The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 12, 1923, Page 5

SATURDAY, MAY 12 , 1923 THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE , Social and | Personal Joint Hostesses Hold Reception At Mrs. Hoskins i, H. Dollar and Mrs. P. Meyer Mrs, entertained with Mrs, R. D. Hoskins at a reception held at the home of Mrs % Hloskins on 904 Fourth street day a‘ternoon from two to five u Craig and Mrs. A. M. nson assisted the hostesses n the living room and Mrs. J. D. \ emann, Mrs. R. L.Best, Mrs, C. L. K, . Pink roses were arrang- ing decorative Hoskins hom effect with the ibout riends and neighbors were during the afternoon, Mrs.-Whitson’s Pupils Gave Opening Recital The fir sof reeital in whieh=} athr Whitson will present pupils will be en Monday ing at the school auditorium. The public ts | invited to a customary ‘itals. offering tend these r ilver Th will be d over to the school to he used musical purposes will | be taken he following program will: b« given by the pupils: Friakontameron Alt Wien Watteau Paysage Gowdousky Me ford Aubade ts . Horton Miles Katherine Kositsky Albumblatt Grieg thieen Harris Grant Shaffer Fair Land.. Thomas i den ik Thou Know the ‘Lillian Rigler . Tours Evening August Mey Annie Hagerott D eee McGill On the Road to M Ole Speaks. Arabesque Theodore Lack sther Schultz hman's Song . Grieg rmezz0 Leschetitsky Hazel Lenhart Alice Hagerott Mealized Indian Theme ... Cadman Arabesque os Debussy Cayou {arewell Party ' For Rev. Jacobson A few of the ministerial friends and their wives gathered at the home of Rey. and M Jacobson last n'ght at the inv of Rev. Jac- ob-on who will leave Monday for, Ati where he will attend iptist Convention as the virst Baptist Aswane Cidy he will where he will spend before taking passage to where he expects to attend ptist World Alliance meeting kholm the latter part of July. will visit relative nds in his old home in Swed- taking with him several f literature describing Bis- nd North Dakota. cobson will return about the f September and resume his s as Pastor- ge under the North Dakota Baptist . Convention where he served for several of rom wcobson marek Rev fir t has present were, Rey. and Mrs. Adolph Guenther, of the Society for the f .. Rev. and Mrs. Ger- hard Sprock, pastor of the German Baptist church, Rev. Mr. Bishop of Washbur Ko:e, missionary for the German Baptist, Rev. and Mrs, Geo. B. Newcomb, Superintend- ent of the Society for the friendless in North Dakota, and Rev. and Mrs. y. R, Johnson of *the First Baptist chureh, * ‘Lucas Staff Gives Farewell Party. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Lucas and the employees at their store gave a fare- ~ell party at the Business and Pro-. fessional Women's club room last evening in honor of four of their sales forec, Miss Frances Johnson, Miss Florence Thompson, Mrs. W. F. Bates “ind E. Schlechter, all of whom leave the city on vacation trips or Yor new locations in the near future. The evening was spent by the thir- | ve guests in dancing., Miss Frances Johnson and Mrs. B. F. Ho- mn pleased the guests by dancing t’¥ Highland fling. At 11 o'clock funcheon was served. The honor guests were presented with tokens of remembrance by their friends. ate Regent Will Assist at Ceremony Mrs. Elinor N, Smith of Fargo, State Regent of the Catholic Daugh- vers of America, will arrive this even- ning to assist with the initiation Wffemony of the Catholic Daughters ‘morrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at Patterson hall when forty-six can- didgtes will be taken into the order. Members’ and candidates will meet at St. Mary’s school auditorium at ‘7:46 o'clock and march in a body to St. Mary’s Pro-Cathedral, where they |, will attend 8 o’clock mass and re- ceive Holy Communion. Entrance to Patterson hajl is made through the hotel. Following initiation a benquet will besgerved at the McKenzie hotel at 7 o’clo¥k. Mrs. F. as ‘toastmistress. An program of musie and toasts has: been prepared for the occasion. | ~~ Mrs. Jacobson of | nn, poured tea during the | Others a A, Thorberg, Bertha About a | | ¥ you know how it is when. you i got get that do iss For myself — say I don’t caro; | lhe the cl 'HE’S LICKED EVERYBODY OF HIS SIZE—| Musical - BUT HE’S MOTHER’S BOY | Mismt a cinch, ii Imean it, it was upto my | As a fighter, I'd now be eee Recited by BENNY LEONARD Lighweight Champion