The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-10-20
Mott Couple WEEDS at
Pretty Home Service

Autumn leaves and an archway
trimmed In yellow, under which the
vows were taken, formed the setting In
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Iiintz
Of Mott for the marriage Of their
daughter, Miss Idah Ann Hintz, to
Earl George Kramer, Mott, son Of
Mrs. F. e. Spence, Victoria, B. G.
Rev. E. F. Anderson ofticiated ct the
single ring service, which was read ct
8 o'clock Tuesday morning. The
nuptial music. the "Lohengrin" bridal
march and In A Monastery Garden"
was played by Mrs. Z. +. Anderson,
who also sang Il Love You Truly"
The couple was unattended With
the exception Of Connie Lee Hints,
niece Of the bride, who acted as flow
er girl. She wore = yellow silk and
lace dress. The brides costume was
Z two-piece brown crepe dress with
gold and brown accessories. She held
q bouquet Of TAlisman roses and
ferns.
There were 26 guests for the we'd
ding ceremony and the breakfast
served Immediately afterward 1t the
Hintz home. The brides cake,
trimmed in yellow and white, was the
oenterptece and tall tApers In the
same colors were used on either side
OF the table for the main decorations.
For their wedding trip to Victoria,
B. c., to visit Mr.. Kramers mother
and to the province Of Saskatchewan,
Mrs. Kramer u travelling in . brown
suit trimmed with brown fur with
matching accessories. They viii re-
turn to Mott on October 20 and after
November Is viii be at home 1t
Spearfish, N. d.
The bride and her family have been
residents Of Mott since 1909. She
graduated from the Mott high school
in 1925 and has been employed by the
White City Mercantile company.
During the last year she was presi-
dent of the Mott Junior Study club.
Mr.. Kramer, q resident Of Mott for
the last four years, Is q graduate of
the Lancer, Sask., schools and is en-
ployed as q truck driver by the
Northwest Oil company Of Dickinson.
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Miss Alden Paris, daughter Of Mrs.
Frank Paris, 404 Fifth st., who Is q
student at the North Dakota A9ri-
cultural college, Fargo, went to Grand
Forks this weekend for the University
OF North Dakota Homecoming.
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MIR. and Mrs. J. L. Barth, S77 Sixth
St., have received word Of the birth
OF a daughter on Thursday to Mr..
and Mrs. w. J. Loughman Of st.
Paul. Mrs. Loughman, who Is Q sis
ter Of Mrs. Barth, was Miss Nora
McGettigan before her marriage and
was first grade instructor at the Will
Annex.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred s. DALE, 1916
Eighth St., are Ut Jamestown to at
tend the Homecoming weekend &C.
tivities at jamestown college. Mr..
Dale Is president Of the schools a.
umni association. Among others GO
ing to Jamestown for the annual re-
union were the Misses Marguerite
Kennedy, Leora Runner and Margaret
Lang, B. Huey and Harold Bliss, Mem
oxen.
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Mrs. Andrew Knoll Of this city was
one Of the hostesses at miscellaneous
shower and whist party ct the home
of Mrs. Michael Knoll, Mandan,
Thursday evening for Miss Anna
Marie Knoll. Miss Knoll will be mar
ried to Oscar 0uenther during No.
vember. The third hostess was Mrs.
John Sem. Score awards at cards
were received by Mrs. Andrew Knoll
and Mrs. Lydia Frederick. There
were several Bismarck women among
the % guests.