The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 13, 1922, Page 5

ye ’ c ~ The following program from “The; ’ potent \Reigneth.” , companist, Mrs. Bauer. SATURDAY, MAY (13, 1922 ~ Social and | Personal.\ Community Chorus Will Give “The | , Messiah” Sunday; Messiah” by George Frederic Haendel will be given by the Bismarck Uo munity Chorus at the Presbyterian; church tomorrow evening, May 14. Piano solo—Pastoral Symphory, | Miss Hoffman. Tenor “so%—recative—s' Com Ye, My People.” “Every Valley.” Mr. Halverson. Chorus—“And the Glory of the} Lord.” Bass solo—recitative—‘Thus Saith the Lord.” “But Who May Avide.” Mr. Gross. ! Soprano solu—“‘How Beautiful Are! the Feet of Them.” j Miss Bessie Williams. ‘Chorus—“O Thou That Tellest.” ‘Contralto solo—‘He, Shall Feed His! Flock.” \ r. Cross. ‘Come Unto Him.” Frank Barnes. Chorus—"Glory to God.” Soprano solo—‘I Know That My Redeemer Liveth.” Mrs, Targart. Chorus—"Since By (\Man Came Death.” : Bass solo—“The Trumpet Shall; Sound.” : Mr. Gross. ‘Chorus—“Worthy is the Lamb.” | Hallelujah, ‘For the Lord Omni- Miss Hoffman will be the accom-, panist for the chorus. Accompanists | assisting are Mrs. H. O, Wray and Mrs.’ A. M. Halgren, with the violin| obligato “by Mr. Munger. H Mothers’ Day Program At Country Club) th Tho Mothers of the War Veterans | ot Burleigh County are invited to at- tond the Mother’s Day program which will be given at the country club. house t¢morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock. ‘Following is the program which will | be given: Community Singing. Singing—“Star Spangled Banner.” Prayer—Rev. Postlethwaite. Address—Gov. R. A, Nestos. Vocal Selections—Mixed Quartette. Mesdames Graham and __ Morris; , ‘Messrs. Humphreys and Halverson. (a) “He Watching Over Israel,” | from Eljah; (b) ‘“Homelight”—Ac- | (Piano Solo, “Prelude mauinoff’—Mr. Wagner, “A Soldier’s Thought of His Mother” —Dr. Halgren. : “Home Sweet Home.” REBEKAH LODGE MEETS The regular meeting of the Rebekah lodge was held at the Odd Fellows hall last evening. A class of four was initiated. Following the regular bus- iness a social time was enjoyed ani refresyments were served. Out of town. members attending the meeting wore: Mrs. Jeanette Forkner of Lang- don, president of the State Rebekah ‘Assembly, Past Grand Master of thé Odd Fellows, C. G. Green, ard Miss Amanda ‘Iverson, Mrs. C. &. Edquist, Mrs. \F, L, Burdick, Mrs. Mary Ander- son and Mrs. Packard, members of the | Mandan chapter, . i TO SOUTH DAKOTA James Algeo, of the city, left last evening for Sioux Falls, S. D. Mrs. Algeo will leave soon: for Oshkosh, Wis., where she will visit relatives foy a short time. Following a visit in Wisconsin Mrs. Alego will go to Sioux Falls where they will make their future home. Their daughter, Miss Irene Algeo who is a student nurse at the St,‘Alexius hospital will remain in Bismarck until her gradu- ‘ation. from Rach- ’ SILVER) ANNIVERSARY Twenty friends surprised Mr, and Mrs. J; L. Hubert at their home, 122 First street last evening, the occa- sion being thoir silver wedding anni- versary. A wedding ceremony was! performed after which the honor} guests were presented with a number of silver gifts. Following a pleasant social evening delicious refreshments were served. t DANCE IS A SUCCESS A large crowd of Ladies of the East- ern Star and ‘Masons enjoyed the “bungalow apron and shirt waist” dance at the (Masonic Temple last gve- ning. This is the last of a series of dances which have been given at the temple during the winter. Refresh- ments were served during the evening, ‘Wagner's orchestra furnished music. GIVE MUSICAL PROGRAM The Junior high school will give a musical program at the high school auditorium on Monday evening at 8 o'clock, under the direction of Miss Emma