The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 29, 1919, Page 5

- TUESDAY, APRIL, 29, i919. F BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE a ee DAUGHTERS OF ISABELLA HAVE pce DAY OF SPLENDID CEREMONIALS Yestérday afternoon and evening the Daughters of Isabella held their initiation and banquet. Cuindidates arrived. from Napoleon, Hazelton, Wing and Flasher, and including the Bismarck candidates there Were 33 in number. 5 The initiation was held at the K. C. hall and opened at 4 o'clock with a alrge attendance. The three\ degrees were conferred by Mrs. C..0. Smit’ of Fargo, the district’ deputy. of the’ Daughters of Isabelle, and Mrs. Smith was assisted by ‘Mrs. Lacey of Far- go, monitor, and by members of the local team. After the initiation, the following of- ficers were installed: Grand regent—Elizabeth Geierman. | Vice Grand Regent——Frances o- lan. Prophetess—Frances Dolan. , Historian—Flla Bannon. Financial secretary—Nell 1°, Houli- han. Monitor—Catherine Brovn. Sentinel—Mary Kelly. ‘Anna Reuter and Barbara Ryan. Organist—Tess. Lambert. Following the installation, an elab- orate banquet was served at the Grand Pacific hotel at 8:15, and covers were placed for about 130. The dining room f CITY NEWS| - From Hazelton. Mrs, Sam Wright of Hazelton, was in Bismarck on Monday, and spent the day here shoppin { Carson Publisher. | J. C. Bell, the hard-hitting editor; of the Carson Press, and J. J. Ferder- er, who hails from St. Joseph, were; Bismarck visitors: this week. | From Napoleon. i Mrs. William A. O'Donnell of Na-! poleon was in the city yesterday to! ~ attend the big meeting of the Daugh- ters of Isabella yesterday afternoon{ and evening. i Is In Jamestown. Miss Marie Beckman of the Lucas | store left Saturday for Jamestown, where she is spending a few days. Miss. Beckman was called away by the illness of relatives. Will Take Vacation. Mrs. Violet Altman. of the ready-to-| Wear department at the Lucas ‘store, | will leave tomorrow for-Algoma, Wis.,) Where: she willenjoy a three-weeks’| vacation visiting with friends. Here Yesterday. Vv. J, Hunter, traveling auditor for the, Soo line, was in the city yesterday onAmatters: ofbusiness and left this aining for poltits north’ on the Soa. Fi, Hunger Was? registered at the rand |Pacifia while here, + { q eb Fs With Spiro & Co. Mrs. I. S. Grant of Duluth, Minn., has accepted .a position with Spiro & Co. Mrs. Grant has for the hast ten years been’in the employ of the Brown Tailoring Co. of Duluth, and Panton & White, ladies’ tailors, also of that city. K. C. Meet Tonight \ Bismarck Knights of Columbus will meet, at 8:30 this evening in a regular | sessfon deferred from last. Friday. All! knights are expected te attend, as ar-; rangements will be made for a big initiation to be held in the near, future. he Former Residents Here. ‘Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Johnson of Beu- lah, formerly residents of Bismarck, | were. arrivals here yesterday for a| short visit and, are: stopping..at.the Grand Pacific. Mr. Johnson formerly | traveled*for a hardware company ant he 8 niow in the hardware business at Beulah. ¢ To Attend Niece’s Wedding \ Mrs, William E. Breen has gone to Jamestown to attend the wedding of her neice, Miss Mary Mason, to Mr. Frank LaFond, which will be celebrat-. ed at St. James’ church at 7:30 Wed- nesday morning. The ceremony will be followed by a wedding breakfast at the home of ‘the’ bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Mason. Miss Ma- Reduce Weight. ‘If _you wish to reduce steadily, yet eat andy, ice cream, etc: get a small bo: Of oll of korein at the druggist’s. Follow the directions. Absolutely safe, guaran- teed n. fhod of becoming thin.’ No self- ous, mentally, and: phystcaily alert— wae aure Rinne Reduction. guaranteed 10 to 60 pounds or no cost to you! a avnnuonnavanonueneannars TOT TT) - Hides & Leather _ We are wholesale. dealers in | Hides, Skins, Harness Leather, Lace Leather, Oak and Chrome Tann; and will pay Top Market Price for . Hides and furnish Leather at Rock Bottom Prices. It will pay you to figure * with us: before you place = your order. A $ GROVEHIDE& : jana 10. D. was artistically decorated in the pa- triotic colors, and carnations formed the table A sumptuous repast wa er which toasts to. Mrs. F. A. Knowles had been chosen as _ toast- mistress for the evening, but as’ she was ili and unable to be present, Mrs. A. H. Barrett very ably acted in the as toastmistress, The first s Mrs. C. O. Smith, Far- go, district deputy, good of the order. Mrs, Smith is a very lovable woman, and had won scores of friends during her former, visits jn Bismarck. Mrs! A. &. Brink ably responded to , a toast with “Our New Members” for hey subject. Mrs. A.‘ Bauer favored the company with a delightful instru- mental number, Miss Etuel Fleming gave a very interesting patriotic talk. Mrs. Charles McDonald, a new mem. ber, told an interesting story, followed by “Good Night” by Miss Julia Weber, and “The Star Spangled Fan- ner,” by Mrs. Bauer, which brought the affairs of the day to a close. Today, the Daughters of Isabella organize Court St. Cecelia at. Man- dan. This is the sixth court in the state,‘and the towns having courts are Minot, Fargo, Jamestown, Bismarck, Dickinson and Mandan. son is well known in Bismarck, where she has frequently visited her aunt. Was Ill at Mandan. Mrs. W. W. McDonald, wife of the leader ‘of the first North Dakota regi-) C mental band that. played some time] ¢ ea | dan, was able to’ leave the hospital | | | ago, and who was taken sick with in- fluenza when the band was at Man- Tuesday. She will visit with relatives at Bismarck for a short time before joining her husdand. Returned From France. Valley City friends here of Thomas ''4. Bonhus of Co. G, Valey City, will ; be interested in learning that he was ; one of the 37 more Nortl#Dakota men to arrive in New York very recently ; from France. Mr. Ronhus, who is a son of K. A. Bonhus, is a member of the force of the bank of Valley City, and he has been in overseas servic? during the past year. Penny Contest | The penny contest which had been conducted by the Luther league of the Swedisn Lutheran church was ofti- cially closed last Thursday evening. The blue bags reported $103.57 and the pink bags $102.10. The blue bags ; won the contest by $1.47. KNITTED WORK TO | BE TURNED IN| ! Mrs. Robert Orr, supervisor of the knitting department of the Red Cross, requests that all knitted articles which are completed be returned to the work rooms in the Masonic temple on Saturday afternoon between the hours of 2 and 5 o'clock. There is great -need of these knit- ted garments for the women and chil- dren -of France and Belgium, and the Red Cross is asking every woman who possidly can to knit at least one article during the month of May, and the Burleigh county cnapter expects to complete its full quota to be in division headquarters on June 1. 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