The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 27, 1920, Page 5

MONDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1920 BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE ENGAGEMENT OF MISS ATKINSON IS ANNOUNCED, The engagement of Annie Louise At-| kinson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Atkinson, to Gordon Cox was. an- nounced at a ‘luncheon given at one o'clock this afternoon at the! Atkinson home, 102 Avenue} B- West. Just a few of Miss’ Atkinson’s intimate friends were) present at the prettily appointed luncheon. A red rose was at each) place with small envelopes concealing the cards of Miss Atkinson and Mr. Cox. Christmas decorations predom- inated through the home. Miss Atkinson has a host of friends in Bismarck and has been active in social and civic affairs of the young- er set in the city, attended school at Dana Hall, Wellsley, Mass., spent a year at the Susan Blow school at Bos- | ton and is\a graduate of Miss Wood’s kindergarten school, Minneapolis. Mr. Cox is the younger son of A. Beecher Cox, of Valley City. Mr. Cox graduated from the law department of the University of Michigan and is manager of the Bismarck. offices of | the North Dakota Bankers associa- | tion, and associated with the law firm of O'Hare and Cox. | FORTY CLUB DANCING PARTY ° The Christmas party of the Forty | Club, ‘the second in their series for the season, was reported as being of | unusual briliance with everyone at) high tide of Christmas good cheer. Patterson hall was made into a house party effect with an enromous Christ- masjtree in the center of the ball room, gleaming in colored lights, fes- toons, and poinsettas. While a semi informal dance pro- gram was prepared, the party was for- mal in arrangements and in full dress. The gowns of the women are said to have been unusually pretty and effec- | tive in adding’ to the color effect of the party. On the dance program’ were two favor numbers, one for the men and another for the women, by which the} guests found partners for a dance number by! the names found on the favors. The dancin program was from nine to twelve, when a midnight | dinner was served in adjonnag rooms. One large table, with small | tables grouped cozily about, and set | off with red candles and Christmas |, flowers, made a delightful dining | plan arrangement where covers were} laid for the’eighty guests, completing one of the best delightful of the sea- son’s formal affairs. Out of .town guests were Judge Woodrough and Mrs. Woodrough of Omaha, Miss Agnes Orr, home from Minneapolis for the holidays. Stu- dents home from college and attending | were, Richard Leonard home from Dartmouth, and Miss Alice Webb’ on} vacation from Wisconsin University. SOLDIER BOYS REMEMBERED Nine ex-service men in! the hos- pitals of the city were remembered | on Christmas day by the War Moth-} ers, American Legion, and the Auxil- iary. A committee composed of mem- bers of the: War Mothers and Wo- men’s Auxiliary prepared a box of of sweets, and fruit, cake for each of | the men in the hospital, while the/ men of the Legion made cheery the | day with flowers and smokes. A feature of entertainment for the ex-service men far a year or more has been a victrola, placed for the use of the ex-service men while patients | in hospital by Hoskins Company. This ; victréla, it is reported, is pushed’ about the hospital by the soldier boys to any placc where it can bring diver- sion and cheer to the men, and has been greatly apppreciated. NIECES ON VACATION of Mrs, W. A. McDonald, nma Robertson Li teacher in high school and Miss Lorine Morr- “ hagen.of the State Bank, are on vaca tion; Miss Robertson to Park River, North Dakota, and Miss Morrhagen to St. Joseph, Michigan. They will re- turn after.the holidays. YOUNG FOLKS DANCE An enjoyable holiday dance was given ,Christmas , night in American Legion .hall under the supervision ot a number of young men. Nearly for- ty couples attended the dance, many of them students home for the holi- days. = LEAVE FOR CALIFORNIA Mrs. C. B. Little and family, accom- | panied by Miss Mabel Dietrich, leave for Hollywood, California, tomorrow to spend the season at their winter place at Hollywood. Dancing Party An A. 0. U. W. dancing party will be held Tuesday night at Elks’ hall. The committce extends a general invi- tation to people to attend. The danc- ing will be from 9 to 1 p. : Court Adjourns Federal court has adjourned in Bismarck. Judge Woodrough — will hold a term of court in Fargo begin-| ning this week. WESTERN MAID Beauty Parlors Marinello System Under New Management 215 Broadway Little Block Phone 694 “ Bismarck, North Dakota Subborohea _ Treatments, Electric Facial and Scalp Massages Comedoe and Acne Treatments n Special Treatments for Wrinkles Eyebrow Arching Shampooing, Hair Dressing and Manicuring Manicuring for Gentlemen | ning souls. | about building his reputation does lit- The man who forgets self and puts himself into the hands of | | God, without S¥servation and without @ certainly accomplish | more in the redemption of men; Paal'¥ Christ constraineth |j REY. COPELAND Evangelical Church Is to Inaug- urate an Aggressive Cam- paign Soon ALL ASKED TO JOIN The Evangelical church of this city is about to gressive evangelistic campaign with Rev. H. § | gelist of D: The spec Wednesday, ‘opeland, the noted evar Moines, 1 1 services December I. begin on p. m. and continue for severa There will be services 9 and 7:30 p.m. 7:3 week at A great watcimight service is be- ing arranged, with Evangelist Cope land preaching the sermon and the, pastors and people of several church- es uniting in the service. Rev. Copeland is an experienced and successful evangelist, a gripping speaker and a writer of note. His ar- ticles on the need and conditions of a nation-wide revival of journals, have attracted considerabie attention and created much interest. He says: fact of sin, and the fact of God’s holi- ness and His supreme hatred of sin, as well as His infinite love for the g world. We need to see the Divine Son of God on Galvary, making atone-! ; ‘ment for ‘thes! through His ca ‘bearing our sins in His own body on the tree. Paul never thought of ‘making good.’ He thought of win- The man who is careful tle else. doubting will ‘The love inational in character, and people of all shades of religious belief are in- vited and will be welcomed ATTENTION ROYAL ARCH ; MASONS A regular meeting of Bis- marck Chanter No .10, Royal Arch Masons, will be held at the Masonic Temple on Tuesday, De- cember 28, at 7:30 p.m. Instal- § laticn. NOTICE Wish to announce to the pub- lic dron in price of milk. 7 qts. delivered for $1.00 now. 8 quarts at house. ° Herman Ode, Dairy, 410 15th Street. Music. for dancing anytime Always ready whenever and wherever you want it—indoors, outdoors, at home, on vacation at the crowded resorts, or off in the quiet out-of-the-way places— if you have a : Victrola Stop in and let us demonstrate it for vou. Hoskins, Inc. Exclusive Victrola Dealer Bismarck, N. 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