The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 29, 1923, Page 5

‘Social and Personal About 175 Attend District Meeting Of Eastern Star \ ‘ About 175 Eastern Stars’ ‘from ») Bismarck, Linton and Washburn were present at the district meet- ing of the organization which op- 2 ened here Saturday afternoon wit e Mrs. E, D. Fogel of Linton, district deputy, presiding. An addreeg of welcome, was giv en by Mrs. Clifton Johnson, worthy matron of the Bismarck cltapter and the response was given by the associate matron of Linton. The a y» Washburn chapter was represent- ed by 21 members and the Linton chapter %y 19 members. At the afternoon. meeting Miss Exine Vv Schulz sang a solo which was re: ceived with hearty applause by the audience. At the evening business sessio:: Miss Emma Taubert, school in- ) structor in music, gave a piano solo and Mrs. Richard Tracy gave 4 vocal solo. M Ployhar was presented with d a, gift from the district and Mrs. ea On eas Oo WO w + @ P Saeaee ee Pec ge ee t Fogel, district deputy, with a gift - from the Linton and Bismarck ° chapters. Covers were laid for 175 at the 6:30 o'clock dinner at the Temple in the evening. Beautiful bouquets bles about the room. Becomes Bride In Minneapolis The merriage of Miss Mayme K. Sundquist, daughter of Mr. end n & Raymond G. McLaughlin of Bis- marck, son of Mrs. Bima McLaugh- 6 lin of Chicago, 111, took place Sat- § urday at the rectory of Father Pillager of Minneapolis, Minn. Attend the couple were Mr. abd Mrs. A. E. May of Minnespo- is. The bride who was raised in Bis- marck and received her education sf ’ in the local schools,-is a weil Ynown and popular member of the youn,cr set. She took _ her 1 business training in the St. Paul, h Minn., Business College and for the past five years hag been employed r as a stenographer in the office of the North Dakbta Highway Com- mission. The bridegroom, travel- ing representative of the Quaker Oat Compnay of Chicago, has been making his headquarters in Bis- marck and covering this part of the country for the past seven years. After a honeymoon in the Twin; , Cities’ Mr. and Mrs. Mclaughlin! U will return to Bismarck where ‘ they will make their home until; January when they will move to' Fargo. } Honor Mrs. Harriss } At Farewell Luncheon) he Mrs. H. Styles Harriss was hon- ored with a 1 o'clock luncheon at were on the dining rrom table. At the Innchern watch wis tf ¢ ture of a farewell for Mrs. riss who is leaving the first nat ty of this week for Grand Forks, her future home, the honor guest was presented with a pair of jade green « candlesticks and candles to match ‘by her friends. Mrs. Richard A. eg Oe eee, Ce ee ee es behalf of the club. HOSTESSES AT BRIDGE Misses Leah Keniston and Ruth Warburton ‘were hostesses at an q )cvening bridge party Saturday com- plimentary to a group of teachers at the Richholf school. Two tables were : in play during the evening with the honors going to’ Misses Ethel Mc- Kee and Dora Wallen, At the close| of the game; refreshments were serv- ed. OPENS GIFT SHOP A gift shop for the holiday season. will be opened by Miss’Agnes V. Orr at her home on 8 Avenue A Thurs- day, Nov.'1. A cordial-invitation is issued by the proprietor for all of Bismarck residents’ as. well a’ her friends and acquaintances to call at her new shop and view the splendid line of gifts and novelties which she has obtained especially fas the hol- iday season. ENTERTAIN AT DINNER Dr. and Mrs.'J, ‘B. Hollenbeck en- tertained Mr. and Mrs. V.'E. Smart at dinner at the McKenzie hotel Sat- urday evening. This was in the na- ture of a farewell since Mr. and Mrs. Smart are leaving for Jefferson City, Mo. 4 i LEGION | COMMANDER STOPS Frank Streeter of Linton, com- . Mander of the American ‘Legion in North Dakota, was. here Saturday night on his: “way Pn from San . Exhausting coughs that wear you out- | Joa gan stop them quickly we J wastes . your strength‘and ly paves the way for more serious and per- haps permanent complications. Yet you can stop :it quickly me Dr. King’s “NewDiscovery. It / breaks up coughs by stimulating the mucous mem- le of flowers ornamented the long ta-; returned from San Francisco, C: , i Miss Sundquist ' j recently ! Sundquist of 818 Main street, am | Tracy made the presentation in- , MONDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1923 Francisco, where he attended the National Convention. Mr. Streeter expressed satisfaction with the re- sult of the convention. Dr. W. E, Cole, who uttended the convention and made a trip through southern California, returned Saturday. SPEAKS AT SCHOOLS, “Prof. Happy,” health lecturer of ste Amer.can Child Health Institute, who spoke to schools in Bismarck and Mandan Friday, at the state prison and other, places Saturday, .eft Saturday night to continue his work im, the state. He is engaged children of the state. He is engaged n giving a message of health to the children of the state in a humorous -alk, Miss Grace Schmerhorn, who ectures on ‘nutrition, and Theo. Schank, who lectures to men’s clubs, are engaged in promoting health ‘ork, having becn sent into the state to co-operate with the state @epart- nent of hca th and state department of education. HONOR MR, MRS. BRODL” The Rebekahs and Odd Fellows en- tertained Friday night in honor of Mr, and Mrs, J. M. Brodl, who are leaving for Spokane, -Washington, whére Mr. Brod! has accepted a Position as sale¢ manager for a ma! ufacturing concern. They were pre- sented with a silver spoon as a re- membrance. