The Bismarck tribune., 1933-02-06
Robert K. Rusch Weds
Miss Lillian Farrell

Miss Lillian Doris Farrell, Fargo.
and Robert Kenneth Rusch. Bis
lmarck. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. F.
Rusch, Fargo, were married Saturday
evening ut st. Mary's parish house by
the Very Rev. John A. H. Stag. pastor
of st. Mary's procathedral.
They were attended by Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer q. MARKS, Fargo.
The bridegroom will be remembered
by football and basketball fans AZ q
member Of the all-state football and
basketball teams and was designated
as an All-American forward at the
national high school basketball tourn-
ament In Chicago several years ago.
He Is q graduate Of Northwestern
university. Evanston, ILL.,, and Is
member Of Delta Tau Delta fraternity
Mr.. Rusch and his bride will make
their home In Bismarck.
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Mrs. Archie O. johnson, 910 Seventh
st., returned to Bismarck Saturday
after spending the last 10 days with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. H.
Mantz at Anamoose, N. D.
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Mrs. John F. Sullivan and daugh-
ters, Nancy and Kathleen, Mandan,
left this weekend for st. Paul where
the two girls will be enrolled in q
boarding school. Mrs. Sullivan plans
to remain in st. Paul for the balance
of the winter.
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Mrs. Alfred Zuger, Miss Madge
Runey, Mrs. George Bird and Mrs.
A. T. Faber, all Of Bismarck, were
among the guests at an informal
party given Friday afternoon by Mrs.
F. w. McKendry and Mrs. J. r. Sar-
Wis Of Mandan at the McKendry
home. Sewing was the pastime.
Bouquets Of pink rosebuds were used
in the decorations.
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Parents were guests at piano re-
cital given Friday evening by Mrs. J..
L. Hughes, SIC Eleventh st., when she
presented q group Of seven Of her
youngest piano pupils In q short pro-
gram. Solos and duets were played
by Frances and Edna Nagel, Mary
Jane and Rosemary Krier. dwenneth
Tester, Margaret Olson. and Betty 10
Wildfang. A social hour followed
and refreshments were served.
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Losers in q membership contest be-
tween two classes of the Sunday
school Of the First Evangelical church
gave q party for the winning class,
captained by Miss Clara Brady, Fri
day evening at the home Of Miss Win
nifred Burkhart, 616 Sixth st.,
teacher Of the losing class. The eve
ming was spent with jig-saw puzzles
and games.
Officers Of the Christian Endeavor
society OF the First Evangelical
church were installed by Rev. Ira
Her1berg, pastor, following the regu-
lar church service Sunday evening.
Those taking office were Carol
Orimstvedt, president: Clara Mack.
vice president; Dora Bischof, treas
urer: Winifred Burkhart, recording
secretary: and Lila Schneider. corre-
spending secretary. Heads Of depart
ments installed were Pauline Munsch,
service: Clara Mack, worship: Reuel
Rief, instruction: Ruby Guthrie, rec
reation; and Dorothy Atwood and
Julius Bischof, superintendents OF
the intermediate departments.
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A program of violin and piano
numbers and q musical contest in
which Mary Logan won the prize were
featilreS 0f = mAAtin1 of C3rniin No
2 Of the Junior Music club Sunday
afternoon ct the Menus Conservatory
of Music. Taking part were Viola
Lueck. Ruth sandin. Mary Logan,
Claribel Mc0oou. Wanda Swenson,
jeanette Oroonquist, Jack Pteffer and
wallace Plath. A paper on John Sc.
bastian Bach was read BY Jack Pfef-
fer. The group viii hold It's next
meetings March 5. Group No. l win
meet next Sunday afternoon ct the
Conservatory.