The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-04-05
Brigadier Albert E. Gresham
S. A., Minneapolis, Off
4 ciates at Service

marck persons and q large company
Of Salvation Army officers from
nearby states filled the McCabe
Methodist Episcopal church Tuesday
evening at the marriage Of Captain
Mildred Raber, Of the Salvation Army,
Owatonna. Mimi, and Adjutant Her
bert Smith, commander Of the Bis
marck post Of the Salvation Army.
Baskets Of roses and carnations, ar
ranged against q background Of ferns
and palms, formed the setting for
the service, which was read by Brig
adler Albert E. Chesham Of the Min
neapolis Salvation Army at 7:30
o'clock.
During the ceremony Paul Raber,
Watetville. Mimi, brother Of the
bride, and Harold Mardall Smith, son
OF the bridegroom, sang "f1ave Thy
Own Way Lord" and Mr.. Raber sang
% Promise Me-" Accompaniment
were played by Miss Beatrice Water.
The wedding march from Wagner's
"Lohengrin" was sounded by Miss
Ruth Rowley, organist, as the bridal
party entered.
Leading the procession were the
flower girls, Olive and Jean Smith,
small daughters Of the bridegroom,
and the ring bearer, Rosamund Faith,
another daughter, who carried the
ring in Gala lily. They were dressed
in frocks Of coral pink fiat crepe with
blue sashes.
The bride wore her captains uni
form with corsage Of pink roses and
her bridesmaid, Miss Mildred Peter
son Of Albert Lea. Mimi, wore the
uniform Of the Girl Guard Of which
she is q leader. Her flowers were
roses.
Adjutant Smith was attended by
Captain Thomas Raber, Of the su-
perior, Wis.,, army corps, brother Of
the bride:
A dinner and reception for Is rela-
tives and intimate friends In the
Cavern room Of the Prince hotel fol-
lowed the ceremony. A wedding cake
decorated in pink and white and bas-
kets Of pink carnations and Ophelia
roses were used for the table.
The bride is daughter Of Rev. and
Mrs. T. g. Raber, Browerville, MINI.
She was graduated from the schools
at Watervtlle and Rochester, Mimi.
and attended the Salvation Army COL
lege in Chicago, where she specialized
in social service work. She formerly
was connected with the social service
department of the Mayo clinic at
Rochester and for two years before
going to Owatonna, she was assistant
to the Salvation Army commander at
Albert Lea.
Adjutant Smith, who came to Bis
marck from Rochester, previously has
been stationed with the Salvation
Army at st. Paul and Minneapolis
and at Edmunton. Alta. He is a son
Ct Mrs. Mary Smith, Upton. Stafford
shire. England He has attended the
Salvation Army school at Toronto and
the Moody Bible Institute. Chicago.
Adjutant Smith and his bride left
Wednesday morning for Detroit,
Mich, where Saturday they will greet
Commander Evangeline Booth and at
tend dedication ceremonies for q resi-
dence for women at which she will Of
ficiate. They expect to visit relatives
at Superior Wis.,, and will return in
about 10 days.
Among the guests here for the we'd
ding were Captain and Mrs. Thomas
Raber, Superior, Wis: Mrs. James
Stamp. Eau Claire, WIS.,: Paul Raber,
Waterville, Mimi: Miss Grace Raber,
Browerville. Mimi; Miss Peterson,
Albert Lea, Mimi: Lieutenant Dora
Gilbert, Minot; Adjutant Florence Pc
trie, Jamestown; and Captain Ed
wards and Lieutenant Reynolds, Man
dan.
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Mrs. Inga Hedahl, Fargo, arrived
Monday to spend few weeks with
her sons and daughters-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. A. E. Hedahl, 900 Second st.,