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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-07-13
|. A. A. Swimmers
to Give Exhibition
Brown County Pool viii Be
Scene of Event.

Swimming and diving stars from
the indianapolis Athletic Club will
give an exhibition at the Brown
County State park swimming pool,
Sunday afternoon, July %,
A complete card of events is be-
ing arranged by Dick Papenguth,
club athletic director, and Leo
Sanders. pool manager.
The Brown county pool, circular
in form, holds half-million gal
Ions of water and is completely
equipped. 1t is surrounded by a
wide terrace.
Those who will participate in the
exhibition include Helen Lee Smith,
holder of Indiana Kentucky records
in backstroke, breaststroke and
crawl swimming; Mary Alice Shiv-
ley, national 100-yard free style
champion in 1888, and Babara
Tompkins, middle states free-style
champion at so yards.
Betty ClemmonS, outstanding
woman diver from the three-meter
board, also is on the program.
Other outstanding stars who will
compete are Marion Niles, Joan
Fox, Jean Benham, Claire Patton,
Mary Helen Yates. Jean Ross,
Nancy Scott, Sally Prue Papenguth,
Frank Resented, Hal Benham, Rus
sell Romine, Major Willis, Joe Swal-
low. Alex Petrovich, Dudley john
son. Jack Hurt, Dickie Papenguth
and Bobbie Wooling.
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MEN BUILDERS TRAVEL

The Christian Men Builders of
Indianapolis tennis team will travel
TO Elwood to tackle the Elwood Ten
mis- Club tomorrow at 3 o'clock. Six
singles and three doubles matches
Will be played
c. NJ. B. players who will make
The trip are: Maurice Banta. Ralph
HoltOn. Harold Banta. George
Stewart. Max Galloway and BOB
Pogue.
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SOftball Gossip

Tartan A. c. softball team will collide
with Morris Square Cubs q Garfield Sun
day afternoon at 4 p. NJ Morgan, Latham
and Trester please notice For games, call
DreXel 1895 and ask for Red.
Schedule for the Em-Roe Sunday Soft
ball League follows: Immanual Reform
vs.. Riverside Merchants at Garfield No.
l: Stevens Drug VS.. Phi Sigma Chi. at
Rhodius No l. Ace Club VS.. Fanthers at
Riverside No. /. and Metropolitan Sport
Club VS. Belmont Merchants al Brook
side No.
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STRATTON AND DAVIS
WIN GUN CLUB MEET

Fred Stratton won the straight
trap shoot event at the Capitol
City Gun Club last light, breaking
Al out of so targets. Other scores:
Smith, As; Tony, 43; Wise, 43;
Bennett, 43; Hobbs, Al; Carey, 40;
Mutt, 35; Jeffries, % out of 25; Al
dred, 20 out of IS.
Paul Davis won a fifty-bird skeet
event with 40 out of so. Other
scores in this event;
Mrs. Simmons, 80; Marbach, 81;
Stilken IS; Dunn, So; Smith, 81:
OFT, 81; Evans, 30; Msschmeyer, 30;
Christie. q out of 25; Stratton, 20
25; Ballweg, 1926; Mutt, 1872; De"
sore. 1872
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MISS DUNN SWEEPS TO FIFTH STATE TITLE
Redskins Are
in Battle to
Hold Position
Indians Have Lost Three
Straight; Sullivan Has
Big Day.
Bn Tniicd Prc2s