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Stromstead of Mandan who are leav- ing for Lancaster, O. were also hon- or guest;. RETURN FROM COAST Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Ker \:lly have lif, 1 where they attended the nat convention of the American Legion Enroute they stopped at the various coast cities along the | way, visiting with relatives in Wash- ington and friends at other poifits. They have been gone for about a ae CHURCH TEAMS MEET The teams from the various the religious survey of the city will assemble at the Baptist church this j evening at seven thirty o'clock where final arrangements will be made. It is very important that all whoare to take part in the survey should be on hand promptly. A WEEK END VISITOHS Mr. and Mrs. Andrew E. Sauer and daughter, Miss Fredia and son, Mil- ton of Washburn spent the week end visiting with thei daughters, Misses Edna, a student in the Business College and Clara, a stu- dent in the high ‘school. Mr. Sauer is a breeder of pure-bred Holstein- Friesian cattle. MRS, MELLON RETURNS. Mrs, A. W. Mellon returned Sun- day evening from the Twin Cities and other nearly points where she has been visiting with relatives for the churches who are to take part in{ Bismarck | = - former resident of Mott who have been visiting with fritnds” 1~Bis-1>~ marck and Mott for several we Rast thanks to our friends and neighbors oast left this morning for her he ATTENDS INSTITUTES Miss Minnie Nielson, state super- tendent of public instruction, is at- ‘ending teachers’ institutes in Kill- leer and Hazen this week. BENEDICTS’ BRIDGE CLUB Members of the Benedicts’ Bridge club were entertained at the nome of Mr. and Mrs. Burt eae at their last meeting. ON LEGAL, BUSINESS Attorney Wm. Langer left Satur- day for Washington, D. C., on legal business. GUESTS OF FRIENDS. John Martin of St. Paul is here vis- iting with friends. 10 Cent Dances. MEDIUM est of ai looks Glint BIG HALI¢ AWDPN TF Rane _| - Patterson’s Hall, Wednes- day, October 31st. *ATTICE work ated the instep es in side-gored styles very ciscinctive tomar af new slig:pers, and one that is particularly effective CARD OF THANKS ‘We with to expr or the assistance “réndered,’ sym- pathy extended and the many {floral offerings during the illness and oe of our beloved son and broth- Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Barneck, Clare H. Barneck. Mr. and Mrs. R,E, Barneck. Mr. and Mrs. F.L, Barneck. | Carl A. Barneck. J. Henry Barneck. a Rummage Sale Saturday at Episcopal Parish House ou; Third street. | Sewing Machines repaitea and overhauled. workmanship Phone 241W. Expert: guaranteed. | DR. M. E. BOLTON Osteopathic Physician 119% 4th St. Telephone 249 Bismarck, N. D. “Nt i i eS er eel pastcoupie of weeks. She was ac- ; companied home by her niece, Miss Hazel MeMallan of Plainview, Minn., will will étiter the local high school. |erhood of American Yoemen Lodge YEOMEN LODGE e’clock. There will be: work by the! degree team and initiation. eral good time is anticipated by the members who are urged to be pres- ent. RESIGNS POSITION. V_E. Smart, who resigned his po- n with the state railroad com- | mission to accept a position as traf- i fie expert for the Missouri Publie Service Commission, Jefferson City, M remain here for His family will ime. | INJURED IN AUTO ACCIDENT | medical attention ut the - Bismarck hospital last evening as a result of jan automobile. accident in which he i received injuries to his nose. Mr. | Flynn was able to leave the hospital in a short time. RECEPTION F. FOR SCHNEIDER ployees of the A. W. Lucas store in hongr of Mr. and M Richard G. Schneider at the hoi of Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Schneider Saturday night. Abaut 20 guests were present at the happy aceasion. ‘ GUEST OF MRS. ZUGER Mrs. Maude Ployhar of Valley City, ‘grand matron of the Eastern Star, was the guest of Mrs, Alfred Zuger over the week end while attending the Eartern Star school of Instruc, tion. Mrs. Ployhar returned home today. WEEK END GUEST * Miss Alice_ McNeely of St. Paul, Minn., was the week end guest of Dr. Bolton Henry. RETURNS TO CHICAGO Mrs, ter, Miss Phyllis of- Chicago, Iil., BIG HALLOWE’EN DANCE Patterson’s Hz Hall, Wednes- day, Gay, Oxleber 3ist. 10 Cent the secretions that’ are slogging them. Harmlessly and effective- \ly the throat and chest spasms are quieted-and the irritation that is ‘using the cough promptly clears away. It has an agreeable taste. The ‘regular mecting of the Broth-|& 503,will be held this evening at 8\— A gen-/3 left today for|3 George Flynn of Eckelson received | p A reception was given by the em-! harles Cottrell and daugh- ‘so thoroughly cooked when jighter hosiery shows through the cutouts in a pleasing design. 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