The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-03-04
Kirby Kernels
WILD-PENSON

WILD-PENSON
The marriage of Miss Natalie
Wild, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred D. Wild of Pleasanton, Kan.
and Mr.. Gregg Hilbert Penson,
of Big Bend ranch, Kirby, Mont,
took place On Sunday afternoon,
February 81 at the home of the
brides parents.
Mrs. Leonard Thompson acc
ompanied by Miss Jean Potter,
sang 1.-THE Sweetest Story Ever
| Told, and during the ceremony
"Liebestraum" was played by
Miss Potter.
The service was read by the
Rev. o. D. johnson, pastor of
the Christian church. The bride
was given in marriage by her
father. She wore her mothers
| wedding dress which was fash
toned Of India muslin and grad
uated tiers of heavy embroid-
cry, with a white satin sash.
She carried an old fashioned
bouquet of pale pink carnations
and Spanish iris. Mrs. c. c.
Wuttke, sister of the bride was
matron of honor, and wore a
floor length dinner dress of VIC
tory blue crepe.
Lieutenant Guy Sperry of
Fort Riley, Kansas was best
man for Mr. PenSon.
There was a large reception
following the ceremony, and
the bride and groom left that
evening LOT Lnelr Montana IAN
Oh, where they will be at home
to a host of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fergus
on Of Billings spent the bank
holiday, Washington's birthday,
Wishing WIN 1t uLIVeS Oh Vlle
Rosebud. They and Mr.. and Mrs.
and Helen, were Sunday dinner
guests at the Tom Persons and
helped prepare the cabin for
the brioe ana groom.
Miss Kathleen Kobold arriv-
ed home on Saturday evening
from Billings, and returned on
Monday evening".
Mrs. Furman has been very
| busy registering housewives and
husbands for the No. 2 ration
books this past week. On Mon
day and Tuesday Mrs. H. H.
Jones helped her at the Hol-
mes and Furman store, and on
Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
day she taught school and was
assisted by Mrs. Chas. Penson
with the registering. ana on
Saturday she registered again
at the store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gregg Penson
returned to the Big Bend ran
CHI on Wednesday from their
wedding trip to Kansas, and
the neighborhood turned out en-
masse and charvaried them in
true Western style. Gregg ex-
4 pected a few OF the nelgnbors
to come bargin' in sometime
but did not expect SIS or go OF
the Rosebudders to come max
in a Lot of noise in a snow
storm. However the ladies bro
ught cakes, and Mr.. PenSon
contributed enough CT his prec-
ious coffee to make a bever-
age for the crowd, which was
a treat. Games and visiting
made the evening pass quickly
and everyone wished the bride
and groom lifelong happiness
as they left for home.
Willis B. Spear Jr., Torrey B
johnson and Mrs. Eileen Sarg-
ent were in Hardin on busin-
ess on Tuesday.
The Misses Maria and Anne
Davies were hostesses at a ST.
lumber party at the Davies
home to the Misses Linda anc
Helen Ferguson and Lillian
Millspaugh, while their parents
atrFndeu me cnarIiIl, ana MI
LaFever kept house.
Mrs. Sargent and son Win
throp and Mr.. VIM. v. johnson
went to Sheridan on bushes!
Friday. Mr.. johnson remained
in town for a few days vac
alton.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. speal
went to Sheridan on FRIDAY u
be in town over Monday ane
attend the bull sale.
MI. and Mrs. Dom Davies anc
Maria and Mr.. and Mrs. Ferr
Owen and Tommy were visit
ing at the Torrey B. JohnSons
On trldaV. Dom and fern anc
Torrey did some horse trading