The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 10, 1921, Page 5

sj Social.and - sBioriat te “Personal | ENGAGEMENT OF MISS REGISTER /_| Is ANNOUNCED ‘Mr. and Mrs. Francis H. Register anngunce the engug|:mend of their) daughter, Helen Jarvis to Mr. Lewis P.. Warren. : i ANNOUNCEMENT LUNCHEON Mrs. D. B. Register entertained eight of the girlhood friends of Miss Helen Register at one o'clock luncheon at| her apartments at Person Court to- day.. The luncheon was entirely in Japanese style. A Japanese tea rose at each plate, the heart of which held a piece of Japanese paper bearing the; names of Helen Jarvis Register and! Lewis P. Warren, were favors for the! guests. The honor guest was pre- sented with a corsage bouquet. The center of the table was decor- | tited with a basket of foses and lav- endar asters, the pastel color scheme giving a very charming effect. Miss Helen Register, a member of one of the pioneer families of Bis- marck, attended the Bismarck high school and after graduating entered the Valley City Normal school, com- pleting her schooling at that institu- tion. Miss Register has taught at the North Ward school for the last few years, and has a wide circle of friends in the city. Mr. Warren’s home is in| Westbrook, Maine. A_ graduate of Dartmouth college, Hanover, New Hampshire, he is one of the several Dartmouth men who have entered | ‘business life in Bismarck. He is pres-! ident-and manager of the Bismarck| Bottling Works and’ has been. active in the American Legion. Mr.’ Warren is a member of the Chi Phi fraternity, Dartmouth chapter. H War Mothers To Hold ee Convention In California} The National Convention of the! American War Mothers will be held | at Sacramento, Cal,, on September 29. | Mrs. Albert E. Jones of Lisbon, state} War Mother of North Dakota, passed th:nugh Bismarck yesterday afte: a brief visit at ‘Hunters Hot Spring. She is enroute to Sacramento, Cal., where she will attend the National Conven- tion of Amc ‘ican War Mothers. At ‘ this convention a new national War | Mother will be named and Mrs. Jones has been very favorably men- tioned for the national president of this organization. The delegatu3 from the Fort ‘Lincoln chapter elected to attend the convention are, Mrs. Rob- ert Orr and Mrs, William Webb as alternate, “‘In-a receat letter to State War Mother, Mrs. Albert Jones, our |Na- tional ‘War Mother, Mrs. Alice French, writes as follows: “I have been on a tour of the battle- fields. and cemeteric; with Major B—; as an escort. The destruction is ter- rible and my imagination grew as I saw whole towns destroyed and the | of Hazelton motored to Bismarck ant’ lovely French homes in ruins. Our cemeteries are beautiful and 1 am glad so many of our boys are remain- ing. with. their ‘buddies’. over here.” Mrs. French also writes glowingly of a wedding of one »»f our American boys who was marriei at “The church of the Madeliene,” and that she was “guest of honor” at an American Lo- gion luncheon. The courtesies of the. “American Woman's Club’’‘of Paris have been cxtended her, and she writes. of many receptions and after- neon affairs, At the first tea there was a film taken, showing the group of American, French, Italian and English War Mothers. This film will be shown in Ame-cica, We will be glad to know of this courteous treat- ment accorded our charming and be- loved WNatie “ “"r Mother. Mrs. French will ;.¢ ‘1. few days in Co- blenz, about ten days in Italy, thence to England where she sails for home| on the “Patdia.’ It is expected that after her trip abroad the national War Mothc: will have an exceedingly interesting talk for those who attend the national convention the latter part of Sep- tember. GIVE DANCING PARTY Mrs. N. L. Call and Mrs. Robert Orr entertained thirty-two voung people at the home of Mrs. Call last cvening in honor of Midshipman E. J. Taylor, | side.” who has..returned {om Annapolis Naval Academy ‘for 1 month's visit with his parents ‘and Herndon Tay-!Gale will conduct the music in the! lor, who leaves‘\soon to resume his studies at the University of Michigan. During the dance intermission the members: of the party ‘went to the home of Mr. and Mrs. bert Orr, where refreshments wee served. The residence of Mrs. Call was prettily decorated in gladiolas and zineas while the Orr,home we attractive tn decorations of sweet peas, ‘ VISITING IN MORTON COUNTY. