The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 30, 1922, Page 5

% ~ SATURDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1922 *# 5: q i | Social and | Personal i home “we decorated artistically i Holiday. Dance the Christmas colors. Refreshments Is Well Attended | ver: served at the close of a pleas- One cf big events of the holiday on was the Masonic and East- Star dance last evening at the Masonic Temple which ‘was at- tended by 52 couples, A number of out of town visitors were $res- ent at the. party. A surprise tea- ture of the evering’s entertain- ment was the rendition of some oriental music which was receiv- ed with the enthusiastic approba- tion of the happy dancers, ‘and the dancing of the “Rye Waltz.” Watch Services \ At Churches A special New Year’s Eve weteh seryice w'll be held at a number of the local churches. At the Presbyterian church the special watch setvice will be held at 11:15 o’clock in the evening and lasting until, midnight Much of the service will consist of spec’al music Y At the Swedish Lutheran a spe- cial watch service will ®begin at 10:30 o’clock ard continue until midnight, with special music. pre- pared for the occasion. Neither Methodist, the German Lutheran, nor.the Catholic will hold any New Year’s Eve watch service A special. watch service will be held by the Salvation Army Sun-| day n'ght beginning at 11 o’clock. PARTY FOR COLLEGE FOLK, Misses Esther Jacobson and Nydia Smith were hostesses to a nuntber of young people last night at the 0. S. Jacobson home. Among the guests were a number of young folk who! are home from colleges and uni- sities for the Christmas holidays. rations were charmingly carried ed out in Christmas colors.’ An resting program consisting of im- promptu songs, recitations, and frames was given. At the close of the evening the hostesses served refresh- ments. ; REBEKAH DANCE. The Rebekah benefit dance giv- en last night at Odd Fellow hall took on the air of a carnival dur- ing the latter part of the eveninz when confetti, noise makers, and Hawva‘ian music’ furnished by the! Hawaiians who have been a fur- nishing a musical feature at the, Auditorium during the showing of “Orphans of the Storm” was play- ed, Fifty ccuples enjoyed the dancing. At midnight luncheon was served. ‘ ENTERTAIN CLUB_ MEMBERS Misses. Margaret Postlethwaite entertained and Rachel Mowry members of the L: C. club at the Pestlethwaite home last Christmas games with a big Christmas tree occupying a prom- inent place in the entertainment. Favers consisted of corsage bo- quets of Christmas caryly. PLAY, GOLF The beautiful ' climate Bismarck can boast has substan- t'al proof in the fact that Mrs. E. H. Light, Mrs. George Duemland, and Mrs. Inez Gallahan played nine holes of golf the day after: Christmas, RESERVATIONS POUR IN Reservations for the New Year Ball at the McKenzie. hotel con‘ tinue to pour in. ever before. John B. costes, of Grand Forks ismarck for the has arrived in legislative session, Roger Reamann and sisters, Misses Bonnie ahd! Beatrice of Braddock were city callers this morning. evening. | The evening was spent in playing which It is expected that the crowd will be larger than MISS LOGAN IS ‘HONOR GUEST. “Miss Marjorie Smith was hostess last night to a number of her friends, in honor of Miss Charlotte Logan, ant evening. REGULAR W. C. T. U, MEETING. The regular monthly, meeting of the W. C. T. U. will be held Tuesaay afternoon, Jan, 2 at 3 o'clock at the home of Mrs. F. L, Watkins of 515 Third street. All memberg are urged to be present. f Iv AMONG CITY VISITORS, J. 0. Sethre of McGregor, Martin Gilbert of Hazen, Gust: Olson of Menoken;.L. D. Robins of Ryder, El- mer Carlson of Wilton, L. E. Norlin of Menoken, were among the city vis- itors today. PURCHASES MARINELLO SHOP Miss Mabel Moline, who came to Bismarck six weeks ago from the Twin Cities has purchased the Mas. inello Beauty Shop. Mrs. Emiliana (Hart, former proprietor, has returns ted to Argo, Ill. i} TO VISIT PARENTS. Mr. and Mrs. Harry G. Orr left tu. day to visit with Mr. Orr's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank G, Orr of Mott, over the New Year. \ RETURN HOME. Misses Marguerite Hoye and Alvina Boucher of St. Paul, Minn., who have been visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry G. Orr returned