The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-06-11
June Wedding Tradition.
Is Being Kept by Brides
Lawellin has bean working for the
state transient relief office.
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Lawellin has bean working for the
state transient relief office.
Kelner- Greyerbiehl
Miss Agnes NJ. Kelner, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Kelner, Park
river, was married to william H
oreyerbiehl, son Of Mrs. John Sem
Mandau, at . Z o'clock nuptial mass
read ct ct. Josephs Catholic church
Of Mandan Saturday morning BY Rev
Father Hildebrand, O. 8. b.
The bride was gowned In dull rob-
ms egg blue, with white accessories
Miss Kathryn Ferguson, . classmate
Of the bride. Vas her only attendant
She was attired In blue and white
silk organdy model. Edward 0reyer-
biehl attended his brother.
Covers were laid for the bridal
party and the immediate relatives 1t
= wedding breakfast served immedi-
ately after the ceremony 1t the Sern
home.
Mrs. oreyerbiehl Is Z graduate OF
st. Mays high school and the Park
River agricultural school and has been
employed In the North Dakota indus.
trial commission office. The BRIDE
groom Is state highway department
employe.
Schmitt- Oster
Miss Magdalene Rose Schmitt,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
schmitt, and John Frank Oster, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Oster, 1870
Sweet St., were married by the Lu.
theran pastor ct Wishek in q l1uptial
ceremony performed Sunday. The
couple was attended by the brides
sister, Miss Lydia schmitt Of Wishek,
and Hubert L. Finn, jamestown. Lit
tie Irene schnitt, sister OF tn, bride,
was q flower girl.
After . wedding trip to Minneapo-
lis and st. Paul, Mr.. and Mrs. Oster
will make their home in Bismarck.
where the bridegroom has been en-
ployed Is cook by the Capitol cafe
for the last year. They will return
here Friday. The bride has been
working in Bismarck for about three
years and left last Monday to spend
the week prior to her wedding q.
home.
Friess. Aller
Rev. Father Hildebrand, o. 8. b.,
pastor Of st. Josephs Catholic church.
Mandan, read the 8 o'clock nuptial
high mass ct which Miss LILLIAN
Friesx, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. H.
8. Friesx, Mandan, Monday morning
became the bride Of Christ Aller. son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Aller, 800 Elev-
enth st., south.
The bridal gown was fashioned Of
white satin, made ankle-length, with
q Jacket Of white lace. With the
gown, the bride wore q long white
veil with 4 lace cap effect. Her bou.
quet was Z sheath Of roses and car
nations. Miss Eva Barth, Thinner,
was the bridesmaid, wearing . light
pink ankle-length chiffon dress with
white accessories. Her bouquet was
made Of roses and carnations. Her
bert Sem, dressed in 3 white suit,
followed the bridal party to the altar,
carrying the wedding ring, which was
imbedded In q rose, on white satin
pillow. Joseph Aller was best man
for his brother.
After the wedding, q dinner was
served for the bridal party and Inn
mediate relatives ct the church par
lors. Vases Of peonies and roses were
used on the table.
Bismarck guests at the ceremony
were the bridegroom's parents and
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Eisele, Mr.. and
Mrs. Matt N. seitS, Mr.. and Mrs MI
chael Balser. Mrs. A. J. Weinbereer,
Mrs. Joseph shimek. Mrs. Clarence
Nelson and Mr.. and Mrs. Valentine
Brown. Other out-of-towu guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. r. <. Barth, Tim
mer, and Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Thorn
as, Flasher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aller will make their
home In this city. The bridegroom
Is employed by the = A. Brown gro
Gerry. Mr.. Aller attended the Bis
marck schools and his bride received
her education In the Mandan schools.
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