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Pollock, who! have been visiting in Bismarck, mot- ored to Morton county to visit Mr. and Mrs, Frank Wonald:rn, before going | on to South Dakota where Mr. Pollock will s"perintend a bridge job., Mr. Pollock, a former Bismarck resident, is superintendent for the Northwest- ern Bridge and Iron cumpany, of Mil- waukee. GIVES BIRTHDAY FARTY. Miss Beverly Foisy entertained a dozen of her little friends at a birth- day party at her home. Miss Beverly celebrated her. sixth birthday on Thursday. The afternoon was spent playing’ games after which refresh- ments of ice cream and cake were served. TO COLUMBUS. OHIO. i Word has been received in the city that Miss Agnes Orr, who recently re- turned to her work with the Anti-Tu- berculosis association 2i Minneapolis. feaves tonight for Columbus, Ohio. where she will represent th Minne- apolis association at the National An- ti-Tuberculosis Conference being held there. BANKER MARRIED. { Bismarck friends of Miss Catherine Connelly, who has taught school at Senger for the last :wo years, and) John J. Huff, cashier vf the Farmers | Bleanor. who have been in Los An-| | have been called there because of ceived word of their marriage several days ago in Mandan. Roth are well known {n their community and have many friends in, Mandan and Bis-| marck. © : ite | -—— GIVE SURPRISE PARTY. , Sixteen friends of Joséph Sheéhan| gave a surprise party ‘or him at the Sheehan home last evening. He leaves versity, Indiana, and tae party was: also a farewell. The evening was spent dancing after which refresh-! ments were served. { TO MINNEAPOLIS. | Dr. C. O. Robingonlef t last night | for Minneapolis, where he will attend the Minnesota state fair. Dr. Robert-| son will then #9 east for post grad-/ uate work on the ear, eye, nose an} throat. He will make a specialty of the study of the eye. RETURN FROM CALIFORNIA. Mrs, Geo. D. Mann and daughier, | geles, Calif., for the lust six. weeks. | the illness of Mrs. Mann's father, will return tonight on No. 4. Mrs. Mann's father is much improved in health. RETURNS HOME. Mre, W ¢s, Hannah and daughter. who have been guestshere at the W. G. Bates home for some time are re-; teonmng to their home at Lveleth,j Minn., this. evening. AUXILIARY OF U. c. T. MEET, .. The Ladies Auxillary of the U. C. T. will hold their meeting at the Elk’s hall at 7:30 this evening. There will be dancing after the business meeting TEACH AT APPLE CREEK. iss Josephine Spry of Marmoth, | N. D., was in the city today on bust-| ness. Miss Spry will teach the Ap- ple Creek school this year. RETURN TO MINOT. { Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Huyck and Mrs. T. P. Mulick, of Minot, who have been j visiting wiih Mr. and Mrs. J. FF.) ‘Huyck, have returned home. ON VACAT:0N t Miss Nellie Hubbert, of the Adjut-j ant-Generals offtce, is spending her) vacation at Menoken with he: par- ents. MOTOR TO WILTON. Mr. and Mrs. Foisy and children, Mrs. H. Cortz, and Mis. A. Papajek motored to Wilton last evening to visit friends. HERE FROM WISHEK. Miss Alice Goldsmith, of Wishek. formerly of Bismarck, was shopping and visiting friends in the city today. WILTON VISITORS. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Fackman oi Wil- ton, were visitors in the city today. WASHBURN VISITORS. Mr. and Mrs. W: J. Bickert and chil- dren of Washburn, were Washburn visitors in the city yesterday. | FROM HAZELTON. Mrs. Kenhart and Mist Mary Sabraw are visiting here today. CATHOLIC MEETING . The Catholic Daughters of America will meet Monday evening at 8 o'clock in the K. of P. hall. pint cts | CHURCH NOTES ' ST. MARYS PRO-CATHEDRAL, 8 o'clock a. m. - Low Mass and Holy Communion and English sermon. 