to their home this morning. : GIVES THEATER PARTY. Mrs. C. W. MeGray gave a theater party to the Eltinge yesterday after- noon in compliment to Miss Sally McRoberts of. Fargo, who is ‘the house guest of Miss Marcelle LaRos, HOUSE GUEST. Mrs. Dorothy Jacobson of Wishek, is the house guest of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Munson over Christmas and New Years. | RETURNS TO UNIVERSITY. Miss Wallie Dirlam left last night for Grand Forks to re-enter the uni- versity at the close of the holiday vacation. RETURNS TO.ANNAPOLIS. Charles Moses will leave Sunday for Annapolis Naval academy to re- ‘sume his military training. TO VISIT FRIENDS. Miss Viola Maethner left this | mofning to viist with friends in Car- xington over the New Year. LEAVES FOR CASSELTON. | Mrs. L, Torkelson left this morn- ing for a visit of twoweeks with rel- ative; in Casselton. Miss Maybell Bartilson of Stecl2 shopped in the city today. \ New Year Flower Special. Potted Narcissus $1.00 each. Cyclamen ‘$1.00 each. Oscar H. Will & Co. 319 3rd St. Phone 784-W. We deliver. oe Regular meeting Bismarck Lodge No. 5, A..F. & A. M. Monday evening at 7:30. ————————————S=_ ON, GREAT “REDUCTION IN ORCHESTRA DANCE MUSIC. =9— The McKenzie Ofchestra announces a one-half rate for their 5 piece orchestra, $5.00 per hour. When play- ing out of town hotel and traveling expenses extra. Write, Wire or Phone for . service. : “PINK PATHE NEWS Your Happy New Year Wi Happy, Romantic Comedy ~ “CLARENCE” By BOOTH TARKINGTON —with— WALLACE REID AGNES AYRES, MAY MacAVOY and KATHLYN WILLIAMS. Alsg a Mack Sennett Riot “BOW and PATHE NEWS With BEEBE DANIELS And JAMES. KIRKWOOD TONIGHT and SATURDAY GODS” AESOP FABLE ll Sart Right If You See the J wow” ELTINGE NEW YEAR’S DAY and TUESDAY Matinee Every Day at 2:30 \ who is spending her vacation at her home here. The evening- was spent in telling fortunes and dancing. The THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. \EASTERN STAR MEETING. fener eee | The regular meeting of the East- | | ern tSar will be held Tuesday even-' 4 CITY NEWS | ing at 7:80 oclock at the Masonic | @ oe a oe temple. All members are urged to be present. \ v BABY GIRL Mr. and, Mrs. Floyd Belk of Me- Kenzie are the parents of an, infant daughter born December 28 iy Bis- marek, MOTHER SOCIAL CLUB. The Mother's Social club will hold ‘their regular meeting Thurkday af- ternoon at the home of. Mrs. William Harris instead of Tuesday afternoon, as given in the program, ANNOUNCE BIRTH , Mr, and Mrs. Adolph Kutchera of 502 Tenth street announce the birth of a son born this morning. , RETURNS HOME, Dale Simon has returned from | Marshal, Minn., where he was called jby the death of his uncle. BISMARCK, HOSPITAL Mrs. J. I. Roop of this city, Mrs. B. H. Pond of Plaza, Mrs. George Todd of Douglas, Mrs. Thomas Mann of Bismarck, Mrs, Herman Worst. of Bismarck, Ed Edmundson of Mandan, Richard Ulmen of this city and Mrs. | Ole C. Nelson of Homestead, Mont., have entered the Bismarck hospital for treatment. Edward Rasmussen of Raleigh, and Mrs, Hans Boyum of Tuttle have been discharged . from the hospital. LL GUEST IN CITY. Miss Vera Redmer of Medina is the | NewYear guest of Miss Mabel Breen. The Baltimore, McAlpine, The Knickerbocker of New York, The LaSalle, Congress, Sherman, College Inn, Black- stone and Terrace Garden of Chicago and The Hotel Mc- Kenzie are famous for their New Year’s Eve festivities. Will Celebrate New: Year’s Eve with a Sunday Watch, dining at 10:00 p.m. Break- fast between 5 and 7. _ The Time to Celebrate New Years is New Year’s Eve at McKenzie: Hotel. “ ; THE SECRET 7 male tore BAKER'S COCOA For its quality is good The purity, palatability and nutrient characteristics of high: grade cocoa beans are retained in Baker’s Cocoa owing to the perfection of the processes and machinery of cheer. DOES THINGS. MADE ONLY BY Waiter Bater & Co. Ltd. Established 1780 DORCHESTER, MASS, Booklet of Choice Recipes sent free —_—————_-' Break of Day Breakfast Served in the Dance Hall between 6:00 and 7:00 A. m. Philadelphia Scrapple Crisp Bacon z Jones little Pig Sausage Hot Waffles Finger Rolls — Coffee Cake Coffee Sy Balance all an’ hit ’em heavy _ Swing an’ throw ’em back in place All p’m’nade, an’ may the devil Ketch the hindmost in the race. Gents sashay an’ do it