The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-01-10

cages also were fllleQ WITH blue
carnations and yellow daffodilS.
Miss Jones wore a matching
bonnet with her antique gold
velveteen gown, and carried the
same flower arrangement as the
other attendants.
Mrs. Weiss attended her
(, daughters wedding in a gown
of rose pure silk, worn with
brown accessories and white Or
child. The bridegroom's mother
wore a fuschia gown with gold
accessories and an orchid COR
sage.
Mark Mcdonnell, brother-in-
law Of the bridegroom, was best
man, and Robert Conway of
Miles City, John Manovich of
Hardin William Reid and Don
Booke uShered.
A wedding breakfast was
served at the Northern hotel,
the serving table was centered
with twin hearts connected with
an arrow bearing the names of
the bride and bridegroom and
clustered with flowers in the
same colors carried throughout
the wedding
Out Of town guests from Har-
din were Mr. and Mrs. Russell
Vickers, Mrs. Martha Burd, Mrs.
Esther Bigley, Miss Charlene
Davis, Miss Martha Brendal, and
Mr.. and Mrs. William J.. Frank
lin.
For travelling the bride wore
a red pure silk dress with a
Winter-White fleece coat, red
hat, brown accessories and Or
child corSage.
The bride, a Billings high
school graduate, attended Mon
tana State university, where she
was affiliated with Kappa Kap-
pa Gamma sorority. The BRIDE
groom attended Miles City
schools, st. Thomas Military
academy in st. Paul, Regis high
school in Denver and Custer
County junior college before en-
tering the navy.
Chapter Holds Meeting
Jasmine chapter No. SIS, O.E.S.
met at the Masonic temple, Jan.
8, with Worthy Matron Hazel
Davis and Worthy Patron Ma
than Young in the East. The
Iobligation was led by the worthy
patron. The worthy matron ap-
pointed her standing commit
tees for the New Year.
Following the meeting re-
freShmentS were served in the
banquet room. Twelve members
with birthdays in January sat
at the Birthday table centered
by an artistically decorated
cake, the work Of Mrs. Wilma
Kalberg.
The meeting on January II is
designated Mems night. A COM
mittee of men members of the
chapter will have charge Of re-
freShmentS and entertainment.
Chairman of the committee
is q. S. SalverSon, who an
nounceS a square dance to fol-
low the regular business meet
ing.
All wives and husbands OF
Star members are also invited
to attend.
Hold Meeting
The .Neighbors of Woodcraft
! Lodge met in the Legion Aux
Hilary room Wednesday evening,
Jan. 2. With Guardian Neigh
Dor Mary Cool conducting the
meeting.
Refreshments were served by
Neighbors LaVOn Harris and
Elizabeth Brennan.
The next meeting will be
Wednesday, Jan. 6, at 8 pm.
Women's Guild Meets
The E. and R. Women,s Guild
met in the church parlorS
Thursday afternoon, Jan. 8. De-
vOtionS were in charge of Mrs.
John Mollerstuen. Mrs. Pete
Pitsch led in prayer.
Mrs. "A. G.. Kroehler was in
charge Of the New Year pro-
gram, which consisted of read
ingS, a special song, and the
reading of an editorial by DR..
&. w. Goebel, the president of
the Evangelical and Reformed
church.
Mrs. Pete New, president Of
the Guild, presided at the bus
mess meeting. There were %
members present.
Lunch was served by the hos
teSSeS, Mrs. Dave Herbel ST.,
Mrs. Alex Uffelman, and Mrs.
Alex Schneider.
Annual Dinner, Meeting
Following the regular service
of morning prayer at st. Thorn
as Episcopal church Sunday
morning, members land their
families met at the Legion hall
for the annual parish dinner
and meeting.
During the business session
Fred Lipp presided and I. 4.
Dehnert read the yearly report.
Charles Egnew was elected YES
tryman for a three-year term,
James Milne and Mrs. Frank
Starina for one-year terms. Bill
Alderman, lay reader, and o. G.
Reedy both spoke briefly, and
cOmplimented the local mission
on it's progress during the past