The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-09-01
Three Nupdal Ceremonies
Performed Here Saturday

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2 dress Of gold and brown plaid rab-
bit hair wool with brown accessories.
After their wedding trip to Minnea-
polls and Chicago and the Lake
Shore drive to northern Michigan,
Mr.. and Mrs. Kiesel will be at home
October ! at Cosswell where Mr..
Kiesel is engaged as q Sargent coun-
ty federal relief worker. Prior to
this time he has been making his
home at Forman.
Mrs. Kiesel Is graduate Of Bis
mack high school and has attended
the University Of North Dakota.
where she became Z member Of Del.
ta Gamma sorority. Until her mar
riage. she was employed by the state
highway commission. The BRIDE
groom graduated from Bismarck hiRh
school ana continued his education
at the University Of North Dakota
school OF commerce, receiving his de-
gree IN 1893. His fraternity i Beta
Theta ri.
schlosser. Schlenker
Miss Kathryn echlosser, daushter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Karl schlosser,
Braddock, and Hugo A. schlenker,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Schlen-
ker. 722 First st., repeated their
nupttal vows during 4 quiet service
read by Rev. Father Henry Holle-
man at the st. Mary's procathedral
parish house at II o'clock Saturday
morning.
The brides costume was fashioned
Of brown satin-faced crepe with 4
combination Of the satin and crepe
faces for contrast, elaborated with
a row OF large silver buttons at the
center front. Accessories for the
outfit were In matching shades Of
brown.
The two attendants ct the cere-
mony were Miss Ella Ann Lutgen, 1
classmate Of the bride at the st.
Alexius hospital training school. who
wore dull moss green crepe with
brown shoes, hat and gloves, and
Miss Julia Schlosser, sister Of the
bride, who was In Z brown two.
piece ensemble.
Covers were laid for the bridal
couple and attendants and the
brtdegroom's parents ut the we'd
ding dinner served at the Prince
hotel.
Mrs. Schlenker is travelling in I
sunset red knit suit with accessories
IN black for the wedding trip by
automobile to the southern part Of
Iowa and the Century Of Progress
exposition at Chicago. The couple
will be away for two weeks and after
September Is will be at home at the
Everts apartments, 81 Third st.
Both principals are graduates Of
the Bismarck high school. Mrs.
Schlenker received her diploma In
1879 and then. entered the nursing
school Of st. Alexius hospital, COM
pleting her course in 1882. Since
then. she has been office nurse for
DR.. A. NJ. Fisher for ! time and has
been engaged In private duty nurs-
ing. Mr.. Schlenker Is employed by
the Bismarck Grocery company.
Ma3Don.N elso0
During . nuptial ceremony per-
formed at Trinity Lutheran church
parsonage at o'clock Saturday At
ternoon, Miss Estela Leah Maison,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Mai
son, 723 Fifth st., was married to
Albert Martin Nelson. son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Christ Nelson, 220l Main
avenue.
Only parents Of the couple and
the attendants were present ct the
service which was read by Rev. Opie
s. Rindahl.
For her wedding, tho bride wore
an ashes Of rose silk crepe dress
with q short jacket complimented
with grey accessories and carried
4 bouquet Of pink roses. Miss Mel
lie Nelson, sister Of the bridegroom,
was bridesmaid. She was costumed
in dark blue silk with matching &C.
cessories. Mr.. Nelson's attendant at
the ceremony was Wesley Maison,
brother Of the bride.
Immediately after the wedding
dinner which was given for the i'm
mediate relatives at the home Of
the bridegroomS parents, the coup
10 left for two-week wedding trip
to Milwaukee and Racine, Wis.,, and
the Chicago exposition.
Upon their return, Mr.. and Mrs.
Nelson will be at home with her
parents. Both the bridegroom and
bride, who has been . telephone OPP
orator for the Northwestern Bell
company for the last five years, are
former students Of Bismarck high
school. Mr.. Nelson Is . carpenter
being associated with his father,
who i q building contractor.