The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 14, 1916, Page 5

oe Ss party. given last evening in Paterson “| FRITHJOF HOLMBOE ( 1 A NHURSDAY, DEC. 14, 1016. Musical-Club To Meet With Mrs, Kiebert The Thursday. Musical club has ar- ranged an interesting program for the ‘meeting Friday afternoon with Mrs. William, V. Kiebert in Fourth street. ‘The lifé and works of four of the mod- ern American; composers,. Chadwick, Danza, ‘Parker’ and Hadley will be studied and will be reviewed by Miss Clara Tatley, supervisor. of: music in the public schools, “Miss Helen Fisk will be the leader and the musical numbers will include.a piano solo by Parker, contributed by Mrs. Arthur Bauer, a piano solo by the same com- poser, by ‘Mrs. J. A. Haney, and voice numbers: by Mrs. BE. H. L. Vesperman, who will sing a selection from Had- ley; Mrs. Kiebert, from Parker; Mrs, i & Luehe, from Chadwick; Mrs. H. ‘H. Steele, from Danza, and Mrs. ‘Bald- win, from Parker. Mrs. J. A. Gra- ham and Miss Dorothy McFarlane will: also contribute voice numbers, . eee Undergoing Treatment, ‘ \__ Mrg.'8. B. Kohler, mother of Mrs. A. 'W. Lucas.of Avenue A, and Mrs. Max Kupits.of Second street, has entered the St. Alexius hospital for treatment. see 4 Sodality : Meeting. The girls of St. Mary’s Sodality will hold one of.their social] meetings in St. Mary’s ‘hall this evening. .An invita- tion -is extended to all the Catholic -girls of the city to attend. Miss Mar- garet Brown and Miss; Ada Mauer are Club Gives Dance. : Forty couples attended the dancin: hall by the Capital Dance club... The Holmboe Studio Photographer PHONE 264 : Christmas 1916 Your friends can buy. anything you can..give them— except, your pho- tograph., Jove omy U0. (10,.DAYB LEFT |, |: \ MAKE YOUR APPOINTMENT ~~“ TODAY | PICTURES WILL BE FINISH. "ED FOR CHRISTMAS | Exquisite GRAND “| Miss. Magill will be ' Corcoran; VIOLETS, SWEET PEAS, ROSES —for— i Now on display at HOSKINS — guests, which includgd- the, younger, dancing set of the city; enjoyed the’ the series. Wednex cember 27. f te Minnéapolis, Glenwood, Mankato “Aid - Stillwater, Minn. Miss Laist was‘je the east for over six weeks vis! th. friends and relatives,.: «> Saat 8 Entertaining Farge Guest, Miss, Dorothy Hanna :of the:.gover: nor’s mansion, is entertaining’ as her guest, Miss Elizabeth Magill, of Fargo. Miss’ Hanna’s guest for some time, Mrs. LAB. Han- na has goné to Minneapolis for a short sojourn. © 7 @ 08 i my) sTo Give Luncheon; «5 adden will’ be hostess Mrs. T. tomorrow: afternoon \at:her: :home {'|, Second. street'.at a cheon, . the guests to include members’of the; Fri:|' day Crochet club. The luncheon will be served at 1:30 and the afternoon will be spent in fancy work and other social diversions. : so 06 ¢ Joins Capitet: Force. Miss Olwen Hughes, daughter of Rev, and’'Mrg: John R. Hughes of Aberdeen; but formerly of this: place, has accepted a position in the Secre- tary of State's office and: has already assumed® her duties. ~Miss .Hughes was a guest of Miss Winifred: Knud- son during the first part of the month. ee 8, * Visiting Relatives. M aed Mrs. J. W. Bliss’and childrén. of Fourth street left yesterday for Pekin, N. D., where they will spénd the Christmas: holidays with Mr. Bliss’ parents, They: were accompanied by Mr. Bliss, who will transact business in Alkado before returning to the city. He will join them later for the holl- days. : i es 6 @ \ At. a meeting of the Royal Neigh- bors Tuesday evening in the Knights of Pythias hall the following officers were elected:y Oracle, Mrs. B. J. Schultz; vice racle, Mrs. William receiver, Mrs. L. Van Hook; recorder, Mrs. C. R. Kositzky; chancellor, Mrs. L. M. Parsons; past oracle, Mrs, Harry A. Thompson; mar- shal, Mrs. Richard Penwarden; assist- ant marshal, Laura Doorley. The ini- tition, of a class of candidates also featured the meeting, Black Silk Stove Polish Liquid Not Reb Off, Lasts 4 Times as Leng as Others, ‘Saves, Work. Gaetan Telly Paste Corsages OPERA | ‘The Happy Medium in Piano Making HE HAMILTON PIANO is nail) for. people like you and me. It has every- thing the average man desircs—beautiful tone, responsive action, pleasing case design, dé- pendable materials, expert workmanship—but there are no frills or furbelows to increase ‘its cost. When you buy a Hamilton you get at a moderate price an instrument ‘that will com- pletely satisfy you and your family—one that you, will net likely outgrow. Come ia and hear this House of Baldwin product. The Baldwin Piano Co, . M. THOMPSON, Local Agent learpens e © Cowan’s Drug Store -| Alexius hospital training school. * | event. Mary Kaestner will be one of the big stars to sing in the- production