The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-11-16
Social Personal
Orrin Livdahl
WEEDS Norfolk Girl

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Palms, chrysanthemums and CATH
edral candles adorned the Freemason
street Baptist church. Norfolk. Va.
for the wedding Of Miss Martha Whit
field Gore and Lieut.. Orrin Lester
Livdahl. U. 8. N. son Of Mi. and Mrs.
G.. N. Livdahl. TIC Ninth street, which
took place November 3.
The bride. who "a given III mar
riage BY her brother. william Gore.
Jr.. wore . gown Of old ivory Duchess
satin. fashioned along princess lines.
with q long circular train. Her tulle
veil was fastened In cap style, and
she carried Gala lilies.
Miss Elizabeth Gore. sister OF the
bride. as maid Of honor, wore q gown
Of shell pink panne velvet and tulle.
She carried q shower OF Columbia
roses. The bridesmaids were the
Misses Carolyn Gore. Spartanburg, N.
c.. Katherine Whitfield. Charlotte. N.
c.. Dorothy Nunnamaker, Richmond,
Va. and Margaret Portlock. Eleanor
Coburn. 0wendolyn Edge. Mary
Frances Parkinson and Margaret
White. all of Norfolk. Their dresses
we're made similar to that Of the maid
OF honor. and two wore orchid. two
yellow. two green and two blue. They
carried bouquets Of roses and del.
phiniums.
Lieut.. Charles william Moses. u. s..
N. son of Mi. and Mrs. G. w. Moses,
Bismarck, a classlnate Of the groom
at the Bismarck high school and also
at the U. 8. Naval academy. Anna
polls, was best man..
The groomsmen were Lieut.. Eugene
Waldr0n. Lieut.. A. E. Harris. Lieut..
c. L. Carpenter, Ensign A. o. Momm.
Ensign L. H. Hunt. Ensign John De-
Metz. Ensign A. L. Parkinson and
Ensign r. M. Barnes. The bridegroom
and ushcrs were in the full dress Of
the navy, and following the cere-
mony. ~ the bride and bridegroom
left the church they walked under
the crossed swords Of the ushers.
A small reception vas held ct the
home of the brides mother. Mrs. vii.
liam Arthur Core. after the cere-
mony. Later Lieutenant and Mrs.
Livdahl left for . trip north, and
will reside In New York City.
Lieut.. Livdahl. who attended the To-
cal schools, and was graduated from
the U. 8. Naval academy three years
ago. will be stationed out Of New
York.
Among the guests at the wedding
were Judge and Mrs. E. T. Burke,
Washington, p. c., former Bismarck
residents.
Miss Julia Wetmore and Miss Vera
Heat0n will 60 to Grand Forks next
week for the meeting Of the Northern
er-Scholastic Press association, to
be held there the latter part Of the
week. Miss Wctmore will represent
the high school annual staff. and
Miss Heaton the Bismarck High Her.
aid.
Mrs. Thomas G. Lauder arrived yes
terday from jamestown to visit for Z
time with her son. r. B. Lauder. and
with friends. Another son. c. G.
Lauder. who was here yesterday on
business. left this morning for his
home In jamestown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer Boise left
last evening Tor Minneapolis to at
tend the Minnesota Michigan foot
ball game and the Homecoming les.
tivities.
Donald and earl Finlayson left last
evening for Minneapolis where they
will visit their brother Fred, and at
tend the Minnesota Michigan football
game.
Miss Ethel Eyer and Miss Mollta
Mitchell have arrived from Dickinson
to be the guests Of Miss Eger's sister,
Miss Mildred Eyer. over tho weekend,
Miss Marie Oyermoen, r. N. left
this morning for Hillsboro. to visit
over Sunday with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. J. J. Overmoen.
Miss Mildred HUFF. e22 Seventh
street, will be hostess to Chapter N,
Of the p. E. O.. 6isterhood, Monday
evening at 3 o'cluck.
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st. Georges Evening Guild will
meet Monday evening ct 3 O'Clock at
the home OF Mrs. L. r. Bunker. LOG
Avenue G.
Members Of the Woman's club
will meet at 3 o'clock Monday eve
ming with Mrs. L. v. Miller. coo Fifth
street.