The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 3, 1921, Page 5

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 3 Social and’ Personal State Society Receives Books Below are listed some of the new books received this week in the State Historical Society Library. These bocks may he consulted in the library “in the Capito! Building daily except Sunday, Prices and Wages in the United Kingdom, 1914-1920, by Arthur L. Bowley, 1921. ‘The New World; Problems in Po- litical, Geography, by Dr. Isaiah Bow- man, 1921, ‘ Zuni Breadstuff, by Frank Hamil- ton Cushing, 1920. Certain Caddo Sites in Arkansas, by M..R. Harrington. 1920. Cuba Before Columbus, by M. R. stenographer for Drs. Smyth, Stac! house and Fisher. SEWING CLUB MEETS. (By Marian Hale) The Sewing club of the Pythian | Sisters met at*the home of Mrs, A. : F, Marquette on’ Ninth street yes- terday afternoon. The afternoon was spent séwing for the Red Crose Treliet work. were served by the hostess. always the safe as well as the popular waterial which may be worn on al- most any occasion from semi to full cress, The simple l’ned black velvet gown augural wardrobe of pie. Harling, es a 5 jattractive because the simplicity is TO NEW: HEADQUARTERS. the sort gained from pure artistry. Caesar Murphy, traveling salesman} ‘The draped skirt effect falls in a for the United States Tire company, long point on one side and the only who for the past twoyyears has made.ornament, aside from the deep yoke this heafiquarters in Bismarck, left|/of heavy lace, is a last night for Grand Forks. Mr. Mur-| buckle holding the drape over the left phy’s headquarters will now .be atjhip, Despite the fed for long and Grand Forks. flowing sleeves this gown has short i tight sleeves. Kee It-is youthful and chic and avoids: j the extremes. It is a discreet eight Inches from the COMMUNITY CHORUS MEETS. The regular meeting of the Bi marck Community chorus will be held | enound at the Business and Professional Wo-}""ihe smal black hat has its note of men’s club rooms Monday evéning ati negance in the lovely sweep of the 7:30 o'clock. All members are re-!yirg of paradise. quested to be present. | i i Harrington. 1921. War Government of the British Do- minions, by Arthur Berriedale Ke.th. 1921, Les Bourgeois de la Compagnie du Nord-Ouest par L. R. Masson. 1890. The Goidsmith’s Art in Ancient Mexico, by Marshal H. Saville. 1920. Economic and Social History of the World War, by James ‘T. S)otwell. 1921. : Notes on Iroquois Archeology, by Alanson Srinner. 1921. ADOPT CONSTITUTION. A new constitution for the Baptist church which was drawn up at a re- cent. meeting provides for an annual meeting, to be held iu the month of December. The first meeting will be held Wednesday evening, Dec. 7. Alt the members and friends of the churc) are urged to be present. ‘All heads oi departments are asked to prepare and present .reports of the year’s work. 4 The new officers will take up the work in January under the constitu- tion, The-high school Bible class which hasbeen meeting at. the Baptist church on Monday evening will meet Tuesday:evening. TO GIVE ADDRESS HERE. Dr. Rolvix Harlan of New York City, secretary of the Department of Social Service and Rural Survey fcr the Northern, Baptist convention, wili speak, in the Baptist church on Mon- day evening at 8 o'clock. Dr. Har- lan is thoroughiy acquainted with ru- val work in the United States, having been for several years a close student of social and industrial conditions as well as conditions in the open coun- try, He has recently returned from Europe where he has been studying conditions, All who bear him are sure to be made acquainted with some conditions of which they had perhaps little thought. ENTERTAINS TEACHERS Mrs. V. H. DeBolt entertained