MILWAUKEE, July 13,-The In
dams are placing faith in Friday
the thirteenth to put them back in
stride. The 8 to defeat here yes
terday at the hands of the Brewers
was the third straight setback for
Red Killefer's Redskins and the
Hoosiers are looking for ink to
beat a jinX" In other words, the
Tribesmen think it is time to win
one and permit the demon slump
to hop aboard the neck of the
enemy.
The Indians lost the last of the
series at Kansas City and two in a
row in Milwaukee, and now the
boys from indianapolis are hard
pressed to protect second place. The
Columbus Red Birds, Louisville Col
onels and Brewers are pushing for
ward while the first-place Millers
continue TO gallop in their / ONE
park at Minneapolis.
Two HOmers by Sullivan
Vance Page and Lee Slime were
the pitchers in the contest at Bor-
ebert field yesterday and Page was
greeted" Sullivan banged out two
home runs off the Tribe highlander
and altogether the Brewers collected
twelve safeties. Slime held the In
dams to seven blows, and four of
the Tribe hits went to Rosenberg
and Washington. Moreover the In
dian defense cracked and Milwaukee
took advantage of all opportunities
to chalk up runs
The Brewers obtained safe lead
in the first stanza by scoring three
markers. Sullivan poled his first
homer in that round. Billy Sullivan
was the big clubber Of the afternoon.
He got four hits, including the two
circuit drives, and two singles, He
batted in three runs.
Score Close in Sixth
The Indians threatened to catch
up during the first half Of the game
but Milwaukee got busy again and
put the battle out of the reach OF
the invaders. The score was D to 4
Milwaukee, in the first half of the
sixth, but the Brewers tailed twice
in their half and then went on to
increase the lead.
Sullivan's second homer was blast
ed in the eighth round and was the
farewell run Of the day. The In
dian Brewer series will end Satur-
day and then the Hoosiers will visit
the Twin Cities, Minneapolis and st.
Paul, opening in MillertoWn on Sun
day.
The Indians are trailing the pace
making Millers by one and one-hal1
games. Columbus is one game back
of the Tribesmen and Louisville Is
one and one-half games back Of
the Red Birds. The Milwaukee
squirt has placed the Brewers only
one-half game back of the Colonies
The distance between Milwaukee, il
fifth place, and Minneapolis, in first
is only four and one-half games,
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Semi-PrO, Amateur Baseball

Van Camp vs. Standard Nut Rhodius
Big Six League
Brink vs.. Indianapolis Braves Ellen
FORESTER Cubs vs. olympics, Riverside
Manager NJ Frankfort Merchants is
urged 70 get in touch with r. A. Elliot
manager n Fountsintown Merchants. At
Fountsintovn.
Rriasepqrt Blues VIII PLAY Raby Lin
and Rusle viii form the battery for the
or can Fred Brandt. Bridgeport. Indiana.
Phone 1924 Ring 3.
Indianapolis Red sox will hold a meet
ing at 5000 Ralston avenue tomorrow at
p. M Players wishing tryouts are in
Lited. SoX want game for Sunday, Write
Di'ieans at 2735 GuIlford avenue.
Pitcher desires TO finish season with fast
club PLAYING SUNDAY ball. Can play utility.
Can Harrison l466-R.
A fast Big Six League game is expected
when Indiana polls Braves meet Drinks EX-
press A. Ellenhereer Sunday. Battery for
The Braves viii he Never and Fessler
Pullins probably will hurl for Drinks.
Rex Tavern 4. c.'s VIII play At River
size No NNn0aN AZ n. m. F0liOVlnE
PLAYERS report for practice tomorrow AT
?. m. Cole. Clsirbocne. Martin. Nc
EifreSh. Hartman. ?. Roessler W. Roessler,
Van DIVER. Meohhofsr, KseseL .Msgerlien.
Hanson. Smith. BeEgs and Bsdglev. For
cames write n. wheel ITO South East
street or call DreXel 1882, and ask for
VerCil.
Manager Of Bennett Coal team is asked
70 call Humboldt 5000 after p. m. and
ask for Cal.
Moroooos downed CLAYTON u to :. Cliff
ford Harris held the losers 10 two hits in
SAX innings OF relief hurting while his
mates Spurted from behind with a nine
run rally. Due 10 schedule conflict Mo-
ToccoS are without game for SUNDAY
Franklin, Noblesyiue and New Augusta
notice Call Drexel 1902. and ask for
Arthur.
Due 70 The cancellation of Glenn'S VAL
lev. Weber Mix nine Is without contest
for SUNDAY. Call DreXel $3.50 after $50
p. m.
southeastern a. Cs arc without tilt
tor SUNDAY CAL Dreysl 77a4 rins J. after
=. m sno ask for Roy
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LOCAL WATER POLO

The Longacre water polo team
unfolded five-man offensive
against Rhodius park last night,
and trimmed the Rhodius splashers
5 to 0, j. Motsinger, R. Motsinger,
F. Winchell, Springer and j. VIM
chell each scored a goal.
Paul BechtOld's Ellenberger nata-
tors clash with coach Lester
Browns Willard park team tonight.
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Results Yesterday


AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Minnea polls ........l 40 425 o0X-13 IS ,
Nekola Doliack. James and Desautels,
Garbark: Ryan and HarersYe.
ss g. Ps9l ........ o oo1 COO osO- o
Teschout and Ansley: Claset. Trow'
Brown and Giulians.
koqisyilicc .... o HSS n ISC 600 No1- I
Mclean McKain and THOMPSON; P.
Page Shealey, Carson and Brenzel.
= AMERICAN LEAGUE
6etroiffo ....'....... 2oi 900 Oix-4 0
Broaca and Dickey; Rowe and Hay
worth.
Chicago -.......... 900 OO2 DOL 0
Cain and HAYES; Esrnshsw and Mad
Jeski.
Washington at Cleveland. postponed;
Boston at St. Louis TO be played
Sunday.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
First Gsmel
Prtsburgh ..........oloo 100 Gel 3 9
French and Grace: Parmalee. Bowman
Second Camel
Pittsburgh .... Don 00l 600 s !
New York ......... 500 ITO 03x-ll 10 U
Birkofer. Meme. Chsgnon and Padden'
Huhbell and Msncuso.
First Gamel
Cincinnati ..........1 100 l02 300 Y
BROOKLYN .....-......22 2 200 l0X- II D
Derrineer. Kleinhans Kolp. Brennan
and LOMBARD o Farrell: Muneo. Leonard
and Lopez Sukeforth.
Second Came
Cincinnati .........3l2 0l3 1923 y .
BROOKLYN .....-..-... POI OO2 OOO- ~
Freitas and lombard; Beck. Munns
Babch and Berries.
First Camel
ST Louis ...........-l0l l02 2l0- Y Z
Philadelphia ...,.-.. 600 2O5 OOO- ~ j
P. Dean. Mooney J. Dean and De
lancev Y DAVIS. A Moore. Hansen.
Crsbowski and Todd wilson
Second Gsmel
81 Louis ..........lo 100 900 Ogo- 70 !
Philsdelphia ......l32 200 COX 10
Hallshan. Vance Mooney and Y. Davis;
c. Davis and wilson
snsten .......... 100 600 o2l-- 10 4
wsrneks and Hartnett Frankhouse
Cantven Mangum and Hogan. Spohrer'
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FISCHER PINS BANAsKI
BH 7 ines Special

hN iWtN NVfETHF
COLUMBUS, o.. July ID. -
Charlie Fischer. worlds light
heavyweight wrestling title claim
ant. defeated Joe BanasN in 46
minutes and SO seconds here last
night. Fischer weighed l73, Ban
ask. IT'S.
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Local Star Defeats Young
South Bend Ace, 6 and 5,
After Sub-Par Nine Holes
Miss GustafSon Rallies After Being Down at Sixth and
Is 3 Down at Turn; Champs Five Brides End
Match on Thirteenth.
BY DICK MILLER
Times STAFF Writer

SOUTH BEND july 13~-Mis Elizabeth Dunn, Highland
indianapolis captured fifth Indiana womn state golf champion
shin defeating Dorothy Gustafson Coqad
course player the Chain Q Lakes course
This the championship Miss Dunn who mas
string with her makeup added another wheh
thirteenth with a birdie four
The champion for the first six holes
The cards
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-07-13
ANOTHER FERRELL is STAR

BY ntted Press
DURHAM, N. c., July 13.-Bev-
erly Terrell, 19-year-old outfelder
and cousin of Yves and Rick Fer
rell of the Boston Red Sox, will join
the Baltimore Orioles Of the Inter
national League next Thursday.
Beverly, a six-footer, has batted
.494 with semi-pro team.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-07-13
SPENCER GOES TO HOUSTON

COLUMBUS, O., July 13.-Glenn
Spencer. veteran Red Bird pitcher,
owned by the st, Louis Cardinals,
has been sent to Houston of the
Texas League, President George
Trautman of the Columbus team
announced today.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-07-13
NO, 90 FOR SIMMONS

