The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 24, 1921, Page 5

} { * 8 TUESDAY, MAY 24, 1921 THE: BISMARCK TRIBUNE PAGE FIVE FEDERATION OF WOMEN'S CLUBS IN First Lady of France MBETINGHERE REVIEW CLUBWORK OT Hs 4 y | Work, each covering her subject | > District Officers Report ON | thoroughly. The meeting closed’ with Progress During Year singing the North Dakota song, led) ig by. Mrs. Jacobson. { ‘ | Committees appointed by the dis-|° / MRS. WINTER. A. GUEST ‘trict vice president, Mrs. C. S. Buck i }of Jamestown, were: Credentials,; | {Mrs. D. J. McGillis and Mrs. C.-L. ‘The seventh annual meeting of the! Young; resolutions, Mrs. H. Dickén-| i Eighth District Federation of, Women's! : ae! i gon of McClusky, and Mrs. Oscar Seil-7, clubs -met in Bismarck Monday even-) ey of Jamestown; elections, Mrs. C. A./! ing in the Community room of the city in “Wear a Poppy” Movement Alding : eae estes ee ne eee Webb Brothers “The Home of New Styles” Mbrary. Following the presentation of credentials with Mrs. D. McGillis, chairman of credentials committee, the program of the evening was onecn- ed with singing of America, led by Miss Bergliot Caspary. Invocation was offered by Rev. H. G. Postle thwaite, and Miss Caspary sang “I'ul filment” by MacDermid, and. an een- core, sang Greig’s “Good Morning” in both the Norwegian and the English language. The district secretary, Mrs. Meyer, read the minutes of the dis- trict meeting \held in Jamestown and Mrs. Lyman Carey of Mandan, state president of the Federation of Wo- men’s clubs made an excellent ad- dress, emphasizing the three general aims of federation work for the eom- ing year: Education, Child Welfare, and Public. Health. The speaker ex- plained the hope of the new Chillren’s Code Commission, created ‘by the last legislative session in effecting a sur- vey of conditions among the children of North Dakota with a view to bet- tering those conditions. © = - Departments Reviewed. The work of the departments was reviewed by the chairman. Mrs. A. G. Jacobson on Fine Arts; Supt. Minnie Jean Nielson, on. American Citizen- ship; Mrs. Andrew Blewett, of James- town, on. Legislation, and Mrs. F. R. Smyth, editor of the Bulletin, on Press Daily Fashion Hint A DESIGN FOR GINGHAM Green and white check gingham and plain green chambray could not be combined more effectively than in this frock: The overblouse and gathered tunic ate of the chambray, while the‘ skirt and underblouse are of gingham. An effective touch is added in the black moiré ribbon bow which holds together the turn-down collar. Medium size requires 3'4 «-~45 32-inch check and 3 yards 32-inw! : materi Pictorial 1.-v.ws Livss No; 9272, Sizes, 34 to 42 inches -bi Price, 3 cents, t Pictérial Review Patterns. For, Make it a point to meet your Sale at Lucas’ \ . 2 . | Administering~ the Oath of Alleg- é Mother xy jance—Judge Muessle. | On Vaeation. | Community Singing. Mrs. Vesta Miller, of the office of | Uses! ; it—because you don’t use as : i TH store, has returned to her dut much of it—it has more than Mrs. Ingertha Caspar hostess! the corset department, after a the ordinary leavening on Monday evening to a party of young] weeks’ illne:s trom rheumatism. | people compliment to Miss Jennie ot You get more out of the flour, Olive Silseth, a bride’ of Inte June, Return from sugar, eggs shortening, etc. because The diversion of the evening was a] Harland Fogarty and Everett La there are no failures—no waste. i wanting ty planned, rein. the |France have returned from Grand cago, Paris! of 160s. cans. Be sure ce meddle _ You get @ pound when you want it. Etta | It costs you lesswhenyou use Bes re Sopa Cae | Cross, Dawson, and Mrs._F. 0, Free-) | berg of Mercer, ft ay | The second day’s meeting was con-! ; Vened at the-Community room of the | city library at 9 o’clock.. Alter, sing-| jing the North ‘Dakota song, ‘led by | Mrs, Jacobson, reports of commitiees of the eighth district were given. Out; ‘of the: twenty-one clubs or more, | ‘eighteen gave interesting reports. One} ‘club, Pingree, is just organized and | has, as yet, no report to make and it) jis understood that one club in the dis- jtrict has disbanded. Division Chairmen Report. | Reports of division chairmen: Fine | Are, Mrs. Don. Nierling, Jamestown; | {American Citizenship. Mrs. C. A.