The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 26, 1937, Page 5

(©) SOCIETY and CLUBS St Jensen-Hochhalter Nuptials Here Than Afternoon Ceremony Is Perform- ed by Rev. W. E. Vater at Bride's Home ‘The marriage of Miss Ellen Jensen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey N. Jensen, 803 Second St. and Edwin Hochhalter, son of Mr, and Mrs. Fred Hochhalter, 416 Thirteenth St., was! performed Thanksgiving afternoon at 3 o'clock at the home of the bride's ts. Rev. Walter E. Vater officiated at the services at which the single ring ceremony was used. Miss Beatrice Vater played the processional and re- cessional wedding marches. Several appropriate songs were sung by Miss Catherine Johner, with Mrs. Thomas Johner as accompanist. The bride, who was given in mar- riage by her father, wore an afternoon dress of brown satin faced crepe trimmed with rhinestones and lace. Yellow roses and white carnations formed her bride’s bouquet. Miss Helen Jensen, as her sister's bridesmaid, was attired in a powder blue silk crepe dress and catried s bouquet of yellow roses. Ted Psiefle served as best man. Following the wedding ceremony a buffet dinner was served by the bride's mother. A tiered wedding cake topped with a miniature bride and groom formed the centerpiece for the table. Mrs. Hochhalter has attended the Bismarck high school. They will make their home in Bismarck at 416 Thir- teenth St. Mr. Hochhalter is em- ployed by the Oscar H. Will. Seed com- pany. Out of town guests here for the wedding were the bride’s brother-in- law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Joel Ramberg and daughter, Jean, of Ti- oge, N. D, eee Joe Woodmansees Are Given Housewarming Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Woodman- see, 419% Broadway, who were mar- ried in Mandan, Nov. 10, were honored Tuesday evening when a group of their friends gathered at their home for @ surprise housewarming. Bridge was played during the eve- ning by the twelve guests and score honors were awarded Mrs. Don Solum. and Bud Ehlers, Mr. and Mrs. Wood- mansee were presented with a num- ber of gifts. * * * U.S.W.V. Auxiliary To Give Yi ule Party Mrs. G. A. Herrick was admitted as an honorary member of the United Spanish War Veterans auxiliary at a meeting of the orginzation Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. J. L. Kel- ley, 922 Sixth St. Business during the evening in- cluded the discussion of plans for the club's Christmas party. The. next] meeting will be held Dec. 29, at the home of Mrs. Maude Arthur, Man- dan. : eee Miss Malvin Olson, 514 Fifth 8t., was hostess to her bridge club Tues- day evening. Score honors“went to Mmes. J. H. Newton and Harry Hard- ing. Two tables were in play during the evening. Mrs. Carl Tullberg, 1021 Fourth 8t., will be hostess to the club Dec. 14. ee * Mr. and Mrs. A, M. Renwick, 315 Avenue C, and their daughter, Ethel, instructor at International Falls, Minn, and Jean, NDAC student, are| guests over the week-end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ames, Jr., Fargo ee & Eric Thotberg of Chicago, former Bismarck resident, is spending the Thanksgiving holiday at Mandan with his mother, Mrs. Ida Thorberg, and his sisters, Mmes. John Kleinschmidt and H. L. Diebert. . se * ind Mrs. William H. Ninth 8t., have as their guest, Payne's mother, Mrs. I. H. Harris of Evansville, Minn., who arrived Tues- day evening and will spend the week- end here. s * * Lieut. Paul Boleyn of Fort Lincoln Payne, 518 ” spent Thanksgiving with his mother, Mrs. P. T. Boleyn, Fargo. Schilling HUNGARIAN PAPRIKA* Mrs,/ Public Works. ksgiving Day Queen of Borneo THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1937 Steven Ward Wed to Miss Dorothy Thull At simple services Thanksgiving day iu the home of her parents Miss Dor- othy Thull, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Andrew Thull, Fargo, became the: bride of Mr. Steven Ward, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Ward, Minnewaukan. Rev. Henry L. Weiss, pastor of the First Methodist church, read the serv- ice at noon. A color scheme of green and white carried out with ferns ani two tall baskets. of white chrysanthe- mums were used to decorate the room. Miss Thull, who was given in mar- riage by her father, wore