The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 11, 1922, Page 5

~eree e THURSDAY, MAY.11, 1922 Social and * | Personal Mothers’ Day To BeObservedat | Country Club The American Legion and the La- dies Auxiliary to the Legton will give; a Mothers Day, at the Country Club | house on Mothers’ Day, Sunday, May! 14. Following is the program which will be given at 3 o’clock. Singing of the Star Spangled Ban- ner, R (Prayer by Rev, Postlethwaite. Talk by Gov. R. A, Nestos, Vocal selections — Quartette, Mes- | { | \ | i i | THE. BISMARCK TRIBU: BEWARE OF THE POKE, OR IT WILL BETRAY YOU! Lath 1 SERA ET ERE! - | FISH SAUCES | | —+ Sister Mary Suggests Some That Aid Fish Dishes os -———_—__—_+—$ ain broiled or boiled fish served with a special sauce makes an ac- cepiable change from fish baked and. stuffed or a made fish dish. Ce.tain ‘sauces usually accompany caiwin fish, An egg sauce is served witn boiled fish, mustard sauce with broiled ‘herring, parsley sauce with, almon, spinach sauce with broiled cod steaks,/and drawn butter sauce w:th any broiled or boiled fish, Egg Sauce One cup water, 2 itablespoons but- ter, 2 tablespoons flour, 1 teaspoon galt, 1-8 teaspoon pepper, 11 teaspoon PAGE FIVE _ Another green sauce is made’ with}recipe,. whip cream stiff and add to j spinach and served cold, Parsley Sauce ‘One cup water, 2 tablespoons but- ter, 1 1-2 tablespoons flour, 1 table- spoon mixed parsley, 1 ‘teaspoon salt 1-8 teaspoon pepper. Melt butter, stir in flour and coo’ for two minutes. Add water slowly and cook until mixture boils. Bo. gently for five minutes, season wit: salt and pepper and add parsley. D not let sauce boil after parsley is add ed. ‘ Mustard Sauce ‘ One ‘teaspoon mustard, 1 dessert spoon flour, 2 tablespoons butter, 1-. cup boiling water, 1 teaspoon vil egar. . Mix flour and mustard and rub t smooch paste with butter. Stir she boiling. water and boil for fi minutes, stirring cons{initly. Ar vinegar and serve. Cold Spinach Sauce mayonnaise with spinach. Fold the cream very lightly into the mayon- naise, Drawn butter sauce is made exact- ly like the sauce in the first rule without ithe ‘hard-boiled eggs and lemon juice. Hollandaise sauce is always del:- cious with fish. An easy way to make it is with white sauce as the foundaton. Yolks of eggs and lem- on juice ‘are added slowly with more butter. Do not Jet the sauce boil while adding the ingredients to the white sauce, (Copyright, 1922, NEA Service) peasttaceenemeal ester tah IRONING s;USLIN. Muslin should be ironed while damp Ise its chief attraction, its smooth- 1ess, will be lacking. It should bo roned on the right side, dames Graham and Scheffer and|, Three faces framed in the same poke bonnet. Of th2 three, Hope Hampton alone (center) has the face that| lemon juice, 2 hi i ‘ i 2 ( ae Messr3; Humphreys and ‘Halverson, ¢{fits well into the frame. / ' Melt pete sae ter ied: Sees Sok eg Na eee: spinach, 1-4 cup crear Hemstitching. iz. uA Kel the ‘center, the: roina ‘acepiquantlfye warecn nn stirring constantly.