The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-01-30
Ardeth Gussner Bride At
Elaborate Matin Service

Oa11lnruo, wore q short Cinderella
frock Of blue net over q tea rose
foundation and carried q nosegay Of
primroees.
Mother In Rose Beige
MIR. Taylor's best man was Paul
0ussner, brother Of the bride. Mrs.
Gussner, who was escorted by an.
other son, Robert 0ussner, was
gowned In q formal shirtwaist model
Of floor-length made Of rose beige
chiffon with white pique Peter Pan
collar and cuffs at the bracelet length
sleeves. It was further trimmed with
bowknots made Of amber and q dark
brown taffeta sash which was match
ed In her hat, fashioned with shallow
crown and wide shirred brim, and
her gloves.
Ushers were Pete Stewart. Mandan,
and Ernest F. Penwarden, Duane
Davis and Ernest Benser.
A group of family friends was bid.
den to the reception and the wedding
breakfast, given immediately following
the ceremony, at the Rendezvous, the
only out-of-town guests being Mrs.
William and Miss Alfonte, who came
from Grand Forks where she Is at
tending the university. Table decora-
lions for the breakfast were carried
out in white, yellow and green, and
were featured by the brides cake,
tapers and an arrangement OF white
freesia and yellow jonquils.
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor left on the
noon train for Minneapolis where
they will spend q short honeymoon,
the bride wearing for travelling q
tailored frock OF black moss crepe with
q Jade green velvet bow ct the neck
and matching buttons Is the only
color note, black coat In the Russian
style trimmed with kolinsky with q
muff Of the same fur and q small
black off-the-face hat.
At Home February Is
The couple will be at home In Bis
marck at the College apartments after
February Is.
The last in q series Of social func.
tions given for the couple was the buf.
fet supper which Mr.. and Mrs. Guss-
ner gave for the bridal party and Mrs.
William at their home Tuesday eve.
ming just before the rehearsal for the
service was held. An orchid and pink
color scheme was carried out in the
candles and flowers grazing the table.
At this time, the bride-to-be present.
ed her attendants with vanity cases.
The bride Is q graduate Of Bismarck
high school with the class Of 1929 and
attended college for two years ct the
College OF st. Catherine. st. Paul, and
the University Of North Dakota. where
she affiliated with Alpha Phi sorority.
Mr.. Taylor is resident engineer for
the state highway department and has
lived In Bismarck for more than three
years. He took his preparatory work
at the Eufala, Ala, high school and
took his engineering degree from the
Alabama Polytechnic school at Au.
burn. Ala. He isA member Of Fl Kappa
Phi social fraternity and was honored
with election to Blue Key. college
service fraternity.
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Miss Helen J. Alfonte Of Fort Hayes,
Ohio, who was the maid Of honor 1t
the wedding Of Miss Ardeth Qussner
to Adrian G. Taylor Wednesday morn
ing, has left for Grand Forks to re-
sumo her studies ct the University Of
North Dakota. Miss Alfonte had
been here since Monday evening.
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Miss Bertha r. Palmer. former
state superintendent Of schools and
now resident of Evanston, ILL.,, Is In
Kansas City this week conducting
classes In temperance education, &C.
cording to word received by friends
here. Miss Palmer has done special
research work In the alcohol inves.
tigation library Of the Scientific
Temperance Federation at Boston,
Mass, and has prepared syllabus on
alcohol education which Is In use in
the Kansas City public schools.