Taubert, supervisor of music in the public schools. All parents and interested friends are invited. There will be no admission. HOLD EXAMINATION Eighteen teachers of Burleigh and adjoining counties were in Bismarck to take the teachers’ examination held at the Will school yesterday and Thursday. ‘County Superintendent W. E. Parsons and Mrs. Nellie Evarts were in charge. GUESTS AT SHOWER The names of-Mrs, John B. Adanis and little son, of the city, were among the out of town guests at a shower given by Mrs. A. R. Fossum and Miss Fdith Karcher of Jamestown for Miss Florence Phillips, of Jamestown, ! whose marriage will take place in the near future. ENTERTAIN FOR GUEST Mrs. Harry Clooten entertained at | five o’cleck dinner yesterday in honor; of Mrs. Fred Griesch of Aberdeen, S. D., who is visiting here. Roses were; used as a centerpiece. Following the! dinner the evening was spent play- | ing cards. i \ OUT OF TOWN VISITORS. '3. Arneson of Driscoll, and W. J.! Wilcox of Timmer, were out of town} visitors in the city today, STANDARD, BEARERS MEET The Standard. Bearerg of the. Me-j Cabe Methodist church will meet, this, lerwood, N. D., arrived last night jin the city on a shopping trip. THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE In case you are hestitating whether to wear. them just as short or to make them a trifle longer you'll be glad to; know there is a sure way out. Use evening at 7:30 o’clock at the home of Miss ‘Esther Scot. ‘Miss Ireme Lof- s will lead. Miss Esther Scot and s Clara ‘Hultberg will be hostess- AUXILIARY WILL MEET The U. ©. T. Auxiliary will hold the:r meeting at the Elks hall at 8 o'clock this evening. Following the regular ‘business meeting dancing will be enjoyed ‘and ‘refreshmerjts will be served. VISIT IN. WISCONSIN Mrs. E. E, DeCosse and children left last evening for Hudson, Wiscon- sin, where they will visit at the home of Mr. DeCosse’s parents. They will also visit in Minneapolis. RETURNS TO HOME Mrs. Celia Perkins left yesterday for her home at Villard, Minn.,, after spending the winter here, a guest at the home of her daughter, Mrs. A. D. Gordon, 211 Rosser ‘street, VISITING DAUGHTERS Mrs. Josephine Prochaska of Lidg- to visit her daughter, Mrs. E. G. Ander- son and Mrs. Mary Kristjek, who is ill at the St. Alexius hospital, VISIT AT DAUGHTER’S HOME Mrs. A. Van Horn and Mrs, Ada Rohrer, of the city, left yesterday for Huron, S. D., where they will visit at the home of Mrs. Rohrer's daughter. GUEST FROM CENTER Mrs. D. R, Case of Center is visiting at the home wf’Mrs. J. O. Varney on Second street wh'le taking surgical treatment at the St. Alexius hospital. TO ATTEND MEETING. ‘W. B. Couch of the Capitol Steam Laundry, has gone to Fargp to attend the reeting of the North Dakota State ‘Laundrymen’s association, P. E. 0. WILL MEET Chapter F of the P. E, O. Sister- hood will meet with Mrs. F.'R. Smyth at her home, 218 Third street on Monday afternoon. HERE FOR MEETING Mrs. A. G. Strand of Ellendale, N, D., was in ‘Bismarck yesterday to at- tend the meeting of the Children’s Code Commission. GUEST OF SISTER Miss Wishek of Ashley igs visiting in the city, a guest at the home of her sister, Mrs, R. C. Benson. * GUEST FROM DAWSON Mrs. Basil McGee of Dawson, is vis- iting in the city, the guest of Mrs. Gordon Cox, at Person Court. VISITING FATHER, iW, J. Taylor of Menoken, is visit- ing his father, 2. C. Taylor, who is ilt at the Bismarck hospital, HERE ON BUSINESS ‘ P. J. Jacobson and A. D. Offley of Ft. Yates are in the city on a busi- ness visit. MOFFIT VISITOR , Mrs, Joan Darmody of Moffit is vis- iting friends in Bismarck for a few days. WILTON VISITORS Attorney and Mrs. H.C. Bradley of Wilton were Bismarck visitors yester- day. WING VISITORS ‘Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Glenn of Wing are visiting in the city over Sunday. \ REGAN BUSINESS VISITOR A. L. Garness was a business visit- or from Regan in the city yesterday. VISITING FRIENDS HERE. 2 Mrs. A. HH. Deteis of Dickinson, !s visiting friends here for a few days. RUSIN VISITOR. ‘Morrison cf Raleigh, was a business visitor in the city today, PEUILAIH VISITOR, T.. V. Westy of Beulah. was a busi- ness visitor in the city today. SHOPPING HERE Mes Rianche Dixon of Baldwin is BUGIN VISITORS rt. M. Lipelt and John Rell of Elgin were city visitors yesterday. LEAVES ON VACATION Miss Ida Iverson left today for Ab- the new side drapes. great Parisian ‘compromise, ** You may have your skirts short and your drapes long or reverse the order. It doesn’t matter. ' erdeen, 8, D. where she will visit Miss Vivian Dolan, formerly of Bis- marck. ‘Miss Iverson will also visit in the: Twin Cities before returning to Bismarck. | ; GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY Mr. and Mrs. John G, Anderson of 612 Fifteentlf street entertained at dinner last night, the occasion being their 50th wedding anniversary, The table was prettily decorated with white sweet peas. Mr. and Mrs. An- derson were married in Oster Getland, Sweden, and to them wero born nine children, six of whom are living. They came to the United States in 1882 and have lived in Bismarck and vicinity since then. The six children are: Mrs. Tillio Johnson of Creedmoor, Tex.; Mrs. Emma Grandquist, Everett, Wash.; Mrs. Anna Trygg of Bismarck, Mrs. Minnie Trygg of Baldwin, An- drew S. Anderson of Los Angeles, ‘Cal, and Charles Anderson of Bis- marck. ——__—____—_—¢ [CHURCH NOTES ST. MARY’S PRO-CATHEDRAL. 8 o’clock a, m. Low Mass and Holy Communion and English ‘sermon. 9:15 a.m. Low Mass and German sermon, i 10:30 a. m. High Mass and Eng (ish sermon. *’ Father Hiltner, Pastor. Zion Lutheran Church, Avenue D and Seventh Street, 10:30 a, m—German sermon, _, . 8 p. m—Sermon. “Tho Filial Duty —Mother and Child.” Friday evening—Bible class, Saturday coroirg--%«!igious schocl for children, i VICTOR BARTLING, Pastor. Southside Mission and Charity Society. Regular services every ‘Sunday at IL o'clock a. m. in German and 3:30 p, m. in English, Sunday school from 2 to 3 in both languages. The Charity Society needs continu- ously the help. especially in clothing and shoes, The kind friends will re- member the needs in this respect per- haps by their house cleaning and call Phone 557 or 601W, J. B. HAPPEL, Pastor. J.B. ALSBURY, Asst. St. Georges Episcopal Church, Rector Rev. T, Dewhurst. Services tomorrow—Mother’s Day. 40 A. M.—Church Sunday School. 11 A. M.—Morning Prayer. There will be no early celebration of the Holy Communion tomorrow At the 11 o’clock-service the choir will be under the leadership of Mrs. Herman Scheffer and Rex Berndt will sing “O Mother of Mine.” We would ask all to remember ‘Mother tomorrow iby wearing the flower appropriate for the occasion and better still by attending church. Evangelical Church Corner Seventh and Rosser Sts. C. F. Strutz, pastor. Rev. C. A. Bremer, Presiding Elder, will preach, both morning and eve- ging and conduct the quarterly com- munion service, German service from 9:30 to 10:30 A. M. with Holy Com- munion. oa Sunday School at'10:30 A. M. with classes for everybody and competent teachers. Mother’s Day will be’ ob- served. Wear a flower for mother. A male quartette will sing, “Mo- ther’s Prayers Have Followed Me,” by Ackley, and Rev, F. Breaw of Wynd- mere, N. D. will give a “Mother’s Day” address. i Young People’s Alliance Topic: “How Can We Help Our Church and Get Help From It?” Mr. B. H. Schneid- er, leader. A male guartette will sing: “The Church in the Wildwood,”, by Dr. Wm. S. Pitts 7:15 p. m. ‘Evening sermon by Rev. C. A. Bre- mer, on “Our Great High Priest” fol- lowed by Holy Communion. 