The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 5, 1922, Page 5

i \ | J eyes FRIDAY, MAY. 5, 1922 Social and‘) Personal Mrs. Taylor Is Named Chairman At Musical Meet “Hiawatha’s Wedding Feast,” sung at the Grand Forks auditorium Wed- nesday evening, was the closing fea- ture of the annual meeting of the ‘North ‘Dakota Federation’ of Music clubs, and is said to have been one of the most successful events of the like, ever attempted in North Dakota. Dean Knute Froysaa, head of the mu. sic department of the Mayville state normal school;' Robert ‘Ambrosius, cellist for the ‘Chicago Symphony .or- chestra and Dean ‘A. J. Stephens, di-{ rector of the Fargo College Conserva- | tory of Music, were memibers. of the all-state orchestra which played for the musica) festival. The chorus, which was made up of 250 voices, representing practically al) of the music clubs of the state, wai’ directed iby 'Prof. E. H. Wilcox, head of the music department of the Uni- wWersity of North Dakota. Professor Wilcox's, work was remarkable, it is said, and the work of the clu chorus ‘was exceptiona]. Each club had re- hearsed the music in its ‘home towns, and after arriving at Grand Forks, but one recital was held. This is the first event of this nature ever held in North Dakota, in connection with the meeting of the federation. Preceding ‘“iHiawatha’s Wedding Feast,” Ottis Patten, tenor, and Ro- bert Ambrosius, cellist, gave a brief concert, Mrs, J.. ©. Taylor, Mré.- Artur Bauer and Mrs. John L, Hughes .re- turned last night from Grand Forks. lalverson returned this noon Mrs. W. J. Taggart and (Mre.iR. A. Tracy. who stopped in Fargo to visit friends, are expected to return tomor- row. The Bismarck delegates report a wonderful time, a successful meet- ing-and splendid beginning, It was decided at the meeting to have the May festival biennially and on the alternate years to have the ‘Young Artists contest. Mrs, J. C. Taylor, of the city, was appointed chairman of the Scholarship Loan fund. - Miss Mary Stewart To Address State ; B. and P. W. Miss Mary Stewart of Washington, D. C,, formerly Dean of ‘Women at the University of Montana and now chair- man of the legislative committee for AFLOWER-LIKE CHARM TO PETAL FROCKS The clever bud who chooses such{ The modest V-shaped deculletage is a charming dancing frock as_ this| most flattering to one’s shoulders ané could turn into almost any sort of}the gown is sleeveless, of course, for flower—excepting, of course, a wall-| evening: wear. flower. Picot edging on the neck and panels It’s one of the daintiest of evening| is the only finishing needed, unless one dresses with its slightly bldtised bod-| wants a single.gorgeous flower tc ice and the long petal panels that are| splash across ‘the side. Taffeta is the pointed as they were last season, rustling bouyancy. were ‘Miss Glenn Bruce and Miss the City.” All who are interested are Emily Martin, who attend the univer-| invited to attend. sity ‘here, and Mrs, Frank Griffin of (DANCE I3 A SUCCESS. * this city. These lagi three are mem-| The dance given by the Modern bers of outside chapters of FP, E..0.—]| Brotherhood of America at the K. of Grand Forks ‘Herald, P. hall Jast evening was a complete success, A large crowd attended anc enjoyed the dances and special num ders provided for the entertainment ‘of a home on West Thayer street, near of the evening. Wagner’s orchestri. furnished music. _ Freshments ‘werc !Anderson street. A story and a half, i | modern home will-be built by Mr.