The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-02-15
Bismarck Bride Will
Live in Fairfax, S. D.

Live IN FAIRFAX, >. ~.
Miss Isabelle Emma Jahnke, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. William Jahnke,
1920 Broadway avenue, became the
bride Of John William Babe, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Babe, Fairfax, s.
D., in a ceremony performed Wednes-
day at the Zion Lutheran church par
sonage, 1920 Avenue G, by Rev. j. "
Richert, pastor.
The bride was attired in a grey
dress with harmonizing accessories.
Her bridesmaid was her sister. Miss
Evelyn Jahnke, who wore a gold crepe
dress with brown accessories. Mr..
Babe had for his best man Reuben
Mattix.
For their wedding trip. Mr.. and
Mrs. Babe have gone to Lincoln, Neb.
and from there they will go to Fair
fax, where they will make their home.
The bride is a 1928 graduate OF the
Bismarck high school.
F. E. Tunell, SIS Fourth st., return
ed to Bismarck Wednesday after few
days in Minot on business. While in
Minot he visited with his brother in
law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin
Fisher. During the weekend he went
to Norma to visit his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Tunell.
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Mrs. Margaret Hall, Fargo, who has
picv, Sayorol fjvNoc IN bar
capacity of state field deputy for the
Woman's Benefit association, has re-
turned home from San Pedro Calf,
where she spent a month with her
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Donald McGinnis.
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Mrs. George J. Bosch, 706 Sixth st.,
was given q birthday surprise party
Tuesday evening by seven friends who
met at her home. Bridge was played
during the evening with score honors
going to Miss Veronica Riley, 3l9
Eighth St. The party appointments
carried out q color scheme Of pink and
white with pink candles and carna-
tons forming the table centerpieces.
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Different Ways to Serve Sauer-
kraut" was the subject presented to
members Of the Bismarck Homemak-
ers' club by their project leader, Mrs.
William Gierke, 9l4 Avenue B, when
they met at her home Wednesday eve
ming. Hostesses for the meeting were
Mrs. John Lee and Mrs. H. Lee who
served refreshments after the lesson
was concluded. The March meeting
will be with Mrs. Casper Irish.
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Mrs. j. G. Peltier, 312 Park st., en-
tertained Is little boys and girls from
$3.50 to $50 O'Clock Tuesday afternoon
to celebrate the birthday anniversary
of her son, Joseph, who was five
years old. Games were played. Lunch
vas served with birthday cake,
with five lighted candles. as an i'm
portant feature. Trimmings for the
cake and the luncheon table empha-
sized q pink and white Valentines
day theme.
Valntine's day furnished the theme
for appointments when the Mothers
Service club met at the home Of
Mrs. George Smith, 419 Griffin ST.,
Tuesday evening for contract bridge
and luncheon The award for high
score was received by Mrs. A. l.
Overbee, GA Second st. Guests Of the
club for the evening were Mrs. @. E
McGettigan who is visiting q club
member Mrs. ]. L. Barth, 821 Sixth
ST., and Mrs. Lorenzo H. Belk, 81
Third st.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Barth, 827 Sixth
st.. have as their guests Mrs. @. E
McGettigan and her son, Glenn Rob-
ert, who have come here from their
former home at Pocatello, Idaho
Mrs. McGettigan and her son vii
remain here about another week anc
then will 90 to Mankato, Mimi.
where they will join Mr.. McGettigan
who has been transferred there b,
Armour & Company. Mr.. and Mrs
McGettigan were residents Of this
city several years ago.
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Mrs. r. J. Gerlitz, 8l3 Rosser ave
nue., was hostess to company o
women at a valentine bridge part.
and luncheon given at her home Wed
nesday evening. Card games wer'
PLAYED at three tables with Miss Heller
Gade, 40 Avenue B, and Mrs. Re,
Albrecht, 718h Mandan st., receivin,
the high score gifts. The valentino
theme in the appointments was car
ried out In the traditional colors 0
red and white. Miss Vera Seitz
Mandan, was an out-of-town guest
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Mrs. Margaret HASA, Mrs. william
s. Malard and Adam H. Weight, all Q
Bismarck, and Mrs. F. G. Voight an
son. Richard, Of Mandan, left Wed
nesday afternoon for jamestown t
attend funeral services for Osca
Walworth. The late Mr.. Walwortl
was q son-in-law Of Mrs. Hasa an
was a brother-in-law Of Mrs. Malart
Mr.. Voight and Mrs. Weight. Tn
Bismarck and Mandan people are ex
pected to return Friday afternoon
-Four papers were presented q tn
program for the Wednesday stud
club which met Wednesday afternoo
With Miss Marion Burke, 224 Avenu
a. west. Mrs. Spencer Boise, 81
Thayer avenue west, first read his
tory Of the club which she had pre-
nared. Miss Burke had for her topi
"The Gold Standard" Miss Mar
Cashel. 522 Second st.. discusse
.arechnocracy," and Mrs. Neil 9
Churchill. 6l8 Mandan st.. had tn
subject, THE Five Day Week an
Women il lndustlz"