The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-01-14
Bismarck Ball Player
WEEDS Clarice Hanson

performed at the st. Marys procathe-
dral parish house at 8 o'clock Satur-
day evening. Miss Clarice Bernice
Hanson, daughter Of Mrs. Ellen Han
son Of the Lewis and Clark hotel,
Mandan, became the bride Of Mich
ael Goets, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Mich
ael Goetz, ST., 216 Fourteenth st.,
south. The service was read by Rev.
Father Robert A. Feehan.
The bride, gowned in tunic model
OF Alice blue with q brilliant pin at
the waist and shirring at the neck
line Is trimming details, was attend
ed by Miss Beva Mae Scott, who
wore = frock in q darker shade of
blue. The bridegroom was attended
by his brother, Sebastian 0oetz.
The bridegroom has been q men,
Der Of the Bismarck Independent
baseball team for the last two years
and at present Is employed at the A.
w. 0ussuer store. The bride has been
making her home In this city for some
time with her sister, Mrs. g. L. Olson,
800 Fourteenth st.. south.
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Mrs. r. H. Penwarden, Jr., and Miss
Jane Byne entertained q company
Of Il guests ct q $50 O'Clock bridge
luncheon at Miss Byrne'S home, 100
Avenue A. west, Saturday, in COM
pliment to Miss Ardeth Gussner,
whose marriage to Adrian Q. Taylor
will be an event Of January 80. A
corsage marked the place OF the
bride-to-be and balloons designated
the places Of the other guests ct the
luncheon table, centered with an ar
rangement Of pink carnations and
roses and baby's breath. In the con-
tract games played at three tables,
Mrs. Leslie A. French held high score
and Mrs. Ernest F. Penwarden held
second high. Miss Gussner was pre-
sented with an electric waffle iron
from the group.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph F. Orchard
and their daughter. 0enevieve. Of TO
Third st., have gone to Warwick,
where they were summoned by the
death Of Mr. Orchards brother, John
Orchard, who died Friday after be.
ing seriously Ill for several weeks.
The Orchard family had visited at
Warwick during the New Years hol-
idays shortly after the late Mr.. Or
chard returned from Rochester, MINI.
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Mrs. Frank Andrist and Mrs. Paul
NJ. Halloran held first and second
high scores. respectively, when the
st. Rose missionary society was en-
tertained at the home Of Mrs. J. L.
Enright, SIS Third st. Cards were
in play at three tables. Roses FORM
ed the centerpieces for the luncheon
tables. Mrs. Philip r. Webb, 6l8
Fifth st., will be hostess for the
groups next meeting.
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Mrs. w. M. Dolan, SOL Eighth st.,
was hostess to members Of st. An
thongs missionary group who met at
her home Friday evening for cards
and luncheon. Score awards In the
bridge games were received by Mrs.
r. J. Mclaughlin and Mrs. Carl A.
Vogle. The Friday, Jan. IS. meeting
viii be ct the home Of Mrs. ]. Z.
Lacey, SIT Eleventh st.
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Covers were laid for Is members Of
the Order Of the Eastern Star Past
Mstrons' club It Ills o'clock lunch
con given Friday 1t the home of Mrs.
A. p. Lcnhart, los Avenue B west.
who was assisted In entertaining by
Mrs p A. Lair. FOLLOWING the usual
business meeting, the remainder Of
the afternoon was devoted to sewing
for charity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph oelke. New
Leipzig, left for their home Sunday
after q three-day visit with Mr.. and
Mrs Robert ]. Dol,n, $50 Mandan st.
Mrs. Dohn Is Mr.. Oelke's sister. Miss
Elsie Lang, HUFF. also has been q
guest at the Dohn home and win re-
main here for an indefinite time.
Mrs. John g. Ritchey, who has been
i'll ct st. Alexius hospital for some
time, now Is ct the home Of the Misses
Boniface and Catherine Morris, 7l4
Sixth g.. aud Is convalescing nicely.
AGrs. Lyle B. Olson. Tacoma, Wash,
left for her home Sunday after visit
ing for q month with her mother, Mrs.
A. Kuchera. sol Tenth st,