| Served during the evening. TO BUILD HOMES Spencer Boise has started erection THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE rounded at the bottom instead of being | best material just for the charm of ite |. HAT! Qo ne ees BH, Anderson of (Regan passed away at a local hospital yesterday. The re- mains will be taken to Regan whore funeral services will be held. TO ATLEND FUNERAL fi ‘Mr, and Mrs. J. P. Wagner, of this city, expect to attend the funeral of former United States Senator A. J. Gronna at Laka. C. W. ‘Lewis, hus- band of a daughter of the late senator, is a brother of Mrs. Wagner. RETURN FRCM VISIT. Mns: OC, W. Paulson and daughtor, Justine, returned yesterday from Van- couver, BR. C., Where they have beer], visiting at the) home of Mrs, Paul- son’s mother ama brother for the past several months, HERE FOR MEETINGS Rev. C. E. Hetzler, field secretary for the Christian Endeavor in West Virginia, arrived in Bismarck from Beulah where ha met with the Chris- tian Endeavor, to attend the state convention here. HOLD YER TO ATTEND CONVENTION Rev. Ward F.\ Boyd, pastor of the ‘First Presbyterian church of James- town, arrived in} Bismarck today and will address the opening meeting of the convention this evening. RETURN TO HOME, ‘Mrs. E. |B, Miller and daughter Rose, of Steele, have returned to their home. (Miss Rose Miller has been very ill at : Gertrude Schildnechk of Milwau- the (Bismarck hospita] since early fall) kee sponscrs this balloon hat for fan- and has undergone several operations.!cy dress and masquerade parties, You faye to watch it if you.want to keep it, 3 EO TOTS OO ‘business visitor in tho city yester- day. SECRET. OF A GOOD DISPOSITION A woman who carefully safeguards her health benefits her disposition. She will be happy and attractive to all. The world unfortunately is. filled with sweet women who are unhappy because. they are held back from use- ulness by troubles so comomn amon, GOES TO CLEVELAND. them. Fretfulness and nerousneee Mrs, A. H, Barrett, of the city, left/rapidly destroy good’ dispositions. today for Cleveland, Ohio, where she|Sickly, all-worn-out, women cannot wilt join her husband who is attend-|make happy homes, ing a convention there. Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com- pound is a safeguard of women's health, This is clearly proven by the many letters ‘we are continually pub- lishing in this paper, from women who jhave been restored to \ health and happiness by its use after years of suffering. Why don’t you try it? “FABIOLA” GIVEN TONIGHT. “Fabiola,” the ‘Roman drama in five acts which was given by the members pf (St, Mary’s school or March ‘16 will ¢ given tonight at the St. Mary’s school auditorium. : OUT OF TOWN VISITORS, O. R.. Vold of Regan, Fred Stern of Mott, Edward White of Bottineau, A. Amundson of Wishek, and Hl A. Mutchler of Wing, were visitors in the city today, VISIT IN MICHGAN. Mrs, L, T. Starver will leave tomor- row morning for Marcellus, Michigan, where she will visit her mother and other relatives. ON SHOPPING TRIP. Mrs. E. H, Johnson of Center, and Miss ‘Martha Starck of Judson, were in the city yesterday on a shopping trip. ‘ VISITING MOTHER HERE. William Fortune, of Fargo, is visit- ing there at the home of his mother, Mrs, Thomas Fortune. : :Yat Ko Main, Chow Main, every day, at the McKenzie Hotel. Has Operation. M‘ss Ethel, Dahl, of the Bank of North Dakota, underwent an operation at the St. Alexiug hospital this morn- ing. Regular Chinese Chop Suey, PAGE FIVE ‘ P. With 2 pair Knickers : $8.50, $10, $13.50, $15 to $20 Really remarkable values; all wool fabrics, good styles. Boys’ Sport Blouses and Shirts, new colors and fabrics. S. E. BERGESON & SON Closed evenings except Saturdays, Fancy “Home Made” French} Give your family a treat. Pastry — Delicious Pies and|Dine with them at the McKenzie Cakes, baked in our own Bakery. |Sunday evening. Special Sun- McKenzie Hotel. day dinner. Orchestra music. Sareea hte McKenzie Hotel. “Dance every Tuesday, Thurs | Dance every Tuesday, Thurs- day and Saturday evenings at/day and Saturday evenings a 8:30 at The,Coliseum. .10 Cents|8:30 at The Coliseum. 