The Bismarck tribune., 1933-03-06
Three Couples Speak
Wedding Vows Here

InIee young couples excnanSeo
marriage vows at services read in
Bismarck this weekend. They were
Miss Emma Klein. wilton, and John
Sorch, Baldwin; Miss Annie Rose
stroh, Wing. and George vollmer,
Regan; and Miss Orpha Rae Moore,
Bismarck, and Howard Jonathan
Hinkel. Newark. N. ].
Rev. Opie 8. Rindahl, pastor Of
Trinity Lutheran church, officiated
ut the Klein.sorch wedding, which
took place Saturday afternoon at the
Rindahl home.
The bride, who Is q daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Klein, Wilton. wore
a gown Of white satin, with q veil Of
silk tulle caught into . cap with
orange blossoms. She carried q
shower bouquet Of roses. Attendants
were Miss Minnie Sorch, sister Of the
bridegroom, and Lawrence Gordon,
Regan.
The bridegroom Is q son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe eorch, Baldwin. The couple
will make their home on . farm in
the Baldwin vicinity.
Miss Annie Rose Stroh, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Stroh, Wing,
and George Vollmer, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred vollmer, Regan, were mar
ried Saturday evening at the home
Of Rev. ]. ]. Lippert, pastor Of the
German Baptist church, who off,
ciated.
The bride wore q frock Of hyacinth
blue crinkle crepe with matching ac-
cessorieS.
A wedding dinner and dance was
given Saturday evening at the Voll.
mer home where the couple will re-
side for the present.
The wedding Of Miss Moore and
Howard Hinkel took place Sunday
afternoon at the bedside Of the
brides sister, Mrs. Eber Baty, who Is
critically III at the st. Alexius hos
pital. Rev. Ira E. Herzberg, pastor
Of the First Evangelical church, read
the service. Attendants were Miss
Alice Meader and Maurice Agre, both
of Bismarck.
A gown Of biege flat crepe with
trimmings Of brown and . biege hat
and accessories was worn by the
bride, who is q daughter Of Mrs.
Emma Moore. 100 Mandan st.
Mr.. Hinkel and his bride are to
make their home on q farm near
Glencoe.
Senator and Mrs. p. ]. Murphy,
Grafton. who have made their home
at ais Third st.. during the legiSla-
tive session, left Monday for their
home.
Mrs. q. A. Rawlings, 2l4 Avenue A
West. returned to Bismarck following
months visit with relatives and
friends In New York. Mrs. Rawlings
was accompanied ON the trip east by
her sister, Mrs. Henry Waldo Coe,
Los Angeles. Calf. who sailed from
New York Feb. Is for q several months
sojourn in Spain and at points on the
North African coast.
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Miss jeanette Coleman. 6l2 First
st.. left Saturday for Chicago where
she will spend several months with
her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
John SundStrom, and other relatives.
She was q guest Of honor at . hand
kerchief shower given Friday evening
by Mrs. Myrtle Alderman.
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For their daughter, Beverly Jean,
who was three years old. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lyle Cleveland. 222 Fifteenth st., en-
tertained . group Of IL children at .
birthday party Sunday afternoon.
Decorations in green and white car.
ried out q st. Patrick's idea for the
table.
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A paper on Beethoven by Janet
Croonquist, and piano selections by
six members featured q program Of
Junior Music club No. 2 held Sunday
afternoon ct the Menus Conservatory
Of music. Taking part were Jane
Hall, Mary Logan, Jack Pfeffer. Viola
Lueck, Alfhilda Engen and Ruth
Elaine Sandin.
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Green tapers. shamrocks and other
symbols Of st. Patrick's day were used
in the decorations for a bridge party
given Saturday evening by Mr.. and
Mrs. A. M. Renwick. COOS Avenue D.
Bridge was played 1T four tables and
score prizes went to Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Mathys and Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Henry.
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DR.. and Mrs. q. NJ. Constans, 62l
Mandan st., were hosts at q bridge
dinner for II guests Saturday evening.
Centering the tables, which had ap-
potntments In green and white. were
bouquets Of spring blossoms and green
candles. The evening was spent at
contract. with Mrs. Q. w. Schoregge
and Spencer Boise holding high
scores.
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