| Prepare spinach as in precedi: | ‘11 Broadway. Bismarck, \- “A Soldier’s Thoughts of His 'Moth-; er’—Dr. /Alulgren, i A hat may make or mar the beauty of the most beauciful. Only the face which’ is roundly lovely and has something of child- nose and general childishness of the The water’ may ‘be ‘hot when added to first mixture. Add slowly, stirring 4 Piano solo—Mr. Wagner, sels 4 ‘Si “ eS *y And there’ is much: chance that it ishness abo 1 t a i ad ‘Singing of “Home Sweet ome.” | will do the ‘latter inthis g2ason's: such a hat, ut its ‘beauty gan wear) wearer, Hope Hamilton wears it|constantly. Bring to ithe boiling { sient ant the Armericel Ker] p.ethora) of -desiguss ufless Madame| Herewith is 2 yiudy of faces| admirably. rider teat sid: gale aud peppers end ; all at 2:30 o'clock to take: the, ouuble takes care. fra F i . : se) OVE Sune Wee ae. ,|framed in the same poke bonnet. Think twice, madam, betore you) the eggs cut in small dice and add to mothers to the club house. The com- mittee in charge of arrangements are: "‘Vhe joke i3, of all hats, the most dangerous. Faces at the right and left are quite unsuited to this frame, but in tell the milliner to deliver that poke to! you. ‘ sauce. Make very ‘hct ald pour over fish. Rub yolks through a fine sieve i 1, Mesdames A, A. Jones, Schuman, Wil- M ESSE?” S liam Falconer, Henry and Bodenstab.| £ X over top of sauce and serve. = feo, nine eeew ae the Ba fit uate berg here,,is the guest of Mrs. Sarat: | wire salad basket. She puts her care- Spinach Sauce i. - meeting a dance was enjoyed in the} Ankenmann. fully washed greens in tl wire Hospital Will < American Legion hall, Refreshments sional, : und’ whirla thenn eae ine Two tide ‘epinanh, “1 dableapoon Observe National | ere served. ‘ENTERTAINS AT LUNCHEON, | the plant quickly, but fails to give|s cers (yolke) cuit and perpen serene Mrs, George Welch entertained a|the crispness. 7 are Sat rai Day Tomorrow; on ee BOR eTECAGO sup- | SOUP of young ladies at one o'clock| Always pull off any Wilted edges pero shout Me va cake SORE ; — SARE TT el tks cote atthe bed us luncheon at her home yesterday after-|00 the leaves with the fingers. Shred |cjeaning. Ponnd thie spinach with . Tie hospitals of Bismarck are plan ie Zs} noon in honor of ‘ier’ daughter, Mrs. | the plants with a silver knife. Never di ' ning special observance of National [Itt this mornin for Chicago. from R. Sheldon Wilcox of Brainerd, Minn,,| eave the salad till the last minute through. Tee a cai catiaue f ‘Hospital Day, tomorrow, May 12, the;Chicago Mr. Cubbage will go to Oma- jit i visiti ide | when preparing a meat. It takes time} with the crean Rha aotiaeh Hiatal aS anniversary of the birth of Florence ha, Neb., where he will be in charge ols viniting here. Covers were at | 6, wash and crisp salnd plants, with the ereqm, Jemon juice, salt and Nightingale, know the found f of rebu lding a bridge, ranged for twelve. |A boyquet of Do this right aft ol , | pepper and yolks of eggs in a smooth Me ings le, m9 ma co e founder 0 sweet peas formed the center, piece. nee ar pa ee nave giucepan, Whisk briskly over the tire the mo! ern sys em of nuTsie: ae ENTERTAINS BRIDGE CLUB Following the luncheon a social after- tbat aRY : pa aa cn er | till light and frothy. Serve at once. tis n Both the Bismarck and St. Alexlus) irs, J L, Whitney entertained the | noon was enjoyed, : Fronek asada Ghoti’ / mot atin A , Pasta os } hovpitats' will be “Open to visitors! members of the Wednesday Bridge ‘ - aren Bet plage dp ae net er You never miss mother until she is gone. This,; | fnrouaitabe che aay’ Everyone. ts in-/club at her hom’ Yesterday, aftarnoon. SUM OF $1,200 RAISED. Weare ao wrens wee led is the reason why Mother’s Day should be more : ed to visi! 1s (Mrs. W. E, Lahr won the hi score . Char! 3 Li ’ z Rebbe: ‘ i ; When guests will be shown the institu-|at the close of the afternoon Slaying: ger Race ostee ieee ar Lisbon: uo There are many salad plants to Kk faithfully observed than any other day in the hier ‘ tione. ‘There will be a program at the {crippled children of the