The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 30, 1919, Page 5

| j \e ow ~ tl 10% adn FRIDAY, MAY. 30, 1919. JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET OF: “BISMARCK HOSPITAL TRAINING SCHOOL WAS ENJOYABLE EVENT Wednesday evening the juniors of the Bismarck: hospital training school were ostesses to the seniors, the member# of the faculty of the training school ‘and: Dr. Emma Ackérman at a banquet at the Grand Pacific at 7:30. Covers were laid for 35. The long table was very artistically decorated with streamers of purple and gold, the senior class colors,. andlilacs in pro- fusion were attractively arranged on side tables. A yellow tea rose marked each pface ‘and the place cards were daintily decorated with yellow roses on. which the. names of the guests were ‘printed i purple. “A stimptous turkey dinner. was served, and during the dinner hour victrola music was enjoyed. ~ Following the banquet a program of toasts was given, Miss Nellie Wolver ton? acting as toastmistress. Ture¢ juniors and three seniors respondei to\very clever and original toasts Speeches were also given by membera of the faculty. hose to respond to toasta were: / Miss Rose Schafer, Miss Joyce Bab-/ LARGE ATTENDANCE FOR SHIRT WAIST PARTY OF U, C. T. IS ANTICIPATED; A large attendance is predicted for the- United Commercial Travelers’ shirtwaist party to be given at the ‘Elks’ temple tomorrow evening. The Series of‘informal dances which the travelers have given in the homelike Elks’ qarters during the last spring and winter have proven very popular and have established a permanent eHentele which is always assured of a good time. Unusually elaborate prep- arations have; been made for Saturday even gs event, and. it..promises to bry ut the largest crowd, of the for,t ip knigh i ! ANNUAL ALUMNI BANQUET WILL BE HELD ON JUNE 6 On Friday evening, June 6, the an- nual banquét of the Bismarck high school will be held at the Bismarck high: school. gymnasium at, 8:30, and invitations are being sent‘ out. today to-all the former graduates of that institution. Myron Atkinson is in charge of the arrangements for the banquet, and those assisting on the committee are Miss. Helen ‘Register, Miss Elsie Smith and Dill Register, Following; the banquet dancing will be enjoyed, and ‘the affair promises to be. one’ of, the: most delightful events ,son.the week’s calendar. Js Lutheran Ladies’ Aid The Lutheran Ladies’ Aid society will hold a food sale on Saturday aft- crnoon at the offices of the Bismarck Gas Co. » “A Boy 4 Mr. ard Mrs. C. C. Wattam, 612 Fifth street}/are the parents of a fine néw' bay born Thursday atthe i ‘hospital:: Bay Gospel Services. spel” service will be held next Sunday\afternoon at 2 o'clock in the Union Labor, Hall on Fourth ‘street ovér the Grand'theatre. Everyone will be welcomed. t <.. ‘Bismarck Hospital News Miss Bertha Joachim, who has been in the hospital for some tim2, leayes today for her home at Eureka, S. D, Mrs. T. Maynard leaves the hospital for her home: at Beach today. Here Thursday Miss Barbara Miles was an arrival in'the. city yesterday from Mankato, Minn., where she had been attending school, and stopped over here on her DIAMONDS JEWELRY. Commencement. Gifts People instinctively associate / this store with the buying of Gifts, ‘because our: line in- literally everything found in a high-class Jewelry cludes store. j : The public knows the value of our service, body dppreciates the beauty and variety of patterns, the originality of the- designs, and the high standard of quality. This preference also extends to our prices, fied public knows them to be synonymous with the integ- rity of our merchandise. F. A. Knowles Jeweler & Optician Bismarck Established, 1907 cock, Miss Clara Handy, Miss’ Edith Dodd, Miss Anna Smilie and Miss El- ma, Kittlestad. Following the banquet an autofho- bile ride was an enjoyable feature, and the entire affair was a most delight- ful one. . ‘ Those who were at ‘the Yanquet were: i 6 Seniors—Lillian Schroeder, Hilda Rechtle, Agnes Peterson, Sara Good- boy, Elizabeth Steiger, Ida Swanson, Etiel Phillips, Elma Kittlestad, Hdith: Dodd. Della, Kibler, ‘Cecil Johnson. El- nor Solberg, Ruth. Lloyd, Elizabeth Locke, Elsie Roseberg, Anna Smilie, Winifred Brady, Adeline Stanger. Junicrs—Mable Boening, Rose Scha- fer, Sarah Dalve, Joycé Babcock, Es- ther Anton, Kuth Korn, Jennie Jenson, Florence Petrie aMtie Krueger, Clara | Handy, Myrtle Paris, Nellie Wolverton | Olive Walters. ie Miss: Louise Hoermann, R. S., super- ‘intendent of. Bismarck Hospital. Miss Mae Hernmiller, principal of) the training school. Misse Lydia Neumeyer. Dr, Emma Ackerman; this morning. Visiting in Bismarck Miss Ethel Drake arrive in the city. Thursday evening .from Forsythe, Mont., for a week’s ‘visit at the home of Mr, and Mrs. H. S. Dobler of Ave- nue B. Miss Drake stopped over in Bismarck on her way: to Illinois. from Hazen, R. M. Harmson a banker from Bald- win @ in the city, and is stopping at the Grand Pacific, From Wing. Mr,and Mrs. J. D. Yager of Wing dre visitors in the capital city. mak- ing the trip by auto. Visited in Bismarck. Mrs, M. T. Berger of: Linton visited in the. city, on Wednesday and spent} jthe day here shopping. From Fargo. United States Marshall C. R. Wat- tfés, of Fargo is ‘in the city today and is stopping at the Grand Pacific. To Visit at Crystal, Mrs. W. L. Nuessle leaves today for Crystal,..where she will spend a couple of weeks with her mother. Here Wednesday. ; Mrs. J. F. Robdinson.and daughter, Miss Isabelle, were: visitors in the \capital city, Wednesday from Steele. At The Van Horn, John Nordahl, T. D..O'Neill and O. Lingenfelter of Holliday were in the city yesterday and ‘registered at’ the 810 Sixth street, are the parents of a fine -eight-pound daughter born Wed- nesday at the Bismarck hospital. ‘Here Wednestlay. « < «” » F. G. Chambard of Valley City was a caller in Bismarck on’ Wednesday attending to matters of"business, and registered at the Grand Pacific. Bismarck .Hospita!’ News. Mrs, J.J. Altes and -baby daughter: left the. hospital-tlast: evening for their ho at “Steele. © +> %. i Be ‘Miss Bertha. WackersJeaves tomor. row morning for her: home:at Wash: burn. From Minneapolis. Nels. Kristiansen arrived in the city a few days ago to take a position at the Holmboe studio. . Mr. Kristiansen came to Bismarck from Minneapolis, and ‘he is said to be one of the best photographers in the northwest. Luther: League Meeting. The “Blue” side, having won by just $1.47 in the penny contest, which was conducted by the Luther League of the Swedish Lutheran church, will be royally entertained by the “Pink” because every- A because a satis- way to Ashley, leaving for that point |. California \BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE COUNTRY CLUB’S OPENING PARTY... PROVES VERY SUCCESSFUL AFFAIR The Country clud's opening party at the club house last evening proved a very successful affair, .The gale, with its clouds of dust, did not .suc- ceed in keeping anyone away, and the club house..was so inviting in appear- ance and there was such a-genial, air, of hospitality that everyone felt repaid for having braved the elements when they reached the scene of festivities. The attendance was unusually large. The floor at ‘times was almost too crowded for dancing, but everyone was in good hunior and the big crowd was. ,congenial., QO'Connor’s orchestra had an exceptionally snappy program of dance numbers and it was liberal with its encores. The ladies, who arranged the re- treshments contributed - one of the lors, commencing at 8. o'clock are welcome and a large crowd is de- sired: To Leave For Fargo. Miss Marie Beckmah, who nas been ; employed at the Lucas, store for the past two years, will leave Saturday for Fargo. Wednesday evening *a number, of Miss. Beckman’s, friends gave a theatre party, in her honor at: the Bismarck theatre after which the members of the party: went to, the Hoffman Chocolate shop for lunch. To ‘Montana. . J. W. Brander, Burleigh county agtnt for the last year and a half, left today for Bozeman, ‘Mont., where he has been promoted to an, attractive posi; tion with the bureau of markets of the department of agriculture: Mr, Bran- they will immediately take up their residence in the: Montana dity. ‘The, young people made many friends. dur: ing ihele residence here and a host of good’ wishes accompany them to their new .home. 7. * d Enjoyable Event,” rh The Saffo dating circus Sati the and the musit’for the dancing was furnished ‘by O'Conpor’s orchestra. The armory was elaborately decorated for the ‘occasion, the colored ‘lights ‘| making @- pretty effect, and a wire strung with balloons was hung across the hall... Confetti, caps, and circus lemonade were some of the features of the circus. Qwing to the extremely warm weather very few were masked, N. J. Safro,.who had charge of the. ‘CASTORIA “For Infants‘and‘Children at. "From Steele tus | Van Horn. he] fn Use For Over 30 Years ‘Nie, Misses, Helena, and Dorothy se + | alwayd bears got og ia jtors in the. city from ¢ Have ‘New Dadghter. Oy the . pray : 3 Attorney and Mrs, ‘J: A. Hyland .of| qignature of | | ry the — Confectionery Storé er) 6 Of Cream and Soda Water. ms Cigars'& Tobacco \, 121 FIFTH, ST... Give Us a Trial—Get Our Prices OULU ALTE poy a i side this evening in the church par-|dancing party, is employed at Hoff- All| man’s chocolate shop, dtr was accompanied-by his wife, and) TILT ——— : 'Fruit.