800 p. m.' Prayer service Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock. Let there ‘be a full attend- ance. First Presbyterian Church. Harry €. Postlethwaite, Minister. ‘Mother’s Day service at 10:26. Theme, “One Whom His Mother Co! forteth,” sing “Mother 0’ Mine,” (Kipling). Come early to get sittings. ‘elder will take place at the morning| service. | Junior Sunday school, 9:30. All other departments at 12 'B. Chris- Mr, Henry: Halverson will, The ordi} nation of Mr. Benton ‘Baker as: an| = liams, president. At 8:30 in the even- ing Handels. great “Messiah” will be given by the community chorus under wie director of J. F. Paul Gross, | This will be a great musica] event and it is hoped tiat all of the congregation wil we present for the opening score. All are cordially invited to the serv- ices of the church, Wear a flower for j mother. , Christian Science Society Ccrnes Fourth strect and Avenue C. /Suaday service at 11:00 a, m. wubject: “Mortals and Immortals.” Sunday ‘School at 9:45 a. m, Wednesday evening testimonial meeting at § o'clock, A reading room is open in, the eburch building every Tuesday, Thurs- day anil Saturday, except legal holi- days, trom % to 4 p. m. All are wel- cc!.e to attend these services and to visit the reading room. . ‘ 3 BSE MeCabe Methodist Episcopal Chureh Dr. S. F. Halfyard, pastor. Mothers’ Day will be observed at ihe McCabe Methodist Episcopal Church tomorrow, A very attractive and appropriate program of music has been prepared by the choir and a ser- mon on Motherhood will ibe delivered by the pastor. 10:30 A. M.—Public Worship. Anthem, “The Home-Land” by Ar- thur M. Nelson. Solo by Mrs. W. J. Targart, “Mother O Mine,” by Kipling. Sermon-theme: “Honor Thy Moth- er.” Duet by ‘Mrs. B. M. Dunn and Mr. Wm. 'Noggle, “The Old Fireside,” by D. B. Towner. 12:00 M.—®unday School. A week ago the school made a gift of eighty- six dollars to the Centenary Fund, Let no teacher.or scholar fail to be pres- ent on--Mother’s Day, 3:00 P. M—dJunior League. The league is ‘open to all young people between the ages of eleven and six- teen. Religious instruction is given. The enrollment increases every week.| 7:00 P, M.—Epworth League. A live topic ig always discussed by a live leader, The meeting is devotional and helpful. Let no member miss it. 8:00 P. M—Public Worship. A fine program of music will be rendered at the evening service. Male Chorus, “Vesper Song,” by Carri- B. Adams. Trio, “Holy Father Thou Hast Taught Us,” sung by Mrs. J. A, Lar- sony)Mr. C. H. Schemeirer, Mr. Wim. Noggle. Anthem, “My Faith Looks Up To Thee.” by’ P.‘ A: Schmecker, Duet by Mrs H. S. Harris and Mr. BAPTIST CHURCH, Cor. Avenue B and 4th Street, D, R, Johnson, Pastor. 10:30—Morning worship. and ser- mon. A specia] Mother’s Day program will be given. Special music will be rendered. ‘Several members ;will be received into the church, .The pastor will preach on the topic, “Rizpah, the \roken-Hearted,” emphasizing the en- durance, devotion and love of mother. 12 ‘M.—Sunday schog]. ‘Mrs. Evarts, superintendent. The classes are he- ing well.attended.. Pienic, Children's Day and the Dairy Vacation schoo] are fore the teachers. A man’s.class witlt its separate meeting lace in the church invites all strangers and men without church connection, 7 wn. m—The two societies of young people meet, Marion Quain’s group leads. The topic is, “Helping Our Chureh.” ‘There will also be recogni- tion of mother, Intermediates meet at the same hour in the auditorium, 8 p. m—Evening worship and ser- ‘|mon, topic, “The Way.of Escape Cut Off By Neglect.” A number of candi- dates will be (baptized as the closing exercises ‘of ‘Mother’s. Day. A cordial invitation is extended to the public. 