the members of the teaching staff of the local high school at her home last evening. The hours were spent play- ing whist. Miss ‘Kinsella ‘and -Miss Eastman won the prizes. A delicious three ccurse lunch was served at the close of the evening. Yellow chrys- anthemums were used on the tables. GIVES BIRTHDAY PARTY Ruth, the little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frayne Baker, celebrated her fourth birthday by entertaining twelve of her Jittle friends at her’ home. The afternoon was spent playing games after which a dainty birthday lunch Was served. Decorations and appoint- ments were of pink. GLVE AFTERNOON PARTY Mrs. H. W. Herman and Mrs. G. A. Kaline entertained a number of iady friends at the home of Mrs. Kaline, 522, Ave. F, yeeterday ofternoon. The hours were s : ' y' 03, Thanks- giving decor: 2.¢ used in con- nection with the dainty lunch that was sc.ved at the close of the after- mon, i D. A. R. MEET The members of the Daughters of the American Pevolution held their meeting at the home of Mrs. B. K. ‘Skeels last evening. Following a short business meeting the chapter atteaded: the lecture on Roosevelt— the man, given at the American Le- gion hall last evening. (eee Senate RETURN TO VALLEY CITY. Mr. and Mrs. Ole Anderson return cd this morning to their home at Val- ley, City. Mr. Anderson has been confined to the Bismarck hospital for the past six weeks and Mrs. Anderson has been with him here during that time. SING AT METHODIST CHURCH. Henry Halverson will sing, “Open the Gates of the Temple,” by Mrs. Joseph Knapp at the evening service to be held at the McCabe Methodist Epts- copal church tomorrow evening. The! pastor, Dr. S. F. Halfyard will speak on “the Rooms in the House of Life.” CALL REGULAR MEETING, The Bismarck Ministerial Associs tion will meet in the Nurses Hom of the Bismarck hospital on Monda; December 5, at 1:30 o'tlock, for the regular morthly meeting. All minis- ters in the city are cordially invited: attend. Cc. F. STRUTZ, Secretary. ODD FELLOWS MEET The members of the Odd Fellows lodge held their regular meeting at the Odd Fellows -hall last evening. Following the regular business meet- | ing a sccial time was enjoyed. War- ren Haines and C. R. Edquist of Man- | dan were otit of town guests at the | meeting. HOLD SPECIAL SERVICE. Comments heard indicate that the Epworth League service to be held a the Methodist church Sunday evenin is to be unique in character. The hour has been set for 6 o'clock and those who do not wish to lose the signif-! cance of the meeting will ‘be on time. TO STRASBURG Miss Florence Jager. left this after- noon for Strasburg where: she will ' make her home. Since her graduation © , Irom the local high school last June “Miss Jager “has-been“<employed as | —$———_______—_____—_- ‘Tuesday, Thursday and Satur. | imusic in the state. eee ai ‘School Notes ! Miss Louise Hoerman, who: for the | 4 ° past fourteen years has been -super- ; i intendent cf the Bismarck hospital, | HIGH SCHOOL, has left for Leonard, Kansas, where\| Miss Clara Smith, supervisor of mv- she will spend her vacation with her |sic in the puodlic school has tendered mother. {her resignation as superviscr of music fand wit leave for her home at i Lenox, S. D., where she expects to MEETING POSTPONED nee fhe The regular meeting of the Fort- | Spend the winter. nightly club which was to be held on | Report’ cards for the second six December 5 has been pos:poned to De- | weeks’ period were handed to the stu- cember 14, Mrs. P. E. Byrne will-be | derts throughout the school yesterday, hostess at this meeting. | Parents are reqfiested to give special ——— ‘attention to the marks given. { ‘The manual training department un-; RETURNS TO HOME: ! New York, Dec, 3—Black. velvet is Dainty reireshments |py Harry Collins, who created the in-, large brilliant! Mrs. Jobnson, wio for the past} bi t aluhea tae month has been a gucst at the home |'B @ number ot tilul pictures br of her daughter, Mrs. §. H. Clark, re /the Ricnholt schcol builaing. These | turned this morning to her home at{ Will be hung in. the school during | Grand Forks. ‘Christmas vacation. H i ler the directign of R.H. 3 TAKES POSITION. jthe high school ah nai) Mrs. C. F, Dupuis has taken a posi-| the seating capacity of the school has tion as supreme court stenographer, | been reacbed; seel lockers will be in- the position vacated by Mrs. C. K.| Stalled in the corridors, in salt ient Norton, who moved to Davenport, Ia./mumber to take care of thi These lockers have been pu: and. are how on their way. irls of the high school are; ed in their athletic work | now. Plans are being made for the; girls’ basket ball tournament which {will be held the latter part of Jan- RETURNS FROM VISIT j@ary or the early part of February. Miss Elsie Rosberg, nurse of the |The girls are also planning an indoor | Bismarck hospital, hay returned from jtrack meet when the Senior Physical | a visit at the home of her sister at | Training club will compete with: the, Underwood. Junior Physical Training club. The} ‘girls, who are to be in full charge otf MOTORS TO MINNEAPOLIS ‘this undertaking, will elect their man- Mrs. Senta Fossum leaves by car |agers soon. tomorrow morning for Minneapolis} Following the visit of Mrs, Mabe! where she will visit, at the home of jiHollis of Fargo, to the night school, her parents. |dressmaking class here it was decid} ed by Mrs. Hollis to accept the school VISITING HERE {under the Smith Hughes law, Under Mrs. William Smith of Tappen ar- | the law one-half of the expense of the rived in Bismarck last night and jischool will be ‘borne by state or fed- will visit here for several days. eral aid. , bout January 20. As} ised | BUSINESS VISITORS Alfred and Elmer Arneson of Dris- | coll, L. J. Ross of Wing, and Arthur McCoy of Regan were business vis- itors in Bismarck yesterday. i | { VISITING FRIENDS HERE Mr. and Mrs. A. Swanson and son, Norman of Wilton, were visiting friends here yesterday. At a meeting of the senior boys held VISITING HERE, at the high school last evening it was Mrs. Charles Grawe, of Pollock, | decided that each, hoy have, a white S. D., ig visiting friends in the clty| sweater with one of the class colors, for several days. purple, used ag trimming. A purple NURSE FROM WILTON stripe and purplé 1922 will decorate Miss Emily Anderson, nurse of Wil- ie Rientersssi rater ton, is in Bismarck on professional HIGH SCHOOL. duties, * The following list of names consti- tute the Honor Roll of the public HOME FROM BUSINESS TRIP. | schcols for the second six weeks Samuel Nicola has returned from a |/period. ‘Pupils whose average is business trip to Minneapolis. above 50 are those who constitute the Honor Roll. school made a good showing on the} honor roll 60 notices of pupils delin- quent in one or more subjects were j sent to the parents. FROM WILTON. H. A. McCullough of Wilton, was visiting in Bismarck yesterday. Seniors. Glen Wallace, Lina Mandigo, Grace | Cook, Newell Hamilton, Zella Harris, Margaret Postlethwaite, Myrtle Free- Although the students of the high}. ——_— <= | 5 Uydi. i 5 (berg, Nydia Smith. | Club Notices | Juniors, a ——-4) Dorothy Moses, Helen Brooks, Be- atrice Register. Sophomores, Rosemary Lomas, Laura Rupp, Em- ma Trygg, Earl Benser, Minnie Neuge- bauer, Ruby Aplund, Marcia Bowman, y Elsie Thrang Vivian Murphy. THURSDAY MUSICAL CLUB Freshmen, Mrs. Graham and Miss Hoffman will| Evelyn Martin, Olga Neugebauer, be hostesses to the Thursday Musical | Edna Eide, Celestine Glaser, Evelyn club at its next regular meeting