state, has an. choose from. Try them ail and avoid She is always thinking of you and the happiest St, Alexius hospital in the evening,|, DANCE TOMORROW. Aabpscd Siat tha Onild, Weltare. de [tees oer ea ea aorin cen keeane ae moments of her life are when anything occurs to ‘ given by the student nurses. The dance whieh is to be given by| partment of the ‘North Dakota Wo. |ookout foe something ditt be onthe /Don't Hide Them With a Veil; Re- prove to het that you have remembered her. ‘ Surgeon General Cumming of the) che ladies of the Eastern Star and the} man’s Relief Corps, has raised the} Of course lettuce Cmea tieetl Most move Them With Othine—Double Mother’s Day comes on Sunday, May 14, and United States public health service, Masons at the Masonic temple tomor- sym of $1,200 for relief work among] persons prefer head lettuce, but leat ie Strength whether she is nearby or in any part of the United in announcing plans for the observ-|rcw evening. ‘will be a “bungalow] these children during the past year. | lettuce contains quite ‘as many of the] This preparation fo , t deli ance ofthe day; tsoughout the nation,| apron and shirt waist affair.” : uch falked (of , vitamines a thead. | of treekiostie Retail ne the treatment States or Canada, remember that We can euyer et 2 j REHEARSAL TONIGHT Water ‘cress, curly endive, vomaine, [removing freckles and giving « clear, your flowers to her at a few hours’ notice, Do not rn ; ponuaintanes bite omelal york a Re TUN no pea ¢ tne] .,The rehearsal of the Bismarck | French endive, chicory, young -|beautiful tomplexion that it is sold put it off, but place your order now before you ings will show, first, that a hospi Mr. and Mrs. G. B. of Community Chorus will be held at the| lions, parsley, mint nastuntiums, ten-| under guarantes to refund the money forget it. 5 igs not a place of suffering, sorrow, | Harris Robertaon Rie returned An Presbyterian ‘church this evening at/der young onion ‘tops—-hese whould] if it fails. i 2 : and death, but a place of relief from hoon from Mts “anaahopolig for | 7:30 o'clock. This is a very imporiant |4ll be used alone Don't hide your freckles under a OSCAR H. WILL & C pain, rejoicing and restoration to the g een: Led ing and\shopping f0T| meeting and every member of the]. Hard-boiled eggs ‘add to ithe ator. veil; g:t an ounce of Othine and re- °. : ‘ ee active life, It will show, second, thatithe past week. chorus who has heen singing in thei iveness and Nourishment of any green|move them. Even the first few appli- PIONEER GREENHOUSES. a hospital is a great human laboratory ON BUSINESS VISIT. Messiah is urged to be present. The |salad served with French dressing. | Cations should show a wonderful im- Greenhcuse Entrance at Rear of 324 4th St. where disease is studied and where; . Fi singing is under the direction of J.;And speaking‘of hard-boiled eggs, re-|PlOvement, some of the lighter freck- G house Phone 784-W. roldiers are trained to save and pro-| Ti puD Eiiott, commissioner of ane |S- Paul Gross. imemuer that it dakes longer'to cook aes vanisiing entirely. Teen DELIVER. long jife. tor F: ae are ‘he will Ad ms —, |very fresh egg than it does one three Pe sure to ask the druggist, for the Member: Florist Telegraph Delivery Association. “anything that forwards such tea eer aes oe VISIT SON HERE. lor tour days old. double strength Othine; it is this that i knowledge marks a distinct advagee | 228°4 in a law suit, Mr. and Mrs. H. M, Liebole of Thorp,|.: Let the eggs stant in bofling wa- is sold on'the money-back guarantee, TIMI i in