The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-09-11
Overmoen-Schuler
Nuptials Solemnized

Before an improvised altar banked
with wood fern and baskets Of pink
and white gladiolus, with q canopy Of
small pink and white wedding bells
and pastel streamers, Miss Marie
Overmoen and John Schuler, both Of
Bismarck. spoke their wedding vows
in q ceremony performed at the home
Of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Overmoen, at Hillsboro Sunday
afternoon at 2:30.
The officiating clergyman was the
Rev. Ira Herzberg, pastor Of the First
Evangelical church Of Bismarck. The
program Of nuptial music included
Because" and "Oh, Perfect Love"
sung by Mrs. liver Acker, Hillsboro,
accompanied by Mrs. Oscar Moen,
Mayville, both cousins Of the bride,
and the Lohergrin Wedding March,
played by Miss Bernice Overmoen.
sister Of the bride.
Chiffon and lace In ashes Of roses,
fashioned on princess lines, made the
bridal gown. The brides bouquet was
q shower Of sweetheart roses combined
with pastel sweet peas, baby's breath
ana blue Sm1laX.
Attending Miss Overmoen were her
sister. Miss Lydia Overmoen, as maid
Of honor, and two bridesmaids, Miss
Isabelle Overmoen, sister Of the bride,
and Miss Marie Schiller, Fargo, sister
lot the bridegroom. The attendants
were gowned In dresses Of pastel
shades and carried bouquets Of gladio-
luS and fern.
Mr.. Schiller was attended by Joseph
Overmoen. brother Of the bride, and
his brother, Theodore Schiller.
Immediately after the ceremony, a
wedding dinner was served to 90
guests. Centering the table was 4
large wedding cake. Baskets Of flow
ers and ferns were used In decorating
the rooms.
Mr.. Schiller Is son Of Mrs. Minnie
Schuler, Streeter, and is a graduate
Of Bismarck Business college. He Is
employed as bookkeeper ct the Bis
marck grocery. A graduate Of the
Bismarck Hospital Training school,
the bride has been employed for the
last seven years as supervisor Of the
second floor Of the hospital.
After their wedding trip to points
in Iowa and Wisconsin and the
Worlds Fair ct Chicago, Mr.. and Mrs.
schuler will be at home after October
! at PIT Avenue e West.
The out-of-town guests included
Mr.. and Mrs. r. D. Ref and Mrs. A.
B. Reif, New Salem; Mr.. and Mrs.
william Martin. 3l4 Eighth st.. and
Mr.. and Mrs. H. ]. Bischof, TOO WASH
ington St., Bismarck; Victor Boepple.
Stanton: Marie Schiller, sister Of the
bridegroom, Fargo: Mrs. Schiller,
mother Of the bridegroom. and sons,
Theodore, Fred and Ben schuler, Mr..
and Mrs. William schuler, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Ruff and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Ket-
terling, Streeter: Mr.. and Mrs. Euoch
Moore, uncle and aunt Of the bride,
Towner: and Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. Over
moen. uncle and aunt Of the bride,
Marshalltown, Ia.
Mrs. Richard A. Tracy and daueh.
ter, Miss Cornelia, AZ Main Avenue,
have gone to Hollywood, Calf, and
win make their home there during the
winter months.
Miss Rose Schaaf, Glen Ullin, was
q weekend guest Of her uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. John Ehrman.
traut, III Thirteenth ST.
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Miss Gladys Hanson, dauthter o.
Mr.. and Mrs. George \. Hanson. SO
Avenue b West. left Monday foe
jamestown where she viii enter
jamestown college O. q freahman.
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Mrs. Il. ]. Freeman and son, Lloyd.
Gladstone, Mich, former residents Of
Bismarck, arc here renewing old ac.
quaiutancess They are house guests
Of Mrs. W. ]. Rigg. SO Main avenue.
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Mr.. and 1Grs. w. q. Jennings, Biz
,narck rural, motored 20 Jamestown
Sunday to visit with their daughter,
Miss Margaret Jennings, who loft =
week ago 20 enter the nurses training
course ct Trinity hospital.
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Mis- Peggy Dsrgeson, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mn. 3. u. Dergeson, 40
Thayer Ava. West, and Miss Louie
Crowley, Hebron, left Monday Tor
Jamestown whore thsy viii b frosh-
man students ct Jamestown college
this term. Miss Crowley Joined lliis
Bergeaon here Monday and Mr.. Der-
geson drove them % jamestown.