9:15 a. m. Low Mass and German sermon. 10:30 a. m. High Mass and Eng- lish sermon. Father Hiltner, Pastor. McKENZIE & STERLING CIRCUIT. Moffit—Preaching service 10:30 a m. Sterling—Preaching service 12:15 oon. Sunday school 1:00 a. m. McKenzle—Preaching service 8:00 p.m. Sunday school 11:00 a. m. A cordial invitation is extended to everybody. Rev. Wm. Schoffstall, Pastor. BAPTIST CHURCH L. K. Johnson, Pastor” The topic for Sunday morning will be, ‘“ine Lord’s Side and the Other! In the evening the theme will} be, “Salvation as a Mutual Contract | between God and Man.” Mr. Frank evening giving special attention to! congregational singing. He will also; sing a specal number. Mr. Gale has been employed fyr the Sunday even- ing services. We cordially invite those attending nowhere else to our services | both morning and evening. 10:30, Morning worship and preach-; ing. | 12:00, Sunday school. i 7:00, Young people's meeting (B.; .P. U.) 8:00, Evening worship and evangel- istic preaching. 8:00, Wednesday, mid-week meet-| ing. : : 2 i The pastor, asks fora full meeting | of the Sunday school cabinet on Mon- day evening, Sept.-12, at,the church. Let us make an effoft, to.get started well as soon as possible in our new this evening for Notre Dame wni-} relation as pastor ahd people. i EVANGELICAL CHURCH | Corner Seventh and Rosser Sts. C./ F. Strutz, pastor. ! Tomorrow is the day of prayer for, the schools and colleges of our coun-’, try. Let christian people everywhere : lift their hearts to God in behalf of | our educational institutions, their | SSS FOR SALE HOUSE BARGAIN Modern house of six rooms and bath, every thing lovely. Garage. Nice.’ trees. Excellent location. Agreeable surroundings. This is one of the best homes offered for sale in the city for the price. Don’t buy until you have looked this pro- perty over. Price $4500. cash and $37.00 monthly. J..H. HOLIHAN, ist door East of Postoffice Phone 745 $950 Exchange Bank of Saiuger, have ré-! SOCIETY'S WEARING THEM LONG. ,, Designers continue to argue about whether the short skirt is still “good,” but—all the society leaders who attended the annual meet of the United"Hunts Club, Belmont Park, L. I, one of the: social eve were wearing skirts that reached their ankles. formerly Mrs. John Jacob Astor, is on the left. Belmont, Jr. teachers and pupils. Services at this jchurch will be held as follows: German services at 9:30. All other services will be held in the English language. ‘ Sunday bchool at 10:30 A. M, Strangers in town are especially invit- ed to attend this school. You will be cordially. received. Address by the pastor at 11:50 A. M. Subject: “The Athenian Fever.” Young Pevple Al- liance at 7:15 P. wr, J. F. Schwan- tes, an experienced Bible teacher, will tell ys “how to make the most of our Bibles.” The evening service will be devoted to the. cause of education. Parents and teachers are especially invited. Miss Alma Ziegenhagel, a student of the Bismarck Hospital = Training School, will speak .on the subjec “Why I Chose to Become a ‘Nu Other students of: the ‘school will fur- nish special music. The Pastor will speak on the subject, “The Sheet An- chor of Our Liberties.” . Be on hand at 8 o'clock. Victory prayer band meeting Tues- day evening at o'clock. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. H. C, Postlethwaite, Minister Morning worship promptly at 10:30. Come for the prelude. Theme “The Best Church in Existence.” Excellent music. Mrs. M. C. Schoelkopf and Mr. Henry Halverson will each sing a solo. We earnestly request the presence of s of the year, Mrs. William K. Dick, With her is Mrs, August ’ every member and each one looking to our church as his home, to-morrow. Junior Sunday school at 9:30. Teach- ers and Superintendents are all back and may we hope for the presence of all the pupils. All other departments at 12 o’clock. The Women’s class will meet’ with Mrs, F. Rt. Smythe as teach- er. We have teachers for all the boys’ classes, let ‘the members be