the war of wars—the war for! HERE FOR MEETING Wis., are visiting in the city, guests | ter 30 minutes. Do not let the wilver : : st dis ” Hi F i NG. of their son, Frank Liebole. :Follow-| bubble, but Keep at the simmering ‘ health and life and again t disease, joes Mente ange Ge Maeno ing a short visit here they will go to | Boint. ; aes ie ‘ azelton Were’ in the c rday |iMijes City, Mont. where they will) French Dressiiy Members of Class |to attend the meeting at the /Masonic Vat coc eee ney We | | Ohi the - bowl or eer ‘or mix- |Temple last evening. ing, bolttle.,...Chill the oil*and vine- ‘ dg 3; ae rge 0 en i —_—— y 77 ot gar, Put one-half ‘teaspoon salt, one- ; bh et a VISITING RELATIVES | NEW SUPERINTENDENT HERE. (rourth teaspoon pepper, Maree table- i The Child Welfare committee of the! vg, FX. Dempsey, of the city, A. HL Regan of Ncw York, superin- i ‘tablespoon . \Vomen’s Community Council will ert yesterday for Raleign where she | tendent of the foundation work for the | eens wuoale maples Epon pcan meet with the (Nutrition classes for|will-be the guest of relatives. Missouri river bridge, arrived in thel qr Fir the salts pepper ‘and oil. in 4 underweight children : for weighing ld ee city and has taken up his work at the} dow! and’ add :the vineguir plowyy, : and measuring on Saturday, May 13, at} VISITING MOTHER HERE ; bridge. | heating constantly with ‘a silver fork | 10. o'clock.’ The classes will meet in| Joseph Blyth> of New Leipz'g, is lr a. dover heater y, theirest room of. the Masonic temple.jin the city. visiting his mother who is (CLINIC SHIELD TODAY. _. | ¢ Many women like to. mix the dress- The committee have offered two/ill at the St. Alexius hospital. Much intefest was taken in the! ing et the table when. the galad ts prizes, a gold eversharp pencil and a Sarat clinics which were held at the Wach-| sorved. A. pinch of powdered sugar ‘ silver eversiarp pencil to the two chil- HAZELTON VISITORS ter school and at the Masonic temple) and a suggestion of mustard may be e i ; dren making the greatest gain vy the] Mrs. Floyd Kurtz and M'ss’ Helen } togay in recognition of Child Welfare| ysed with salt and pepper. Olive oil ‘ %, ond of the school year. All competing |Kurtz, of Hazelton, were visitors “In week, f ; ii: expensive. but of course desirable. EL 4 ye for the prizes should attend the meet- |! Clty yes! oe 'Eowever, there are several’ vegetable : ing Saturday morning. HERG PROM MAX GUMST ROM Abarat ; alg on (the ‘market: that make deli- , J 4 e Sp er RIES + Bret a _| Miss Helen Forbes, of Washburn, is/c.ous ‘dressings. Try until you find MBA REPRESENT HIGH SCHOOL a y pre ee: pets Ebates visit'ng in the city, the guest of Miss | tie~oil you personally ike the ‘best. A b _The following group of high school at business fnisrest. Ruth MecCone. Be sure the oil you buy is fresh,, g girls de yestanay aren inners beatles zi HUSINESS VISITOR If it is’ put up in tin caNs gee that ‘ 4 . ey will represent the local nig! HIRE FOR CONFERENCE. s the can looks new and is without ve ‘ Sete? / a » INCE, } > F “ 3 4 M4 school Sr ea rte Ate Rev. Walter Vater of Dickinson, wic |. ce eon ee aPallsaMonts “dents.” Y je je, a BS i US 1 Ni y i. 1: j was in (Bismarck to attend the Meth- i AeA y Always store oll in a cold place. resses: am resses Robinson, Audrey Flow, Norma Hol-| eae z ness Visit. Wipe the can carefully before put- , o ‘ a bd lensworth, Esther Schultz, Arabelle| dist: conference with Dr. Mecklen ting it away after using and be sure | ser . Thompson, Esther Katz, Dorothy) ~~—-~~~ ‘HERE ON