The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-03-11
BURLEIGH PAIR
PLIGHT TR0TH
BEFORE CROWD
Violet N. Mutschier, Bis
marck, and Oscar Wiect-
stock, Arena, Welded

Before packed house, Violet N.
Mutschler, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. A. Mutschler. 40 Fourteenth
street. became the bride of Oscar
G. Wiectstock Of Arena last eve
ming at the city auditorium.
Rev. r. X. Young, Lutheran pas
tor of Arena, read the service on
the flOwer-decked stage. while MEM
hers Of the style show cast grouped
themselves at the rear Of the stage.
The bridesmaid was .Olive Nut
schler, a sister Of the bride, and the
best man was Everett Fee Of Bis
marck.
The auditorium was completely sold
out half an hour before the curtain
rose and hundreds had to be turned
away. The public ceremony, a
novelty in this country, probably at
tracted more attention than any other
feature Of the program.
AS the curtain went down on the
last of the vaudeville acts, the or
chestra struck up the Wedding March
from LoheEgrin. The curtain rose
to show stage decorated with
flowers, while the groom and his best
man walked on from the right side.
Little Beverly Snyder, flower girl,
preceded the bride on the stage.
Then came the ceremony. With the
audience standing, the services were
read and then Mr.. and Mrs. Wiect-
stock were presented to the audience.
The bride wore Mother Goose
tan georgette gown and carried u
bouquet of roses, while her brides
mud wore rose and gold taffeta
gown.
The couple plan to live ut Arena,
where Mr.. Wiectstock is a mail car
rier and farmer. Their application
was chosen by members of the COM
mittee in charge at a drawing held
Tuesday afternoon and their names
kept secret until the wedding last
night.
Couple Gets Many Presents
Presents were given Mr.. and Mrs.
Wiectstock by various business
houses and included: mahogany chair,
Webb Brothers; Ladies' travelling
bag, A. W. Lucas company; fancy
ovcriacket, Harris Robertson; 32-
piece set of dishes, the Burg COM
pany; diamond wedding ring, Bonham
Bros; toilet set, Lenhart Drug COM
pany; silk hose, Real Silk Hosiery
company; 25 pounds of sugar, Scott's
grocery; thrce-pound can Of coffee,
R-T Grocery; wedding cake. Hughes
Bakery; mems BAHAMAS, s. +. Berge-
son and Sons; and "a bridal photo,
Mrs. w. f. Butler. Flowers for the
bride and bridesmaid and for the
stage were furnished by Hoskins-
Meyer and o. H. Will and company.
Other features Of the evening show
were the vaudeville acts, including
the Stanchficld Sisters, the Peters
son Brothers, Earl Patwell and Leroy
Sisson. The Style Show was rs in
teresting as on previous evenings and
the setting, slightly changed from
other showings, was praised.
To Drapc Living Models
Draping Of living models will be
the feature Of the closing prescnta-
tion of the Style Show this evening.
Done by S.. A. Marcks, this is de-
clared to be one of the most beautiful
things Of its kind ever presented here.
In connection with the draping. a
special number will be presented.
One of the models is to be drapcd
as an Irish girl, while Henry Hal
verson sings my Wild Irish Rose"
Another feature will be the presenta-
tion Of miss Bismarck" and still
another, the big surprise closing
number, which will be presented in
one of the most beautiful stage set
tings ever attempted locally. illustra-
(COntinue0 on mage threel