} } Cross, Dawson; Applied Ettication, | Mrs. M. H. Jewell, Bismarck, and Pub- ilVie Welfare, Mrs. M. O. Davidson of | | Mercer, all had their work well in! ;hand. The county chairmen of the! ‘five counties of the eighth | district. | i Burleigh, Mrs. C. L. Young; Sheridan, ! {Mrs, H. Dickinson; McLean, Mrs. Jo-; |Seph Mann; Stutsman, Mrs. C. E. Boy. ‘den, and Kidder, ‘Mr8. Cy A. Cross gave reports of. their counties and) jailer constructive work was disclos-j{ ied: i | | Mrs, C. A. Cross, of Dawson, was! ‘eleeted secretary-treasurer for the! j new term, to succeed Mrs. Etta Meyer | lot Bismarck, who, was unwilling to! ‘continue the work, believing that as! many: women as possible in the dis-| Madame Millerand France. The organization is a clearing house for the relief. work among the children of the war-torn areas and the funds raised through The red poppy of Flanders Fields, the flower immortalized in verse when it bloomed over the graves of the American hero, dead sleeping ‘trict should take the work of officers! SLAC an H | there, fs proving ‘anew bond of| the sale of poppies will go lin the organization. friendship jpetwaen Aynerica, and | the aimelioration ‘ct the ee naitions { fl rove a nce. e “Wear a oppy” | among these c' ren. The poppi The federation voted approval of) sovement, sponsored by the Ameri- | have been made by French orphans, ‘the Club Bulletin and interested dis | |cussion was had as to way and means | of financing same. | | The luncheon at one o'clock which | was announced to be given the visi-; tors on the roof garden of the Mc- Kenzie, was ‘served in the McKenzie hotel because of painting and decor ating yet under way on the roof gar-i den. | | Visit in Mandan. H All visitors and delegates, includ-; ‘ing ‘Bismarck clubs, left this after. | inocn for Mandan, where they will, | visit the Seventh District meet, dine at! the Lewis and Clark at. five this alt-| ernoon, and return to Bismarck this.| vening in ti r the address et 7 . Z National President Mra, Thomes | Daughters of America ostess,eaiertained or Mss sitseth Winter in the city auditorium at : | yy Aare saat e |P.M. The public is cordially, invited | Adjourned.at Noon orter that Miss Caspary anight be |to hear the address of this noted and | 5 present, , 7 | capable woman, a resident of Min-! ‘The state convention. of Catholic} Roc ‘HE i i res § chart . ” 2 ON LUNCHEON. neapolis. There: will be no chargé|paughters of Americd closed their! Bismarck Club women Were hostess- and millions of sent ‘to America. Mme. Millerand has been heart and soul in relief work ever since the declaration of war. She has given many hours daily to it, and still continues to do so, despite the demands upon her time because of her position as “first lady of the land.” In some cases she has. per- sonally administered relief, taking necessities to needy children. can-Franco Children’s ‘League and them many patriotic organizations, has received the indorsement of Presi- dent Millerand of France, and the National Information Bureau here. Replicas of the Flanders poppy wili be worn in both nations on May 30 in memory of those who fell fight- ing for humanity's cause. Mme. Millerand, wife of the presi- dent of France, is in active charge of the work of the League in have been | pride’s book to be kepi as one of her wedding — souvenirs. The hostess served a buffet, huicheon later in the evening. |The honor, guest is to be a brides- ; Maid at the coming marriage of Miss | Rergliot Caspi next. week, and the as Women; will be welcome. {day aiter a enceeretyl two une ses-| the McKenzie, complimenting the dele- | sion. ‘omen from all over the state; gates and officers of. th ighth dis- KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS_. | were present and assisted in making ee and coe La fiaarle i St. El by | 8 9 4 trict in attendance at the district fed: . t.. imo Lodge No. 4 will en” the meeting thoroughly enjoyable to eration just adjourned. Covers were lorie a delegation from ntl ; ui ey a | laid, for fifty at a table daintly decor- urn Lodge No. 32 at its Castle; A : ated in lila¢ und white. Jmmediately Hall on Wednesday evening, Prominent Couple tollowing tip tinceon, fv, comnany |May 25th. Work in the Rank of | Married