The Sidney herald., 1957-01-03

Mrs VIM. Scrivner
UNBAR-CALKINS
WEDDING DEC. ~

ated with yellow and white glad
lola and pompoms, Lillian Marline
Dunbar, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs,
John j. Dunbar of Cartwright be-
came the bride of Darwin E. Cal
kins, son of Mrs. Gladys Calkins
of Watford City. The single ring
ceremony was performed by the
Rev. VIM. H. Powell of Williston
at 4 pm. December 22nd at st.
Michael's Epicopal church in
Cartwright.
Mrs. Clarence Lieseth of Wat
ford City played traditional we'd
ding music and accompanied Mr..
Lieseth who sang 20 Perfect
Love" and Lord Who At Canals
Wedding" during the ceremony.
Given by her father the bride
was attired in a floor length gown
of Chantilly lace and net over
bridal satin fashioned in snug
duchess bodice with scalloped
neckline highlighted by pastel
sequine. A bouffant skirt had
cascades of net ruffles with lace
panels extending to a short train.
Her double finger tip veil of i'm
ported illusion was draped from
a coronet of lace studded with
tiny pearls and sequins. She car
ried a bouquet of pink baby roses
on a white Bible with white rib
bon Streamers.
Mrs. Roger Knudson of Minot,
cousin of the bride was matron of
honor gowned in pink ballerina
length formal with black bolero,
had a corsage of pink carnations.
Jack Hummer of Watford City
was groom's attendant. Flower
girls were Doris Papineau, cousin
of the bride and Mary Ann Cal
kins sister of the groom wore pink
and yellow nylon dresses.
Ushers were Eugene Calkins,
brother of the groom and Leo
Papineau, cousin of the bride,
wore white carnation boutoniere
Bryan Dunbar brother of the bride
was ringbearer.
For her daughters wedding, Mrs.
Dunbar wore a grey suit with
black accessories. The groom's mo-
Their, Mrs. Calkins wore a rose
print with black accessories.
Immediately following the cere-
mony guests went to the Bethel
church for a reception.
A Altered wedding cake topped
with miniature bride and groom
baked by Mrs. Dunbar and
decorated by Mrs. Forrest Johnson
conferred the bridal table. White
streamers and white bells orna-
mented the room.
r. After the bride and groom had
cut into the cake, Miss Muretta
made the rest of the cut
tings. Mrs. VIM. Lassey of Cart
wright and Mrs. Carl Olson of
.atford City poured.
Miss Mabel Hopperstad had
charge of the guest book, while
Mrs. Patrick Carroll and Miss
Doris Petersen of Watford City
were in charge of the gift table.
Ladies of Episcopal WA we're as
sisted by Mrs. Lawrence Croy and
Mrs. Ray Oakland of Bethel Lu-
theran WMF.
The bride was graduated from
high school and has been
employed at Valley Variety store
the past year; the groom is a
graduate of Watford City high
school and is at present based in
Japan with the armed forces at
where they plan to
make their home.
Out of town guests were Mrs.
Calkins and family, Mrs.
Lloyd Calkins, Mrs. Norman Aag-
nix, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Brown
r., Rev. and Mrs. Paul Davidson,
Mrs. Clyde Staley, Mr.. Reginald
aeetz, Mrs. Herman Thompson
md Alice, Mrs. Carl Olson and
laughter, Mrs. Rosair Bergeron,
Irs. Pat Carroll, Miss Doris Pc
efson, Deloris and Duane Hartle,
IL of Watford City; Mrs. Don
3oehning of Newtown, MIR. and
drs. Bob Walker of Grassy Butte, ]
dr. and Mrs. John Goldsmith, Mr.. !
nd Mrs. Everett Goldsmith, Mr..
nd Mrs. Peter Pfau of Sidney, /
ar. and Mrs. Olaf Finsaas, Mr.. j
nd Mrs. Raymond Finsaas and
iris, Mr.. Ole Hopperstad, Carl, +,
Alice, Irene and Mabel, Miss Muir ,
tia Norby of Fairview, Clarice
nd Janette Tjelde of Williston, ,
1rs. Tom Lester, Riverton, Wyo., ,
1r. and Mrs. Vernon Bartram and :
dr. and Mrs. Roger Knudson and
laughter of Minot, Mr.. and Mrs. +,
ielmer Helgeson of Alexander, :
1rS. Hubert Bartram of Alexan- ,
.er and Rev. and Mrs. w. H. :
lowell of Williston. For a brief :
rip Mrs. Calkins wore a red knit :
uit. The couple visited Dickinson :
nd Medora and returned here for :,
christmas festivities. :
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Sundvold
nd Lawrence of Culbertson were
isitors at the Arnold Skogens q
ere Monday, Dec. II after a day {
( shopping in Sidney. q
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Youngstown I
nd Mrs. Emalie Lassey were in I
Villiston on a Wednesday to meet }
'larance diversion who was expec- {
ed here for the holidays from
nashville, Tenn, however Clar- \
nee failed to arrive that day and c
frs. Youngstrom and Mrs. Shade S
,ere over again Saturday when
ne young man arrived. a
Tom Lester and wife drove {
ere from Riverton, Wyo., Friday
efore Christmas to spend a few il
avs with home folks and left on \
fonday morning on the return h
nip, accompanied by Mrs. Agnes
roy who will spend some time il
nth them at RivertOn. Earlier