an after- noon gown of cedar green crysteile velvet with a corsage of white gar- denias. Her only attendant, Miss Imogene Ward, Minot, sister of the bridegroom, wore .a black gown em- broidered in blue brilliants. Following the service covers were laid for 12 guests at Thanksgiving dinner in the Thull home. Mr. and Mrs. Ward will leave on a short wedding trip, returning to Grand Forks . where they will make their home. Both are attending the Uni- versity of North Dakota. Out of town guests were Mr. and TALES OF HEADSana their hunters in northern Bor- upon b still exists in spots despite eaetieoel efforts, she B.P.W. Meeting Held With Mrs, Wenzel The Business and _ Professional Women’s club met Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Elizabeth Wenzei. 317 Park St. The meeting was the regular monthly social gathering of the club. Mrs. Obert Olson gave a reading, “The Lean Years” as @ part of the program. Bridge end other gemes were played during the evening and refreshments were served by the hostess, using = Thanksgiving theme * * Mrs. Inga Lovelace, Mason apart- ments, has as her guest, her mother Mrs. Jessie Lieben of Portland, Ore. who will visit here for a week. She is en route home from Osage, Iowa, where she has been visiting her moth- er and other relatives for the last three months, . ** * Dr. I. 8. AbPlanalp and Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Fortsch and sons, Byron and David, Williston, arrived in Bis- marck Thursday noon to spend. Thurs- day and Friday at the W. A. Martin home, 811 Avenue B. Mrs. Martin is Dr. AbPlanalp's daughter. se & ‘Miss Edna Asmus, a teacher in the grade schools at Tappen, N. D., and Miss Esther Schroeder, assistant prin- cipal in the same school, were visitors ai the William Moore and high schools, respectively, Wednesday. * * * Mrs. W. G. Davies and sons, Lester and Leo, 410 Twelfth St., left Friday for Omaha, Neb., to join Mr. Davies who was transferred by the regional They will make their future home in Omsha. ** 8 The Lewis and Clark Study club met Tuesday afternoon at the home 01 Mrs. George Dolph, 118 Avenue C, west. Mrs. C. P. Rhoades reviewed the play, “You Can’t Take It With You.” * * & Mr. and Mrs, F. A. Compton, Willis- ton, spent Thursday and Friday in Bismarck visiting at the home of their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Compton. ** € Miss Lois Schumacher, a freshman at Jamestown college, has been pled- ged by the Aletheroians, organiza- tion devoted to social and literary affairs on the campus. ‘ * ewok Miss Mona Davis has as her guest for the holiday week-end Miss Eleano: Parsons, Fargo. ey | Today’s Recipe -| iy Be: sf HH ie e25 i u ti 5g tk fit Mrs. Ward, parents of the bridegroom and Miss Claire Ward, a sister, Minne- waukan, Miss Aldyth Ward, an aunt, end Mr. and Mrs. Burt Finney, uncle and aunt, of Bismarck. Mr. Ward is the grandson of Mrs. Florence Ward, a pioneer resident of Bismarck. * * © Loyalty to Christ To Be Church Theme “Loyalty of All to Christ,” is the theme for the last Sunday of Loyalty month at the First Lutheran church. The Sunday services during November have been devoted to some phase of loyalty to Christ and His church. At- tendance at the services has been large. All members and friends of the First Lutheran church are urged to be present Sunday. At the morning worship at 10:30 a. m., Rev. G. Adolph Johns has taken as his sermon theme, “For Me to Live Is Christ.” The ladies chorus will sing “Jesue Lover of My Soul,” Marsh. New members will be received at this service. At the 8 p. m., service an informal fellowship service will be held. A tenor solo will be sung by Edward Nel- son, “Christian Fellowship” will be the sermon Nerd Miss Norma Renden To Marry Ross Cook The engagement and approaching marriage of Miss Norma Renden, Bis- marck, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Renden, Manfred, N. D., to Ross Cook, Mohall, son of Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Cook, Scranton, N. D., was announced Tuesday evening when Miss Renden entertained members of her sewing club at her home, 218% Thayer ave- nue, west, at an informal party. Places were marked for eight guests with placecards designed as miniature dogs, which concealed the announce: ment of the wedding