The Bismarck tribune., 1934-11-07
Irene Anna Marchant
Bride of John Reile

ter OF MI. ana Mrs. II. q. Marchant,
Wing, and John Reile, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob Reile, Pickardsville, were
married by Judge william q. Paul Of
McClusky Saturday afternoon, it has
been announced by the brides par
ents.
The bride, wearing q brown and
gold silk flat crepe dress, was at
tended by her sister, Mrs. Herbert
Hoffman Of near McClusky, who wore
brown and tan silk flat crepe
model. Mr.. Hoffman acted as best
man for Mr.. Relic.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Reile have lived
their entire lives In their home COM
munities. For the present they are
making their home with his parents.
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Mrs. p. G. Bakken, 500 Avenue c,
entertained six little children and
three mothers Tuesday afternoon in
celebration Of the second birthday
anniversary Of her daughter. Marilyn.
The children were amused with
stories and games until the supper,
with appointments in pink and white
featured by the cake lighted with two
candles, was served. Mrs. Bakken
was assisted during the afternoon by
her sister, Mrs. Arthur v. sorenson.
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Miss Ethelwyn Schafer, daughter
OF Mrs. Bertha Schafer, PIT Avenue
C, west, arrived home Tuesday eve
ming to spend q six-month vacation
from Cook county hospital, Chicago.
where she is enrolled for nurses
/ training. Miss Schafer underwent an
operation for appendicitis about three
weeks ago and has been given leave
so that she can recuperate at home.
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The program topic, The Study Of
the American Negro" was presented
by Mrs. w. w. Clark when the Pro-
gressive Mothers club met Tuesday
evening with Mrs. Fred Svaren, 600
Sixteenth ST., as hostess. Roll call
was answered with favorite proverbs.
Refreshments were served by Mrs.
Svaren during the social hour.
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I Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Skunk, 7l4
Ninth st., had as guests from Sunday
to Tuesday Mr.. shunks brother and
sister-in-law, DR.. and Mrs. NJ. p.
Skunk Of Sheridan, Wyo. DR.. and Mrs.
Skunk will visit at his former home
at Enderlin and viii spend some time
at the Mayo clinic at Rochester,
Mimi, before returning to Sheridan.
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Missouri Slope students who will
assist with the annual engineers ball
at the North Dakota Agricultural col
lege. Fargo, on Friday Nov. l6. are
Albert Ruemmele, Ashley. who has
been placed on the decorations and
lighting committees, and George To-
man, Mandan, who is to be floor
manager.
The Misses Mary Eleanor Healy
and Luella Furcht, both Of Fargo, are
new residents Of Mandan, where they
have taken positions with the federal
emergency relief administration un.
der direction Of Miss Pearl 6alsberry,
director Of field work and women's
activities.
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luncheon given at the Inn Tuesday
noon for members Of the Tuesday
bridge club, which was followed by
cards played at the Oberg residence,
GIL Avenue .. Mrs. A. J. Arnot re-
ceived the favor for high score.
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Miss Jessie N. Ramp. SIS Sixth st..
entertained primary teachers and Of
ficers Of the McCabe Methodist Epis-
copal Sunday school ct her home
Tuesday evening. Transaction Of
business, games and q social hour with
refreshments occupied the time.
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Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. Hulett, zoos Az
enue B, have had as guests for over q
week Mrs. Hu!ett's mother, Mrs. !.
Rafteseth, and her niece, Miss Eloyse
Nagel, both Of Elgin, who have re-
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