The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 15, 1921, Page 5

aes ee 4 x , ee and Personal Bismarck Community Chorus Gives First i | 7 BY - MARIAN HALE, | New. York, Nov. 15—'rhie is ona | consoling thought for the woman who | Was born too early-to be a flapper. It is that while many of our fash- are shown upon tantalizingly slender figures, most of the modes {may be adapted to almost any ayoir- Concert This Evening “>. The Bismarck Community. Choru will make their first formal app ance to a. Bismarck audience at the Presbyterian church this evenin; ‘The regular meeting of the Business and ‘Professional Women’s club will | Naturally bouffant garments are the | flapper’s very own. ; But the straight lines and flowing i sleeves, the adaptation of the straight ; lines, belong to almost any age and figure, An especially attractive model. is not be held this evening on account! the Louis Grauer grown of drap of the concert to be given at lresbyterian: church auditorium. The: concert, which is under the di- rection. of Frank ut eight o'clock. man will play the accompaniments. lf present indicaticns hold true a large number of Bismarck people wiil gather at the Prosbyterian church this evening. Much interest has heen tak- en in the work of the Community Chorus which is under the manage ment of the Business and Pro Women's club. The chorus now num- bers about 100 members. Each meni: ber has taken an active interest in the work, and the standard of music which will be sang at the concert this evening proves the value of the club to Bismarck as well as an addi- tion to the musical circles of the city. Mr. Humphre Mr, Hanson and Mr. Halverson, assure] favorites, with any Bismarck audience, will each sing this evening. Mr. McDonald play a violin solo. ‘The program in full, follows: ight, Chorus. Mr. Humphreys Hymn to Selection, Chorus. Solo (selec'ed), Mr. Hanson, Spring Song (Strauss), Chorus. Selection, Mr. . Halverson an d Chorus. . Community Singing, “Chorus and Audience, Where My Caravan Has Rested (Lohr), Chorus. My Old Kentucky Home Chorus. Violin Solo (Modio Des El Sprit My. McDonald. The Heavens Are Telling (Haydn), Che: ‘Sw Community; Singing, Audience, North Dakota an Spangled Banner. z ‘The chorus has been doing specia werk for this concert and are deserv- inz of the whole hearted patronage of the people of Bismarck. The regul enen house party for non-members will be held at the Busi- ness and’ professional Women’s club rooms tomorrow. evening. (Foster) ¢ and-Low (Barnby), Chorus ‘horus and The Star Guild Gives Rummage Sale _ and Chicken Pie Supper ‘The members of St, George's Guild : of the Episcopal church will, hold a yummage sale at the gas° office this afternoon d ‘tomorrow afternoon, November and 16. Anyone having donations to mé are asked to give them to a memher of the, aid. ‘The members of the guild are also making plan a chicken pie sup per which w be given in the new parish house when it is opened. The date hus been set for Thursday night. | SIIOWER. FOR BRIDES TO BE ‘Messes Catherine Cook, —Alfreda Krueger, Amerlia Olson and Gladys P§erce entertained a number . of friends at the Pierce home, 223 Se- cond street in honor of Miss Rose Coil and Miss Ruth Erb, who are to be; of perfect results on bake-day. Don’t spend your time in preparing bakings that contain expensive ingredients and be disappointed when you take them out ot the oven. Use CALUMET BAKING POWDER not because it’s the big- gest selling brand on earth, but because it is absolutely the most dependable and eco- nomical of all leaveners. When you employCalu- met Baking Powderyou know that your bakings will raise properly because it contains more than the ordinary leav- ening strength. Don’t waste energy and Money on uncertain aking powder — use Calumet, the “pure and sure” brand. A pound can of Calumet contains full 16 oz. Some ing powders come in 12 oz. cans instead of 16 or. cans. Be sure you get apound when youwantit. the 8 Gale, will begin} Miss Gertrude Hofl- jonai! and jour embroidered in steel beads. indeed