81 IHITfU FTtsS
CHICAGO. July 13,-Al Simmons,
Chicago White Sox outfielder who
for five straight seasons has raped
out 200 or more hits made his
ninety ninth hit yesterday against
the Philadelphia Athletics.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-07-13
PIRATES ACQUIRE HOLLEY

PHILADELPHIA, Juluy 13,-Ed
Holley, Phillies' highlander, was
released on waivers today to the
Pittsburgh Pirates. Holley came to
the Phillies in 1882 from the Chi
cago Cubs.
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DOubIe-Header Tomorrow

With the addition 10 its battery
STAFF of J. Twigg and Tod Wilbur.
the F. c. Atkins baseball team feels
prepared 10 puck the strong Sani-
fary nine At Perry stadium tomOr-
ow afternoon. Jim REYNOLDS prob
ably Will start on the mound for
ne SaWtaTies. and the Atkins pas
liners have conceded that strong
hurting Will be necessary to keep
pace with Reynolds
The Atkins Sanitary fray will be
Gin at 1880. and Will be followed by
a scheduled Manufacturers League
tilt betFeen the Eli Lilly and p. r.
Mallory squads.
Due TO the l. A. B. A. being unable
to obtain a closed park for the city
series this year, the series must De
PLAYED on the city park diamonds.
and President A. F.. Carr has stated
that fans will have an opportunity
tomorrow not only m witness two
fine ball games. but also 10 contrib
ute toward the financing Of the city
series.
The Indianapolis Amateur Base
ball Association schedule for the
weekend follows:
SATURDAY
Industrial League
Atkins vs.. Sanitary. Perry Stadium. 40
Kinran vs.. o. s Tires. Riverside No. ?
p. HARRISON VS. jack Carr. n Harm
Manufacturers League
indianapolis Bleaching VS. Real six
Riverside no
Bixbv rs Polls. Riverside No :
r. r Mallory Us. FL Liiiy. Ferry Sta
iium. . m
SUNDAY school League
Southport VS.. Broadway. Rhodius No. ..
Only game scheduled
Circle CITY League
= MA IS smit'y All stars Brook
inaisnsgclis Glow Is. Kles Coleman.
Majestic LssEu.
Bennett C0sl CO rs. Fortr second street
Pirates Fcrtv-ninth street.
Rspuhhcsn Club vs. Sen DAVIS a. Nick
o!.vmp.cs vs.. southsids Merchants.
Commercial Lssgu,
Patrick Henry rs Herf Jones Riverside
NJ Printers vs.. Pavev A c Garfield No ?
Wesfside Chev- VS. Atlas Beer Riverside
40. 5. .
Fm-Roe senior League
We Tavern HoosIer IS Chris,amore.
NOW rT,aty rs. Question Msrks. River
| " Capitol CITY League
Paramount SIS. Anomalies. Riverside
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TRIBE BATTING FIGURES

Sullivan got hit in the second
when the drive was too hot for Lee
to handle. Cooney travelled to deep
center for Webb's drive in the Sec
ond.
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Sand. Please
INDIANAPOLIS
MILWAUKEE,

Totsls ......,... 70 r. 20, To
I,99dIans,pols ........'.,.' sloo q32I3 o oPS-s
nuns hatted IN sullivan 49,. Guile Y.
sheriock Kloza ~ Riddle A. RedoIe.
Three-bas hit -kloEa Home runs-su4ii
can a.. Riddle nouhle, plays, kloEa 70
gard Left on Indianapols; 2;
Milwaukee, :. Bases on ablls OF snlnes.
bv Pase 5 Umpiros- Clayton and swan
son Time 80
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-07-13

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Games Today

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
INDIANAPOLIS at Milwaukee.
Columbus at st. Paul.
Louisville at Kansas City.
Toledo al Minneapolis.
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Finally Misses Shot