BUSINESS the cap is screwed on tightly. Oil A t hi * A ial 1 . f ’ c : Vetter, Dorothy Landers, Barbara| g—-______._-____-__¢|_G. A. Hubbell and son, of Wing,|yocomes tainted quickly and th most comprehensive as- special selection of new Register, Eloise McKee, _ Frances ’ Colors and Fabrics || "2t in,th <#y yesterday on a bust: precautions are simple but effective. sortment of new styles in Taf- dresses of good quality ging- Wahltesher, Laue? ‘Beradl, Ratherine Combined | ness visit, 4” (Copyright, 1922, NEA Service) styles in La g q y ging: i arson, Uni ‘ra-; ———$——— i : ny sea ee gicle, were chaperone” by| ombpine: ON SHOPPING TRIP; t|~ feta, Crepe, de Chine, Crepe ham, Organdy, Braid and self Mr. and Mrs, M. Baccel of Beulah ‘Gage ° b Meteor’ “and ‘Satins. Values trimmed styles. ay on the director of the Physical Training work, Miss Victoria Stanka. MRS. BROWN HONOR GUEST The members of the R. T. bridge club entertained at a s2ven o'clock course. dinner at the home of Mrs. Scott Camefon! last evening in honor of Mrs. W. T. Brown who is leaving soon for Montana. Covers were ar- ranged for fourteen at a tabl2 prot tily, decorated with. tulips and hy- drangea, Following the dinner an en- were shoppers and visitors in the city yesterday. . VISITING. FRIENDS HERE Harold Brevick of Minneapolis is vis- iting friends in the city for several days. RALEIGH VISITOR Father Heinz of Raleigh visited in the city yesterday. « BALDWIN VISITOR ; Specials for Friday and Saturday Here are bargains you must. not over- look. You can always do better here. SHIRTS 1 Silk Poplin for work or dress wear. Color Khaki. A very neat appear-| ing and good wearing shirt. All as high as $49.50. | Hats $3.00 joyable evening was spent playing n } “ridge. Mrs. Brown was the recipient Res oi Hipp’ of Baldvin was a} or oe Meter $2 50; of .a lowly. gift as.a_,remembrance visitor in the city yesterday. ecial .4- we Meee e . NIT TIES A large and varied group of from ,the members. of the, club. HOLD REGULAR \MEETING iNicho'son Rebekah, Lodge will hold * a regular meeting at the Odd Fellows hall on Friday evening. There will be a class initiated. At the clos? of the meeting, refreshments will be served and a social hour enjoyed. STANTON VISITOR Roy, Seibert of Stanton was a vis- ‘tor in the capital city. yesterday. —% | | | (ORE OES Fe SALADS — | | | Sister Mary Tells the Proper K pz.cem 09 Ar $10 i SILK HANDKERCHIEFS Extra large, assorted «colors. ,Special value... $1 95 RAIN COATS \ Tweed, Moleskin, etc. Handsome pat- Members are urged to attend. | terns. $15 values. $10 00 | A DELEGATES ELECTED Way To Make Them ; Special ..... a e The Current Events Club, at their wg! KID GLOVES i last meeting, elected Mrs. Obert Ol- Fancy Dress Kid Gloves. Value $2.50. « Ve son and Mrs. Alfred Zuger as dele- -While fresh vegetables are rather| Closing out \ high early in the season, try UsiNg| at ....2.....-ceeee eds e gates to attend the meeting of the Eighth district at Jamestown on May 18 and 19. Mrs. D, J. McGillis will al- so attend as vice-president. TO VISIT PARENTS Mrs. J. B, Adams and son left last night for Portland, 'N. D., where they. will vis't at tho home of Mrs, Adam’s them in salads, A small amount goes | much farther this way, than if the ve- gcliables are served ‘as a vegtable: with the meat. Do without dessert if but serve some sort of a green salad; at least once a day during the spring | months. i | ANd a salad need not be an elabo-! nececsary, |" CORDUROY’ JACKETS,’ Sizes 38 and 2 ane should“have at least one. z | values. Special...