The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 18, 1919, Page 5

TUESDAY, NOV, 18, 1919 ( ' BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE Methodists Meet Tomorrow For Two ‘ Days’ Conference Delegates From Nun Number of Sur- rounding Towns to Hear of Movement. When dancing | is delightful! Methodist ministers and lay dele- gates from a number of surrounding towns will meet here tomorrow to discuss the second phase of the for- ward movement launched by this church last year. The objective of the first phase was $1,000,000 for ex, pansion. The principal obpective of the second phase is a million new mem per for the church before June 1, 1920. Dr. C. C. Pettit of Helena, Mont., assistant area secretary, will preside over the sub-district conterence which opens here tomorrow afternoon and will continue until Thursday night. He will be assisted by Rev. Regan of Helena, a specialist in evangelism, and by Rev. C. S. Herman, for nine years a missionary in the jungles of india. While the sessions are prim- arily for the delegates and members of the church, a cordibl invitation is extended the public by Rev. George H. Quigley, pastor of McCabe church, where the meetings will be held. In last year’s movement, the Helena area was the first over the top in amount of money raised and in num- ber of tithers. The Helena district hopes to be first again to obtain the five-fold objective of this campaign: A family alter in every home; 1,000,- 000 new members by June 1, 1920; an invitation to every person in Method- ist territory to become a Christian; to locate every member of the church who has been lost through change of Real Linens for Thanksgivin A Timely Offering of Special Values When you have a Victrola to play for you ‘and can dance whenever you want. Come in and hear the newest dance music on the Victrola Every good housekeeper is as proud of her Table Linens as she is of her Thanksgiving Menu. There is nothing that takes me place of real Irish Linen for appearance, wear and general satisfaction. Practically no table‘linens have been produced during the past four years and it will be some time to come before the Linen Industry will be on its feet again. There are almost no table lin- ens to be had of wholesalers or manufactur2rs, and what small quantities there are to be had are at prices almost unbelievable. Owing to tig purchases we made before the linen prices be- residence, and to induce every mem- HOSKINS Victrola Department BLUE LODGE ELECTS NEW OFFICERS LAST NIGHT AT MEETING Officers were elected last night for the blue lodge Masons at the regular meeting held at the Masonic temple. The new officers are W. EB, Parsons, worshipful master; Robert Dutton, senior warden; R. W. Lumry, junior warden; J. P. French, treasurer; A. J. Arnot, secretary and G, F. Dullan, trustee for three years. The installation of the newly elect- ed officers will be held December 15. A special meeting of the lodge will be held next Monday night at the Masonic temple for degree work, about’ ten new members being scheduled for ad- mittance at that time. ELECT OFFICERS .TONIGHT ‘The order of Eastern Star will hold its annual meéting tonight at the Masonic temple for the purpose of electing officers, Besides: the election, there will be balloting on _ petitions and refreshments will be served which will be followed by a social hour. The present: elctive officérs' of the order are Mrs, R. M, Bergeson, worthy matron; Clifton Johnson, patron; Mrs. S. A. Floren, associate matron; Mrs. Alfred Zuger, secretary; Mrs. H. E. Span, treasurer; Mrs, H. F. Keller conductoress; Mrs. C. B. Nuper, as- sociate conductoress. There are also ten appointive o..ces’ tobe filled. MONDAY CLUB The Monday club met yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. G. F. Dullum and had a very interesting program on Russian characters, life arid novels. The roll-call was on prominent Russians, and Mrs. W. H. Bodenstab read a paper on “Revolu- tionary Days.” A biography of “The Little Grandmother” was given by Mrs, J. C. Anderson. The “Problem of Life in Russian Novels” and a biog- raphy of Nikolai Gogol were given by Mrs. C. C. Wattam and Mrs. H. R. Berndt spoke on Turgeneiv. The next meeting will be held December 1 at the home of Mrs. H. P. Goddard. Tribune Want Ads bring results. HAIR SOON TOO