10 Cents per dance, per dance, Baking Powder the national federation of Business | ‘joj, id i and ‘Professional Women’s clubs will | Bosse xGorden. Coe wk Laie TH be the principal speaker at the state |irat of Mr. Boise, he planning a two- meeting of the B. and, P. ‘W. clubs to | ¢+/ 7 story. stucco residence. Burt Finney, be held at Grand Forks. Other speak-' ers will be Miss Minnie J. Nielson, state . superintendent -of public in- struction and Dean Squires of th? ‘University of North Dakota. There are now 15 Business Women’s clubs in North Dakota, 10 of which are federated. The following are the clubs in North Dakota: Dickinson, (Mandan, Bismarck, Jamestown, Val- ley City, two at Fargo, Lisbon, Grand ok'rks, Wahpeton, ‘Devils Lake, two at ‘Minot, Carrington and Williston. Many of these clubs have their own club rooms making a central meet- ing placd for business women of the town, All of the clubs are active along civic lines. club recently started a big tea room and rest room for all townspeople in one of the new business blocks. The Business Women’s club of Fargo have purchased a summer home “The Birches,” at Detroit, Minn, “It is no secret that women as a rule do not co-operate as well as men. When men have an object to attain that is be- yond their powers as individuals they promptly organize. Business women The Valley City | .who resides at Thayer street aud jAndergon, has purchased a lot ad- joining ‘his property on the west, S. D. !Cook has purchased the Kikul home jon Second, street, north of Avenue C. |The latter three properties were so!d jUtrough™ the’ >> /E.Hedden’ realty agency. | FORMER RES!DUNT GUEST |. Mrs. L, K. Thompson and Mrs. J. I. |Huyck entertained at the home. of ‘Mrs. Thompson yesterday afternoon in honcr of Mrs G. ‘W. ‘Wolbert, i Mailliston,, homa in B’smarck. Forty: friends of (Mrs. Wolbert were the guests. Mrs. (Graham sang beautifully a number of selections. Cards were the diversion of, the afternoon, Refreshments were served by the hostesses. Roses formed {tha attractive decorations in the ; Thompson home. . | HOLD COMMUNITY MEETING. | About fifty parents attended the Community meeting held at the Wach- |ter school last evening. A splendid ENTERTAINED AT DINNER Mr. and Mrs, B, G. Anderson of 400 Third street, entertained, at dinner yesterday in honor of Mr. and Mrs. §®. G. Larson and family: who are leav- ing Bismarck for Charles City, lowa, where (Mr. Larson will be in charge of the weather bureau. Covers were laid for nine. LEAVE FOR NEW YORK Mrs, A. H. Marden and grandchild ren, Janet and Douglas, will leave to morrow. for Harrison, ‘New York where they will visit with relatives Following their visit in‘New York they will go to Worcester, Mass., where home. REGAN VISITORS (Mr. and Mrs. Axel Lundberg, Mis: Hazel Uhde and Miss Nellie iLund- bery of Regan, were visitors in Bis marck yesterday, (Miss Nellie Lund- -berg, who has spent the winter at her home in Regan will remain in Bis- marck. P / ’ MARRIED ON SUNDAY Raymond A. Pease, of the city, and Miss Laurel V. Alpstag of ‘Minot, will are rap:dly learning to do the same.” | Program was given. Dr. Fannie Dunn!he married at the home of the bride ‘The Grand Forks club has