The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 13, 1923, Page 5

\ Social and Personal Rotarians Give Musical Program At Penitentiary Inmates at the state penitentiary Ae were entertained by a group of Ro- é tarians last evening with a program consisting of musical selections, Aeadings, and a short address by Jo- | seph M. Devine, state commission- | ers of immigration, ‘The evening’s program was opened | / with the singing of the first verse of J: America, and a very pleasant part of the evening’s entertainment consist- ed of the singing of Rotary songs “Peggy O'Neil,” “Bells of St. Mary,” “Ham and Eggs,” and “Rotary.” Mrs. Frank Barnes gave her two selec- tions in her usual pleasing manner, opening with “The Americans Come” and closing with “April Fool.” _ Miss Marian Ackerman gave a pleasing \ interpretation of “Flanders Field” and “America’s Answer to Flanders Field,” while Miss Esther Hollst charmingly interpreted “The Eman- cipution of Man.” A feature of the evéning’s enter- tainment consisted of “saw” and “mouth organ solos” by Henry J. Duemeland, president of Rotary. He interpreted “Call Me Back Pal 0’ Mine’ and “Old Black Joe” on the | saw and “The Second Hand Rose” | and “S.lver Threads Among the Gold” on the mouth organ, Mrs. Henry Dugmeland proved herself a charm- ing accompanist for the musical num- bers during the evening. Claude Peoples, inmate’ at the penitentiary, q gave two musical selections. Archie i Mecrhee and ‘Harry Bernstein de- lighted their audience with. their presentation of “Mr, Galliger and Mr. Sheehan.” Mr, Devine,the speaker of the oc- casion, spoke on ‘the, significance of 3 Armistice Day. He gave a short but a interesting presentation of the de- a velopments leading up to the celebra- : tion of the day and its present meaning to the American people. Henry Halverson was an unsual live leader during the Rotary sing- ° ing. \ During the, hour and a half in ' which the. program was given the ; ¥? audience indicated its approval of ' st the entertainment by clapping and encoring thenumbers. A group of Bismarck residents were also pres- ent at the exercises. Warden Lee and other officials ex- pressed sincere thanks for the splen- did entertainment. . ‘Completing Plans - For Legion Play Arrangements have been complet- ed by a local committee of th Legion for the production of “Oh, Oh, Cin- dy!” a musigl extravaganza of the “Follies” type, under the direction of the John B. Rogers Producing Co. at the Auditorium here sometime about Dec. 11-12th. Members of the cast and choruses will be selected from the best talent in Bismarck. The show promises to be of exceptional merit, as the talent in Bismarck is of better than the usual amateur cal’ber and the scen- ery and costumes as furni hed by! the producer are said to be the lyst word both in splendor and beauty. A} professional director will be sent here’ to take churge of the staging of the entertainment. ‘Rehearsals, it is said, will begin ws, about Nov, 22nd. 1 | i ¥- MONDAY CLUB 4 Mrs. S. W. Corwin entertained é members of the Monday club at her home yesterday. The program for the afternoon opened with response to roll call by quotations from Ara- “bic literature, Mrs. H. S. Dobler discussed the subject of “Two Cit ~“Past and Present—Tangier—Mo: occo City,” Mrs. M. H. J sented “Meknes, The Treasure City” Mrs. A. M. Brandt presented the sub- ject of “Arabic Literature”; Mrs. F. A. Knowles, “Poem—Unveiled Maid’ Mrs, B. E. Jones discussed the sul ject of “Moslem Homes and Women.”. TAKEN JNTO SORORITY, The name of Miss Charlotte Lo- gan of marck appears as one of active members, of Chi Delta Phi sor- arity; who-'was. initiated. into active membership in the North Dakota i Goranson of Wilton, and Grant E. Ny 'Straight-Line Silk ~ for the Frocks : Dinner and Dance By JULIA BOTTOMLEY “When as in silks my lady goes,” Whether it be to the theater, to a dance, to a dinner or any one of the many functions that require her to look her very best, the chances are that she will go iv’ silks that fall in long straight lines from the shoulder to the ankle. The straight- line mode continues—it has not been out since it made its appear- Qnce several seasons ago. Such changes as are evident in current gowns are changes of detail and bot of atyle, ‘ In the opinion. of many style- wise dress designers, there, are only. two permissible variations from the straight line ‘In the season's gowns. GIRLS’ CLUB. The Girls club of the Trinity Lu- theran church will meet at the home of J, A. Hyland, 810 Sixth street, Thursday evening at 8 o'clock’ Mrs, Hyland and Miss Thalia Jacobson will be hostesses. mi RETURN. TO. DICKINSO: Miss Nettie Hart and. Miss Louise Ankenmann of Dickinson have returned to their home after spending Armistice Day. with Mrs. Sara West Ankenmann. and Mrs. Pfeffer. MARRIAGE LICENSES Marriage licensea have been issued ‘e Alfred, Fosberg and Miss* Hildur Scott of Regan and Miss Emmy C. Swanson of Maynard, Minnesota. DEGREE: OF HONO? The regular ‘meeting of the De-! gree pf Honor will be held at A.! 0. U. W. hall this evening at 8 o'clock. All membens are request- ed to attend. *U. C. T, AUXILIARY MEETING The Ladies Auxiliary of the U. . T. will hold a special meeting a* Elks. hall tomorrow night at 8 o'clock. After the: business ses- sion, cards will be enjoyed. SEWING CIRCLE The meeting of the Wednesday Sewing Circle. will be held Wed- nesday, Nov, °14, et the, home af Mrs. M. Zvorist at-2:30: