The Bismarck tribune., 1935-04-16
Sisters Take Nuptial
Vows on Palm Sunday

The Misses Anne Z. Mc0innis and
Jean Mc0innls, daughters Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph A. Mc0innis, Sweet Briar,
both chose Palm Sunday as the date
for their weddings. which were per.
formed ct youngstown and Mandan,
respectively.
Miss Anne +. Mc0innis became the
bride Of Harold 6. HOLE, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. John Holle, youngstown,
during . wedding service read ct $50
o'clock In the Yfternoou ct the home
Of the brideuoom's parents by Rev.
%. A. Mann Of Washburn. Their At
tendants were Miss Gladys Ness Of
Sterling and John McGinnis, . broth.
er Of the bride ror her marriage the
bride wore . navy blue crepe model
with matching accessories. Her
bridesmaid was In q printed crepe
dress with Z navy blue background.
Following the ceremony, . wedding
dinner was served to % guests at the
Holle home. The large wedding cake,
marking the brides place. and cut
flowers were used to decorate the
table.
The bride Is q graduate Of the Man
dan high school and has been EN-
ployed ct the office Of the Morton
county agent, r. G. Newcomer. Mr..
Holle received his high school diploma
at New Salem ahd then attended the
State School Of Science at Wahpeton.
FOR the past year he has been playing
with IN orchestra.
Alc0innis. Dahl
The marriage Of Miss Jeanne Nc.
oinnis and Melvin Dahl, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Dahl, dandan, oc-
CURED at the First Lutheran par.
sonage ct Mandan at $50 o'clock
Sunday morning with Rev. o. Q. And
vik officiating. The attendants were
Miss Esther Dahl, sister Of the BRIDE
groom, and william Mc0innis. broth.
er Of the bride. This ceremony was
followed by . wedding breakfast for
10 members Of the two families given
at the home Ct the bridegroom's par.
ents. Easter appointments were used
on the table.
A blue crepe gown and navy blue
accessories were worn by the bride.
The bridesmaids gown was fashioned
Of blue georgette.
Out-of-towu guests at this cere.
mony were Miss Ness and Miss Marie
Mc0innis, lidgerwood. sister Of the
brides. who attended both weddings.
Mrs. Dahl Is graduate Of the Man
dan high school and also took q
course ct Z Bismarck commercial COL
lege. Since completing her educa-
ton, she has been employed by the
Security Credit company Of Mandan
and later In the office Of r. D. Hos
kins, state purchasing agent for the
federal emergency relief administra-
ton. She resigned her position on
Saturday. Mr.. Dahl also graduated
from the Mandan high school and
has been employed In the office Of
the Morton county agent.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Holle and Mr..
and Mrs. Dahl are to make their
homes In Limon. Colo. where Mr..
HOLE and Mr.. Dahl win be associated
in operating . Gamble company store. |
Leaving on April a. the bridegrooms
first will 60 to Colorado Springs. |
Colo, for managers training courses.
They will be joined by their wives ct |
imon about May IS.
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=. r. Tuskind. o20 Eight st., re.
sumed his position with the state |
highway department Monday after |
. weeks stay ct Missoula. Mont,
where he had gone for IN interview
regarding . government position |
which had been offered to him.
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Miss Arlene Wagner, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. p. Wagner. liz Ave.
nue. B. and Miss Jean Roherty,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. Roher.
ty. 6l5 Mandan st., arrived home
Tuesday from st. Benedict's college
at st. Joseph. Minn., to spend their
Easter vacation.
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Miss Marie Huber. immediate past
president Of the Bismarck Business
and Professional Women's club. was
among the guests at the breakfast
which Miss Lillian Z. 0ubelman, Of
Valley City, state B. p. w. president,
gave Friday morning ct the Kindred Il
hotel In compliment to B. p. w. MEM
bers who were attending the North
Dakota Federation Of Women's clubs L
annual meeting. Members Of the VAL
ley City. Bismarck. Dickinson and Il
Jamestown clubs attended the break.
fast. |,