under con- j Quain gave a talk on “Keeping Fit;” sideration the building of a big wo- man’s building for girls and for fami- VISITING IN CITY J. A, Kohler and Harry Knowles of Wing, are visitors, in the city and are business for Elks Minstrel. guests at the home of W. J. Knowles. ‘GOES TO MINOT. ‘Dr, F..R, Smyth left yesterday for Minot on business connected with the, Hoskins Bldg. Phone 408. United States public health service. than of higher priced brands—' it goes farther. SAME PRICE Elks meeting tonight. Special H. Murphy, Exalted Ruler. Park Art Hair Shop, No. 9, VISITING IN BISMARCK. Mrs, Simon Jalir antl’,(Mrs. Victor Smith of Wilton, were, shopping and visiting in (Bismarck yesterday. ‘GUEST FROM WASHINGTON Mrs. Rose. Wrightof Washington, | D. C., is visiting in the city, a guest at the home of Mrs. Frank Paris. GIVE FOOD SALE, _ The Ladies Aid of the First Baptist church will give a food sale at the Hoskins-Meyer store tomorrow. GOES TO DICKINSON. J. P. Sells, of the Capitol City Bot- tling Works left this noon for Dick- inson on a business trip. HERE FROM WASHBURN. Mr, and Mrs, Wilson and (Mrs. Frank l nadian -. for more than 30) years 255 Orne br OB Millions of pounds bought by the gov- ernment. Quality the best., olo EUROPE ona e acific Liner WHY PAY WAR PRICES? Sail from Montreal or Quebec—his- toric and romantic cities in Old = French Canada. For two days down the picturesque St. Lawrence, then |. aT ST. MARY’S SCHOOL AUDITORIUM. only four days on the open sea. on Sunday, Mr. Pease is connected Miss Anne Mullaney played several/with the State Highway Commission. selections and Miss Hazel Nielson led{ They will make their home in Bis- Thompson of Washburn ,were visitors in Bismarck yesterday. NESY orn Mee Patt Bete. 611 2nd Avenue So. , Minn, (Next door to Minneapolis Athletic Club) or local steamship agents “FABIOLA” 'the community singing. The members of Chapter F of the P. E. O, Sister: hood furnished and served refresh- ments at the close of the meeting. lies who want comfortable homes and are not available elsewhere. Senior Class Is i 1e "i At Annual Banquet court Nedse employees who went to !Steele yesterday to attend the funeral The Senior class colors, purple and of little Allen Kafer, who was killed burnt orange and tho. Junior class when a car ran over him Tuesday eve- colors brown and gold were skillfully ning, ‘were Mrs. BP. E. Morris and combined with the Senior class flow- daughter Miss Boniface Morris, Sher- er, sweet peas, and white carnations iff Rollin Welch, R. G. Phelps, Judge to form the setting for “the annual 7. C. Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Junior-Senior banquet which was F’sher, Miss Jessie Ramp and J. A. held at. the (McKenzie hotel last eve- Flow. at 1d ning. Programs tied with the Junior | colors and ‘place cards decorated in SURPRISE PARTY the Senior colors were on the ban-; A number of girl friends of Miss quet table. The Senior class motto, Josephine Kositzky planned and exé- “Conquering, still to conquer.” was ‘cuted a delightful party last ‘night at framed in the class colors and occu- the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. pied a prominent place. {Carl R. Kositzxy, in honor of her 17th At the close of the banquet a num- pirthday. Following an evening spent ber of toasts were given by members gt various ‘enjoyable amusements of the faculty and students who were jyunch was served. ° introduced by the toastmaster,: Ter- COUNCIL WILL MEET rence Halloran. The following pro-' gram was given: “Hello,” Terrence’ ‘The Women’s Community Council Halloran; “Just Juniors.” Gwendolyn | wij) meet