The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-07-21
Vows Taken at 9 O'clock Sat-
urday Morning at First
Presbyterian Church

Inc 6lt01 OF the E1HSC e1eSOyCeTlau
church was banked with tall baskets
Of pink and yellow gladiolus and old
fashioned bouquets OF garden flowers
for tho quiet but impressive marriage
ceremony Of Miss Wilma Olson,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. q. Olson,
Sill Eighth st., and Charles Ourrie
Goodwin, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. q. H.
Goodwin, Marshall. MINI.
Rev. Floyd Emerson Logee pastor
Of the church, read the service ct .
o'clock Saturday morning before .
large assembly Of friends and rela-
tives Of the couple.
As the guests were assembling Miss
Florence Fritch, the church organist,
played . program consisting Of 1.-THE
Swan" Saint-saens: Love Song"
Wright: Sparkling Waters" velas-
quez, and annie Laurie"
Miss Emily Olson Of st. Joseph,
Mo-. sister Of the bride who was her
only attendant. preceded the bride
and her father, who gave her In mar
riage to the altar where Mr.. Goodwin
and his best man, Earl r. Monson.
and Rev. Logee had taken their
places. The professional music was
the Bridal Chorus" from Wagners
"Lohengrin."
During the service Miss Fritch
played softly Meditation" from
'Thais' by Massenet.
A simply fashioned floor-length
gown Of aquamarine silk net over
matching taffeta was worn by the
bridesmaid, who held = large bouquet
Of pink roses and sweet peas COM
bined with gypsophila. The flowers
IN the bouquet were repeated in the
trimming Of her hat with q crown Of
taffeta and . turned up brim Of net
to match the materials used In her
gown.
At her wedding the bride wore .
shell pink model Of floor length with
q pink horsehair picture hat and she
carried Z bouquet Of cream colored
roses and gypsophila tied. with . bow
Of white tulle. The net dress was
made with cowl neck and bertha
collar edged with . deep double
flounce and crossing at the back, and
two double flounces inserted In q
scalloped line below the knee. The
belt was fastened with . rhinestone
buckle. Completing the brides cos
tune was q handkerchief carried by
her mother when she was married
and q guard ring belonging to the
bridegroom's mother.
For the occasional, Miss Fritch
sounded the strains Of the wedding
march from Mendelssohn's ''A1dsum-
mor Nights Dream > -eoss
From the church, the bridal couple
and their attendants, members Of the
brides family, tho bridesroom's uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. ]. Conrad,
and their family. and the out-of-town
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. 8. O. sorkness
Of Valley City went directly to the
Bismarck Country club where the
wedding breakfast was served.
Because Of the serious illness Of the
bridegroom's father, the service Was
made Is simple Is possible. Mr.. and
Mrs. Goodwin went to his home at
Marshall for their wedding trip and
will be ct home In the near future
at the Webb apartments. 223h Main
Avenue.
The bride. who Is . graduate Of the
Bismarck high school and has IT.
tended Occidental college ct Los
Angeles, Calf, has been prominent
among the younger women Of the city
and has taken deep interest in Girl
Scout work, being captain Of troop.
For three years she has been secre-
tary to Myron II. Atkinson. city audi
Tor.
Mr.. Goodwin. who has been editor
Of tho Bismarck Capital for several
years, graduated from the Marshall
high school and Carleton college,
Mortified, MINI. and then studied
Journalism ct the University Of Mis-.
souri, school Of Journalism, Columbia,
Mo.