The Bismarck tribune., 1934-08-25

AA~AAAS 40 oA6O dAtoE sept. 10.
Wesley Conservatory
Faculty Members Wed
OF interest to Bismarck residents 4
the announcement Of the marriage Of
Miss Laurine Gertrude odell. daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Odell,
Grand Forks. and Eugene N. Adams,
head of the violin department Of
Wesley conservatory, Grand Forks,
which occurred Aug. 70 In the First
Baptist church, Grand Forks, with
Rev. J. Harold Gamble officiating.
Merritt johnson OF the Wesley con-
servatory faculty played q half -hour
program Of nuptial music preceding
the ceremony. A reception in the
Odell home followed the service.
Mr. and Mrs. Adams are on q we'd
ding trip to Winnipeg and will be at
home In Grand Forks after Sent. |.
Mrs. Adams is piano instructor at
the conservatory. Mr.. Adams IS q
former head Of the music department
Of Morningside college, Sioux City,
Iowa.
Miss Belle Menus, 2o0h Third st..
left Saturday for Chicago where she
will spend q week visiting friends and
attending the Century Of Progress ex-
position.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank s. Carr, and
sons, Richard and Paul. 20e Man
dan st., returned Thursday evening
from q two-week vacation spent ct
Minneapolis, Duluth and northern
Minnesota points.
DR.. and Mrs. r. B. Strauss and son
Frederick and daughter Cora Marie.
223 First st., have returned from their
summer home at Spicer, Minn., where
they have spent several months. They
have as their guest here, Frank s.
Sullivan, st. Paul, who will visit for
q short time at the Strauss home.
Mrs. Charles Swenson Of south Of
Bismarck entertained at : party
Thursday evening ct her home In
honor Of the birthday anniversaries
Of her son Charles, Jr., her daughter
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Asbridee
and Mrs. w. p. Hedrix. There were
s. guests and the evening was spent
In dancing after which Mrs. Swenson
served q lunch.
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Mrs. Bruce Murphy, Chicago, who
Is visiting In the city. was guest Of
honor ct bridge party given BY MRS.
Q. II. Hagen, 8l3 Thayer Avenue, at
her home, Friday afternoon. There
were guests for two tables Of bridge
and score honors went to Mrs. .. G..
Godlove and Mrs. 8. w. Atkinson. A
gift was presented Mrs. Murphy. A.
color scheme Of pink and green were
used for the party and the refresh
ments served ct the close Of the
games.
Mrs. p. w. starkle was hostess to
members Of st. Anne;x Missionary
group at her home, az Eleventh st.,
Friday evening. After the business
session three tables Of bridge were
In play and honors in tie games went
10 Mrs. J. e. Lacey and Mrs. N.
Woehle. At the close Of the games
Mrs. starkle served refreshments ct
Tables decorated with late summer
Towers. The next meeting oS the
society viii be with Mrs. +. J. Nc.
Laughlin, o02 Sixth St. Thursday,
Sept. ..
The Rev. John Richardson win con-
duct the closing services Of his minis-
Try here Sunday ct st. Georges Epis-
opal church. There will Be Holy
Communion at 3 Z. M, and morning
,rayer and sermon ct the 1880 o'clock
ervice. Mr.. and Mrs. Richardson win
cave Thursday for Detroit Lakes,
where they win be the guests Of Bis
Top and Mrs. Bartlett for several
weeks. Rev. Richardson will begin his
as Dean Of the Fargo cathe-
iral on Sunday. Sept. q.
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Rev. and Mrs. A. w. Heidinger and
amily, 1000 Avenue G, returned Fri
lay from three-week trip to Chicago
where they attended the expedition. |
They visited ct Rochester, Alinn.. and
here heard President Roosevelt speak.
1t Cedar Falls, Ia., Rev. Heidinger |
Ittended the young peoples leadership |
raining session. They visited at
Freeport and Mgin. III, Michigan
1ity, Ind. and Minneapolis. Mrs.
!. Huelster. Michigan City, accom-.