in the rest room of the Ma- C- ‘sonic Temple at 3:30 o’clock on Sat- urday afternoon. Myron Atkinson, city auditor, will talk on “The Finances of Welch; solo, Rex Berndt; ‘Our Fa ulty” Tyler Kiludt: “Our Model School, of 1937,” Donald Jones; piano solo, Esther ‘Larson; “Academic An- gels,’ Miss Ol've Kinsella; “Thank You,” Charles Moses, | Dancing was enjoyed at the close of the program of toasts. | Lee ‘Scroggins was chairman of the} general committee. He was assiste hv iHren Gross. Katherine Smith. Dal Presly,, Dorothy — Moses, | Ankenmann, Richard (Ponwarden, Paul | Goddard!and Donald Jones. ! i ENTERTAIN P. E. 0, MEMBFRS, | > Visiting 'P. E. O.’s were guests, ot a nla t OVES luncheon given by the local P. Fi O. \ chanter in the Y. VW’. C. A. rooms at) cinedy them, noon Wednesdav. Mrs. F. T. Towne! and Mrs, J. '‘M. Gillette were bostesse. | nd they were assisted by the other: members of the Grand Forks chenmter.) Guests at the luncheon inc'uded the: following: Miss Chrissie Rudge of Minot. Mrs. Walter Reed ‘of Fergo, Mrs. B. A. Ingebretson of Fargo, Mrs./ FLD (Penderson of Fargo Mus. A. G. Jacobson of Bismarck, Miss M. Ma~-' rison of Dickinson, Mrs. A. T. Nacht-/ wey of Dickinson. Miss Minnie J. Nielson of Valley City, and Miss Fan- nie (Amidén of Valley City. Others | in a most effective and pleas- ing manner at home with Astringent Cream and Lotion in conjunction with Mar Astringent Mask Used and recommended in more than 5,000 beauty shops. artis Marinello Shop, Thoom 4 Hughes Bide, Opposite G. P. Hotel, Bismarck, a marck, ENTBPRTAINS AT DINNER ‘Mrs. Forrest Skinner was hostess to ten of her lady friends yesterday at a six o'clock dinner, Sewing and social chat was the pastime of the afternoon. VISITING HERE. J. H, Wishek, prominent resident of Ashley, was a visitor in tho Capital City yesterday. LITTLE ‘DAUGHTER DIES Ethel, the little seven months old baby daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John ‘ON BUSINESS VISIT. : L, P, Warren of the Bismarck Rot- tling works, left this noon ‘for Dickin- son on a business visit. SHOPPING HERE. Mrs. B. G, Longhren of Steele, was a)shopper in the city yesterday. (HERE FROM HAZEN. Mrs, L, G, Eastman of ‘Hazen, spent yesterday in Bismarck shopping and visiting friends, HERE ON BUSINESS B. C. Cleveland of Garrison was & ~ Menu for Saturday LUNCH 1 Noodle Soup 10c Mashed Potatoes, Brown Gravy Fricassee of Chicken Creamed Carrots Coffee, Tea or Milk , LUNCH 2 Mashed Potatoes. Brown Gravy Coffee, Tea or Milk Soup, 10c Extra 40c Hot Beef Sandwich Baked Beans LUNCH 3 Peanut Butter Sandwich Coffee, Tea or Milk 35¢ ' ‘Chicken Salad Chicken Sandwich . Beef Sancwich Combination Salad The Chocolate Shop 314 Main Street. Rolls and Butter Pie: or Cake 50c Pie or Cake Potato Salad » Pie or Cake 5 Act Roman Drama, will be staged again Friday Evening 8 O’clock. Admission only 50 Cents. f All Roman Costumes. ST. LAWRENCE ROUTE Come Here Saturday and Monday For Shoe Bargains We will. open our new store Friday morning with a rush of bargains. A full new stock of shoes for men, women, boys, misses and children will be placed on sale. For weeks we have ‘been preparing for this display of— MEN’S, WOMEN’S, BOYS’, MISSES’ Fine Footwear All New Stock of the Latest Style and ‘Specially Priced for Our Two Days’ Opening Sale. FREE A Free Shine Saturday, all day, to every one at our New COME Shoe Shining Stand. SHINE After Saturday all IN Economy Shoe Store 105 5th Street, Opposite McKenzie Hotel. Shoe Repairing We have installed modern machinery to make all kinds ot @ repairs on shees—quick service. A competent man is in charge.