lively, Ladies ditto, foller sult ‘ei nce opposites an’ whirl ; ’ peated aes twice an’ hold vem to it, Grand right-left ar’ keep a goin Till you hit yer pards agin, Swing ’em off their underpinnin’ Till their sassy noggins spin. Glinch an’ run togather, Shake the music from yer spurs. Swing an’ hug yer sage-hen plenty, Slide yer chin ‘longside o’ hers, Bunch the heifers in the middle, Balancé all ’an do-se-do. All run away\ cinched up togather, Seat you sweets an’ let ’em blow. And thus the merry dance goes on till morning. We wish pou a Happy and Prosperous New Bear. McKenzie Botel. i KEITH SMITH PASSES AWAY Master Keith Smith, 4 year old son of Mr. and Mrs. R. Cole Smith of Halliday, passed away at a local hospital this morning at 3 o'clock. Keith leave his parents, one broth- er and three:sisters to mourn his death, The remains will be sent|Honey and Tar. It is a great help| to Halliday for interment, William Neville Passes: Away Here William Neville of Halliday passed away at a local hospital yesterday morning at the age of 69 years, after an illness of ‘some time caused by kidney trouble and ‘complications. Relatives are expected to arrive with- in a few days to take charge of ar- rangements. The remains will be sent to Riceville, Ia., the former home of the deceased, for burial. He leaves ’ New Year's Greetings Accept our appreciation of past patronage and our sincere wishes that the New Year will bring you a full measure of Prosperity and Happiness. Let us have no ‘place in our midst for the “Pessi- mist.” He is a wrecker—not a builder. Let us rather listen more to the “Optimist,” he at least is a distributor But the real leader that we should appoint for 1923, is the “Peptimist.” The “Peptimist”-is the man who Let us all be pupils: of the “Peptimist” and DO THINGS in 1923. ' ‘A. W. LUCAS CO. Celebrate New Years at Hotel McKenzie ‘a wife and three children to mourn}and bronchial irritations quickly re PAGE FIVE Y printed on the wrapper, Stood the ved with Foley’s Honey and Tar.|test of time serving three genera- Contains no opiates—ingredients ! tions, LJ The McKenzie’s Annual New Year's New Year’s Eve festivities and grand New Year’s Ball will celebrate New Year’s Eve with a New Year Watch Din- ner from 10 p. m. Sunday, Dee, 31st, when the lights will be turned out at midnight and the Big Noise Music and Dance will begin and we won't go home until after breakfast. his death. ' GRANDCHILD HAD CROUPY : COUGH “My grandchild could get no re- lief whatever from a very bad croupy | cough,” writes’ Peter Landis, Meyers- | dale, Pa,, “until I gave him Foley's! for chest and throat troublé.” Coughs, colds, croup, throat, chest TUBERCULOSIS Dr. Glass has positive proof that he is able to cure tuberculosis by in- Vhalation in any cli- mate. For further information ad- dress The T. F. Glass Inhalent Co., Mason Bldg. Los Angeles, Cal. Beware of imitations. Breakfast will be served between 5 and 7 a.m. Constantly Progressing The Annex Cafe is daily striving) to serve the public in a better way. New equipment is*being installed that you may be served with the very finest foods pre- - pared in the most perfect way. Our service is the best in North Dakota, yet, we are always ready to , improve it when we see the opportunity. Suggestions from our patrons are always welcome. ’ We are fully prepared to accommodate the largest ‘crowd that may visit us for New Year’s meals. -We appreciate the patronage of the public in the past, and look hopefully to the future. New Location of Red Cross Is at i: es Room 39 in, ay dese ! City National Bank * fllenu dees Building $2.50 a Piate! a mae Caviar Canape Celery . Guinea Squab, Oyster Dressing { Chicken Patties Whipped Potatoes : _ Asparagus Tips, Drawn Butter Kickless. Punch ia Lettuce: and Grapefruit ‘Salad, French Dressing Parker House Rolls \ ° Neapolitan Ice Cream Coffee Radishes Fresh Scallops, Tartar Sauce French Endive a A Farm Inventory CAA Olives ATA s jot Candied Sweet Potatoes An inventory at the end of the year is as necessary and desir- able for the farmer as for the business man. I We advise every farmer to list his stock, equipment and property French Pastry , and to know exactly where he [B stands before a new year starts. = This institution is always ready | to cooperate. = » Bismarck Bank Bismarck, N. D.