The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-02-08
the Beach high school in 1889 and
enlisted in the navy in 1910.

at /. Chaplain Vilhelms VaskiS of
/ the United States army officiated.
The bride wore a brown suit with
yellow accessories. She was given in
marriage by her father and her
: great uncle, John M. Dupes of
Bakersfield, Calf, was a witness.
A wedding dinner at Paso Robes
followed the ceremony and Private
and Mrs. Lawrence went to San
Luis Obispo on a short wedding trip.
The bride was graduated from the
Opheim high school in 1913 and has
since attended Northern Montana
college at Havre. Pvt. Lawrence also
attended Opheim high school.
Entertain for Lieut.. Oakland
MI. and Mrs. D. NJ. Oakland enter
tanned a group at dinner Friday
night in honor of their son, Lieut..
Marvin Oakland, who is home on
furlough after serving as an air
forces pilot overseas. Covers were
laid for 20. Cards yer played in
formally later. Cut prizes were
given Mr.. and Mrs. Straud Alden.
The Oaklands entertained also at
dinner Sunday afternoon. Guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Woods
and family of Saco, Mr.. and Mrs.
T. H. Markle, Mark Watson and
children. Mr.. and Mrs. H. o. Nor
ram. Verne Christinson, Mrs. John
M. Kline and Marriott and Eliza
beth Kline.
Mrs. B. j. Woods entertained at
dinner Thursday night for Lieuten-
ant Oakland. Other guests we're Mr..
and Mrs. Glenn Hall, Mrs. C. H.
Johnson and Mrs. Alton Neiss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Verne Brown enter .
tanned Lieutenant Oakland and his {
cousin. Mrs. Ralph watson. at din
ner last Wednesday night. 7
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Voter en- :
tertained Mr. and Mrs. d. M. Oak !
land, Lieutenant Oakland, Mr. and J
Mrs. T. H. Markle and Miss Lois r
Shattuck at dinner at their home -
Saturday night. Bridge was played
alter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Pittenger
entertained a group at an evening
)arty at their home. honoring Lieut.
,nant Oakland Saturday night. The
rroup later attended the Presidents
Birthday ball.
Lieutenant Oakland left Monday
or Miles City to visit his sister-in-
Mrs. Walter Linstad, return
ng to Glasgow Wednesday. He will
cave Saturday for Vancouver, Wash.
O visit his sister, Mrs. Reginald
Brown. His sister, Miss Norma Oak
and of Seattle, will visit at Van
ouVer at the same time.
Irs. Leedham Hostess
Mrs. T. w. Leedham entertained
he North Side Bridge club at her
.ome Friday afternoon. Luncheon
served at 100. Mrs. G.. A.
and Mrs. A. G.. Strom were
lvited to substitute for absent mem
ers. Mrs. Elmer Hall held high
core. The club will meet Friday
nth Mrs. A. N. Smith.
auxiliary Has Program
A program sponsored by Mrs. Ted
'arker. A~mericanism chairman, and
IRIS. A. G. Fadness, national defense
hartman of the American Legion
uXiliary was presented at a meet
1g of the Legion and Auxiliary at
he Legion room in the civic center
'riday night.
Miss Garnet Kotkin gave a read
lg, America is American" Miss
idney Rae Browning gave one.
The Man of the Hour" eXtolling
len. Dwight Eisenhower. Larry
spoke on Flag Etiquet.'
Irs. j. P. Sternhagen sang two
accompanied by her daugh-
sr, Mary Theresa Sternhagen. Mrs.
arker read a paper written by Mrs.
adness on universal military train
lg.
Mrs. Ned johnson presided at a
lsiness meeting. Mrs. S. L. Click,
.n-Americanism chairman. gave a
lort report. Mrs. Nora Mumford,
from the auxiliary to the
,terans advisory board, reported.
fter the meeting a luncheon vas
rived by Mrs. w. c.. Crawford, Mrs.
E. Brown and Mrs. Louis Nit
lell.
IAN april Fools" Dance
Plans for a dance April 2, to be
Town as an April Fools" dance
ere made at a meeting of the Glas-
W Business and Professional Wo-
ans club at a dinner meeting in
e Allen cafe Monday night. Mrs.
I'll Rinderknecht presided.
chairmen appointed
re Mrs. Louis Alexander, adver-
Mrs. Jack Meals, tickets;
SIS Theresa Mass, music; Mrs.
ter Solos, stunt program; Miss
Riete, dance program and
s. John Shepherd, hall.
Mrs. Shepherd reported that the
b had sold corsages and bouton-
and chances on the birthday
re at the presidents birthday ball,