of Verdi’s famous opera “Aida” by the urday evening at the Auditorium. She will sing the role of Aida, daughter of Amonasro, King of Ethiopa. Wherever Miss Kaestner has appeared she has been conceded the great star of the company. The music critic of the Aberdeen Daily News in writing of Miss Kaestner says: “In singing, the leading roles in the double bill of Cav- alleria Rusticana and Pagliacci, as sub- stitute for Stella De Mette, repeated hey triumph of the evening before, and that this! most excellent. artist demon- strated her versatility by. singing and acting the two difficult. roles at con- secutive performances, and if one may To Remember Soldier Boys With Christmas Box The Bismarck boys of Company A, stationed at, Mercedes, Texas, will have some. of the | Christmas «cheer. from their north¢rn home, if ‘plans can be. carried out a8 outlined by a num- ber. of patriotic women of the Capital City. A large box to contain Christmas articles will be packed Saturday after- noon ‘at *-o’clock in the office of the Gas company, Fifth street and Broad- way, and dispatched ot the border in time for the festive day. Those in charge are anxious that not one boy ‘be forgotten and so they are asking for donations from anyone the movement. Individual gifts as well as articles of food will be accept- able. » The Thanksgiving box sent to the boys was heartily received and many letters found their way to the Capital City expressing their appreciation for: the good things provided. The Christ- mas box will find a more heartier wel- come among the boys, who are used to celebrate the day in the land Of snow covered prairies and cold brac- ing winds, instead of a balmy south- em clime. It is expected that a most generous response will be made and that the Capital City box will be one of the best to find its way to Merce- des. Other cities of the state are sending boxes, among them Grand Forks. Members of the Soldiers’ Aid are in charge of the arrangements in the lat- ter city. ‘ { 5 oe Entertains Montana Guests. Mrs, N. L. Call of Avenue A, ente? tained as her guests for several days, her son. and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, Grant Call of Great Falls, Mont. Mrs, Grant.Call has gone to Chicago where she will spend the Christmas holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George A. Hughes, former resi- ‘dents of the Capital City. Mr. Call has returned to Great Falls, but will later join Mrs. Call in Chicago for the holidays. . Piano Recital. Miss Grace Myers will present six of her advanced piano pupils in re- cital Friday evening at her residence studio in Rosser street. This will be the first monthly program to be given by. them and will include sonatinas and sonatas. Those taking part are William ‘Newcomb, Lucile Lahr, John Larson, Alice Webb, Esther Larson, Blanche Myers. Miss Myers will re- view the history of the sonatinas and sonatas. 4 one Announces Dancing Party. One of ‘the interesting society events of the Christmas. holiday sea- son will be the dancing party Friday evening, December 29, in Patterson hall, ‘given by the nurses of the St. In- tations for the event will go out the st of the week. The nurses gave one of the most successful dances last season and are planning to make their Christmas dance a more brilliant Miss McPake, superintendent of nurses, is chairman of the commit- tee on arrangements. . Jobgson’s for corsets. Takes Leading Role —_ In Saturday Night Bill San ‘Carlo Grand Opera company Sat- MARY KAESTNER Dramatic'soprano who will sing title part/in Verdi’s Opera ‘Aida’ pick favorites from so excellent, an aggregation, she would probably’ be the first choice.” . She will be supported by other lead- ing stars of the company, Davide Sil- va singing the role of Amonasro,:Mad- dalena Carreno, ‘Amneris, Manuel Sal- azer, Radames, Pietro De Biasi, Ram- fis and Natale Cervi, the King. of Egypt. The opera event is of rare import: stiqents and lovers }of music, whose opportunities, to hear the big works, as sung’ by noted art- ance to all ists, over ane in a, great while. The generously. popular scale'of prices arranged between Mrs, Cushing and the opera management is another feat- ure that will ‘appeal very considerably to. musiclovers ‘and theater-goers gen- erally. Raut —SeoeeeeeeeeoeoEoeoEoe=se=EeeO aaa SSS Killing the Calves ‘—All-sorts of excuses are offered for the high price of beef, the.most plausible be- ing the alleged demand for veal— ‘the killing, of calves ‘which’ should be! allowed to growinto regularbeef.” You cannot have beef if you eat itas‘‘veal”, but youcan have Shredded Wheat Biscuit which. contains more ' real nutriment than beef and costs much less. Shredded wheat biscuit is the whole - wheat steam-cooked, shred- ded and baked. ‘Makeit your “meat” for’ ten days and see how much better you feel. 