date, which wil! be Monday, Dec. 27. Favors also marking each place were tiny fur ., | dogs. Miss Renden is a graduate of the Fessenden high school and attended the North Dakota Agricultural college She is employed in the offices of the WPA division of operations. Mr. Couk was graduated from the Marmarth high school and the North Dakota Agricultural college. He is county agent for Renville county. —_ | Meetings of Clubs | | And Social Groups | ALA ‘The American Legion Auxiliary will have a business and social meeting Friday at 8 p. m. at the World War Memorial building. Mrs. C. W. Peter- son will have charge of the arrange- ments. ee * Miss Esther Erickson Leaves for Chicago Miss Esther Erickson, daughter of of Mr. and Mrs. O, H. Erickson, left Friday noon for Chicago where her marriage to R. M. Bijelland will occur Sunday, Nov. 28. A number of social affairs were given in honor of Miss Erickson during oe past month. * * Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Rishworth, 805 Fifth St., had as Thanksgiving day guests, their son-in-law and daugh- ter, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Wahl, Stur- gis, 8. D., and Mrs. Harry E. Dickin- gon and son Harry, McClusky, a sister of Mrs, Richworth, Mr. and Mrs. Wahl also will visit Mr. Wahl's mother, Mrs. August Wahl, Washburn, before returning to their home. ‘Reading Clinics’ in Schools Advocated Buffalo, N. ¥., Nov. 26.—(?)—The eventual establishment the American ate Will Have Skyscraper Capitol Paid for in 5 Years' CAPITAL FINANCES LOOKING UP Standing close to the towering section devoted to executive depart- ments of state government, Thomas Oksendal, Bismarck amateur photographer, captured the flowing lines of North DaKota’s state capitol, looking upward. Fists Decision Guns in Western Train Holdup ‘Los Cruces, N. M., Nov. 26—(7)— Two young eastern tenderfeet whose attempt to hold up @ trans- continental train ended when a husky yardman went into action with his fists admitted in jail Fri- day “we know we're both where we belong.” District Attorney Martin Threet said Henry Lorenz, 22, of Mani- towoc, Wis., and Harry Dwyer, 27, of Digby county, Canda, admitted firing the shots which killed one man before 150 enraged passen- gers overpowered them as they attempted to flee the train. Roger Moon, blond, 29-year-old Southern Pacific yardman of Douglas, Ariz., knocked one of the gunmen unconscious, edged his way to the other end of the Apache limited’s first day coach and battered the second bandit to the floor after W. L. Smith, El Paso switchman, had been fatally wounded. Moon strolled into the chair car from another coach and un- wittingly stumbled upon the hold- up. “Watch this guy,’ one of the robbers said to his companion, pointing to me, He seems too cool,” Moon said. Upon command of the bandits, the conductor brought the train to a halt, Then Sipple Webb, 65- year-old El Paso Negro, tripped Lorenz, who shot at Webb as he fell sidewise. Moon came up under Lorenz’ gun and drove a hard right to his jaw, knocking him out. Dwyer started back toward his fallen companion, but was tackled by Smith, whom he shot. Moon hit the bandit twice in the face, and his pistol flew the lenth of the car. A-trainman felled Dwyer with a blackjack, and the passengers closed in on the pair and tied them to seats. Lily Pons, Director To Wed Within Year Kansas City, Nov. 26 —(#)— Lily Pons and Andre Kostelanetz talked of love at their Thanksgiving dinner here Thursday night and announced tuey would be married within a year. “We must find a time when we have two months away from work before Lily and I can get married,” the radio symphony director said. Then he and his opera singer fiance seid goodbye. He had to catch a train for Chicago. Notables Mourn Death Of Ramsey M’Donald London, Nov. 26.