The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-01-03
Miss Aida Fosser Is
New Years Eve Bride

As the midnight bells tolled the
advent of the new year marriage vows
were exchanged by Miss Aida Fos-
ser, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Fosser, Rugby, and Ollie H. Copen-
haver, Mandan, in q wedding cere-
1nony performed at the First Luther
an church parsonage Of Mandan with
Rev. o. o. Andvik officiating.
A blue crepe costume with gold
trimming and accessories to match
was worn by the bride. Mrs. Charles
Sempson, as matron Of honor, wore
q frock Of ashes Of roses crepe with
taffeta trim and matching accessor-
les Mr.. Sempson acted as best man.
Mrs. Copenhaver IS q graduate Of
the Rugby high school and has been
employed as q linotype operator by
the Morton County News. The BRIDE
groom is the son Of Mrs. Ross Drown,
Perham, MINI. He received his ed
ucation In the Bismarck schools and
for some time has been employed by
the Al Super Service garage Of
Mandan as q body builder and paint
er.
Mr.. and Mrs. Copenhaver will make
their home at Mandan.
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Miss Jean Roherty, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. N. Roherty, 615 Man
dan St., who is among the young
women home from st. Benedicts COL
lege at st. Joseph, Mimi, entertained
about 20 guests at tea from to
o'clock New Years day afternoon.
Many Of the guests were girls who
are home from college for the holi-
Gays. Mrs. Roherty and Mrs. Thomas
B. Cayou presided at the tea table and
were assisted in the dining room by
the Misses Grace Roherty and vir-
ginia Cayou. Seasonal appointments
were used for the tea table and rooms
of the Roherty home.
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Mrs. Fred Harvey, 3l3 Mandan st.,
was hostess at q bridge party with
guests for three tables Wednesday
evening, complimentary to Mrs. STAN
ley Cervinski. When the games
were concluded, the hostess presented
the high score favor to Mrs. ]. L.
Clifford and guest gift to Mrs. Ger
vinski. Appointments for the lunch
con were carried out In pink and
white. An out-of-town guest was
Miss Trina Brennan Of Herreid, 8. D.,
who came here to spend New Years
day at the Cervinski hon..
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Miss Ruth Sandin, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. A. L. sandin, 323 Park st..
assisted by her mother. entertained .
group Of her school friends ct . New
Years eve dancing party at her home.
Holly wreaths, the lighted Christmas
tree and red tapers In the windows
provided . holiday atmosphere which
was augmented by vart-colored bal.
looms suspended from the living room
ceiling. Confetti and other favors
were passed out at midnight when the
refreshments were served.
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About 10 guests called at the home
OF DR.. and Mrs. r. H. Waldschmidt
All Avenue p, who were among the
Bismarck hosts and hoStesses having
open house on New Years day. The
hours were from I to 10 o'clock
Among the out-of town holiday guests
entertained were Mrs. H. H. Berg
Fargo, and Mrs. O. s. Hilleboe, Mrs
A. g. sorue and her children. Ruth
Glenn and Evelyn sorlie. all Of
Grand Forks.
Miss Elizabeth A. Jones. 10l7 Eighth
st., entertained company Of guests
at tea Saturday afternoon compli-
lnentary to Mrs H. D. Schroeder Of
Tujunga, Calf, who has been the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. ]. E. Davis
83l Eighth st., for several months
Mrs. Davis presided at the tea table
which was appointed In keeping with
the holiday season. Mrs. Henry New
ton, Mandan. was an out-of-town
guest.
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Mrs. Margaret White. Fargo. who
was in Bismarck to spend part Of the
holiday season with her mother. Mrs
Mary Grady, at Sixth st.. now 4
at Kansas City, Kans.. attending thu
national convention Of . cosmetic
firm which she represents.
John and David Davis, University
Of North Dakota students who have
been passing the holiday season with
thnir narnnt2 Mr. and Mrs j. T. DA.