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Nothing better for bron- chitis,, hoarseness, whooping , n croup, m1 covgh,. bronchial winter asthma or splendid cough syruy ‘por of Pinex (50 cents worti.), into a pint’ bottle and fill the botth with plain granulated sugar syrur You then have upply—of a much than vou could bay is a special and highly concen r mpounc .of genuine Norway pine ex'ract, combi with guaiaco; and is snown tke world over for itq promptne:s, ease and certainty in over; coming stubborn coughs and chest colds Te id disappointment_ask you a iat for “244 ounces of Pinex” with directions, and’ don’t opt any Guaranteed to give absolut, mn or memey promptly refunded. ayne, in Blind Orator Addresses ‘Frederick Atwood, supreme repre- sentative of the Knights of Pythias lodge of ‘Minnesota, gave a most in- structive and interesting address last evening before the St. Elmo lodge in Castle hall. Mr. Atwood, who is known as the “blind optimist,” spoke on “Fraternal- ism and Pythian Knighthood.” The other feature of the program was the singing of two numbers by the Bis- marck Male Quartet and the piano solo by Miss Marjorie Best. Mr. Atwood is being entertained while in the city by R. L. Best and E. M. Thompson. i EDWARDS IN THE CITY. E. R. Edwards of Jamestown, state high school inspector, is a registered guest at the Grand Pacific hotel this afternoon. i 4 x _ * © 8 FROM MINNESOTA CITY. | R. J. Buchanan of Fergus Falls’is a Minnesota visitor in the Capital City today, who is' headquartering at the Grand Pacific. it * ee HERE FROM NEW SALEM. John M. Smith of New Salem arriv- ed in the city today and is attending to business matters. He is registered at the Grand Faeific. * bd “ ELLSWORTH IN BISMARCK, Judge S. E. Elisworth of Jamestown arrived in the city yesterday and this morning took his place as one of the counsel for the defense in the trial of the state against F. J. Durant, Gifts Hand made Camisoles and bags of all kinds. New line of Handkerchiefs and Boudoir caps. Assortment of Oorsages separate boxes. New line of veils and velvet roses in all shades. OPEN EVENINGS NIELSEN'S St. Elmo K. of P. Lodge} MILLINERY ically mounted in a mind—Za FINNEY’S DAILY What’s in a Name? ‘The evest and name of Knowles and Haney on a gift paek- , age stands first for the quality of the merchandise, second that which is now up-to-the-minute in style and not duplicated in design by others, Look for the name and crest of, Knowles and Haney on your Christmas gift; it will prove that the giver looked for the best merchandise sold in its particular line. ‘Knowles & Haney Jewelers and Importers of Diamonds, Bismarck, ‘N. D. which was called in the district court this morning, Wednesday from the Twin Cities, where he had been purchasing stock for the holiday trade. eee RETURNED TO JAMESTOWN. Frank L. Kellogg, real estate dealer Jamestown, left this afternoon for that’ city after, spending last evening RETURNS FROM TRIP. in the city with friends. i Herman Lasken, proprietor of the| Liberettos for the operas now 01 Fifst Street Stationery store, returned | sale at Hoskins. nfs i Sutect Against Substitutes “= HORLICK'S Round THE ORIGINAL... MALTED MILK Made in the largest, bes sanitary Malted ail eee ican sorta We do not make “‘milk products’’— Skim Milk, Condensed’. Milk, ‘etc. Ask For HORLICK’S THE ORIGINAL MALTED MILK Made from clean, full-cream milk and the extract of select malted grain, reduced to powder form, soluble in : water. Best Faod-Drink for All Ages. G Used for over a Quarter Century "he Unless you say “HORLIOIS?” you may ge Me Take a Package Home si PB a All settings made before Monday, Dec. 18, will be finished for Christmas. BUTLER’S STUDIO Hare Block 3111, Main St Phone 249 * DICKINSON MAN HERE. William Schuette of Dickinson was an arrival in the city last night and is today attending to business matters, at He is a guest at the Grand Pacific. Paar Whitman's Candies atid Confections have made every Christmas merry since. 1842—20c to $5.00. dar, PHOTO SEHVICE boy or Davis Quality Greeting Cards will care for a multitude of friends for whom Kent’s Hair Brushes are no longer obtainable in the Every purse and hand bag in nothing else is a ppropriate—over 200 numbers vis boar Ps neo leather. | 4, select from—all new stock. ~ Our Perfumery “( Department United Statez—a limited supply only—$2.50 to $10.00, THERMOS BOTTLES THERMOS CASES embraces all the better domestic Finney’s ; a 2 BILL BOOKS cam anda ie monet me! 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