The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 11, 1921, Page 5

a) _ conundram: on the back of her. placé! , club. .It waa voted to. plant an elm “When Mme. Curie comes to Minne- vcialiat stor: the’ state De y lustrating her interesting talk by a * national convention to be held at To: - from first to last In‘a manner to Yo THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE B. AND P. W. CLUB. GOIN FOR AID The get together dinner for the Business and Professional Women’s club, held in the dining room of’ the Grand Pacific last evening, far ex- ceeded the expectations of ‘its pro: moters in every way. At an “L” shaped table covers were laid for 6/ and it was found that 65 were pres- ent. Two out-of-town guests were; Mrs. Tyrrell, wife of Dr. Tyrrell of Underwood, and M.z3 Bradt, Chris! tian Endeavor:-Secretary for Minne- sota. The table was attractite in a/ decoration of scarlet geyaniums. The Place cards each had a pansy in the the corner of the card and, in addi- tion to her name, each guest found a card, such as “Why didn't Noah Ike | the letter D?’—a source of discus- sion among guests, Miss Elsie Bauer led the singing during the evening, beginning. the festivities with “Am- rica” and “Out Where the West Be- gins.” A five-course dinner’ was served. During courses Mrs. Herman Scheffer sang’ a group of songs, “Two Roses”, “The Dancer”, and “Slumber Song.” The presideut of the club, Miss Beach, presented ‘several matters’ for the consideration of the body, such as the proposal that the club put a small fountain in Custer park, The president will probably appoint a committee to look up estimates and confer with the city commission be- fore'contjnuing: this project of the tree in the. park, in‘accord with the Proposed plan. The matter ofa club flower,” aiso that of club. colors,; brought forth much animated discus- sion ahd the matters are now in the hands of committees for report. Mrs. Florente ‘Davis, vice-president of the club, made a plea for the Mme, Curie Radium fund, urging that the Busi- ness and Professional women of Bis-; marck take a.small: part in helping the.women of:‘the United States to provide the proposed sum of $100,000 for the purchase of the gram of ra- dium for which Mme. Curie expressed a wish when asked by an American newspaper woman what her wish would be if just one might be granted. In view of the fact that Mme, Curie, the most noted woman scientist in the world, is today landing on American shores to pay a visit to our country, it was thought’ a timely matter for consideration. The club voted their’ offering toward the radium. fund. sota to pay a visit to the Mayo hos- pital. at Rochester, the great scien- tist' will continue her journey to the ‘Pacific coast ,through North Dakota,| and will pass through éither Grand Forks ‘or tarough Bismarck. In the latter event, the Bismarck people will nave: a special interest an the visit to the middle west of the brave little Polish woman ‘who, with her French! husband, has made the marvelous discovery of radium. Miss Bertha ‘Palmer, eer spe- ent of Education, told’ the ‘nory of Guido} Rene’s fimous. picture “Aurora”, il- colored print of the painting hung on the wall of the dining room. Delegates to the state and to the national convention of Business and|, Mrs, E. Bannon was hostess yester- Professional Women’s clubs were elected at the. close of the meeting. Miss ‘Daisy Welch was elected dele- gate to the state convention to be held at Devils Lake, une 17 and 18. {Miss Henrica Beach and Dr. Bolton- Henry were unanimously elected to represent the Bismarck club at’ the ledo, Ohio, July 19 to 23. A hike is planned for next Tuesday evening, members to leave the club room at 6:15. BOYS ‘IN “CREDITABLE RECITAL. « The boys of Mrs. Wheeler’s classes in music delighted friends and patrons |° who ‘attended the recital given last evening in the auditorium of the high achool. Taking entire charge of the program, they 4c tilted themselyes, credit to the boys. With Vernice Smart at the piano, the boys marched in, keeping time to OC 30c to $3.00 sizes— For Your Furniture For Your Floors OG Mer $1.50, $1.75 and $2.00 elses FOR SALE Bungalow Sungalow]; EAUTIFUL BUNGALOW. Five ae and bath, full basement, good heating plant, gas stove and water heater. Screen in porch. Garage, East front: Excellent f| neighborhood. This js a bargain}; at $3,500. $1,200 cash. Possession given “a once. HOLIHAN rh Breadway. Phone 74 ‘presenting ‘each performer