The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1951-02-08

length dress of aqua taffeta.
The reception was given at
the MN hall in Red Lodge. The
table was decorated with white
and pink carnations, and CEN
tered with a wedding cake.
The cake was served by Mrs.
Mae Weaver and coffee was
poured by Alice Greenough,
both auntS of the bride. Anna
Burg was in charge of the
guest book.
Out-of-tOWn guests were Mr..
and Mrs. Wayne Beary, Bernice
Parker, William Stevens, Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Buechler, Linda
and Ginger, Deanna Buechler,
Ole Buechler, Benny Buechler,
Matt Buechler, Jackie Vanoss,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Job, Jr.,
and Mary Meinhard, all of Har-
din; Mr.. and Mrs. Moe Weaver
of Cutbank, and John Mem
hard and Sophie Meinhard, both
of Bridger.
MacLeod-LeN asscur
In st. AIMS cathedral, Great
Falls, Saturday at noon, Msgr.
E. S. Schuster married Beatrice
LeVasSeur, daughter of MI. and
Mrs. E. j. LeVasseur of Great
Falls, and John F. Macleod, son
OF Mrs. Lille Anne Macleod of
Hardin.
Organist was Mrs. Edward
Lustgraaf.
The bride wore a gown of
pearl satin with a Shirred fitted
basque trimmed with sprays of
opal and iridescent sequins and
crystal beads. The high neckline
was finished with a bead
trimmed collar. The gown was
fashioned with long fitted
sleeves and a cathedral train.
A headband of crystal sequins
caught the brides illusion veil
and she carried cladiolas and
pink roses.
AS maid of honor, Dolores
Casey wore a pale green mar
quisette gown. She had a
matching crown and carried
pink and white gladiolas.
Jack Bulen was best man.
A wedding breakfast for the
bridal party and families fol-
lowed at Hotel Rainbow. Among
out-of-town guests we're the
bridegroom's mother and his
brother-in-law and sister, Mr..
and Mrs. Juell Ottun. of Hardin.
After a wedding trip in the
state, Mr. and Mrs. Macleod
will live at 1T Thirty second
street north. He is employed by
Motors Insurance Corp, and
she is with the McGregor elm
ic. She was graduated from st.
Mary'S high school and College
of st. Catherine, st. Paul, Mimi,
and trained as a medical tech
nician intern at st. Mary's hos
pital il Madison, Wis.
Macleod attended Hardin
schools and was graduated
from Montana State university,
where he was a Phi Delta The
ia. He is an air corps veteran.
Rainbow Assembly Meets
The Rainbow assembly met
Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock at
the Masonic temple. Petitions
of four members for degrees
were read.
After the business meeting,
refreshments were served with
Mrs. William Stoddard and Mrs.
B. H. McCarty as hostesses.
To Have Square Dance
Jasmine chapter No. IS, OES,
will hold a stated meeting on
Thursday, Feb. Is, at 8 p. m.
Following the business session
members and guests will enjoy
a. square dance in the banquet
room.
On February /, preceding the
meeting of the chapter, a "Baby
NSoAS@o1o44 was Ae11lUll1lCO
Mrs. Alice Salveson's daughter,
Sonia, and Mrs. Marilyn Jones'
son, Jerry, were bedecked with
CES 'colors and received tiny
gifts from Worthy Matron Mrs.
Gertrude Denny.
Pledge Sororities
Miss Beverly Terpening,
daughter of MIR. and Mrs. Lee
Terpening, has pledged Delta
Gamma sorority, and Joan
hammers, daughter of Mrs.
Magma hammers, has pledged
Alpha Chi Omega. Both girls
are attending Montana State
university at Missoula.
Hear Guest Speaker
The E and R Women's Guild
met Thursday, Feb. /, at the
church.
Mrs. John Mehling was in
charge of devotions, in which
Mrs. Alex Frickle and Mrs. Fred
Benzel, Jr., also took part.
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