a “perfect love” of a iti dress, The long-waisted effect, with cord- ‘ing over the hips, and the leng should- iers with full sleeves tend toward gree ef firnre, | The designs of ‘bead, embroidered Lin two rows on the sleeves and skirt ;and one around the neck, add that ouch of gaiety which all the season’s frocks demand, ‘brides of the month. The evening ; Was spent tying a quilt and hemming ‘tea towels. Gifts for the honor j guests were brought in a wagon de- ‘corated in pink and white and drawn ‘by little Miss Marian Curran, Miss | Curran sang a winter song after the ; gifts had been presented to the two ‘ brides to be. \ i Dainty refreshment were served at will] the close of the pleasant evening, at! {a table whose recorations and appoint- ments were in the pink and white, VISITING FRIENDS Mr. and Mrs, George Erickson were i visiting in Bismarck today. Mr. licrickson’ was reccntly discharge’ from the army. ‘He has been at Camp Lewis. Mr. and Mrs. Erickson will ‘visit at the home of his parents at | Driscoll, following a short visit with friends here. Mr. Erickson is weil nown in Bismarck and his friends will be pleased to hear of his return !to North Dakota. CALL SPECIAL MEETING. A special meeting of the Order of ‘the Eastern Star is called for Thurs- ;day night at the Masonic. temple. | Grand Matron Mrs. Cora Richmond cf finnewaukan, N. D., will be in Bis- arck for the meeting on Thursday night. Initiation willbe held at this meeting. i | i { _—_ ! HOLD DRAMATIC SOCIAL A dramatic social will be held in it he Presbyterian church parlors ‘Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock to i which all the ladies of the city are in- vited. Anyone. having articles ready ow the Christmas sale is asked to ‘bring them to this meeting and give {them to Mrs. Perry. | COMMITTEE ENTERTIANS | The Show committee of the Ameri- jcan Legion are entertaining the ithe American > Legion play, “Look | Who's Here” at the American Legion | hall this evening. The evening will be spent dancing. Lunch will be ser- | ved. : |SFORMER RESIDENT! VISITS CITY R. N; Williams, of Brue!,- Wisconsin, {a pioneer resident of Bismarck and Burleigh county is. visiting — in: Bis: marck. ‘Following a several days. visit in Bismarck Mr. Williams will leave for a visit in- other points of the icounty. | RETURNS TO STATION | First Lieutenant and Mrs, R. E. Day jleft last night for Kelly Field, San Antonio, Texas where Lieutenant Day lis stationed. They have been visil- ing at the home, of Mrs. Day’s par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. William Falcone: for the past two months. ‘ H LADIES AID MEETS. The Ladies Aid society of the First Lutheran church church parlors, Thursday afternoon, November 17. Mrs. Fred Swenson and Mrs, N. M. Danrot will be hostesses. All are cordially invited to attend this meeting. GIVES BRIDGE PARTY Mrs. Robert Orr entertained a number of ladies at her home yester- |day afternoon. The hours were spent i playing bridge. Light refreshments, were served at the Close of the after- noon. RETURNS FROM WEST. Leonard. A. Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Johnson, has returned frem San Francisco, where he has been stationed as a radio instructor for the last two years, EASTERN STAR MEETS. The regular meeting of the Order f the Eastern Star will be held at he Masonic temple at 7:30 o'clock | this evening. Election of officers will | be held at this meeting. | SOCIAL AND BUSINESS MEETING. | The Young Peoples society of the Trinty Lutheran church will hold a ; social and business meeting in the church parlors on Wednesday even- ing, November 16. FROM GRAND FORKS F, L. Kermott of Grand Forks was a visitor in the city over the week e Mr. Kermott is connected with the Federal Seed and loan com- Dany TO FARGO E.. J. Taylor left yesterday for | | Fargo on a_ business; trip in con- | nection with the work of the state de- {partment of education. i peat ape Seen i . RETURNS FROM VISIT |_ Mrs. R. H. Grace returned today |from the Twin cit’es where she has i been the guest of Professor