by. name, ‘not later than May 13. ‘Mrs. E. Everett Hamilton, New Liep- "PRIZE GOWN: f Caroline S, ‘Hinman of East Orange, N. J., was chosen the. best dressed girl at the Smith College Fashion Show. She won a prize offered for the originally designed evening dress that best combined modesty with at- tractiveness. gown, eee a lively march and stood at attention before their audience. William Lahr, Here is Caroline in the seemed pleased with the finished salu- tation of his colleagues. Edmund O'Hare suavely requested the audience to stand during the singing of Amer- ica, and Grant Knowles,.in a well de- livered little address, explained the uses to be made of the silver offering that would be taken yp by two of the; boys. The fourteen numbers were given successfully from memory, and at the close, Robert Larson expressed the appreciation of the class at the attendance of friends and the courtesy shown the performers. It was announced. that the next re- cital, will, be on Saturday evening, May 14, at 7:45 in the same place, high | school auditorium, when the girls from five years to thirteen will be presented by Mrs. Wheeler in recital. MRS. BANNON HOSTESS. day afternon to the Idlers club. Three tables of bridge were played, and the hostess served a dainty course lunch. An out of town guest was Mrs. R.‘E. Trousdale of Mott, who is spending % few days in Bismarck., PACKAGE SOCIAL. The Hustlers of the First Lutheran church have arranged to hold a pack- age social at the church parlors to- morrow evening. Everybody is invit> ed and requested to bring a package. Refreshments will be served. LADIES’ AID SOCIETY. Mesdames J. J. Barth and John Wray will entertain the Ladies’ Afd society of the First Lutheran church at the church parlors tomorrow after- noon. Members and friends of the society are ordially invited. BAPTIST AID MEET. Mrs, Chas. Staley will entertain the Ladies Aid of the First Baptist churca on Thursday afternon at 2:30. Every member is urged to be present. Bring your needles and thimble. DAUGHTERS OF ISABELLA | Will members who expect to! attend banquet kindly notify Mrs. Barrett or Mrs. Roherty ELKS ATTENTION Special meeting tonight 9:30 o’clock. Initiation- and: special business. ‘ P. R. Fields, E. R. C. G. Biggs piano tuner is here from. Fargo +a: few days. Headquarter’ at the Grand. Pa- cific Hotel. Phone your orders. Dance American Legion Hall’ Thursday, May 12th, benefit | Legion Clubroom. All _ Legion | members and their friends are’ cordially invited. Admission, including war tax $1.10. ‘i | f —CITy NEWS 1 S| Hazelton Caller. 0. McManus of Hazelton was a call-, er in town yesterday. i From Ryder. E, H. Holton of Ryder. was doing: | bu siness in Bismarck yesterday. From LaMoure. C. A. Finch was up irom LaMoure_ yesterday attending to matters in Bis- marck. From Over the State. Ladies in: town on shopping trips from about the state yesterday were re Mrs. J. 8. Stevens, Washburn: Mrs, J. A, Hopkins, Stanton. I}: These are Munsing grade—extra fine jersey From New Leipzig. New Leipzig men in town for a few , Here From Stanton, 3. 3, -#, JOunson, Underwood, and| Among the Stanton people {n town C..R. Will and M. C. Rudser, Don’t fail to see Bert Lytell in or, C .G. Fuerst, and £d., Heinemeyer. Body Reached Here LES ETT The screens most popular male The body of Anna Dahlgren, ship- So eon tradi iersarek Inst sigh | star Bert Lytell will be seen at |“A:message From-Mare,” at the|tey, and. was transferred to the Sod line,| the Orpheum tonight. | Orpheum tonight. JN. D. ‘is in every alue woman’s mind! » Value Senator Frank E. Ployhar of Val- yesterday on business were Jolin Sail-|days are Alex Eberhard, V. Hogan, | ley City is a prominent Valley City man in town for a few days. Hemstitching, } Mrs. N. W. Kel Little Senator Here. Block, Bismarck, isin every piece of this merchandise! Take a few minutes to | read the prices on this page. Come in and look at the quality. Then you'll see the value. Price plus quality makes real value. ~ The lowest prices in years on silks Lot High Grade Silks ae AE Beautiful crepe meteor pussy willow. taffeta, and “Fairy Spun”—ideal dress ake wanted colors. Georgette is very much in demand. This is good Special $2. 95 quality silk georgette and comes in all YATd coi cccccceccee seers eceeneecees the wanted colors including white and : i flesh. An extra. $1 48 ry 7 e Embroidered Georgette special, at yard........... 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