of the World — bee o— mothor and o But I've got a picturo of mothor and dad, | Ina That I'n Ofnd know that With its glory fio: | wma) TH toll you what>yc JU still bo ache i] By NEA Service | NEW YORK, May 12 amp to his moth ell still When | mere kid Benny Leonard of 20 years he was a won the of the And in its wake trailed those ng twins—fame and fortune. | world. | tant | Men——big and little-—sought him out eager to shake his hand. | Through it all Benny kept his head. He’s 26 now and still the | champ. | The homage a public pa denly elevated to Benny's has broken many men They couldn't stand the pace. Their heads would swell in the dank air of popular fame. But not Benny. The power behind the champ is hic mother. Benny's devotion to his one sud- position and women. family well-known. It is one top- jie he will ys talk about—his mother. She has been his closest |friend. He's pever too far away to telephone he§—even from Los An- And today--Mother Day--filnds | Benny closer to his mother than | ever / | A group of New York business meh binded themselves together this year ” | Churches Observe | Mothers’ Day “Mothers’ Day” will be appropriate- ly observed in the churches of Bis- tomorrow by the ministers of | y, Wno have prepared special \s ices for the occasion, | This is one day in the year when | special hohor will be made to the mothers of the nation. The hun- | dreds who attend will wear a red flower as 2 symbol for a mother who | is living and a white flower for one who is dead. MAKES HONORARY FRATERNITY Frank Roberts, son of Mr, and Mrs. O. W. Roberts of Bismarck, has been made a member of Phi Kappa Phi, national scholastic fraternity, an honor accorded as one of the 10 | highest in scholarship of the grad- uating class of the Agricultural Col- lege, Fargo. Mr. Roberts is com- pleting the 4-year course in 21-2 years, and in addition has taken tive part in athleties at the A, C. He is with the baseball team on it: spring trips. Mrs. Margaret Blackmore of Jamestown is the house guest of Mrs. Al Pfeffer of 605 Avenue CG, While here Mrs. Blackmore attended a banquet of the St. Alexius nurses alumnae that was held at the Mc- Kenzie hotel. i se sales IN FESSENDEN Judge Fred Jansonius of district court has gone to Fessenden to yisit with his family and attend to court } matters. He will be absent a week. IN CITY ON BUSINESS Charles Wattam, of the law. firm | of Fowler, Green and Wattam, Far- go, was in Bismarck today on legal business: ed Commer Dr. M. E. Bolton | Osteopath Speciblist in Chronic Diseases Telephone 240 11914—4th St. Bismarck, N. D. We . con bot all You've got HOUSE GUEST OF MRS, PFEFFER | home somewhore. || / Fiapalace of peace tho vest cP thaiy lives || Wita nothing to wory) about. When that dioam comes trtue | want totellyou Yoad) to bo knocked out. altho the title willgo i 1 mato another, || 29 do mp) mothorsy-\ ERMAN TIMBERG~ fil il am for the celebration of Mothey’s Day. They invited Benny to join with them, and they never found a more er candidate. Each one has contributed liberally a fund. Buttons were made be appropriate. The sponsors wanted to eliminate the commercial aspect of the day. They liked flowers, but knew that some florists boosted Mother's Day mer to which would He knows the public. that should some oth come long and take away his champion- ship and its accompanying glory most of the sports world booing him as he leaves the ri They are even now clamoring for knockout. That's the way it’s al- ways been, and always will be. But when that time comes, Benny will lose his crown, but He will still be the champ to his mother, OBSERVE ANNIVERSARY The 34th Annive y of the : t worth League will be observed at their services prior to the regular levening worship at the McCabe Methodist Episcopal Church, Sunday evening. Mother's Day will be re- cognized during the fellowship hour which begins at 6:30 P. M., and all members are aske mother or someone else’s mother. Snecial music and a short sketch will be the features of the evening's program. The public is invited to Attend this serviee RANCHER VISITS HERE A. B. Cook, prominent ranchman jof the Helena, Mont., district w. a business caller in Bismarck ye: terday. Mr. Cook was associated with the late Alexander McKenzi in the Cook Construction Company and took a prominent part in the building of a Northern Pacific branch line from McKenzie to