on|George, Louis Grambs, Gwendolen Thursday, Dec. 8. | Jones, Helene Gunderson, Gerald j Hunter, Audrey Flow, Beatrice Clark, Norman Craven and Robert Nuessle. WILL SCHOOL, Students of the Wiil school whos2 Has Operation. average was about 90 are lsted below. D. M. Slattery has entered the St.! This’average entitles them to-a place’ Alexius hospital and underwent’ an! on the honor roll. operation there this morning. | _Kindergarten—Lyle Mayer, Leslie —— Walla, Eleanor Cook, Louise Sells, Visitor In City. | Bernice Wagner, Eleanor Webber, Henry Wingfield, who played first| Peggy Bergeson, Justine Brahner. base on the Bismarck baseball team | Susue Innus, Zella McClure, Muriel last summer, was in the city last! Wigton. Sidney Breslow Leonard } night. He returned to Valley City to-| ola, Lorin Duemeland, Edward Koe day. vill | tel, Clayton Welch, Lloyd Boutrous. Hama | YP—Violet Bertsch Robert Chris-_ At Bismarck Hospital. i - % Misses Vivian Lindgren’ of Kulm, on purete Imus, James Keller, Mrs. Steve Bachar of Wing and Miss | Jeanette, Love, George Moses, Ione Emma Kast of Turtle Lake have en- |* ie Sees i tered the Bismarck hospital for treat- | 98 “Lioyd Ode, ‘Arthur Cran, Eve- ‘MOTHERS SOCIAL CLUB The Mothers Social club will hold their meeting with Mrs. Woodmansee a her home on Tuesday afternoon, ec. 6, ; CITY NEWS | | Mrs. A. G. Elfstrom, who has heen \Jyn Kraft, Virginia Light, Anne Man- ‘ ‘ned in the hospital for some time (digo, ADna mary McCormick, Elizabeth returned to her bome at Killdeer to- Slattery, Frances Slattery, Bernice day. | Wigton, Geetha: pea ye ;. %A—-Marjorie Askerman, Howard ‘A social event now attracting atten- i Larson, Melvin Munger, Edward Sing- tion and sure to grow in popularity | Pel. as the hour draws near is the Nev:| 3B--Woodrow Hall, Jack Zuger. | Year's banquet dance and general fes-| %A—Arline Loebrke, Jeanette Nor- tival at the McKenzie hotel. Mr. Pat- | um, Goldie Strutz, (Margaret. Will. | erson is receiving requests for reser-|_ 4B—Frankie Davis, Frances Heath, | wationi | Parle Von Hagen, Grant Hartley Ra-; 2 a | chel Stegner. i Elks Public Memorial Services: ‘ ee ee Amundeon, Tom Ellis, | + 'Ardeth Gussner. Ellen Hoover, Claire at The Eltinge Theatre Sunday jo¢0i, usther Swanson, Psther Wil. afternoon at 3 p.m. Everybody) son. invited to attend. Good music., 5B-—Jac k Cowan, Winifred Ei! Good speaking. {throp, James Mills, Audrey Rohrer, | William Wallace. Ruth Gordon, Buell Quain, n Strutz, Vernon Urzal. Dance at Baker’s Hall. Every, |‘ 6B-—Grace Elness, Lillian Reimstad, 10c a dance. Best chariotte Reimstad, Elmer Hanson. | David Hollingsworth, Alice Meader, u = A 6A-—Muriel Bensen, Jane Byrne, McKenzie has received a ship- Gwendolyn Jensen, Vern Person. i ment of Live Lobsters direct | , WILLIAM MOORE SCHOOL from the coast of Maine. The following list of names are the, students of the William Moore school Keep yourself posted on the “bc earned a vlace on the honor roll turkey market. Write or call this second six weeks period: fees” First G for our prices. Northern Pro-: rat: Grade es Lester. Rreslow, duce Co., Bismarck, N. D. |Kathleen Murphy, Joe Woodmansgedo. i ‘ jay nights. mma Jean Grady, ° ‘THE BISMARCK TRIBUN Second Grade ‘Mary Lou ‘thompson, Whittey, Jean And Pattie Ann » Robert Hos- 3 i About 40 pupils will be promoted to, kins, Frederic Muir, Alpha Nelson. “ Third Grade ‘Mildred Dietz, Marion Jensen, Miles Parke, Ernest Kaulfuss, Eula Camer- cn, Wilton Crewe. Fourth Grade Margaret Mowry, Theo. Vettel, Au- verne Olson, Seventh B |. Paul Cook, Marlys Luhr, Mary Gal- lagher, iy Seventh A Osear Jounson, Gertrude Lundquist, Harold Fitch, Willis Frazier, Grace Webster. Eighth B Thelma Kaline. Eighth A Jack Dingle, Wilma Olson, Muriel Robinson, WACHTER SCHOOL The fi:lowing name re the names of pupils of the Wachter school wavse average was above 0 and ‘so were en- | Utled to he on the honor roll: Kindergarten Clarence Finlayson, Hugh Long- muir, Joseph Senger, (Helen Mir Webster, James Webster, Second Grade Edythe Bolton, Annette Gold, Or- land Johngon, Charles ‘Tolliver. ‘ Third Grade Winnifred' Hall, John Oster. "Fourth Grade Donald Wallace, Harold Marion Longmuir. 