Saturday ot'the seventh District Federation in Knight will be exemplified and) se session there today. ‘The Mandan and refreshmnets — served. Don’t; miss. Margaret 1. Gleason of Fargo Bismarck: women will accompany Mrs, miss this meeting. land Harold J. Warsley, of Bismarck, | Thomas G. Winter, national president jWere united in marriage Saturday oft Federation of Women's clubs on Big Carnival Dance Tonight morning, May 21, at Gea. mt. at St, her way from Mandan, wiere she is bs * *| Mary’s Chapel, Rey. Father Slag offi- American Legion Hall. itoday the guest of: State’ President Or: | clating. pheum Melody Boys, formerly | | Mrs. L. N. Carey. to he in Bismarck The bride, who is the daughter of for her address this evening at the with Hotel McKenzie.. Admis: sion only 25 cents. ; Margaret Gleason, principal of | ¢lty auditorium, to which the public at Sterling, s just ished | is, invited. There will he/no charge a successful school year in the prim-| at the auditorium this evening. — lary department at the same place.| ce za : Roy D. McLeod makes first) The groom is auditor for the Suauiaea pela of Tig WEEE: “ | Jompany with headquarters in Bis-| _ The closing recital of Mrs. Wheeler's home Fre ns a season, The | marek. . ! classes will take place, at the Com-} an From Home, Bismarel | After the ceremony a four course! munity room of the ¢ity library on Auditorium, May 28. {breakfast was served in the private} Thursday evening of this week, the dining room at the Grand Pacific, af-| program appearing ina later issue. jter which the happy couple departed | Mrs. Whitson’s first class will ap- | for Dickinson where they will make! pear in recital in the same place on their future home. ‘Saturday evening of this week; her ;second cla electing a day of next ,; week for their closing recital. friends at the New Garrick. (CITIZENSHIP DAY | NEXT FRIDAY | Citizetiship day, to be celebrated Jin Reoeette: oes riage stioule be Of he solemnized at’ the. Preshyteriaa | |v" Why celebrate Citizenship Day? _| Church on Monday evening, June 6th, To becdthé a citizen of these United followed by a reception to intimate | ‘States is one of the great experiences | fTiends at the Grand Pacific hotel. The | lot life—whether. to the boy or girl) Youn couple will reside in New York | WEDDING INVITATIONS OUT. Invitations to the marriage of Miss | Bergliot Caspary and Mr..R. Sherman Wright are out. The marriage will whatever, and everybody, men as welll meeting in the Elks’ hall a®noon (o-,es at.a, que g’clock lupcheon today at) |Lampman, of Baldwin; Bernard Ollen- | Spitzer ful pri $1 Cotton Frocks For Junior Misses Guarantced to please the most fastidious Miss are { the irresistible cotton | frock for Junior Misses. These frocks are en- chantingly styled to give them greater charm. You will like them. Every Miss who sees them does. Most. moderate prices prevail throughout our entire display. high school track and ficld meet. They ‘motored as far as Fargo. Marrhage Licens Marriage licenses issued by the eounty judge include: Benjamin Sykes of ‘Monroe, Wash., and Mrs.. Eunice of South Wilton, and Agnes of; Keklund township, fonud Asks ‘Mowers for Graves. A call was isued today by those in charge of floral. decorations for the graves of soldiers on Memorial day. Persons, having lilacs or other flowers to give may call, 152-R and the flow- ‘ers wil be called for. Rates to Cities Next Week. The Northern Pacific have an invit- ing rate for next week from May 30 burger, —_——— =o | born on American soil or to the new- City after October comer trom other lands. ~| | There ought to be a day of cele-| bration—of public recognition—of un- | forgettable and reverent observance of new citizenship. The whole community ought to open its arms in welcome. ‘These new citi-, lncheon w; zens are our guarantee to the future; en Ss | CITY NEWS| ¢ eee eS MRS. GOLDSMITH HOSTESS | Mrs. Charies Goldsmith was hostess | at her home on Broadway Monday | | evening to the Get-Together Club. nj Chrds were the diversion. A course ; served by the hostess. j of all the greatness of the past. They pass on the torch of democracy. os War Mothers The program, to be given in |the court house at four o'clock in the af- ternoon, is as follows War Mothers ate a ; thefr poppies at Mrs. Algeo’s j dence, 414 Avenue A ' Community Singing—‘The Star- Spangled Banner.” Reading—“The Am ‘Mrs. Obert Olson. ‘| Address—Judge Christianson. 