& Everything fresh: in“Frutts ‘and |: ‘Home Made Candies, Ice | ppanior thigh school will-giveya et fit im. at the hi 09) | ‘to 1M ty Armory’ on Tues(lay evening’ wasyane , vil davurday ‘ay eae of the enjoyable events of the, week. ! There were about 150 in attndance. | # PAGE 5. most successful features qi the even: ing. Everything was appetizing, tasty and appropriate tor ‘a warm weather luncheon. There was a, big abundarice ef the delectables, and guests were urged to come back for}. more, which''they did without a great deal ‘of pressing. In every respect the openjng. function was, a.most .satis- factory affair, and Chairman Whitney and members of the house committee, with their aides, were showered with many well-deserved compliments. Owing to the high wind there had been little tournament play up to noon today. It is probable that/-the completion of this event will be de- ferred until a later date when there will be greater opportunity for a real display of skill. i | MUNCIE Bismarek Woman Is - Elected Treasurer 674 1. TY of State P, E. 0. Mrs. J. B. Eaton of Fargo was elec.- ‘ed president of the state chapter ‘of the P, EB. O. Sisterhood at the annual election “held Wedffesday afternoon. The other officers are: . First vice president, Mrs. Howard Simpson of Grand Farks;"\second vice president, Mrs, BE. ‘A: Lillibridge of Dickinson; organizer, Mrs: J. B, Meyer of Valley City; recording secretary, Mrs, Al- guire of Beach, N. D.; ‘corresponding’ secretary, Mrs, I", R. Smyth, of: Bis- marck, and, treasurer, Miss Elsie Cook of Minot,’ - : MUSIC PUPILS IN . BRNEFIB,RECITAL “Mrs. RR. G. Wheeler's pupils | from S Those to take part are Bathering Hod enstab, Mary Cayou, Louise Berndt, PIANO TUNING C. G. BIGGS OF FARGO || Here for short time on annual trip. Phone or call Grand Pa: cific Hotel. SHIRT WAIST DANCE TOIT Teas a‘ Saturday, May 31 poet Hall fe Travelers and. Friends’ Invited * : Decoration Da ? : ~ Specials — ictory Sundae “Peace Sundae G.A.R. Special Aviation Freeze—Yankee Cooler : Fresh Strawberry Souffle. . Bitter Sweet Sundae, with - ,, aa Whipped Cream Fresh Strawberry Sundae Fresh Strawberry Soda ‘Strawberry Short Cake Frapped Lemonade Botiman’s Chocolate Shop . . ‘Rookie Sundae ‘ Melen Steele, Kathryn Smith, Esther Schultz, Genevieve Zoise, Ruth Wilder, | children will be accepted, Josephine Kositzky, Bettie Dunham, _— Josephine Maynard, Elsie Gfams, Ha: wel Lenhart Esther. The program wi!l consist of piano and vocal numbers in solo, duet, trio and chorus forn 2 avnuevvenunanncuccunauceveuceenenavcuencensnavnovanucavoncneguvanucanueenuaceneeasesnaucavocanecnseessicessverssussoeusoesneesnsoesgueneaceecueetuoee uate Jacobson | A silver offering for the Armenian | general crocketyeand novelty business, at the same time continuing to handle la full grocery line, Mrs Ryan and Ben BUYS RYAW STORE. | Mathison, who has’ assisted ‘him, will George W. Little has purchased y. [remain with the establishment. Mr. T. Ryan's interest in the Ryan gro-j Little will instal a complete delivery cery on Broadway, which Mr. Little in- | system and will extend the store the |tends to enlarge and expand into-a|full depth of the building. * App ropriate Gift - de Suggestions for the Graduate « ings, are gifts any girl would de- The suggestion of Jewelry for graduation gifts is met with hearty approval by the recipi- ents. We present herewith a list of only a few of the many very sire, We also have a beautiful line of Rings with small Diamonds, Sap- phires, Acquamarines, Tourma- FA 2 = is BUM ESTOIE. ai| Y Bisttarck Council, | s. | 1 sain ATTENTION : acceptable gifts which are to be lines, and Amethysts, set in had at our store: beautiful Pierced Green Gold Cameo Rings, in Pink Shell or ™ountings. 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