and Mrs. | Alonzo Grace | pea ee | VISITING HERE ;_ Mr. and Mrs. Charles Herman — of ;Reulah are visiting . friends in Bis- j marck today. —— is | FROM COLORADO | Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Secrer of Pueb- lo, Crlorado, are visiting in Bismarck j today. | VISITING DAUGHTER. Mrs. J. A. Hart of Ellt Mound, Wis. jconsin is visiting at the home of her HAPPY SEASON FOR STOUT WOMEN j members of the cast and chorus of}: will meet, in the] — | Avenue D. MONDAY CLUB MEETS. members of the Monday club at her home yesterday afternoon. ‘The pro- gram on Hawaii was ccatinued trom the previous meeting. Roll call was answered to with Writer of Lite ture. Papers were read by Mrs. R. S. Towne on “HaWaii's Relation to the | United States;” Mrs, F. A. Knowles, on “Religion and Educatic: Mrs. B. E. Jones on “Music of Hawaii;” Miss Matilda Williams on “Resources,” and Mrs. Berndt on “Samoa.” The entire rrogram was very interesting. {next meeting will be with Mrs. Quain. gi NSS SE ee GIVES EVENING PARTY. Mrs, Gordon Cox entertained six of her young lady friends at her home last evening. The evening was spent tying a comforter following the din- ner which was served at 6 o'clock. TO OHIO. Leo Pitts, who has been visiting at the Cervinski home returned ‘this morning to his home at Toledo, Ohio. Miss Ellen Jager returned to Wash- burn yesterday morning after visiting relatives here over the week-end. ON BUSINESS TRIP. J. L. Bell has gone. to Minneapolis on a business trip. Mr. Bell will re- turn about the latter part of the week. SHOPPING HERE Mrs. John Langdahl and ‘Mrs, O. R. Vola cf Regan and Mrs. G. W. Stew- t of Wilton were shoppers in the city- yesterday. S$ VISITORS Samuel Lane, Col. Nelson of Carson ors in Bismarcic TUTTI VISITORS Joseph Hubbard and Edward Baker of Tuttle are business visitors in Bismarck today. ERASE ' THE WRINKLES | 5 aromas ° | \ | (By Mme. Moreau) Paris, Nov. 14—There isn't a bit of use of massaging and-patting your that’s mak- into shape—it’s your mind really the important factor in jing :0u beautiful or plain. Smooth out the meatal wrinkles. Do a little delicate soothing of your spiritual self and then resort to your cream pots, your perfumes and your rouge sticks if you must. Those bad little lines appearing on your otherwise auite pretty forehead are simply the visible signs of worry and ill temper. A quiet mind is the S complexion. Don't bore yourself by gqing through nightly ceremonies which in- volve the cream jar and odd kid gloves, piolonging the process at oue time to make up for slights >f other days. <A little treatment regularly tgiven and a poise! mind are produc- tive of the best results. And be exceedingly careful when your creamed and patting fingers reaches the rcgion round your eyes. No. inexperienced fingers should touch that portion of the face with any marked degree of energy back of them. Thc muscles there are too deli- cate, too sensitive and can too easily be pulled into sagging and unlovely lines. ‘Pat! Put ev a little good cream or clive oil on, the finger tips or the pliant little patter. KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS day evening at eight o’clock sharp. Nominations for office. A large attendance desired. STOMACH MISERY, GAS, INDIGESTION, 'AKE “DIAPEPSIN” “Pare's Diancpsin” is the quick surest relief for. Indigestion. G Flatulence, Heartburn, on or Stomach Distres A few tab’ he s ed so yor an eat favorite foods without fear. Large case co! only few mts at drug tore, Millions helped sunualy. daughter, Mrs. Clarence’ Morton of Mrs, H. S. Dobler entertained the’ The! face unless you first spank your mind! best possible prescription fir a good | er so lightly with just: Regular convention Wednes-. "THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE i Ra CITY NEWS Bahy Boy. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Quanrud of i | the city, announce the arrival of a ' baby boy at the Bismarck hospital. Condition Improved. | Miss Mary Huber, who has been confined to) the St. Alextus ‘hospital ior me@‘cal treatment, is improving. PAGE FIVE “DYED HER DRESS, COAT AND SKIRT Every package of “Diamond Dyes” contains directions so simple any wo- ) | man can dye or tint her worn, shabby dresses, shirts, waits, coats, stock- Brings Cown Goose ings, sweater, covering, draperies, hangings, everything, even if she has E. H. Erbe is one of the few Bis imarck hunters who has succeeded in | bringing down a wild goose this year. [He shot the goose while hunting {south of Dawson a fow days ago. It j Was snow white and ‘Mr. Erbe will jhave it mounted. In St. Al The most attractive refreshment Erving Seehav - and! for an evening party is the buffet sup- Mrs. Phillip Seehaver cf Dawson, un-| per. This allows the hostess to make derwent a‘serious operation at the’ the most of her dining room where she hospital last night. may use a definite cclor scheme in; Roy Turner of McKenzie underwent ; decorating her table. i j an operation at the hospital yesterday.; The supper may or may not have a hot dish such a timbale or patty, | ‘it should have a salad, sandwiches, hed nuts, httle cakes, an ice and hot chocolate or coffee. The hot dish adds to the elaborateness but makes a lect more werk and almost neces- sitates a competent cook in the kitch- en. The supper of just salad may be prepared by the hostess before the party come# in and requires no maid in the dining room. Buiiet. Supper Menu. Chicken patties, olives, jellied salad, brown bread and butter sandwiches, salted nuts, fancy cakes, peach par- fait, candy, ceffee. Jellied chicken salad, tiny pickles, ripe olives, assorted sandwiches, fudge, short cake, coffee. Chicken Patties, One cold boiled chicken, 1-2 cup mushrooms, 1-2) cup butter, 1-3 cup flour, 4 cups milk, 1 teaspoonful salt, 1-8 teaspoonful mustard, paprika. in- Discard all skin, bones and it| lage from the meat of the chic | Cut in dice. There should be be-|{ tween three and four cups. Melt butter and stir in flour. Scald milk Seek Information, Information is wanied regarding any relatives of Thomas Nichelson, son of | | the late Nicheli Thomasson and Malena Jacobson Thomasson of Stavanger,; { Norway, Please send any informa- tonto Mrs. Thomas Nichelson, 6 Win-; chester Court, Gloucester, Mdssachu- | setts. North Dakota papers please | copy. | j In Bismarck Hospital, { Rev. L. R: Johnson underwent a! slight operation at the Bismarck hos- pital yesterday. Mrs. Edward Heu- stad of Steele, has entered the hos- pital for surgical treatment. H. T. Burns of Dawson, Willard Flynn of Ryder, and Mrs. Hannan {Carlson of Shields, who have been patients at the Bismarck hospital re- jeutned to their homes today. Too Few Applicants The Civil Service Commission vites special attention ti) the fact t in examnations held ly in Bis- ;marck, N. D., and other cities through- out the Unite] States for domestic: ! arti~ en. science teachers, Indian Service, for| and add, beating with a wire whisk. ; apprentice fish culturists, Bureau of| Mix salt and mustard and stir in ‘Fisheries, and for telegraph operators,| sauce. Let boil five minutes. Add | ; Departmental and Ficid Services, ap-| meat and mushrooms and make very | plicants were not secured in the|hot. Serve in paity shells and number desired, and that these ex-| sprinkle with paprika. aminations will again be held on De-| This amount should serve 12 or, eembex 7, Persons interested in these or other examinations should apply to the Sec: | retary of the U.S. Civil Service Board at the local post office for de‘ailed in- formation and application blanks. ‘Oh: Boy! Meet me at the big Chicken Pie Supper, Thursday, 5:30 to 8». m., at the Episcopal | Parish House, at rear of Church. f | juice and salt. Let cool and when Price 75¢. s darenn’ x beginning to jelly add vegetables. The Dance at Paiterson’s Hall to-| poppers and pimentoes may be shred- night. 