3 Community Sifging—‘America the Beautiful,” story told by Mrs. Jacob- Citizenship Day in Bismarck is in of the Women’s Community . assisted by the Thursday 4;Musical club. , Commissioner of Agriculture and Lu-} ill leave this week for Fargo, on Lutheran: Aid, of the German Lutheran will meet at the home of dt Thursday afternoon The Ladie: Aid societ Mrs. F. L. at 112% 6th s fo) = Mrs. Altman vered, | Mrs, V. Altman, corsetiere at } HUNTING PARTY honor guest required to go where they attended the state | uenung up stairs and down stairs and) lea) over the house.aceempanied by a| ! jolly troupe of friends, to find what’ r chest. 1 Qnly 3 more evenings to ride on spned jf Kiinefelter’s Big’ Blectric, Lighted "all {| Merry Go Round. Monday, Tues- day and Wednesday. Located cor- ner Si and Main Streets. Ey |Many and lovely were the tr found. On the way th nests si! often at the pretty “wishing wel! d With stones and ferns, where d coal draughts: of frappe ed for the honor guest. All were ‘written into the iblespoons melted butter, 1 cup of milk. Then mix in the regular way. Sand wi | the. wishes SPEAKING OF . INSURANCE Do you know that every fire prevention measure you install in your factory entitles you to credits on your pre- mium? Do you know that the char- acter of neighboring build-]] ings also affect your rates? It does. Many other factors register themselves as entit- ling you to insurance credits}! or debits. It takes a real in- surance man to know the fine points of the insurance busi- ness. Why not consult us about that insurance matter now bothering you? MURPHY “The Man Who Knows Insurance” Bismarck, N. D. Organdies | - We believe you would have a hard time to visualize the treat j that is in store for, you here. Organdy Frocks — scores of them — some trimmed with ruchings, edged with lace or diminutive and others‘of amazing Iness foretell any number of jolly Summer vestivities. The Voile, Dotted Swiss and Gingham frocks diversified in pattern and style are also replete with possibilities to the woman who ao make the most telling selection for the Summer ward- robe. And right here let us drop a word or two about the ices. , They are very low. Voiles 7.50 and up $13.50 Dotted Swiss Gingham $25.00 and up pata $7.50 and up “Tub Dresses In Cunning Styles For The Little Miss These unusual frocks are designed to make chil-’ dren look cuter than ever, if there is such a possibility. Touches of trimming, cleverly ap- plied in the right places, accentuate the charm of the wee weargys. Just try ond on your little girl to see her at her best. All are most moder ly priced. e- to June 4, on account of the “House | - Sale Week,” which will probably in- duce many to take a run to the cities on various crrands during*those ‘days Tries to Arthur Schre the prowler, who is is in county jail awaitiny disposition at the hands of Judge Nuessle, after pleading guilty to burglary in the third degree, attempted to break out of the jail, according to officials. He is said to have a broken a leg off bunk, pried off two window locks and was about ready to make his escape,when Jailor M. A. Lee caught him. _Mrs. . Creech, no! Lady Creech, “Man From Home.” Bismarck Auditorium, May 28 “ape, ft Took the Quarters, Arthur Schoer, the prowler, was thought rather kind when he invaded the Presbyterian church during a so- cial, gave a lady a quarter to pat in the gas meter and refused to permit the lady to pay him back later. Since, the gas company has found that the gas meter was pried ‘open and all the quarters in it taken, it is said. Richholt’s Cash »=4 Carry [Pine 1] Grocery [7th & Thayer] IF IT'S GOOD TO EAT WE HAVE IT— Our Canned Goods are as Fresh as in Harvest Time No Prices Given Over Phone WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY : SPECIALS Dairy Butter, in 5 lb. Jars only, : 25 per pound oxtya Fine Cane Sugar, 10 oounds for ......... White House Coffee, , L} 8 pounds for......... Reger ae aries - 6Be BUTTER MILK AFTER DINNER The Original Cash and Carry Store BLAME YOURSELF—If yau pay too much for your gro- ceries. 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