The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-05-02
SOCIETY NEWS
Sigmund Won Loewe
Marries Fargo Girl

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Mr.. and Mrs. sigmund Won Loewe,
minneapolis. arrived in Bismarck
Monday to be the guests of Mr.. vor.
lloewe's aunt, Mrs. William Lehfeld.
l4l6 Avenue A.
Mr.. and Mrs. Won Loewe were mar
ried Saturday afternoon in Moor
head, MIMI, at the home OF the
brides brother-in-law and sister, Mr..
and Mrs. Oscar p. Moen. Spring
flowers, ferns and palms formed a
bower in the living room where the
vows were spoken. The Rev. r. A.
Beard officiated.
! Mrs. Won Loewe, who was Miss
Marvyl Randina Larson, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Larson Of Far
60. wore suit of blue silk and crepe
with hat and accessories to harmon
Ire. There were no attendants.
'ss Following the service dinner was
Served to family members at the
efide's home. Later there was an in.
Formal reception for a large number
n friends. A musical program was
iUtven during the receiving hours.
AS. The bride was graduated from the
& Fargo high school and the voice de-
partment Of Concordia conservatory.
D She is a member Of Sigma Alpha 1ota,
national music sorority. Recently
she has been associated with the
Pillsbury company in Minneapolis.
The bridegroom. who formerly lived
in Bismarck, Is q son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Anton Won Loewe Of Danzig, Ger
many.
Mr.. Won Loewe and his bride ex-
pect to spend several weeks In the
northwest and after July /, will make
Z their home In Minneapolis where Mr..
Won Loewe Is engaged IN the jewelry
business.
Mrs. Rebecca Helwick, 1887 Third
street. has returned from Minneapolis
where she spent about 10 days visit
ing with friends and transacttng
business.
Mrs. A. w. Mundy and daughter
Jane, 232 Avenue B West. are back
from Minneapolis where they spent
about a week as the guests Of Mrs.
Mundy's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. 0.
Dahl.
Miss Lois Brightbill and Miss Alice
Lee. 7l91s Thayer avenue. returned
to Bismarck Sunday evening from
Cando, where they spent the week.
end with Miss Brightbills parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. K. Brightbill.
Mrs. Howard H. Ellsworth. st. Paul,
left Sunday evening for her home
after spending the weekend In Bis
marck with Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
.Erdahl. ll6 West Thayer avenue. Mr..
Ellsworth, who visited In Bismarck
Saturday, joined Mrs. Ellsworth at
jamestown Sunday night.
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Mrs. c. e. Glass, Jamestown, ar
rived in Bismarck Monday to spend
several days as the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. B. F.. Eppler. 623 Eighth street.
She also will visit with friends in
Jamestown. Other guests at the Ep-
pier home over the weekend were
Mr.. and Mrs. D. ]. Vincent, James
town. who returned to their home
Sunday evening.
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Miss Laverne Shaw, Mandan, was a
guest of honor at a bridge dinner
and handkerchief shower given Sat-
urday evening by Miss Marian 1sam-
inger,( 414 West Rosser avenue. Miss
Shaw, with her parents, Is leaving the
last Of this week for Tacoma, Wash,
to reside. Places were marked for
IL girls at the dinner table which
was lighted with pink and green
-sndles and had appointments In the
same colors. Score prizes in the
bridge games went to Miss Peggy
Bergeson and Miss Ethelwyn Schafer
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In commemoration of the 200th an
niversary Of the birth Of George
Washington, members of the Junior
American Legion Auxiliary planted q
tree on the grounds at the World War
Memorial building Saturday after
noon. Ruth Baker, president Of the
group dedicated the tree and 1t was
accepted on behalf Of the city COM
mission by Mayor A. P. Lenhart
Wanda Swenson also took part in the
short program preceding the plant
ing.
The Fourth Regiment colors, rec
y and green, were in evidence at
bridge dinner given Saturday evening
by Lieutenant and Mrs. George Con.
ner, Fort Lincoln, In compliment tt
Lieutenant Colonel and Mrs. George
Harris. Red carnations and rec
tapers in crystal holders formed thu
decorations for three small table.
where the IL guests were seated
High scores In the bridge games were
held by Mrs. Harris, Major and Mrs
: John r. Oswald and Colonel Harris.
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Miss Elizabeth Robertson, whose
wedding to Frank E. Moore. Oshkosh
Wis, will be an event of this month
was complimented at a party giver
IS by members Of the Philathea Bible
Il class Of the First Presbyterian church
Friday evening at the home Of Rev
and Mrs. Floyd E. Logee. The eve
ming was spent In hemming towels
for the bride -to-be and she also wa
presented with q gift from the group
Members of the committee in charg'
of arrangements for the party wert
Misses Leone Hiland, Lavina Peter
son, Marian and Jean Upham. ant
Mary Cram and Mrs. Lester Hulett