—()—Puneral serv- ices for James Ramsey MacDonald, the son of a poor Scottish farmer who forged the British labor movement and lived to count the late King George V among his friends, were held Friday in the somber, historic dignity of Westminister Abbey. The Duke of Gloucester headed the host of notables, who mourned for the former British prime minister. MacDonald died Nov. 9. He was 71. MacDonald's body will be cremated and his dust taken Saturday to Scot- land for burial at his beloved birth- place, Lossiemouth. — Diamonds Engagement and Wedding Rings. ‘F. A. Knowles Jeweler Bismarck’s Diamond Store fer 81 rs. ‘Saturday Brings a. Sale of MILLINERY at prices that are final and complete! Every hat, regardless of its former value, priced Saturday for final clearance at $1. “Kot For Women's Wear 00 Remember—our great coat sale now in ; progress! REPORT LAXITY IN KIDNAPER ESCAPE Guards Not Told to Search Cells in Jail From Which O’Con- nell Gang Escaped Still Owes $467,000 on New Statehouse; Cost Taxpayers 46 Cents Per Cubic Foot Albany, N. Y., Nov. 26—(#)—The The bill for North Dakota's $2,000,- correction commissi (000 skyscraper capitol will be marked |NCW York state ca oe — “paid” in five years when 11 remain- |Teported Friday “ a laxity in regula- ing installments on $467,000 are can-|tion and control” at the Onondaga county penitentiary at Jamesville, N. gelled, State Auditor Beria Baker sald 2 Y¥., wh three vi ‘Connel After the spectacular blaze which |, /napers seeres eee coral destroyed the old red brick state- house in December, 1930, officials} Members of the guard force inter- found the state had a total of $1,168,- |Tsated were unanimous in stating 067 to “lay on the line” for a new |that at no time had building, the auditor recalled. instruction as to She explained the special capitol ‘cells for contraband and that at no building fund amounted to $737,314,|tme had they made such examina- While $430,000 was transferred from on,” the commission said. insurance on the old structure and| The repbrt was made after an in- workmen poking around in the ruins|vestigation conducted following the salvaged $753 of material which wasjescape of John Oley, Percy (Angel sold. The legislature approved a|Face) Geary and Harold (Red) Crow- $752,000 building loan, she said, and |ley, facing long federal prison terms $79,933 was collected in taxes while |for the 1933 kidnaping of John J. the building was under construction— |O’Connell, Jr., of Albany. making up $2,000,000, Macalester College Since construction, North Dakota au President Is Dead has been “paying” its obligations in installments which will be completed The towering limestone structure, —(P)—Messages regarded as one of North Dakota's stnuiolenne pbs educators and “show places,” cost taxpayers 46 cents lreligious leaders from throughout the per cubic foot to erect, said Ed Nel- country Thursday as preparations son, superintendent of buildings. He|were completed for the funeral of Dr. pointed out the 18-story building! john C, Acheson, president of Mac- (really 20 floors includihg the ground |alester College, who died Wednesday. lobby and “penthouse” where elevator |r, Acheson, head of the ‘St, Paul col- controls are located) has 80 per cent iaable 5) hos since 1925, died at the age of 67 Louisiana and Nebraska which built structure was started have respective- ly 70 per cent and 50 per cent usable space, Nelson reported. Louisiana's cupitol was erected at $1 a cubic foot with total cost of $4,000,000 and Ne- braska paid $1.10 per cubic foot, total- ing $10,000,000. N. P. Revenue in October Is Lower Minneapolis, Nov. 26.—(?)—Railway operating revenues of the Northern Pacific railway for October were $6,- 318,870, $400,570 less than in October, 1936, according to the company’s monthly report. Net railway operat- ing income for October was $1,066,777, a decrease of $479,950 under October, 1936, for ten months, $9,666,061, an increase of $1,876,605. medicated with throat-soothing ingredients of Vicks VapoRub. Vicks CouGH Drop they received any; the of Offered. Jobs; 500 Go OTTO KRUGER HURT London, Nov. 26.—()—Otto Kruger, the American film star, suffered face and scalp injuries Friday when his sulomoue collided with another in a fog. HIGH BLOOD ‘PRESSURE Lowered R ed COMING SOON and get your FREE TIC to the at the Our Gang in “Pigskin FEATURE ATTRACTION: « Attention Bismarck Boys..Girls Do you have your ticket to the Saturday Matinee? SATURDAY IS THE DAY Have your Mother or Father buy some Nash Coffee KET 2:30 Matinee Saturday Bismarck Theatre Palooka” Mickey Mouse Cartoon Loretta Young - Tyrone Power, in “Second Honeymoon” Z One Ticket Free with the purchase of any size of Nash Coffee Get yours tonight or tomorrow morning for sure.