SHORT TO PUT UP A little “Danderine” stops your hair coming out and doubles its beauty To stop falling hair at once and vid the scalp of ‘every particle of dandruff. get a small bottle of delightful “Dan- derine” at any drug or toilet counter for a few cents, pour a little in your hand and rub it into the scalp. After several applications the hair usually stops coming out and you can’t find any dandruff. Help your hair to grow strong, thick and long and become soft, glossy and twice as beautiful and abun- dant. ber of the church to pay a tithe of his income into the church treasury. CITY NEWS | Re ins a omc VISITOR FROM MANDAN Charles F. (Kid) Winters of Mandan spent Monday visiting with friends in the capital city. MANDAN VISITORS Mrs. E. G. Wilkinson and Mrs. B. E. Finnegan of Mandan visited with friends in Bismarck on Monday. DO YOU WISH TO KNOW? Do you wish to know what thing your friends detest most? If so, come and sce at the chapel of the Presby- terian church, November 21. MEET THURSDAY The members of the German Luth- eran Aid society will meet at the home of Mrs. Carl Milde, 416 Twelfth street Thursday afternoon. All members are requested to be present, MEETING TOMORROW NIGHT The Bricklayers, Masons, and the Plasterers union will hold its regu- lar monthly meeting Wednesday night at the Labor hall. All mem- bers are urged to attend. MEET TONIGHT The members of the Capital City Homestead. No. 300, Order of Yeomen, will meet tonight at the Knights of Pythias hall, Important business is to be transacted. TO GIVE RECITAL Junior pupils of Miss Genevieve Menard, piano teacher of the Bismarck conservatory of music, will give a studio recital at 4 o’clock Weunesday afternoon on the third floor of the Bismarck business college building. CURRENT EVENTS CLUB The regular meeting of the Current Events club will be held Wednesday afternoon at 3 o’clock at the home of Mrs. George E. Wallace, 421 Avenue B, instead of at the home of Mrs. N. B. Fitch. An interesting program has been arranged. BOX IS IN TOWN Thomas Allan Box, former finan- cier of Townleyism, ex-secretary of the North Dakota council of defense and once prominent in the inner councils of the Nonpartisan league, was a visitor at the capitol today. FLEMING SISTERS TRIO “The Little Princesses of the Navy” are the Fleming Sisters Trio, accord- ing to the gobs who visited New York harbor, or were stationed thereabouts. During the war the Sisters played on every battlesip, Cruiser and gunboat that entered the port. They appear next Thursday evening in a joint re- cital with Miss Amy Ellerman at The Auditorium. MISS SEVERTSON MARRIED Miss June Severtson of this city and Lyle Prescott of Great Falls, Mont., were married last: night at Moore- head, Minn, by Dr. W. J. Hall of the Presbyterian church there. News of the wedding reached this city to- day. Miss Severtson is a member of the Ruby ladies’ orchestra and is one of the most accomplished\ pianists in the city. CODY-WETZSTEIN Miss Eva Wetzstein, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Adam Wetzstein, pioneer , | residents of Mandan, became the bride "lof Charles I’. Cody at a pretty church wedding last Tuesday morning, the Rey. Father Leo Hope saying the cere- niony. Miss Elizabeth Wirtz and John McNulty attended the couple and only immediate relatives were present. A wetlding collation was serv- ed at the home of the bride’s parents The bride has been employed in the office of the, Bismarck Grocery com- pany, and the groom has for four yeirs been associated with Mr. Wetz- stein in the plumbing business. — At Christmas time they will take - their honeymoon trip,’ visiting the groom’s parents in Portland, Oregon. Don’t forget the K. P. dance at Armory Thanksgiving night, with O’Connor’s orchestra. ' Miss Alice Linkfield Teacher of Violin. Graduate of the MacPhail School of Music, Minneapolis, Minn. Five years’ successful teaching. BISMARCK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC came prohibitive, we are now able to off2r our customers Real Irish Table Linens at prices that are but little more than tie Cotton Cloths now being shown. Of course, our stock of real linens is not as large as a year ago, but still:ample to provide a great many homes with genuine table linens for Thanksgiving. 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