The two players halved the sew
enth in fives after Miss GuStafson
made a spectacular recovery shot
from a trap. Miss Dunn missed her
shot of the round when she sent
one into the rough and took a five
on the eighth. Miss GuStafSon re-
covered from the rough to win with
par four.
Miss Dunn also dropped the ninth
hole when her second shot went
over the green and into a trap. She
was three up at the turn, A Gustaf-
son rally brewed again on the
tenth AS she putted for birdie.
She failed, however, and the hole
was halved in Tours.
Miss Dunn smacked beautiful
second shot TO within six feet OF
the cup on the eleventh hole and
dropped the putt for a birdie three
to go four up again.
Misses TwO-fOOter
Miss Gustafson three-putted on
the twelfth and took seven. Miss
Dunn also got careless and missed
a putt from two feet. She won the
hole with a six.
Miss Gustafson's second shot was
topped into the ditch on the thir-
tenth, but she made beautiful
recovery. She putted badly and took
six. Miss Dunn rammed down a
twenty-foot putt for birdie four
to end the match. 1t was the cham
pion's fifth birdie of the round. She
was over par on only three holes.
The winner was from thirty to
fifty yards ahead of her young OPP
ponent from the tees. Her iron
shots we're as good as have been
seen since the tournament began
thirteen years ago.
A large gallery followed the play
ers in the title match.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Chicago at Boston.
Pittsburgh at New York.
St. Louis al Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at BROOKLYN
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

New York at Detroit.
Washington At Cleveland
Phila delphia at Chicago.
Boston at St. Louis.
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Slime retired the Indians on four
pitched balls in the third, Rosen-
berg took an extra base hit away
from Hope, getting the latters long
drive in deep left.
Marshall raced into left field Tor
Cooney's short fly leading off in the
fourth. Vineyard made a great
one handed stab of Marshall's throw
in the fourth to complete a double
play on Washington. The Indians
kicked the ball around back Of Page
in this inning.
Bedore was Knocked down by
Webbs line drive in the fourth, but
recovered in time to throw to Sec
ono for a force play. Sullivan made
a great play on Bedore's lazy boun-
der in the fifth and his fast throw
nipped Fred at first.
Norman Perry, owner Of the In
dams, accompanied by President
Thomas j. Hickey Of the American
Association and Clarence Rowland,
Chicago Cubs scout, hiked from
their hotel to the ball park, a dis
lance Of three miles.
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Miss Dunn got a break on the
first hole when her second shot hit
a tree and bounced on to the green.
The hole was halved in fours.
After hitting her drive about 250
yards on the second hole, Miss Dunn
approached dead to the pin and
dropped a four-foot putt for birdie
three to go one up.
Miss Gustafson missed a couple OF
shots on the third hole and Miss
Dunn won with a par five. The
champs tee shot on the short
fourth hole, 1873 yards, was a
foot and a half from the pin. She
got her second birdie by dropping
putt for two.
Miss Gustafson three-putted on
the fifth green for six and Miss
Dunn went four up with par, Two
powerful wood shots carried the
champion to the edge of the green
on the 436-yard sixth hole and she
Clipped up for short putt and a
birdie four, her third in SIX holes,
She was five up.
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Bridgeport Blues viii plsv Rabv Lin
c0inS Al Bridgeport Sunday. Don Glenn
and Rusie will form the battery for the
Blues. For games with Bridgeport write
or call Fred Brandt, Bridgeport. Indiana.
Phone 1924 Ring g.
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Manager NJ Frankfort Merchants is
urged 10 get in touch with r A. Elliot
manager N Fountaintown Merchants. At
Founts own.
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-12-31
Baptist Congregation
To Welcome New Year


Rev. Ellis L. jackson, pastor, and
the First Baptist church congregation
extend an invitation to old and new
friends to spend New Years eve ct
the watch night observance, which
will include service from 9 to 10
O'Clock, . fellowship hour from l0:l5
to 1l:15 O'Clock and the watch night
service proper from ll:l5 to II O'Clock.
Guests are invited for any part which
they may wish to attend.
During the first hour, g. L. Young
will speak on "The Passing Year" re-
viewing some Of the main events Of
the past II months. Miss Edith
Guthrie will sing two numbers. Fol-
lowing this, there viii be m informal
social hour In the church parlors,
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-12-31