4 oes *ifth Grade “Na attoway i Sixth Grade Friddls, ty, Lou Hall, RICHHOLT SCHOOL The following people. are the stud- ents of the Richholt school whose names appear on the honor roll for the second six weeks period: First, B Adelaide Bryan. First A Dorothy Beebe, Myron Tenser. Second B William Bredy. Second A Ervin Hughes. i Third Roy Dingle. Fourth Dorothea Gutman. Fifth Grace Livdahl. Sixth B Elmer Benser, Terrance Conway. Sixth A | Gladys Hanson, Carl .Kositzky. Har- old Nelson. Seventh Herman Milde, Paul Mowry. / McKenzie | has received a ship- ment of Live Lobsters direct from the coast of Maine. —— SSS THE BEST RESULTS ARE OBTAINED BY USING Baker’s Chocolate (Blue Wrapper, Yellow Label) In Making Cakes, Pies, Puddings, Frosting, Ice Cream, Sauces, Fudges, Hot and Cold Drinks. * For more than 140 years this checolate has delicacy off flavor and” uniform quality. IT IS THOROUGHLY RELIABLE . Nemwescorom, 57 Highest Awards in Europe and America ‘The trade-mark “La Belle Chocolatiere” on every package WALTER BAKER & C0. LTO. Established 1789 DORCHESTER, MASSACHUSETTS © Booklet of Choice Rectpessent free i resident of Burleigh county, who diet early yesterday morning in a local hospital, was taken to the Perry un- | dertaking parlors to remain until Sua- {day evening when they will be taken to the home of his sister, Mrs, Ellen | ; Mahoney, ‘the body will be taken to St. Mary’s Pro-Cathedral for requiem high mass sat 9:30 A. M. Pallbearers will be Join Flannagan, Frank Harris, Jo- ;seph Winkle, Henry Sebry, Harmon | Ward, William ¢. } 3 | Elks Public Memorial Services lat The Eltinge Theatre Sunday ‘afternoon at 3 p.m. Everybody jinvited to attend. Good music. ; Good speaking. Dance, Patterson’s Hall to- night. North Dakota’s _ best dance hall. Music by Capitol 3. | Something new. | Photographs are ideal Christ- ‘mas gifts. Make appointments | at Butler Studio. | Renee SOE ly i : Open evenings until Xmas. E. Bergeson & Son. The Company that took the Tax out of Taxi. PHONE 888. i i SE leas IN, i i i ness Service Co. First floor, | Haskins Block.’ Phone 662 i WILL BE MONDAY The body of Philip Harvey, pioneer | peas Eltinge Theatre Exclusive Rea sy a LITTLE BLOCK 4h 5,5. dU), BISMARCK, N.D. PAGE FIVE Locerereeraerreneencaseeeeenors Photographs are mas gifts. at Butler Studio. ti Chrispi| ") McKenziéhas received'a ship- Make appointments ment of Live Lobsters direct | from the coast of Maine. SDISMARCK.N.DAK. DIAMONDS .“JEWELRY WATCH US FOR WATCHES We are better prepared this Christmas to, serve the Gift buying public than we have been for several years, this is especially true in reference to watches of all kinds. Our stock of wrist watches in the better grades of Swiss and American makes surpasses anything we have shown before both in quality and price. Our Swiss watches we buy direct from the import- ers and can give you prices on the better grades that ean’t be duplicated by others on cheaper makes. We also handle some of the cheaper grades of Swiss watches such as the Gruen, Omega and oth- ers. Let us explain the difference in these, as the number of jewels in ‘a watch don’t always make it a good watch. Our window displays, will interest you. F. A. KNOWLES, Jeweler BISMARCK. GLORIA SWANSON. peers cae “ELINOR GLYN’S ° “THE GREAT MOMENT”. Also Kinpgrams and Topics of the Day. MONDAY and TUESDAY toe car 6M ill