The Bismarck tribune., 1929-04-25
Social and Personal
Wedding of Miss Shirley Penner
saa And Lester Diehl Is Solemnized in
sss Beautiful Home Setting Wednesda,
Miss Helen Anderson, Grand
Forks, and Maurice Diehl
Are Attendants

Forks, ana Maurice Dlehl
Are Attendants
\ Miss Shirley Campbell Pcraer.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
,Penner. became the bride of Mr.. Les
tier Stuart Diehl at . beautiful home
ceremony at three o'clock wednesday
afternoon.
The charming ring service was read
by Rev. Paul S. Wright Of the First
tPresbyter!an church, before bower
OF cybotium ferns, palms, and Easter
lilies. Rows Of white candles were
placed between the plants, and tall
baskets Of the lilies, tied with white
tulle ribbons, were at either side.
Miss Charlene Wisehart. Fargo,
played Mendelssohn's wedding march
as Reverend Wright entered. leading
the bridal party. He was followed by
the groom with his brother. Mr..
Maurice Diehl, who acted as best
man.
The bridesmaid, Miss Helen Ander-
son, Grand Forks, preceded the bride,
who entered on the arm Of her father,
and was given by him In marriage.
Before the ceremony Miss Marian
Sandin sang Because" accompanied
by Miss Wisehart.
q White dotted net over white taffeta.
fashioned with q many -tiered skir.
which was short In front and fell In
a train at the back. formed the brides
gown. Her tulle veil was held In q
cap Of Duchess lace. She carried q
shower bouquet Of white roses and
lilies Of the valley. A necklace Of
pearls was her only ornament.
Miss Anderson, sorority sister Of
the bride, wore an eggshell taffeta
gown in the bouffant style, made with
uneven hemline, with slippers to
match. Her flowers were sheaf Of
pink roses caught with pink tulle.
The living and dining rooms Of the
Penner home were beautifully decor
ated, pink and white color scheme
being used. Tall pink cathedral
candles adorned with white tulle bows,
and numerous bowls Of cut flowers
were tastefully arranged throughout
the rooms, with the candles providing
! the only lighting for the service.
The dining room table was set with
the brides cake as centerpiece upon
q white lace spread. Surrounding the
cake was an embankment OF ferns
( and rosebuds, and candles were
placed at each end of the table.
Seventy guests were invited for the
reception which was held following
the ceremony. Mrs. G. B. Nupen,
jamestown, and Mrs. Harry Wood
mansee presided at the table. and the
Misses Velma Nupen. Martha Carr
and Marian Buck assisted in serving.
Out Of Town Guests
Guests from out Of town we're Mr.
and Mrs. G. B. Nupcn and Norman
Nupen, Jamestown, Mr.. and Mrs. e
H. Orcutt, and Neil Schroeder Man.
dan, Mrs. T. j. Tidcmansbn and
daughter Catherine. Fergus Falls
Mtnn., and Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Luebke
nend sons Donald and Richard, Fargo
Vkesdames Orcutt, Tidemanson anc
Luebke are aunts of the bride.
Other out-of-town guests were Mis-
Martha Carr, Hunter, N. D., Mis-!
Marion Buck, Jamestown, Miss Heller
Anderson, Grand Forks, and Miss
Charlene Wisehart, Fargo. all sorority
sisters Of the bride, who is member
Of the Delta Gamma Sorority at the
University Of North Dakota.
Mrs. Diehl Is an alumnus OF tht
University of North Dakota and is I
graduate of the Bismarck high school
Mr.. Diehl is q graduate Of the Uni
versity Of North Dakota, and mem
ber Of Kappa Sigma, national socia
fraternity, and of Scabbard ane
Blade, national military fraternity
He is a certified public accountant
and is associated with the firm Of Q
b. Lund of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Diehl left immediate.
ly after the reception for a severa
weeks trip through the east. The.
plan to visit In Washington, D. G.
had New York city. For travelling ths
bride wore navy blue ensemble witt
hat to match and q white fox scarf
She carried bouquet Of yellow roses
Mr.. and Mrs Diehl will make theil
home at the Rose apartments upol
their return.
Guests for two tables OF bridge wer,
entertained last evening by Mr.. ant
Mrs. F. J.. Bave;1dick, the occasion
being their birthday anniversaries
Honors In the bridge games went t.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Miesen. Daint!
refreshments were served by the hos
tess at the close Of the evening. Mi
hd Mrs. Bavendick were presented
With gift by the group.
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Honoring Mrs. Herman Lidberg
who is leaving soon for Dunseith t,
enter sanitarium, group Of abou
40 friends gathered last evening a
the rome Of Mrs. r. y. Kabsgard
The, time was spent informally will
conversation, and at the close Of tn
evening refreshments were served
Mrs. Lidberg was presented with
gift.
Mrs. AL Rosen will be hostess t
the Bismarck Delphian society to
morrow afternoon at 2:30. The pro
fam will be in charge Of Mrs. J. Z
McGillis, and reports will be give
BY Mrs. Harold SorensOn on "Th
Three Musketeers:" by Mrs. F.
Lahr on 1.-The Country Doctor an
by Mrs. w. g. Worner, on La Terre.
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A paper on Italy, It's History an
Geography Since 1914" prepared b
Mrs. J. K. Blunt, was read by Mr.
L. w. Larson ct the meeting Of tn
Wednesday Study club yesterday aft
ernoon at the home Of Mrs. n.
Roop.
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