present. The. Christian Mndeavor had a splendid meeting last Sunday evening and will meet at 7:00 p. m. Next Friday they will have a hill top meet- ing with picnic supper. auVeuing! Worship at music. by a-large choru the direction of Mrs. D. Scothorn, The’ old hymns of the church will be sung and,the ch will sing two special anthems,, “Evening . Praye (Schnecker), and “The Ransomed of the Lord,” (Lorenz). The Pastor will speak on. the theme, ‘Why Are We Excellent choir under Here?” Come thou with us and we will do thee good, A hearty welcome for all. fh Dd‘ not forget the prayer service, Wednesday evening at 8:00. ‘McCabe Methodist Episcopal Church ‘Sunday morning the sermon will take the form of a practical talk to church {plks and others on the “Busi- ness of the Church, or Se‘ling Re- livion.” In the evening, the theme will be “The Gospel of Anticipations.” Special music will add to the helpful- Dance Tonight Cigars At the K. P. Hall---Everybody Welcome Candy “mn TNR i. « THE NEW Chicken Dinner % Hot Chocolate ~ Luncheonette Service ‘Chocolate, Vanilla and Tutti Frutti Ice Cream, GARRICK Sandwiches Hot Bouillon PEM OU UTD Iu cu FRANCIS & McDONALD, Props. {'vices, o'clock. { Sw rx Sabbath school at the 12 o'clock!" A reuling room is open in the! spyory (Udgted MABEL SH EE jhour, The school is filling up again church building every Tuesday,}j 47, Ae ve tee aS or Re it jafter vacation and we want all mem- Thursday and Saturday tinm 2 to 4 jing therabsence of ourrpastor, Hey: Ds | bers to come and bring strangers who p.m, All services big rally day on the first Sunday in room, jare not in attendance elsewhere. ; Preparations are being made for a { October, but do not wait for that. | Come now. i -C, W. Moses, Supt. | An enjoyable mecting for all young [ree at seven in the 1 ta wilt ha hala evening. Mrs. Quigley will lead. We Semon, fw we doa ppuaited if you are not | present, | e | M Eva Dingle, President, opens its doors to all. | This chu ‘are all here to serve. Give us aj ~« chance. You will be made welcome. —G. I uigley, ‘Minister. | First Lutheran Church | ‘Seventh Street and Avenue D Morning se.vice 10:30. Sunday school, 12 noon, Evening service, 8 o'clock. | AIL are cordially invited to attend these services. F, Alfson, Pas‘or, Christian Science Society Corner 4th St, and Ave, C. Sunday service at i1:00,a m. Sub- ject: “Substance.” i Sunday school at 9:45 OOD lighting in the work room of your home, like good lighting in a factory, makes work go faster and easier. When you've tried bet- ter lighting in the home work room you’ll put better lighting ‘in ‘every room. National MAZDA,d,amps in the Blue Convenience Carton, will bring the results you want. B, K. SKEELS ELECTRIC SHOP, 4uo prvadway | ness and attractiveness of the ser-| ‘Wednesday evening meeting at 8:00 Services tomorrow: Ch 4:00 | AM the churches in Bismarck do, We Christ Cnureh, Mandan, SECOND BAPTIST i. Dea Siinday school 12 o'clock. Preaching Sunday 2:00 P. M., by Cap- ition Hughes of Salvation Arm, Even- ing. services 8:00 P. M. Everybody welcome. a welcome to attend these to visit the reading are and All students of the American a. m., Sunday school. College of Law and those desir- 1:00 a. m., morning prayer and ing to enroll are asked to meet jie ee |the faculty at the High School p. m. Sunday ‘school, Christ | building Monday, Sept. 12, 1921, . Mondan. . at 7:30 p. m. p.m, Evening and sermon, : Pole a Dance tonight — McKenzie [Roof Garden. St, George’s Church tet averybody invited, —Rev. Thos. Dewhurst, Rector. Does your spine look like this? You may say that it does not, but an in- experienced hand cannot detect the imper- fections of the spinal structure. Displaced vertebrae cause pressure on the nerves at the places where they emit from the spine. Nerve pressure causes disease. Let your Chiropractor determine wheth- er or not your spine needs adjusting. It may mean Health and Happiness. ——See—— R. S. ENGE, D. C., Ph. C. Lucas Block, Bismarck, N. 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