8-7, m.—Wednesday, prayer and con- ference. In an important sense this lis the most important meeting ,of the week. The praver life of the church must procede a life of. service. ANNOUNCEMENT Thereby announce myself as a can- @idote for the office of County Auditor rf Burleigh county at the June. 1922, Primaries. HARRY CLOUGH. Pol. Adv, 5-18-15-16 ANNOUNCEMENT A First Class Hamburger and Soft Drink Parlor will oven Monday the 15th. 302¥, Main Street. Regular meeting of Bismarck Lodge No. 5, A. F. & A. M. Mon- day evening at 7:30. Work in the E. A. Degree. PAGE FIVE ---____—-—¢! “There are about’ 2,600 blind “people CITY EWS | jin Norway. --—-___—9| GALLI CURCLTO |= APPEAR IN FARGO |'—- IN RARE PROGRAM Mr. and ite Data song of Seroco, in iN. D., announce the arrival of a baby ‘oy. at the Bismarck hospital. Thirty years ago there was born Milan a girl who was destined to be- come, the most famous singer of her | ty time. Amelita Galli-Curci’s father | St. Alexius Hospital News Miss Margaret Gerving of Glen Ul- some of the immediateinterests be-| was an Italian banker, her other was | a native of Spain. Amelita could play the piano when she was flour years old, and she got her earliest inspiration from Mascagni who urgéd her to study hard, She fol- lowed the composer’s advice and at sixteen she was a prize winner at the (Milan Conservatory. At this time the family met with business reverses and Amelita had to give piano lessons : to keep the wolf from the door. It was found that she had a voice, and{ Mascagni again advised her to study to become an opera singer. “I had no teacher,” says Galli-Curci when she} recalls those days. “I learned to sing with the aid of the piano and the birds.” * Shortly after, the family extricated itself from finartcial difficulty, and Amelita went tio Rome to try her for- tune in opera. After many a setback she was engaged to substitute for a singer as “Gilda” in “Rigole‘to” at the Constanzi Opera House. She made a very successful debut, and obtained a a@ three year contract at the smali sum of $6.25 a performance. ‘New York had its first chance to hear Galli-Curci on January 28, 1918, in “Dinorah” at the Lexington Opera ‘House, There is scarcely need to re- call the sensation that she created. New York, Chicago, Boston and other cities heard the incomparabl2 artist in “Rigoletto,” “Lucia,” “Traviata,” “Barber of ‘Seville,” “Dinorah,” “Ro- meo and Juliet,” and practically every city in‘the United States has heard Galli-Curci) in concert. Mme. Galli-Curci will appear in re- cital at the Fargo, North Dakota, Aud- itorium on the evening of June 2. ‘Mail orders accompanied by’ remit- tance, addressed to Horgan & Ander- son, care Stone Piano Co., Fargo, will be filled in advance if the public sale. (Prices $1.50, $2.00, $2.50 and $3.00, plus ‘tax of 40 per cent. U. C. T. MEETS TONIGHT Bismarck lodge 325 of the U. C. T. will meet at the Elks hall this eve- ning at 8:30 o'clock. There will be initiation. Following the business meeting dancing will be enjoyed. It is requested that all members be pres- ent so that ‘final arrangements may ‘be made for the trip to Valley City.; Signed, J. L. GEORGE, Mr. Wm. Noggle. Secretary. “Hark, Hark My Soul,” by Schelly. ee i yagrmon:titeme “Hold Fast That| &—~ aay RP, % ich_ is Good.” i , Baritone Solo, Mr. C. C. Schmeirer. | With the Movies Male Chorus Accompaniment, “The + = a: Wondrous Cross,” by J. A. Parks. CAPITOL. The Silent. Vow,”’a William Duncan picture which will be shawn at the ‘Capitol theater tonight, is a story of the Roya] Canadian Northwest Mount. ed Police, with the consequent wild but beautiful backgrounds of the Can- adian snow country, and is chock ful! of spectacular and daring scenes, \pre- senting Mr, Duncan in the type of role in which he is thoroughly at home, “ANNOUNCEMENT A First Class Hamburger and Soft Drink Parlor will open Monday the 15th. 302% Main Street. Dance every Tuesday, Thurs- day and Saturday evenings a 8:30 at The Coliseum. 