50c per couple. {ded or minced. Turn into a mold and put on ice to become firm. Cut in slices and serv, heart of let- | ICING WITHOUT | |[ttco with mayonnaise | | EGGS | Jellied Chicken Salad. One fowl, 4 hard boiled eggs, 2 cups e diced celery, 2 dozen large olives, 2 Boiled frosting’ for cake can be tablespoons granulated. gelatine, 21-2 jmade without egg“ whites. The icing) cups ch 14 persons. dellied Salad, Three cups finely shredded cab- bage, 3 sweet green peppers, 3 can- ned pimentoes, 1 cup diced celery, 2 tablespcons granulated gelatine, 1-2 {cup cold water, 2 cups boiling water, 1-2 clip sugar, 1-2 cup vinegar, 1-2 cup lemon juice, 2 teaspoons salt. Soak gelatine in cold water for fif- teen minutes. Dissolve in boiling water. Stir in sugar, vinegar, lemon |} Ls ken stock, mayonnaise. jstays soft: and creamy and is excel-; Cook. chicken with “one onion, one ‘lent fora spice cake. The materials: | carrot and two teaspoons of salt till One and one-half, cups granulated| tender. Use boiling water to put the sugar, 2-3 cup milk, 2 teaspoons | chicken. on to cook in. When chicken flour, 1 teaspoon vanilla. ty Put sugar and milk in a saucepan 4 5 and cook without stirring until a soft beech ay butter,/:2 Coe ing boa fae eae ane nas | Melt sugar in an iron or aluminum reaches ‘thé soft-ball stage pour aj P@?- Put over a hot fire and stir little ovér the flour, stirring to make nstantly until melted. Let the dessertspoon i arm sirup become a golden brown. Add a emo Celle eae ap ee the boiling water and simmer until OMT Over the, other mixture, Let| the sirup is dissolved, Add butter Oana - ‘ and cook ten minutes. Dissolve the creamy. Add Spread on cool and ‘beat until | starch a little cold milk and vanilla after cooling. cornstarch in a le cold m | stir into the first mixture. Let boil one | Loa cae for Tomorrow | minute and put over hot water to, CIN AE j | keep not. BREAKFAST: Bananas with un-) s asa cooked cereal, poached eggs on! (Copyright, 1921), NEA: Service) |e tte: Salmon sandwich,| _I have just returned again to i ginger cookies, tex. ithe city and have taken rooms DINNER: , Hashed round steak, |at the Van Horn Hotel, Room gravy, mashed potatoes, canned! 77], , i Madame La May, Clair- string beans, cottage pudding with (oyon, . | ;voyant. caramel sauce, coffee. Rez My Own Recipes ai a ty Meat ga ay ‘Most all uncooked cereals are im-'_ Dance at Baker’s Hall every proved if pui in the oven for a tow | Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-| ‘minutes before serving, ‘The heal |day nights. 10c a dance. Best ; restores crispness. ! me : Salmon Sandwich ‘music in the state. ‘Put the pieces of bread and butter on !a plate to serve. On each piece put {a leaf of lettuce. cover lettuce with carefully flaked salmon and. pour jover salad dressing. A slice of dill! pickle may: be served on each plate. e The sandwich is left open. BEAUTY- IS Hashed Round Steak One pound round steak ground, 2 1 ‘Episcopal Parish House. Back of church., 75c. HEALTH A Beautiful Woman is Always a Well Woman You Cannot Afford to Overlook This Minneapolis, Minn. “Before my marriage 1 wa 1 condition of My prospective — mother-in. ggested that I use Dr. Pierce's 1 soon found what I needed I gained in strength and cheer-! 5s Tam now the moth- dren and during ex-! ays take the ‘Favorite! and find it very helpful. , To mothers and to othe: women who suffer I urge the use of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. s keep in the house a sup- tablespoons bacon fat and putter, slice on’on, 1 teaspoon salt, 1-8 tea poon pepper. | Melt fat in spider, Let slice of ‘onion’ stay in fat While meiting and ‘heating. “When hot remove onion. 'Put in meat and shake to separate the pieces. Season with salt and ; Pepper and fry, stirring to make ach bit of meat brown. Then pack fo. in the frying pan and let brown on jthe bottom. Fold and turn like 27 omelet.. Brown a tablespoon of flour in. the fat left in the spider and add milk or water slowly to. make gravy. Serve the meat on a platter and the gravy in a eravy Stufied Bre: health, st of Veal Four or 5 pounds’ of” bre of Pierc Pleasant Pellets; veal, 1 1-2 cups bread crumbs from the bowels.”—Mrs. F.! soft part of loat, 2 tablespoons but- ) 6th St, So. ident In- ter, 1 tablespoon minced parsley. 