Staiger, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Gottlieb
Staiger, ST., Hebron, repeated their
wedding vows.
The bride, attired in q black crepe
dress trimmed with old gold lace
which formed the collar, and black
accessories, was attended by her sis
ter, Miss Elizabeth Thorne, who wore
an Alice blue crepe frock and black
accessories.
Mr. and Mrs. Staiger will make
their home near Hebron, where the
bridegroom is engaged in farming.
Mrs. Staiger has been teaching school
near there and will complete the
present term.
llrs. staiger is a graduate Of the
Hurdsfield high school with the class
Of 1928 and has attended both the
Dickinson and Valley City Teachers
colleges. Mr.. Staiger graduated from
the Hebron high school in 1923.
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-12-31
Bismarck, Mandan and Fort
Lincoln to Note Years Ar
rival at Festive Parties

The passing Of 1894 and the arrival
of 1885 will be heralded with a num-
Der Of gay social functions in q New
Years eve celebration which will be
among the brightest in recent years.
In Bismarck, elaborate parties will
be given by the Forty club, the city's
oldest dance group, the Interfrater-
nifty club which viii be holding its
first social function, the Ancient Or
der Of United Workmen lodge which
Is entertaining members and invited
guests, and the Forty and Eight, play
anc honor society of the American
Legion, which will stage mammoth
dance at the Dome on the highway
between here and Mandan with the
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-12-31
2 light refreshments win b

where light refreshments win be
served.
Rev. Jackson win speak on the
theme, The Springs Of Joy" Tor the
traditional watch night service. There
also viii be special music.
= =
Miss Betty Dick, niece Of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. 9. Taylor, ITO Avenue A, gave
small theatre and luncheon party
Saturday afternoon In honor Of the
Misses Evelyn Sorlie and Marilyn
Duemeland, who are here from Grand
Forks and New Orleans, La, respec-
lively, for the holiday season. The
guests were taken to the Paramount
theatre and then to the the Taylor
home, where refreshments were serv-
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Broderius-GriebenOW
Wedding Is Described

Additional details Of the marriage
of DR.. Frederick F. Griebenow, ply
sician and surgeon with the Quain
and Ramstad clinic, and Miss Emma
Broderius, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Broderius, Sr., which oc-
Cured at Osceola, Minn., on Decem-
ber a were received in Bismarck this
weekend.
The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Broder-
ius was the scene Of the wedding cere-
mony, which was performed by Rev.
William Heidtke Of Hector, Minn., be-
fore q setting Of evergreens and light
ed tapers.
Miss Justine M. Hanson of Mime
apolis was the brides only attendant.
Harold Broderius, brother Of the
bride, attended DR.. Griebenow.
The bride wore an ankle-length
gown Of amethyst transparent velvet
and carried bouquet of TaliSman
roses. The bridesmaid was costumed
in q sapphire blue velvet gown and
carried red roses.
Preceding the ceremony, Rev. and
Mrs. Heidtke sang "The Marriage at
Cana"
A three-course wedding dinner was
served to immediate relatives and in
timate friends Of the bridegroom and
bride by the brides parents. After
ward, DR.. and Mrs. Griegenow left by
car for . trip to Miami, Fla.
Among the wedding guests who
came from Minneapolis, Hutchinson,
Buffalo Lake and Granite Falls,
Minn., were Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Griebenow, Mr.. and Mrs. August
Wolff, the Misses Mildred and Shir-
ley Ann Wolff, Mr.. and Mrs. r. J.
Broderius, Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Bias
ing. Keith and Kenneth Blasing, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Broderius. Mr.. and
Mrs. L. F. Jensen, Willard and Keith
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9 o'clock. In keeping with the season,
red and green streamers were used In
the decorative effect, which was CEN
tered ct the stage.
Miss Dorothy Cervinski, president
Of the association, was assisted In
making the dance arrangements by
the decorations committee composed
Of Sebastian Goetz, Paul Mcdonald
and the Misses Margaret Beylund,
Claire Fox, Eunice venne, Frances
Barrett and Mary Lift and z ticket
sales group including James Nc
Donald and the Misses Mildred En-
tringer, Bernice Wagner, Fox and
Venne.
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-12-31
Parochial Alumni to
Sponsor Dance Series

A series Of dances IS being planned
for the winter season by the st.
Mary;s alumni association, which en-
tertained over 200 guests at Z party
given Thursday evening at the school
auditorium. Young people Of the St.
Marys procathedral parish were in
vited to this function, which was the
first given by the group since q dane
ing party at the Bismarck Country
club last spring.
Peter Volk's orchestra played for
the dance program, which started at