The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-08-13
Social and
! Personal
Schwartz Steiner.
Wedding Elaborate
Affair at Mckenzie

Affair at Mckenzie
While surrounded by a host of
friends and relatives the. marriage of
Miss Edythe M. Steiner, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Steiner of Zap, and
David Schwartz of Golden Valley.
took place yesterday afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock at the Mckenzie hotel.
The celebration followed by a dinner,
reception and dance, continued until
midnight. Rabbi C. David Mott of
Minneapolis, Mimi, assisted by. Rabbi
II. Eisenberg of Bismarck officiatcd
Mt The service.
As the strains of Mend lssohn's
wedding march played by the McKen-
zie hotel orchestra sounded through
the hall the bridal procession pro-
cceded in stately fashion toward the
upper part of the hall where the
wedding vows were taken. Acting as
maid of honor was Miss Rita Ahern
of Minneapolis, MIMI, niece of the
bridegroom. Charles Schwartz of Chi
cago, Ill.,, brother of tho bridegroom,
was best man while Little Misses
Marian Schwartz Of Dickinson and
Marian Crystal Of Beulah were flower
, girls. The bride was given away by
her Gather.
The youthful bride appeared very
beautiful in a gown of white geor-
gette, heavily embroidered in glisten-
ing beads of white. Over her dark
hair she wore long tulle veil, band
ed across the forehead with beads
and falling in graceful folds to the
hem Of her gown. She carried large
arm bouquet of, lilies of the valley,
bridal wreath and sweet peas tied
with huge satin bow with small
satin streamers to which were attach
ed tiny punches of sweet peas sus-
pended from the bouquet.
The maid of honor appeared very
charming in gray frock, prettily
ornamented with gray steel beads
She wore corsage bouquet of pink
rose buds.
The little Hover girls who preceded
the bride were charming in white
crepe frocks. From baskets of pink
and white roses they strewed the
pathway leading to the altar.
Many bouquets of flowers in bas-
kets and vases and palms about the
altar formed fitting back ground
for the impressive marriage service
and tho bridal party. The hall was
decorated with gladioli and roses
The bride received her educational
training in Minneapolis. Mimi, where
she resided most of her life until
coming to Zap with her parents about
three years ago. The bridegroom, &
graduate in the department Of law
at the University of Minnesota and
resident of Minneapolis, Mimi, un-
til eight years ago when he took ur
the practice of law in Golden Valley,
is states attorney of Mercer county.
During his years of residence there
he has taken his place, as one of the
leading legal advisors of that part of
the state.
During the world war he served
with the 35Sth infantry of the Goth
Nivision, serving for eighteen months
along the French battle line. He par
ticipated in the Argonne Forest
fighting, the defense at Chateau
Thierry, and was sighted by his Of
ficers for his bravery in delivering a
message under heavy machine gun
barrage.
After the wedding ceremony d
five-course dinner was served at the
Mckenzie hotel, covers being laid for
hundred and fifty guests. The
tables were decorated with baskets of
gorgeous roses and gladioli. A pleas
ant part of the elaborate dinner were
the toasts honoring the bride and
bridegroom.
Major j. M. Hanley of Mandan, and
Atty. S. l.. Nuchols of Bismarck,
ciates of Mr.. Schwartz in the pro-
fessional world, gave toasts to the
bridal couple, placing emphasis upon
the prominence of the bridegroom as
an attorney and his record in tho
World War. Mrs. S. P. Rigler OF He
bron toasted the couple with witty
"reminiscences. DR.. H. A. Brandes, Al
Rosen, Joseph Breslow and M. K.
Higgins also gave toasts.
The numerous kilograms contain
ing messages of good wishes for the
young couple which poured in during
the day were read by S. P. Rigler Of
Hebron near the close Of the dinner
Out of town guests included Mr..
and Mrs. O. Schwartz and family of
Dickinson, Mr.. and Mrs. M. Schwartz
of Belfield; Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Crystal
of Beulah; M. X. Higgins of Golden
Valley; L. E. Dechter of Glen Ullin;
S. M. Frank, Beulah; Philip and A.
xB. Kamins of Zap, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert M. Stroup of Zap.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schwartz left today
for Duluth, Mimi, where they will
take boat for steamer trip up
the Great Lakes, following which
they will visit in Buffalo, New York
City, and various other points in the
east. They also contemplate q visit
to the south before returning to Col
den Valley where they will make
their home.
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