout |cards ye rooms for the occasion. Follow- ing the dinner the bridal couple left for « wedding trip to points in Bout ern Minnesota. Mrs. Thielman wore for traveling a gray tailored sult with black accessories, They plan to be at home in Avon after Sept. 25. ‘The bride received her education in the Bismarck public schools, She has been employed in the Woolworth com- a guests Miss Ber. Among the were {2 nice Thielman and Sylvester Thiel- man, niece and nephew of the bride- groom, see New Dance Instructor At Fritch Studios Miss Marguerite ite Kirtsinger has ar- rived in Bismare kfrom Chicago, Ill., to take charge of the dancing classes at the Fritch studios. Her dance training has been ex- tensive. She comes to Bismarck from the Herrstrom School of Music, Chi- cago, where she has taught dancing for the last five years and where, for the last two years, she has been di- rector of the dancing department. Her training, which began in child- hood, includes five years of ballet work with Nicolos Tsoukalas, renown- ed teacher of Chicago; additional study under Ruth Pryor, danseuse of the Chicago Civic Opera for several years; five years of tap dancing with Madame Ludwig of Chicago, Peggy Lou Snyder and Muriel Kretlow. Miss Kirtsinger is almost equipped to teach Spanish, Russian, character, novelty and musical comedy and ada- gio dancing, as well as acrobatic and ballroom dancing. Her work in Rus- sian dancing was done under Alex- ander Kotchetovsky; Spanish under Angel Cansino; novelty and musical comedy under Arthur L. Kretlow, all leading teachers in their respective lines. In her work with small chil- dren Miss Kirtsinger has been par- ticularly successful, having been pre- pared for this work by Gretchen pao ~Schmaal. and. Edna Lucile eedalt Ballroom Dancing to Be Feat A special feature of the winter's work at the studio will be an adult class in ballroom dancing. Miss Kirtsinger is a member of the Chicago Association of Dancing Mas- ters and of Jack Manning’s Tap Dance league. During the summer months she attended the association Classes conducted by such leaders of the dance world as Adolph Blome, Veronine Vestoff, Edna Lucile Baum, |Jack Manning, Bobby Rivers and a {number of others equally well-known, Miss Kirtsinger, who received her Bachelor of Philosophy degree from the University of Chicago, took post- graduate work at Northwestern uni- versity. Miss Kirtsinger will be in the stu- dio, 304% Main avenue, every after- noon and evening of this week to vegister pupils for the fall term, which begins: Wednesday, Sept. 22, and ends Wednesday, December 22. All those interested are cordially in- vited to come to the studio for free auditions. ese * Miss Guida Carlson, a member of Sen, Gerald P, Nye’s Washington, D. C., office staff, will leave early this week for Washington. Miss Carlson, who ‘has been spending the last month at her home in Hope, has been in Bismarck for the last few days. xe * The Misses Olive Mitchell, LaVerne geles, Calif. ** * Robert Ilchen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Monday for Walla Walla, ‘Wash.. coming year. Plumbing O. H. Hagen Suceessor to Frank G. Grambs Co. Geating and French & Welch Tin Shop PHONE 141 Announcement Made as Bride- Evelyn Farr, Mandan, Hugo Illchen, 402 Fourteenth 8t., left | where he will attend college for the /f Cora } Marie e Strauss’ ’ Wedding Date, October 16, Announced Elect’s Mother Entertains Saturday ee Formal announcement has been Beginning the festivittes for what} made of the betrothal and approach- will be one of the major social events| ing marriage of Miss Evelyn Farr, of the autumn season, the marriage| daughter of Mrs, A. W. Farr, Man: of Miss Cora Marie Strauss to John J. McPartlin, Chicago, Mra, Frederick B. Strauss, the bride-elect’s mother, entertained at a 1 o'clock luncheon Saturday at her home, announcing the date for the wedding. Miss Strauss has chosen Oct. 16, as Engaged to A. Ferber event was made Thursday Mrs. Parr and daughter, Miss Grace . Pink tapers tied with green by tin: attached by white satin “ibbons tu the individual favors at each guest’s place. On one side of the card was the guest’s name and on the other was written the name of the bride and bridegroom and the date. The favors were miniature pillows of white moire with a little gold wedding ring attached, symbol- izing the ringbearer’s pillow. corner of each was a tiny corsage in different colors. Covers were placed for 22 guests. A pink and white motif was carried Place. : Honors in the bridge games during the evening went to Mmes. William J. Sullivan and Ernest J. George. The Misses Phillis MoCullum, Lillian ‘Walker, Hildegard Belinsky and Mary Margaret Weilst were Bismarck guests. The bride-elect is a graduate Young-Onstad Vows Spoken in Moorhead At a ceremony performed in Moor- head, Minn., Saturday at 8:30 p. Miss Virginia Martha Young, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Young, Moorhead, became the bride of Gor- don Edward Onstad, Fargo, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Onstad, 302 Grif- fin St., formerly of Fargo. Rev. F. A. Schaitz, pastor of the church, officiated at the service in the Trinity Lutheran church of Moorhead. Autumn flowers and fern were used throughout the church for the occasion. As the bridal party entered the church Sister Delia Dahl, organist, played the “Lohengrin Wed- Ging March” as processional. A program of nuptial music was sung by Miss Marjorie Ness, Moor- head, including “I eid You Truly” and “O Promise Me. ‘The bride was escorted and given in marriage by her father. As her wedding dress she wore a floor- length model of dubonnet transpar- ent velvet, fashioned on princess lines with a high neckline and puffed sleeves. With it she wore a hat of matching velvet, styled in the Duchess of Windsor manner with a shoulder- length veil. White gardenias formed her corsage. She carried a hand- made Mexican handkerchief, sent to her from New Mexico by a friend. Miss Marjorie Simley, as maid of honor, was costumed in royal blue transparent velvet. With it she wore @ matching turban and a corsage of Johanna Hill roses. As her jewelry she wore a gold bracelet, a gift from the bride. Bridegroom Attended by Brother Vernon Onstad attended his broth- ofj|er as best man. Ushers were Charles Beyers and Berner Ness, Fargo. Mrs. Young, the bride's mother, out by table appointments, Centering the table was a crystal bowl of pink land white autumn flowers bracketed by lighted white tapers in crystal holders. Autumn flowers were used Paroueoue the rooms for the occa- eo unusual dessert, the Dresden dessert which was brought from Min- neapolis for the occasion, was served. It consisted of Dresden dolls with very full skirts of ice cream of dif- ferent colors trimmed in rosebuds ot ice cream. As the outer ice cream skirt was eaten petticoats of various colors of ice cream showed. Among the out-of-town guests were Mmes, L. G. McDonald, Valley City; James O. Guthrie, Selfridge Field, Mich., and Arthur Cayou, Mandan, ee | Meetings of Clubs | | And Social Groups ie Progressive Mothers The Progressive Mothers club will meet Tuesday at 8 p. m., at the home of Mrs. Clark Gordanier, 819 Sixth formerly of Milbank, 8. D., is @ grad- uate of the University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minn. He is associated with the United States Soil Conser- vation service in een. * Mandan Couple Wed in Bismarck on June 29 . Formal announcement has been made by Mr. and Mrs, Ambrose Ren- ner, Mandan, of the Hscriege of cand daughter, Miss Pauline employed by the Grand Union Tea company. Mrs. Messmer was complimented Thursday when her sister, Miss Beat- rice Renner, Bismarck, entertained at, @ linen shower and card party at the John Messmer home. Centering the Bees Bee Sewing 2:30 p. m., 5 AAUW Novel Group The Novel Group of the AA.U.W. will meet Tuesday at 8 p. m., at the home of Miss Ellen Lawin, Apart- ment 4, Tribune building. Church Societies Senier Lather The Trinity Lutheran Senior league will hold # devotional and social meeting Tuesday, Sept. 21, at 8 p. m., in the church parlors. Devotions will be led by Mathilda Lund. Mrs, My- ron Knutson will discuss the topic, “Baved to Serve.” Vocal solos will be sung by Olive Johnson and Walter Langemo. “The Every Member Plan” will be discussed by Luther League] ¢ leaders, A benediction will close the 7 meeting, which will be followed by games and refreshments. * * * M. E. Home Missionary The Womens’ Home Missionary so- ciety of the Methodist Episcopal church will meet Tuesday at 2:30 p. m., at the home of Mrs. Ray Robin- son, 1010 Avenue E. Mrs. Al Rosen, 119 Avenue A, west, returned Saturday from a i sare trip daughter, Rosen, Evanston, where she enrolled in Northwestern university. Avoid Embarrassment of FALSE TEETH Don't be ing your fal you eat, tal sprinkle a lates. any dru dvertisement, Insurance of every kind R. C. FORSYTHE “The One-Trip Plumber” Soersz, Mildred and Lois Nelson re- |i turned Saturday evenifig from a/f three-week trip to the West coast. |ij They visited Yellowstone national |/] park and spent some time in Los An- |[] DON'T WAIT TILL SNOW FLIES TO REPAIR STORM WINDOWS DO IT NOW We will call at your home and inspect your storm windows. W work FREE, WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER WINDOWS WITHOUT CHARG: PAINT & GLASS CO. Bismarck Phone 544 ALL FINISHED —YES — MY NEW MARIE? SPIRALATOR EASY WASHER HOLDS SO MANY CLOTHES | SAVE A THIRD OF MY WASHING TIME is y Larsen's. opin wore @ dress of brown crepe with matching accessories. Her corsage was of Ophelia roses. Mrs. Onstad, mother of the groom, was costumed in black and white and wore a cor- sage of Columbia roses. Following the ceremony s reception was held at the Comstock hotel in Moorhead. Centering the table, which was appointed in pink and white, was a wedding cake. Autumn flowers were used as floral decora- tions. Covers were placed for 25 guests, Mr. and Mrs. Onstad left for @ short wedding trip to the Minnesota lakes and Minneapolis. As her trav- eling costume the bride chose a tunic model of heavy black and white crepe, with which she wore black acces- sories, They will be at home after Oct, 1, at 516% North Broadway, Fargo, where Mr. Onstad is proprietor of the Covered Wagon. eee Mrs. Faubel Honored At Housewarming Mrs. Everett Faubel (Irene Ben- dickson), whose marriage occurred recently, was honored at a house- warming party Friday evening at her home, 513 Hannafin St. Hostesses at the affair were the Misses Evelyn, Eleanor and Vivian Edwards. Fourteen guests were présent and spent the evening in playing bridge. Score awards went to Mrs. Ed. Tenne- sen and Miss Grace Farr, both of Mandan. Mrs. Faubel was presented with a gift. * ek Miss Elizabeth Ann LaRose, daugh- of Dr. and Mrs. V. J, LaRose, 522 th St., left Thursday for Detro! Mich., to enter her senior year at J. 8. 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