The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-02-25
Ruth E. Mccoy and
ellis Moore Wed

MrS. JUN =. MCCOy, 0lSUl0ICh,
and Gillis D. Moore, Great Falls,
Mont, were married Saturday eve
ming at the Presbyterian manse, the
Rev. Floyd E. Logee. pastor OF the
First Presbyterian church, Officiating.
The bride was dressed In . frock OF
pale yellow lowered chiffon with
slippers and other accessories to har-
monize and carried a bouquet OF tea
roses. Her attendant, Mrs. Henry J..
Duemeland, wore q gown Of green
flat crepe and her flowers were Amer
lean Beauty roses. E. G. Hayek, BIS
marck, was best man.
Mrs. Moore Is the daughter OF MI.
and Mrs. ". F. Erlenmeyer, al Third
st. For several years she has been
employed In the offices Of the Cope
lin Motor company.
MI. Moore Is connected with tho
Neon sign company here and tho
couple plan to make their home IN
Bismarck for the present.
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Complimentary to . group Of wom-
en- who are visiting in Bismarck
while their husbands are attending
the sessions Of the senate ana house
Of representatives, Mrs. A. D. McKin-
non and Mrs. George J. Brown en-
tertained Monday evening at . Z
o'clock dinner at the McKdnnoI1
home, 3l2 Avenue B West. Appoint
mems to carry out q Westinghouse
birthday idea were used for the tables
which were lighted with red tapers
Places were marked for is guests
Bridge was played during the eve
ming. with score honors going to Mrs
G. A. Miller, Gackle and Mrs. ?. w
Eddy. jamestown. Catherine Brown
and Jean McKinnon assisted IN SeTv'
ing.
Lavender tupils and yellow freesia
in a crystal basket and lavender ia
pers in crystal holders formed the
central decorative theme for the $50
o'clock bridge dinner given TUESDAY,
evening by Mrs. F. e. Diehl, 6O9 Stxtr
st., in honor of her daughter-in-law
Mrs. F. Duane Diehl, Aberdeen. 8. D
Mrs. Diehl, who was Miss Velnla MI
pen. Jamestown, before her marriage
last month, formerly lived In Bis
marck. Guests were 10 Of her former
| Schoolmates. The evening was spen'
| at bridge and through a novel plan o.
i. scoring prizes were awarded to those
| holding exceptional hands IN tn
games.
Miss Lenore Hilde. Fargo, Mrs
Harry Stasek, Cakes, Mrs. Gran
Peterson, Braddock and Miss Rub.
Shuman, Valley City, shared honor
at a buffet bridge supper given Sat:
urday evening by Miss Rose Sell. a
her home, TOT Avenue 4. All former
ly made their homes III Bismarck ant
| the occasion was In the nature OF I
reunion. Red tulips and appoint
ments to form a patriotic color not
were used for the refreshment table
Bridge was played at four tables dur
ing the evening, and favors were pre-
sented the guests Of honor.
Miss Lenore Hide, Fargo, who ha
been a guest at the home Of Miss RIOS
Sell, TOT Avenue A, for several day
left Tuesday for her home. Mis
Hide was returning to Fargo after
seven weeks trip on the Pacific coas'
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Mrs. j. H. Weinrebe, Minot, has ar
rived for a visit at the home Of NJ
and Mrs. J. e. Davis, 63l Eighth s
Mr.. Davis and Mrs. .Weinrebe ar
cousins.
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Mrs. Walter r. Bond arrived Mon
cay from Minot to spend the re
mainder of the legislative session Il
Bismarck with her husband, Senate
Bond.
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Mrs. Grant Peterson has left 10
her home in BraddQck after a shol
visit In Bismarck as the guest OF MI