o’clock. SUNSHINE CLUB The Sunshine club will be enter- tained at he home of. Mrs. M. W. Neff of 408 Avenue A tomorrow at- Alpha Pi chapter ‘of Alpha Chi Omega ip; connection with the in- stallation services when the local or- ganization was taken into the mem- bership of the national sorority at the University a North Dakota. LOOKING AFTER BUSINESS ‘__ INTERESTS ' L. L.. Brown and E. L, Carter of Shields arrived in Bismarck yes- terday todo some shopping and to look aftér business interests. Mr. ‘ Brown was a, former member of the, state legislature. TRINITY LUTHERAN ATD The Trinity Lutheran Ladies Ald society’ will meet at the church +(Wednesday, Nov... Mrs. H. M. urged to sttond and their friends are“invited to the meeting. DEVINE SPEAKS .. a, M. Devine,.commissioner of Im- migration, ;spoke ‘today at Beach, N. Dak. on)“Problema Confronting the State. of | North..: Dakota” : and gave a talk on education before the State Teachers association which was meeting there. " . i] i ternoon. SO eae | The bouffant skirt is shown, gen@® ally in dance fi for débutantes, and draped skirt pear as a modl- fication of the ti Such a skirt is shown at the r’ght in the illus tration. In this mod.l of silk crepe the material fort verskirt draped high at the 1 caught in a loop at the hip. irt and | neckline are finished with wide Ince | banding. The slip ts of plalted white crepe de chine. The influence of the Orient con- tributes its charm to the gown at the left. It Is of green and white crepe de chine with the wide white bands embroidered with a conven- tional rose design. i (@, 1923, Western Newspaper Union.) — | || business meeting. Mrs. Katherine Poole, chairman of the November activities, and her committee have charge of the arrangements. "GIRL RESERVES MEET The Girl Reserves of the First Presbyterian Church and th mothers enjoyed a program together in the church parlors on Monday evening. Thirty twa girls took part in two short playlets which were a, dramatization of. the Reserves Program ‘dnd a’ Symbolic Interpreta- tion of the Girl Reserve Code. Miss Irene RoWettson explained to the mothers the plans of the organiza- tion and its far reaching influence. Mrs. Fred Hanson led the chorus singing and Mr. MacLeod directed the games. MRS. ‘STEINER ARRIVES. Mrs, Jefferson Steiner ang small danghter have joined Mr. Steiner in Bismarck, coming here from New Jersey, where they have been visit- ing. Accompanying them was Mrs. Baldwin, mother of Mra. Steiner, who recently arrived here from her home in Switzerland. Mrs, Baldwin was ON_ VACATION Mr. and Mrs. C. E.. Knudson have gone. to: Washburn to spend their vacation, visiting with friends. - P. W. DINNER B.& The Business and Professional Wo- men’s club will have a dinner in the clubrooms. at 6315 o’clock tonight, followed by the regular monthly are here. for your —o— ‘Very anitable for’holiday” CLEAN DEPENDABLP ‘ECONOMICAL tes of our state. ; Stockton, tion’ aner t THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE itor ‘in the city in connection with his cog! und land interests in. this part of the state, SPEAKS BY RADIO W. F. Reynolds, state dairy ‘tom- missioner, will speak to the radio to- night between 7:30 and 8:30 p.m. from WLAG station, Minneapolis. His subject will be along the line of North Dakota’s progress in dairying. GUESTS AT GROSS HOME Mr, ard Mrs. C. W. Brown of Far- go were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Gross here. Mr. Brown is business manager of the =“, Tribune, ‘MRS. STERL TERE Mrs. Alfred Steel of Jamestown spending sometime in the city isiting. Philip Elliot made a business trip to Rockford yesterday. Return From Bible Conference Reverend’ 0. 8, Jacobson and C. B. Newcomb have returned from the Baptist Bible and Missionary confer- ence recently held in Minneapolis. They report an intensely interesting gathering there being representa- tives from the two Dakotas and Minn- esota at the conference. Thirty-five of ‘these conferences are being held over the territory of the Northern Baptist convention. y The purpose of the conferences is to quicken local church and mission- ary activities. One of the speakers at the conference, was Rev. D. J. Evans, Kansas City. He gave the “Bible “expositions.” Dr. Evans teaches a men’s class which on a re- cent Sunday numbered largest class in the country, The returning representatives will | have a feature Sunday in’the chureh- Pastor Johnson is arranging an all day program for Sunday, November 18. Rev. Fred Fa State Secretary, Forks and Miss Emma Anderson, Field worker, Fargo, will be present and add to the interest of the day. Reverends Newcomb and Jacobson will also assist in reporting the Minneapolis conference. AT THE MOVIES | e THE ELTINGE Something different is to be seen at the Eltinge theatre Wednesday and Thursday when “Her Reputa- with May McAvoy, Lloyd Hughes and Casson Ferguson as the leading people is shown. The mag- azines of late have published :news- paper stories dealing with the ‘power of the press in connection with the lives of the public. Thomas Ince has made a picture dealing with,..this subject and it is said to’ be,a real entertainer with thrills, romance and adventure. MEDIUM. BROWN HAIR, best of all after a Goloen Shampoo. looka Glint. Even a wise man and his money are soon parted by a coal man, SINT AM lint ; Ir YOU WANT CLEAN BURNING COAL at a moderate price, order a load of . 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