The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-09-04

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atoms.
Among the wedding guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Tidarson, HAr-
mon; Mrs. Iva B. Little, Wing, and
Mrs. Howard Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Munger, Nels Rosvig, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Little, Mr.. and Mrs. Les
ter Bunker, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Hanson and three sons. Rev. and Mrs.
Water, the Misses Laura and Marion
Little, Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Richie
and the bridegroom's parents, Ill from
Bismarck.
Mr.. and Mrs. shipp are making
their home ct his farm north Of Bis
marck where he has been residing for
about three years.
Borden.Cook
In Z Labor day wedding ceremony
performed ct the Mandan Methodist
Episcopal church 1T 10 o'clock Mon
day morning by Rev. r. q. Norris,
Miss Laura Borden, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. william Borden Of east Of
Mandan, became the bride Of J. Earl
Cook, Lisbon, son Of Mrs. James
Cook, Herman, MINI.
An early autumn note was empha-
sized In the church and altar decora-
lions which were baskets Of garden
flowers featuring the gladiolus.
Miss Virginia Wright played the
bridal marches and the accompani-
meuts for Mrs. p q. Norris, who sang
"Meditationp and % Perfect Love"
For her wedding, the bride was
ROBBED in white lace model with the
oor-length skirt, ending In . small
train and wore . hip length veil Of
bridal illusion. Her flowers were
white roses and lilies-of- the-valley.
Miss Dora Borden, oldest sister Of the
bride, - maid Of honor, also wore
. floor-length lace model, hers being
In pale blue and fashioned with .
jacket. She held = bouquet Of rose
colored asters. The bridesmaids, the
Misses 0eorgianna and Clara Borden,
also sisters Of the bride, were attired
In rose taffeta gowns and carried bou.
quets Of blue asters.
The bridegroom was attended at the
ceremony BY v. G. Hubbard, Fargo.
nCts1A8 - uSsaeAo wSA0 @AeAO.N SSs.sseet
and Martin Altenburg, ootn OF Bis
marck. Mr.. Hubbard. MI. schaief
and Mr.. Altenburg oil are fraternity
brothers Of Mr.. Cook.
A wedding reception and breakfast
was held for 50 guests At the lawn Of
the Borden home Immediately after
the ceremony. Afterward, the couple
left for their wedding trip TO the Cen
tury o. Progress exposition d Cnica-
80. The brides travelling costume IS
. brown ana tan SIX ensemble Win
accessories IN Drown.
Among the wedding guests were the
orideeroomS moener; !. Aireo
Thomas. vancouver, =. T., cniei llre
marSnA o. BRUSH Coiumoia, = cou-
SIN OF the brides fatner: MISS Aman-
d Adam, Drake: joseph Mersil, Sci
lrioge, uncle o. the 0fioe; MIS-. naI.
old L. Bowden ana francis W. COOK,
Herman. MIMI, sister ana orotner o.
the bridegroom.
After September -, Mr.. ana MRS.
Cook VIII Be q nome q Lsoon. where
Mr. Cook Is agricultural extension
agent for Ransom county. He Is .
graduate Of the University Of Mime
sofa where he was affiliated with
Alpha Gamma Rho, national agricul-
tural fraternity. MIS-. Cook attended
Valley City Teachers college ana also
the North Dakota Agricultural college
1t Fargo.
Dfemest.Myess
Miss Adeline Dtemert, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Diemert, EckeDon,
became the bride Of Joseph Myers, son
q Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Myers, Fargo,
At : wedding ceremony read BY Rev.
Father p. Nc0eo08h ct the Sacred
Heart Catholic church ct eanborn- on
Monday morning.
Miss Charlotte Skinner, wearing .
yellow silk net dress with hat to
match and . corsage Of sweet peas,
attended the bride, who WAS gowned
In . dress fashioned from white satin
and lace and m elbow length veil.
She held yellow roses. Murray La
Vale was Mr.. Myers attendant.