The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-06-21

church At Mortified, MINI.
Miss Bertha Beisigl !
Is a Mid-June Bride
Announcements have been received
here Of the marriage Of Miss Bertha |
Beisigl, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. |
George Beisigl Of Lennon, 3. D., to |
William Milligan, son Of Mrs. Kath- |
artne Mtlligan Of Jacksonville, III. |
The ceremony Wa performed IN the
presence Of 20 guests ct the ranch |
home Of the Beisigl family at 1850 |
o'clock Monday morning by Rev. Q. |
A. 6yverson, pastor Of the American
Lutheran church.
Attending the couple ct the oere- |
mony were Miss Ida Beisisl, sister
Of the bride, and DR.. Bruce Milligan, |
brother Of the bridegroom. The
bride wore = white crepe suit, white |
hat and shoes and corsaee bouquet |
Of pink roses and llies. the valley. |
An ash rose silk dress and white hat |
were worn by the bridesmaid, who
had corsage bouquet Of cream
roses.
The wedding luncheon was served |
at ! o'clock at the ranch home for
the family and q few friends. Mr.. |
and Mrs. Milligan left shortly after
ward on months trip through Mex
leo, planning to spend most Of the |
time In Mexico City. The bride wore
% green silk suit with brown access
series for her going-away ensemble.
They will reside In Colorado Springs,
Colo, where Mr.. Milligan Is m In |
structor and coach in the Colorado
State School for the Deaf and Blind.
He Is graduate Of Illinois college,
where he affiliated with Sigma RI ira
ternity. and holds Z masters degree
from Gallaudet college, Warrington, |
.. G. Mrs. Milligan graduated from
the University Of North Dakota and
Clarke school, Northampton, Mass. |
Her sorority is Kappa Alpa Theta. !
She also has been teaching In the |
Colorado School for the Deaf and
Blind.
Out-of-town guests ct the wedding
we're Mrs. Milligan, mother Of the
bridegroom, Miss 10 Claire Milligan
and DR.. Milligan, al Of Jacksonville,
ILL.,, and Mr.. and Mr.. L. G. Rhode,
Fargo. Mrs. Rhode Is sister Of the
bride.
Arthur Sandtn, Jr., and Frank
Geierman have returned from m
automobile tour Of the Black Hills
Of South Dakota.
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Miss Pauline Bertsch, Ashley, who |
has been visiting relatives ct Dickln. |
son. now Is visiting with her sister,
Mrs. G. 8. Berger. 0oS Main avenue.
before returning to her home.
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Mrs. NJ Jongeward. Fargo, came 70
the city with Mr.. and Mrs. !. w.
Peterson, 2l5 Avenue G, west. who had
been visiting ut Fargo, and will be
here for week. Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
son formerly were Fargo residents.
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Mrs. Jennie Mckenzie Of New York
City, widow Of the late Judge n. ].
Mckenzie, arrived In Bismarck Thurs
day for few months visit during |
which she will look after her property |
interests in the city. Mrs. Mckenzie,
who lived here for IS years, has spent |
the last four years in New York with
her daughter, Mrs. v. J. Remas. In
route to Bismarck, she was the guest |
Of another daughter, Mrs. =. I. Bick-
/ hart Of Minneapolis, for few days.
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Corinne Hochhalter, Wilton, enter
tanned piano pupils Of Miss Florence
Fritz, 323 Park st., ct their June |
meeting, which Was held this week. |
Taking part IN program Of musical |
numbers were Marian Gray, Dolores |
Of the evening was devoted to IN op- |
Catherine Schroeder. Esther Howe,
Elizabeth Hefta and the hostess. Part |
Of the evening was devoted to IN op
cratic musical contest and work on
scrapbookS. after which Mis- Hoch-
halter served refreshments with the |
assistance Of her mother.
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The WomenS Home Missionary So
ciety Of the McCabe Methodist church,
meeting Tuesday with Mrs. W. +.
BISHOP, $40 Rosser avenue, west, elect |
ed the following officers: president,
Mrs. Roy Robinson; vice president,
Mrs. BISHOP: secretary, Alrs. George
NJ. Register, and treasurer, Mrs. +. p.
Burman. A. president, Mls. Robin |
son succeeds Mrs. Bishof. Mrs. Bur-
man led the program and Nr5. g. V.
Holmquist was devotional leader for
the meeting, which closed With the |
serving Of refreshments.