The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 5, 1920, Page 5

S) ray ba » Mrs. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1920 p Se eek pa TRIBUNE MUSICAL CLUBS HAVE INTERESTING PROGRAM, FOR FEDERATION HERE, COUNTRY CLUB BANQUET BIG FEATURE “The biggest work of the musical clubs in North Dakota at the present time is to work in the high schools for full qredits for musical work tak- en there,” said Mrs. J.’H. Stapleton, delegate from the National Federatitin of Music clubs to the North Dakota Federation of Music clubs, which inct here today. “There is too big a break in music work when the student leaves the grades,” continued Mrs. Stapleton. “We must endeavor to have the work continued in the high school, and grant proper credit for it so that it will be worth while to register there for musical courses.” ‘ “America’s big great money, has made us overlook the fine arts the past few years, hence educational work along music* lines ‘has not been given proper attention,” emphasized the speaker. “We must wake up to our responsibility.” Mrs. Stapleton then spoke of the splendid work of the various state musical contests directed to encour- age the younger artists. Mrs. Staple- ton has been president of the Wis- consin Federation of Music clubs for the past seven years and has done work which has brought her national distinction. At Country Club At the close of this afternoon's ses- sion, the guests will repair to the Bismarck Country club, where they will be the guests of the Thursday musical club here. Mrs. J. P. French is chairman of the arrangements com- mittee and ‘has as:-her assistants, BE. H. Vesperman and Mrs. A, Arnot. The federation’s , colors, ver, purple and lavender will be car- ried out: in, the decorations in tho Country club rooms, ; Large howls of asters, will form the centerpieces, and Mrs. A. G. Jacobson will preside | as toastmistress and will call on the following for toasts: J dine, Mrs. W. F. C Poppler, and Mrs. Evening S Following the banquet, the guests will go to the Presbyterian church, where the evening’s session will be held which is open to the publi chorus of Bismarck Thursday Musi- cal club members will sing “Amer- ica Triumphant.” The chorus is com- posed of Mesdames Larson, Graham, Taylor, .Morris, French, Arnot, and Vesperman, Misses Jones, Irish Hoff- man and Messrs. Halvorson, Mason, Wallace, Gross, Humphreys, Wright, and Ferner. Mrs. Stapleton will de- liver an address and musical numbers will be given by. Misses Kelly and Sattler, of Grand Forks, Miss Mary Walter, of Devils Lake, and Mrs. Mer- | A re-| ton J. Orr, of Jamestown. ception for Mrs. Stapleton will con- clude the evening. ~ Jamestown: Woman Named «- At a meeting ofthe board of di- rectors held yesterday, Mrs. A. L. Knauf, Jamestown, was appointed to take-the place of Mrs. L. W. Williams, Grafton on the credentials commit- tee. Mrs. Williams is absent because of illness. Other appointments in- Day After Day \ lace your Warner’s Rust- In the morning as you Proof fer another day’s wear, do you not often think how trustworthy and dependable it is? day wear—their firm and their.material and boning gradually giving keep their good lines—through hard wear and after repeated ‘washings. greed for! So unlike ordinary corsets, which soon begin to show the effects of every- | jfarners Rust roof Corsets | cluded: Mrs. Andrew Blewett to the place of Mrs. Siver Serumgard on the resolutions committee, and Mrs. W. F. Cushing on the resolutions committee to replace Mrs. Walter Reed, Fargo. Morning Session At this morning’s meeting, the in- vocation was given by Rev. H. C. Postlethwaite and Mrs. Ernest Wright !led the assembly singing in the ab- sence of Miss Bergliot Caspary. The singing was accompanied by -both an organ and piano. The music clubs of, the state were welcomed most cordially by Mrs. Lar- son speaking for the Bismarck Thurs- day Musical club. Referring to the new role she was called upon to play {as public speaker, Mrs. Larson told a humorous incident of an éarlier day when she was charged with being able to talk long and cheerfully about nothing. Assuring the visitors that the pres- ent occasion is a happy contrast to that situation so far as subject mat- ter goes, she said: “We, as a club, together with the city of Bismarck, feel it a great privilege and honor to welcome, for the first annual con- vention, the North Dakota Federation of Music clubs. We extend to you most hearty greetings. We are glad to have you with us and feel sure you will prove a great incentive to our community. We wish you to have a good time in our town and hope when yyou return to your homes you may bring with you only happy memories of your visit to Bismarck.” President Responds Mrs. J. A. Jardine, state president i responded for the delegates, thanking j the Bismarck hostesses for their hos- | Pitality, and made a plea that those | who were present at the federation ‘show forth. its good effects in their |work during the coming winter in heir different communities. A short musical program by the ck club followed which includ- a group of Chinese songs, charm- | DYE RIGHT Buy only ‘Diamond Dyes” ingly sung by Mrs, °Florence Perrin Scheffer, the splendid interpretation o fa piano solo, Caprice Espagnol, Op. 37, by Moszkowski, by Mrs. Aruthur Bauer, and a violin solo, “Kinawaik,” zy Wieneawski, played in a pleasing manner: by Donald McDonald. The reading of the minutes and the reports of the state officers fol- lowed. Mrs. J. J. Nygaard, of James- town, gave her report as recording secretary. Mrs. A. G: Jacobson gave the report of the corresponding sec- retary, and the historical report was read by Miss Clara Pollock, Fargo. The afternoon’s session was opened by a short program by the James- town Music club. This was followed by the reports of the district chair- man, and by programs by the stu- dent section of the local club, and by the Fargo Musical club. Mrs. A. D. McKinnon, Goodrich, concluded the meeting with a violin solo. FEDERATION TO BEGIN SESSIONS HERE TOMORROW Leading Clubwomen of State to Gather in Bismarck for Meeting Quantities of autumn foliage bank- ed in the First Presbyterian church will form a charming backgtound for the North Dakota State Federation of Women’s clubs which will’ hold its first session in that church in the morning. Delegates are arriving on all trains and everything possible has been ar- ranged for their comfort and enter- tainment. The program for tomorrow follows: Morning Session 9:30 Assembly singe J. a Larson, president Bismarck Thursday Musical club, . leader. 