Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-06-30
For Bride and Groom,

street, in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. Er-
nest Steiber, a bride and groom OF
Wednesday, June ii, in Oregon City,
Ore. Pink and white carnations and
peonies will be used as the floral
decorations and yellow and white rib
bon streamers will be used on tho
tables. Seventy guests viii attenf
and the hours will be from 8 O'cl0-i
to 10. Mrs. Sleibcr will be assisted
in receiving by Mrs. William Savage.
The honor guest will also receive wen
the. hostess. The bride was formerly
Miss Anna Yaukanka of Oregon City.
Mr.. Steiber and his bride, who will
arrive in the city today, will reside at
900 Eleventh. street. N
| Church Societies Meet.
Twenty-Five members Of the First
| division Of the Ladies Aid society OF
the McCabe Methodist Episcopal
church mOtored to the country home
| of Mrs. Frank Paris, eight miles north
of the city yesterday afternoon, where
they held the regular meeting. The
Paris home was artistically decorated
! with wild roses and other summer
blooms. Following the business SEES
sion, a social hour was enjoyed, at
| which time the hostess served lunch
con. Mrs Paris was assisted by hel
daughter, Miss Helen Register, Miss
Marjorie Moore and Miss Eva Han
nan.
The Second district was entertain
ed by Mrs. Henry Gates of Thirteenth
street, the Third by Mrs. A. J. Arnot
of Rosser street, and the Fourth by
Mrs. j. P. Dunn of Third street. I'm
portant business sessions featured
each meeting Social hours followed
the business sessions.
State Suffrage Notes.
Miss Vivian Pierce of San Francis
co, who is assisting in the organization
of the North Dakota branch Of the
Congressional Union for Women's Suf
frage, arrived in Grand Forks Wed
nesday and will be the guest of Mrs
]. r. Poppler of the Dinnie block
Plans have no been completed as yet
for meeting here and the time has
not been decided upon.
According to the Fargo reports. it is
expected that all the large cities OF
the state will reserve special tables
for their delegations at the large
Suffrage First" luncheon and state
conference following it on July 7
Plans are being made to seat 200, bu
tickets for 800 have been issued, tt
give that many an opportunity Of
hearing the distinguished speakers Of
the afternoon. ..'
State Weddings.
At the country home Of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Egbert Gilbertson of Hickson
N. D., the marriage of their daughter
Miss Ovidia, 70 William High Black
was solemnized at high noon Satur
day last. Rev. M. anderson, pastor
of the Norman Lutheran church. Off
ciated. Miss Jean Campbell of Wynd
mere was maid of honor. Clarence G
Eringson, cousin of the bride, was
best man.
Tuesday evening. June q, in the
Methodist Episcopal church, Park
River, N. D., was solemnized the mar
| riage of Miss Irene Farup and |. Ed
win Hansen of Fargo. The wedding
was an elaborate one and number
of out-of-town guests attended. The
bride was formerly instructor of Ger
man in the Fargo high school, After
spending two months in Bemidji
MINI, they will reside in Fargo.
Tuesday evening, June ~, at $3.50
the marriage of Miss Katherine v
Herzer and John w. Murphy, of Edge
| ley, N. D., occurred in the home OF
| the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. j
Herzer in Fargo. DR.. j. M. Walters
read the service. They will reside in
Edgeley.