\,.. 4 $4.50 KHAKI JACKETS Sizes 38 and 40,: fine material, best made. Values $6.00. $3 50 C newest models. Large hats, small hats, in flower, braid and ribbon trimmed models. Week-End Special Week-End Special $3.95 Suits! Suits! Suits! All Spring Suits specially Priced. Tailored, Semi-Tailored and Foren yollowing s visit Os her Special ome Mrs, Adams and son will leav ‘ate affair thed i rich m * ees A ° F A A for Port Townsend, Wash., where they aise dressing. A dinner salad is! a4 ag MO¥S CAPS Flare Models. It is your interes! to inspect our line before mak- will join Mr. Adams,‘ MESSIAH REHEARSAL TONIGHT The final rehearsal of the Commun- | ity Chorus for the Messiah concert will be held this evening at 7:59 o’clock at the Presbyterian church. All participants, including the soloists, are urgently requested to be present. VISITING DAUGHTER PITRE, (Mrs, L. Dahl of Elgin, is in the citv visiting her daughter, Miss Ethel Dahl, who recently underwent an operation | you other ways in which two-fabr‘cs ; i One color doesn’t make a summer costume. No, and one fabric doesn’t either, “In union there is strength,” is the fash onable slogan for summer. seen in a New York. shop was made cf gray ratin2 stviped with) black and canary yellow. Its long: cape was lined with canary colored voile the blouse that accompanied. the sleeveless slip-on. Th2 sketches show at the St. Alexius hospital. ‘have but a single thought. JAMESTOWN VISITOR, Rev, C. L. Wallace of Jamestown. Two colors of the same fabric may also be combined with excellent re- {sults. Paisely patterned silks are Cne delightful and typical costume | and the same material was, used for! preferably composed of salad greens,} gus or some other fresh vegetable toi | give tone, and plain French dressing. | perfection of the saladyis assured. | ' To prepare salad greens. ,for aj salad: If possible wash cach leaf} under running water, holding the leaf | open and ‘at a sharp angle. Tiny, jinvisible insects are washed off and | {any sand or dirt is carried away by! the force of the water. | Shake each leaf as free from wa-j ter a3 possible aNd put on a dlean| {dry towel to drain. Wrap. loosely !for an hour or Jonger. with maybe a strip »r two of aspara-'}! Special . 7] HOES i whoes are guaranteed all If the greens are crisp atd dry and | Jeather. Dress and-Work Shoes of the the dressing carefully seasoned the;botter kind. Specially priced. Star Brand STRAW HATS ed Sun hats. Special values E. 15¢ ARMY HATS (” Standard government issug’” Khaki. Cheap at $4.00. $2 50) 4 ° Specially priced $1.00 Thermos Bottles Breeches ing a suit purchase. ‘Our Annual May Sale of White Is now on in.full swing. It affords an opportunity to purchase your in the towel and put in a cold Gaal was in Bismarck yesterday to attend;shown with plain colors and so are’ the Methodist conference hére, ‘striped and checked ratines and ging-; |hams. Where plain colors are used white goods for the summer season at unusual savings. Sale ends Saturday night. The lettuce or cther salad plamt; becomes very crisp under this treat-| Itogether the popular combinations | ment and seems to have a fresh dewi- | 7 black and red, beige and red, tan’ ness quite impossible to.attain by M Vv" tore. sand and navy and two washing and drying each leaf with | 6 Army & Nai y Sto 1 jtowel. he French housewife has a, Mail Orders Filled Promptly. i \ i Bismarck Mercantile Co. AUXILIARY MEETS The Ladies Auxiliary to. the Am- are erican Legion held their meeting in and brown, the Commercial Club rooms last éve- shades of gray.