9:45 | Invocation—Rev. H, C. Post- lethwaite. Addresses of welcome: For the Bismarck Federated clubs—- Mrs. G. F. Dullam, president City Federation. For the Commercial club— Hon. C. E. Young, president of the Commercial club. Response—Mrs, Frank White, past president, Valley City. “ Piano solo—Miss Gertrude Hoff- man. Reading of minutes of previous ‘board meetings—Mrs. Herbert Hallen- berg. Reports Credential—Mrs. Crosby. Program—Mrs. F. R. Smyth. Rules and regulations—Miss Farm- er, .Flaxton. Reports of State Officers Recording ane ‘etary—Mrs, Herbert of Commiiiees G. P. Homnes, Hallenberg, Fargo. Corresponding secretary—Mrs. +C. W. Burnham, Carrington. Auditor—M IcLane, Kenmare. Historian—Mrs, Frank White, Val- ley City. General Federation secretary——Miss Helen Bascom, Fargo. Endowment Trustee—Miss Mary 0. Movius, Lidgerwood. Vocal solo—Mrs. J. A, Larson. President's address—Mrs. O. W. Mc- Clusky. Appointment of committees. Announcements. FROM BIgDAL TI TRIP Mr. and Mrs. Frank Johnson, Katherine Griffin, have returned from their wedding trip of three weeks, which was spent in points in Mon- tana, They will be at home to theiz ‘8:30 Presentation of credentials. ‘ Each package of “Diamond Dyes” contains directions so ‘simple that} any woman ‘can diamon@-dye" worn. shabby © skirts, waists, | coats, gloves, stockings, draperies, everything, whether wool, silk, linen, cotton or mixed goods, jnew, rich, fadeless colors. Have i druggist show you “Diamond Dyes | Color Card.” lines growing less way— but Every Corset Guaranteed not to Rust, Break or Tear Webb Brothers (Expert fitting) Gifts to users Dessert Spoons We supply dessert spoons, teaspoon size, in this exquisite pattern of Wm. Rogers & Son AA silverplate. Guar- anteed 20 years. No ad- vertising on spoons. For the first spoon send 2 trade-marks, ‘plus 10 cents for postage and packing. Then we will offer you balance of a set. age. 10 cents for the spoon. JiffyJelt Real-Fruit Desserts Flavors in Vials friends at 1120 Broadway. MRS, PETERS AWAY Mrs. F. H. Peters left yesterday for a week's visit with her ents, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Foss, of Minot. RETURNS HOME Mrs. John Jackson, Elsie Serres, who has been the guest of her father, Jack Serres, Bismarck, returned to her home today in Tacoma. LUTHERAN AID Trinity Lutheran Ladie: ciety meets tomorrow afternoon at 3:30 p. m. with Mrs, church room, corner and Avenue C. Seventh street MISS CALL LEAVES Miss Katherine Call,.who has been the guest for some time of her mother, Mrs. N. C. Call on Avenue A, return- ed Sunday to New York, where she will re-open‘her classes in children’s dancing. i FEDERATION GUESTS Mrs. C. Campbell, of Ashley, is the house guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Anderson. Mrs. Robert McBride, vice president at large, who will pre- side in the absence of Mrs. McClusky, ‘will be the guest of the local clubs at the Grand Pacific hotel. MISS BRUCE LEAVES Miss Glenn Bruce, daughter of Judge and Mrs. Andrew A. Bruce, for- merly ‘of Bismarck, will leave this evening for Minneapolis, where she will re-enter the University of Minne- sota as a junior. Miss Bruce has held a position on the editorial staff of the Bismarck Tribune for the past month. FROM.GRAND FORKS Miss Elizabeth Kelly, and Miss Ma- rie Sattler, Grand Forks, who took part in the music federation today. and who appear Gnl-this evening’s pro- gram, are house ,ghegts,of Mr. and Thorson in the | PAGE FIVE Mrs, i, H. Vesperman. Mrs. Walter Cushing is at the home of Mrs. H.; R. Berndt. Mrs. Cushing formerly liv- ed here. i FEDERATION GUESTS Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Zuger have as their house guests Mrs. Andrew Blew- ett, and Mrs. George Blewett, James- town, who appeared on the program of the Music club federation ‘this af- ternoon, Mrs. C. S, Lyman, Cando, a delegate to the ral federation which opens tomorrow, is also a guest at the Zuger home. TO WEDDING Miss Irma Logan will leave this evening for Fargo, where she will join Miss Flora Lewis, and accompany her to Fergus Falls, where they will attend the wedding of Miss Gladys Barke of that place and Herbert Kroe- ze of Jamestown. Miss Lewis) has ‘visited Miss Logan here, and has a number of Bismarck friends. PAULA RIGLER TO MARRY daughter of Charles Rigler, Bismarck, to Herman Dilsen of New Salem, will take place next Sunday afternoon | here, at 4:30 o’clock. The ceremony, will be immediately followed by a din- ner tor the immediate family and inti- mate friends. In the’ evening, the bride and groom with Mr. Rigler, the groom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Max Dilsen, and Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Rosen will receive at a large reception. The Mrs, Jeannette Frendberg Piano instruction Studio at 408 2nd St. .- Varney Flats ne Dessert Free This week we will buy you av” Jiffy-Jell dessert. Get it from your grocer and we will pay him for it. See offer below. 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