1 e to Dr. Pierce. 1: WELL-ARRANGED TABLE FOR BUFFET SUPPER Flaked salmon, lettuce, mayon- pS Cs jnaise. salad dressing, bread, batter.| Everyhody Come! Chicken Cut the bread . one-fourth inch,Pie Supper. The kind Mother thick. Spread lightly with butter. ysed to make. 5:30 to 8 p. m. never dyed before. Buy “Diamond Dyes”—no other kind— then ,perfect home dyeing is sure because Diamond Dy © guaranteed not to spot, fade, str or run. Tell your druggist whether ‘the material you wish to dye is wool or silk, or whether it is linen, ; cotton or mixed goods. is done reduce stock, to 21-2 cupfuls. Strain. Remove all skin and gristle from meat and cut in neat. cubes. ! Soften gelatine in cold water to cover and dissolve in beiling stock. Season swell with salt and pepper. Put a little of the liquid in the bottom of individual molds or one large one. Add a layer of egg slices, then a layer of olive es, a layer of chicken’and a layer of celery. Continue until all is used. Pour over jelly and put in a cold place to chill and harden. Serve cn lettuce with mayonnaise. This rule should serve about 16 persons, dellied salads are more economical than plain salads. <A plain chicken salad for 16 persons would take 2 chickens. (Copyright, 1921, NEA Service.) DINNER OANCE AT McKENZIE HOTEL Reginning: Saturday evening, Nov. 19th, The McKenzie Hotel will resume their Dinner Dance for the winter season $1.00 per couvle. Tables reserved. No ‘service less than 25c. Dance be- gins Nine-thirty. Three piece Orchestra. The McKenzie Hotel Orchestra has perfect Dance Music with Pep. Dance at Patterson’s Hall to- night. 5ve per couple. fi With Your Own Engraved Christmas Cards. Our line of Cards is now very com- plete with fifty and a hundred of each design, thus giving you something exclusive. If we hold your plate the cost of your individual engraved cards will be very slight. We would suggest placing your order early. Hoskins Auction Sale | Of fancy work and other decorative and valuable articles and wearing apparels, on Thursday, Nov. 17, at 8:00 p. m., at the Gas office on corner of Broadway and Fifth Street. Come and buy your Christmas presents at your own price. The articles will be displayed at the window on Thursday afterncon. All are handmade goods. pee THE WOMENS MISSION SOCIETY Of the Eighth and Rosser Street Baptist Church. 0" cat 10° Don’t Miss This Opportunity FOR TWO DAYS. The people of Bismarck and vicinity have realized the savings in everyday Household Needs which this store is offering. FOR ONE MORE DAY you are given a chance to partake in these savings. SOME- ONE IS GOING TO GET THAT LOCOMOTIVE &LEC- TRIC WASHING MACHINE. The west side of this store is “jammed” full of articles that are used in and around the house at all times. REMEMBER—Wednesday, Nov. 16th, is tthe last day, FOR THIS SALE. And while you are getting the benefit of this discount, you will also be entitled to A CHANCE eae LOCOMOTIVE ELECTRIC WASHING MA- u . LAST CALL | teaspoon salt, 1-4 teaspoon pepper, # valids' Hotel in Buffalo, N. Y., for few gratings of nutmeg, 1 egg, hot free medical advice. Adv. water. | Remove phones and tendons from | meat and flaiter with a rolling pin DINNER DANCE ‘toa uniform thickness.” Rub both AT McKENZIE HOTEL sides of meat with salt and pepr Raginse Satiy reni | _Melt butter and add to bread crum Seginning Saturday evening, | ‘Season with salt, pepper and nut- Nov, 19th, The, McKenzie Hotel | ae: ae parsley. A ed ae will resume their Dinner Dance{ beaten anc wel] . Then add ¢ vt winter Seas | enough hot water to make moist for the winter season $1.90 al cour'e. Tables reserved. service less than 25. Dance be-| gins Nine-thirty. Three pierce; Orchestra. The McKenzie Hote! Orchestra has perfect Dance Music with Pep. i Spread stuffing evenly on meat. Roll nid tie. Put in roaster and roast i” wmModerate oven for 2 1-2 hours. Boil bones and use broth: for gravy. Caramel Sauce and one-balfsuns granulate? 11-2 cups boiling ,water, 1 Ove sugar, LOMAS HARDWARE C0. “We've Got Your Number,” Be Sure To Get It. 10% 10%