10 Cents per dance. FOR SALE. A Lovely Home. I am offering a very desirable resi- dence for sale, just a block and a half from the Governor’s beautiful man- sion and just a block from the car line. East front, nice trees, nice sur- roundings. An excellent home for children as you will not be bothered by the'street car. This very desirable home is worth ati least $5,000, and if I had the time I could write a whole book in regard to this very desirable residence. A prospective buyer look- ed this nice place over and made a statement like this: “It certainly is a real place,” and he was going to buy it right off the reel but he didn’t have quite enough cash. Now Mr. and Mrs. ‘Prospective Home Buyer you could buy this very desirable home for $4,500, $1,000.00 cash required, \If interested ‘telegraph’ or ‘wri J. H. HOLIHAN, Bismarck, N. Dak. JUNE 2, 1922 F argo, North Dakota 8:30 P. M. ' AMELITA GALLI- : ~ RECITAL CURCI Prices: $1.50-$2.00-$2.50-$3.00 Plus Tax. ‘Mail Order Addressed to Horgan & Anderson eare of Stone Piano Co., lof public sale. Ticket Office Sale STEINWAY PIANOS will be filled in advance Opens May 25th. VICTOR RECORDS tian Endeavor at 6:30, ‘Bessie ‘Wil- qqugggammaaaaysaaaaa yea jlin and Mrs, John Snyder, of the city, Ihave entered the St. Alexius hospital for treatment. 4 1 Undergoes Operation kK. A. Thorberg, of the city, who ‘underwent an operation at the Bis- mar¢k hospital on Thursday is get- ting along nicely. \ Has Case Submitted. The case in which the Bismarck, Ga; ;company asked for revision of rates was completed before the railroad commission yesterday afternoon’ aud }ig now under consideration. Plant Trees on Lots. S..W. Corwin and Burt Finney drove to Lake Isabelle yesterday and plant- ed a number of trees on their lots there. ' A sailboat which has been built at the lake for them is virtually commleted and will be used this sum- ‘ner, Over 23) trees were planted there also on the property of George Will, Bismarck Hospital News, Miss Lavina Peterson, of the city, “arl, Jungling of Garrison, Mrs. F,. H. Dunbar of Turtle Lake and ‘Peter Hor- ‘weip of Wishek, have entered the Bis- marck hospital for treatment, Frank Reed, of the city, C. E. Crum ot McKenzie, Mrs. Charles E. Porter of McKenzie. Mrs. H. A. Knudtson of Driscoll, ‘H. E, Wassmann of Sentinel ‘Butte, and Edna Geidd of washburn, who have been patients at the hospi- tal, returned to their homes, Regular meeting of Bismarck Lodge No. 5, A. F. & A. M. Mon- day evening at 7:30. Work in the E. A. Degree. It is not too late TODAY for you to reach her with flowers by wire. We will deliver them with your card attached, anywhere in the United States or Canada. Just a few hours leeway will enable us to turn the trick. OSCAR H. WILL CO. PIONEER GREENHOUSES Greenhouse Entrance at Rear. of 324 4th St. Phone 784-W. Members. Florists Telegraph Delivery Association. There is just one, And only one, Just one who lives From sun to sun, There is just one, And only one,’ Mother ‘Whose love shall fail me never. * With constant fond endeavor. On earth there is no other. In Heaven a noble work was done When God gave man a Mother. Webb Brothers Personal | 1 to come to the bank. will bring us to you. Never go without banking service. Service - ° By Mail When you forward deposits, make with- drawals or seek consultation or advice of us by mail, you are assured of the same personal service that would be accorded you were you If it is inconvenient for you to come to us, the mails Bismarck Bank Bismarck, N. D. sm A