The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-04-19
SOCIETY

feta. A wedding breakfast supple
mented the church service at the
nome of the BRIDE. Mr.. Anderson and
his bride will reside in the CITY.
Invitations Recalled.
Invitations issued by the S. S. club
Of the high school for a dancing party
Friday evening in the Knights Of Co.
lumbus hall, have been recalled on
account of the death of Mrs. Otto
Dirlam. A son, Otto Dirlam, jr., is
a member of the club.
Country Club Plans.
The various committees of the Man.
dan Country club are making extern.
sive plans for the opening Of the club
house and grounds next month. A
meeting Of the house committee was
held Tuesday evening and a number
Of improvements we're decided upon.
1t is expected to have the house in
order in ten days. J. "A. Hedar Of
this committee was appointed to con.
fer with the entertainment commit
tee to formulate the house and enter.
tainment rules. A joint meeting Of
the two committees will be called in
a short time and their finding re-
ferred to the board Of directors.
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Birthday Party.
In honor of the ninth birthday an.
niversary of her young daughter,
Doris, Mrs. Stewart Cummings enter.
foinnA Tp0oNn,, ofkoNpoDr hnr
home in Third street, at a prettily ap'
pointed children's party. The guests
included 10 of the honor guests girl
friends. Children's games formed the
amusements and Grace Allen Of Man.
dan entertained by reading barbara
F~reitsche." The table was centered
with a large birthday cake ornament
ed with nine tapers. The hours were
from 4 o'clock to G.. Covers were
laid for Edna Olson, Lidia Bertch,
Sara Hall, Lucille Fisher, Mary Coch.
rane. Ella Stralke, Marion Amundson,
Thelma Wallace and Grace Allen.
Tells Of Washington Bride.
In the Sunday issue of the Wash.
ington, D. c., Post. a two-col-
umn photograph of Mrs. Kemper
Il. Cowing, daughter of Senator and
Mrs. Gronna, appears. Her marriage
was solemnized Saturday in the Gron.
ma apartments in the St. Regis. The
following account of the wedding ap-
peared in the same issue:
''The partment of Senator and Mrs.
AISLE J. Gronna, in the St. Regis, was
the scene of a pretty but simply ar
wedding yesterday afternoon
at 4:30 o'clock, when tleir daughter
Miss Amy B. Gronna, was married to
Mr.. Kemper f. Cowing, son of DR.. and
Mrs. Hugh A. Cowing, of Muncie, Ind.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. John. E. A. Doerman, in the
presence Of the immediate relatives.
was followed by a dinner for those
at. the, ceremony. The decorations
consisted of palms and ferns and
quantities OF spring flowers, carry.
ing our a color scheme Of pink and
The bride, who was given in
marriage by her father, wore a smart
tailored gown of dark blue Poiree
twill, worn with a large picture hat of
black straw, trimmed with paradise
feathers. Her 4corsage. bouquet vas
Of violets and. orchids. r.:.,:.aa 81,
Miss Laura A. rVolstead, laughter
Of Representative and Mrs. Volstead,
who was the brides only attendant,
was in a dainty gown OF. white tulle
over pink satin, with trimmings Of
silver on the bodice an |, finishing the
hem Of the skirt. She carried pink
roses. NJ. Mercer Vernon was the
best man.. Mrs Gronpa. mother ~
The bride, wore han:spno gown OF
black panne velvet and jet. Mrs. Jo'
seph A. Herbert, jr., u sister of the
bride, was in a gown of dark blue
jeorgette crepe, trimmed with silver
and seal fur. Latet Mr.. and Mrs.
left for a wedding trip and
upon it's conclusion will make. their
home with Mrs. Cowing's parents.
"Dr. Cowing, father of the bride
groom, was here for the wedding. The