The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-07-02


Hyland Home Scene
Of Pretty Wedding
Under an improvised arch OF pink
roses In the ]. A. Hyland home. BIO
Sixth street Saturday, the wedding
ceremony was read which united
Miss Judith Rognlie, Portland. Ore.
and Henry Hugelen, Twin Valley,
MINI. Rev. Opie s. Rindahl of the
Trinity Lutheran church officiated.
Roses and peonies in shades of
pink formed the setting for the simple
wedding ceremony which was pre-
ceded by two solos, 20 Promise Me-
and II Love You Truly" sung by
Mrs. Hyland. Mrs. Rindahl accom-
panied on The piano and played the
soft strains Of familiar wedding music
during the exchange of lows.
Miss Rognlie was unattended. She
wore a gown Of rose beige ~georgette
and lace with a picture 1at of match
ing lace. Only relatives and intimate
friends were present at the service.
An informal supper was served fol-
lowlng the ceremony, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugelen left Immediately for q
trip through Yellowstone park and
Nther western points.
Mrs. Hugelen is a cousin of Mrs.
Hyland and has been employed as an
instructor in the Riverdale school,
Portland, for the past three years.
She is a graduate of the Valley City
State Teachers college and has been
a student of dramatic art at Mac
Phail school III Minneapolis. The
groom is a graduate of Concordia
college, Moorhead, Mimi, and is en-
gagged as superintendent of the Twin
Valley, Mimi. city schools.
MIR. and Mrs. Hugelen will be at
home IN Twin Valley after Sept. /.
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Mrs T. M. StebbinS left last eve
ming for Dickinson where she was
called by the death of her brother-in-
law. Gilbert Lunde of that city. Mrs.
Stebbins' mother and sister, Mrs. B.
Larson and Miss Frances Larson. will
leave for Dickinson this evening.
Miss Alice Hersey. Los Angeles,
daughter of Mrs. Lillian Hersey, FORM
erly Of Bismarck, arrived here this
morning to spend the summer as the
guest of her aunt and uncle, Mrs.
Jennie Smith and William Foyer
StrOm.
Joseph Kitchen, w. j. Church, and
J. p. Davis. members of the state
! board of administration. left today for
Dickinson where they will install the
recently appointed head of the Dick
inson State normal.
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Miss Helen King of Steele is the
guest Of Miss Mary Cayou in Bis
marck today. Miss King formerly
lived in Bismarck and drove here
Monday from Detroit Lakes, Mimi,
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Miss Stella House, Glendale, and
Ernest House, Great Falls, Mont. are
expected in Bismarck tomorrow to
spend the Fourth with their sister.
Miss Helen House of this city.
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Miss Helen Mclean, Grafton. who
has been conducting q k~indergarten
IN Bismarck for the past month. left
Tor her home this morning to. spend
the summer with her mother.
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Frank Clausen has returned to
Bismarck from the Minnesota lakes
where he has been spending the past
ten days fishing since the close of
Camp Grafton at Devils Lake.
Mrs. G. F. Strutz left for Ripon.
Wis, this morning where she has been
called to the bedside of her sister,
Mrs, Fred Page. Mrs. Strutz will be
away two weeks or a month.
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J.. p. Jackson and sisters, Miss
Hardy Jackson and Mrs. Harvey
Harris. left yesterday on a motor trip
to Fremont. Ohio, Washington. d. c..
and other eastern points.
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Mr.. and Mrs. s. o. LeBarron have
gone to Rockglen. Sask., to visit q
few days with the parents Of Mrs.
LeBarron. They expect to return
Friday. July 5.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. Stalk and
daughter, Marjorie, will leave tomor-
row for the Minnesota lakes where
Mrs. Staak and Miss Marjorie will
spend the summer.
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Dr.. and Mrs. Paul w. Freise have
returned from st. Louis where Dr..
Freise has been studying for the past
SIX weeks. Tbey made tbs trip BY
car.
Miss Helen I. Miller, Bismarck. and
Frank W. DeAlunbrun, TT. Lincoln, |
were issued . marriage license at the
office Of the county Judge yesterday.
Harold Tate has returned from
Bottineau. N. D.. where he has been
visiting his sister, Mr.. o. B. Benson,
and friends for the past three weeks.
Miss Lucille Muellner OF Minneapo-
lis Is expected in Bismarck tonight to
be the guest Of Miss Margaret Bates
tor q week.
Dan Radke has resumed his posi-
ton In Richmond's Bootery after .
two weeks vacation spent In Golden
Valley.
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