Lin- ton. The McKenzie Orchestra furnish- ed musie for the snow and dance jast evening at New Salem. ON VACATION VISIT Miss Leota Henderschott left last night for Minneapolis, Minn., for a week’s visit. At Fargo she was met by Miss Ethel Fleming who accom- panied her on the trip. | Graduation and | Wed | (Choose unusual ing, and time and We will help you choose if you wish Bonham Bros. Jewelery Store ly because it meant thousands of ning after spending the winter with dollars for them. her son, Harry Call at Great Falls, And so they chose buttons, which] Mont, since the first of the yea: were to be distributed free to all] she visited for a short time in Chi. who might care t. wear. . .. |cago, Ill, before going to Montana | The champ is wearing one, in his] and stopped over for a visit with | heart as well as in his lapel. her son, Grant, in Minneapolis,! The poem recited by him on the] yinn, enroute home. | stage has even more feeling behind ve it than the words show, t GOES HOME, will be} to bring their we are now offer- Club Plans Varied Program for | Annual Concert The program to be given by mem- bers of the Thursday Musical club at their third annual concert at the Presbyterian church Tuesday, May 15, at 8:15 o'clock includes a varied program of piano, vocal, and violin numbers. The program follows: Ladies chorus—-“Welcome Primrose” ..... Maytime” Barnes, Pretty Pinsuti —Silver Mmes. Bauer, Larson, horn, G. Targart, Wingreene, Taylor, Scot- B, Harris, Arnot, H. Styles | Harriss, Morr’ d Miss Jones. r iano number—“La Baladine Militaire . Bauer and Mrs. De Ligouri Duna” MeGiil My Banjo Song"—Homer | George Humphreys Violin—“Caprice Nienno i Kriesler ski i WwW uiawi n with Mrs: Bauer McDonald at the piano. Vocal Duet —“Schubert's Mmes. Barnes and Se —"The Spirit Flow “May Morning”. Den: % Mrs. John Larson with Mrs. Hughes at the piano. Eight hand piano number—“Grand| Donald enade” orn : Tipton Valse De Concert” Op. Mattei. | Galop di Bravura Op. 17 Morris, T. Mmes. Hugh Wingreene. Quintette H Wynken, Blyken, Scothorn, Morris, and Mrs, Targart singing soprano oblig Mrs. De Ligouri and Mrs. Hughes at the piano. Vocal Mmes. Bauer, | Scheff 0. “My Mother”..Marx Oben- isla dorfer | Selected Halverson Triumphant”... | Demarest cheffer, directress vieve Menard Hughes, accompanist. Madam He Mrs. Ger i} ar | MOTHERS-DAUGHTERS BANQUET ; Arrangements are being made for | 125 guests at the Mothers and Dau- ghters banquet to be given by the Business and Professional Women’s | club Monday evening at the McCabe | Methodist church. ‘The six delegat- es who attended the state confer- lence of B. & P. W. clubs at James- town will give reports following the dinrfer. i MRS. CALL RETURNS N. L. Call returned last eve- Mrs. Miss Lena Sheptenko, who is em- ployed at the State Historical society, left today for her home at Max, ; where she will spend a few days with her parents and friends. She is also going to spend a few days at the Minot normal school with her cousin ‘and friends. Y ENTERTAIN AT DINNER } Mrs. J. W. Riley and daughter. Mrs. Forrest Skinner entertained at | a 6 o'clock dinner yesterday even-| ing. Covers were laid for ten. Out of town guests at the dinner were { Mrs. Holsey Johnson and Mrs, Clar- tence Gunness of Hettinger. PFLEGER RETURNS FE, C, Pfleger of St. Paul, Mi who was injured last winter wh: fell from the Missouri River b t night to TILL RUB-NO-MORE WASHING POWDER Makes HOUSE-CLEANING 3 dirt, bleaches linen: scrubs floors, purifies and ste! ilizes sinks, bathroom: ours silver ard ctina! Also use R. N. M., the perfect White Naptha Soap! t 8: Kills y SAVE THE TRADE MARKS, ding from the display Oe save both money. pupils Of PAGE FIVE |VIOLIN AND PIANO RECITAL WILL BE GIVEN THIS EVENING AT HIGH SCHO from the violin class of Donald McDonald assisted by se Mrs. Genevieve Menard Hughes will present the follo nrogram at the high school auditorium tonight at 8 o'clock: Violin Solo—Nocturne Op. 9 No. 2. Henry Kollman Piano Solo—Polonaise . Marcia Bowman Chopin Emery Violin Solo—Song of Yearning Claude Brande imple Aveu Albert Watkins Violin Duet—Duo IV Op. 8 Leon,Lasken, Herman Lasken Piano Solo—Second Valse Ruth Gordon Violin Solo—Intermezzo, Cavalleria Rusticana. Ellen Coghlan Violin Solo—Mazurka_. Herman Lasken Flow Gentle Sweet Afton Bernard Kamins Violin, Cello, and Piano Trio: a. A Quaint Story Zamecnik b. Habenara -.. Zamecnik Helen Andrist, Kathryn Andrist and Mrs. Hughes Piano Solo—Autumn Zephyrs Robert Larson Violin Solo—Humoresque Leon Lasken Violin Solo—Home Sweet Home George Eisenberg . Tolhurst Violin Solo—S Thome Pleyei Godard Mascagni K Violin Solo- Dvorak Violin Solo—Air from IL Trovatore Verdi Rose Davis Violin Duet—Duo II Op. 48 Pleyel Allegro Andante, Minuet May Semple, Piano Solo—Fantasia a. b. Adolph Englehardt 3 Mozart Mabel Aaberg Violin Solo—Crepuscule Prim! May Semple Violin Solo—Slavonian Dance Bohn \ Adolph Englehardt M. RB. GILMAN LEAVES M. B. Gilman left last night for Craig motored to Valley City to spend the week end visiting OL. veral wing. SPRING SUITS Several new models, new and attractive fabrics,-and large assortments to select from. Our inside buying facilities en- able us to sell at last year’s prices. STEIN -BLOCH SUITS range from $35.00 to $50.00 — other makes $12.00 to $30.00. Feel free to visit DAHL’S STORE at any time whether you buy or not. We are here to serve and satisfy you. Re- member our best ads are worn — not written. C.M. DAHL Dahl Building Main Street UGAAVOENOUENUUNNAUNODENNODEALOOADUAOHONUDEVUGDAUOQTIOQOVEGGUNEUGNODONODEUUOOLUNGDOOGONOGUUOGUGHOUNPROOAOROONUUNEASHOGUND ve Enperiencest é today | with | a business trip to Detroit, Mich.,| friends. A Friend of Yours in Yeluwstone Puck Chicago, NL, and points in Wiscon- : | sin, The U. C. T. will hold a meeting! gp = this evening at & o’chock at Eli | Y HOOD MEETS |hall. Following the business meA- e owston r 5 The P: E. O. Sisterhood will meet! ing dancing and refreshments wili at the home of Mrs. Charles Staley,| be enj | a 701 Sixth Street Monday afternoon. wee Go in Gardiner Gateway; Out Cody —— Mr. and Mrs. Ankrum of ENTERTAIN AT DINNER Beulah were city visitors today. 1Geysers! Deer! Bear! Lovely Lakes! Rey. and Mrs, 7 E. F. Alfson enter- tained at Bye ‘ lock alaner last It is late but we can get them evening. The boy scouts of the A church were honor guests. Covers | there for you. Flowers by wire. were laid for nine. Just call 784-W. Oscar H. & Co, 319 3rd St. For Sale Choice LEAVES FOS POSITION Miss Meta Krueger left today for Golden Valley to accept a stenogra-| phic position in that place. Canary MOTOR TO VALLEY CITY Be ena pereer Ballse) Mrs. G. A. Anderson and broth-| Hartz Mountain. er, Ralph Stenshoel, and Mrs. H. K.| Dickinson. N. Dak. "TNT ANNOUNCEMENT SO OU TULUM LA UU Dr. H. T. PERRY all its braiches, at— 121—4th St. Over Bergeson’s Clothing Store. Office Hours — 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. Evenings by appointment. Practical Knowledge Bank service is not merely a matter of clerical routine; nor can it be effective if ad- ministered by officials who are not in close touch with the business life of the community. Bank service to be valuable involves a prac- tical understanding of the problems of the various commercial and agricultural interests, since it is only through this knowledge that a ‘bank can hope to be of assistance. Daily contact and thorough study have familiarized us with the problems of the busi- ness man and the. farmer, and the aid that a bank can give in their solution. Our business is conducted to give a maximum of the serv- ice that will be of real ‘benefit to our custom- ers. S First National Bank The Pioneer Bank Singers of imported German Jacob Bull, desires to announce that he has opened an office for the practice of Dentistry in Phone 20 ULM A Gorgeous Canyons! Cataracts! Mountains! Waterfalls! Buffalo! Boiling Pools! Only $29:72 marck to Gardiner Gateway and Return Will, Bis also | Northern Pacific Railway W. A. MeDonald, BISMARCK, N Agent el, let mi or phon CII HERE ARE THE McKENZIE HOTEL FIVE Ive TTT ‘hey play for the dances at Patterson’s .iall every Wednesday and Saturday nights. Rates for in city $5 an Hour, outside of city same Rate Plus railroad fare and Hotel expense. Do Not Contract for Imitations z Se Is your Plumbing and Heating system the re- sult of a futile imitation of a good one? You have undoubtedly paid twice for it then; in alterations, repairs and loss of efficient func- tioning and the original cost of the job. You pay only once,,for our systems because they consist of highest quality material, installed correctly by Real Mechanies, and guaranteed to operate efficiently. ee ROPELAUOET SUB URAD IU RODEBES UA ODED EAERETN OPTUS EAT Th Oey ra