The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 16, 1923, Page 5

—~-= - 1 ooo. Plan’ Meetings Social and Personal | Give Farewell Party . For Mrs. V. E. Smart Mrs. V. E. Smart was the honor guest at a bridge party given by the Episcopal Ladies Guild at the home of Mrs. J. B, Hollenbeck yesterday afternoon. This was in the nature of a farewell party since Mrs. Smart expects to leave next week for Jeffer- where she will join their new home. Five tables of bridge were in play- ing during the afternoon,(the honors being won by Mrs, W. F. Crewe. The’ honor guest was presented with a token of friendship by her friends during the bfternoon. Vases of chrysanthemumg were used to efféct pretty decoratiéns about the Hollen- beck home. Wilham-Carufel Take Nuptial Vows Miss Mathea Carufel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Carufel of Rob- binsdale, Minn,, formerly _ residents} of Bismarck, and) Howard Wilham,| son of Mr. and Mrs, A. C. Wilham; of Bismarck, were married at the rectory of the Catholic church by, the priest Saturday at Robbinsdale. After the marriage ceremony an elaborate. wedding breakfast was served at the,,home of the bride's parents. The ‘bride will pe remembered as a student in the local high school, | and Mr. Wilham, the son of a pioneer family, was connected. with his fath- | cr in the livestock business for a number of years, At pyesent "he is inspector with the Hubbard Oil Burner company of Minneapolis, Minn, Mr. and Mrs. Wilham are making their home in the Arcolla Apts., 126 South 12th street, Minneapolis. Nurses | Registration Bureau Is Opened A Central Nurses Registration Bureau for the nurses of the city and surrounding vicinity has been organized and will be opened the first of next week at the home of Mrs, Ferris Cordner who will act as registrar. The bureau is primar- ily for priyate duty nurses and to assist physicians in locating a nurse upon short notice. Formerly there have been several places at which the nurses registered, the main cen-| ters -being the two hospitals. It is expected that by this method people who wish to obtain a nurse can do so gf any at all are available. Engineers The North Dakota chapter of the American Association of Engineers, meeting last night in room 705, the McKenzie hotel, cussed - business affairs of the organization: A“ n tional mémbersnip drive is now be- ing madeiby the organization. The meeting was for eng’neers only. It was ann®onced, however, that this will be the Tast mecting for engi- neers only. In the future meciiggs - Use Swift’s Premium Oleomargarine * FRIDAY, NOVEMBER - 16, 1923 _ will be hcld twice a month in the| made. They Were: Margaret Reyn- same ‘room, at Which dinner will be | olds, president; Maric Tollefson, vice served, ahd speaters will discuss ' president; Dorothy Huber, secretary, non-technical topics. Non-members | and Helene Gunderson, treksurer. will be invited to these meetings, | Refreshments were server at the, Jclose of the meeting. B.&P. W. to. to Ask Foley, UNITED IN MARRIAGE. To Write Club Song) iss ruth Cecilia Nelson of Wil- ton and John Otto Bergquist, of A song writing cor contest is u:Qter! Washburn were united in marriage way,in the Business and Professional *t the First Lutheran. parsonage, Women’s clubs of the state to se-! aes ene maa ae eas ear. cure a number of booster songs to, 4; ite oe Baar is be sung’at the sixth annual conven-/ graddock were the attendants next summer. | Tn conection with this contest, LEAVE FOR Y. M. CONFERENCE and the proposed “Foley Day” ob-' | Walter LeRoy, Elbert Watkins, servance in public schools in the, Ray McGettigan, Robert Nuessle, | state a special request will be sent 2d J. J. MacLeod, director of boys; by the B. & P. W. Forks to Mr. Foley asking him to| for Grand Forks to attend an older club of Grand, Work left last evening by automobile | THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE ‘ served. INFANT’S SHOWER ; The W. C. T. U2 will give an in- fant’s shower at their next. ‘meet. ing, Dec, 4. The articles obtained at this time will be; given to the. mane society for distribution,’ ‘mc- cording to Mrs, Sara West Anken-} mann, president of the W, C. Uy UNITED GOBLERS DANCE. | The United Goblers will give a formal dance, the first of the season, {Friday night, at Goblers hall. All | Goblers and their friends are invited. iThe Goblers’ four-piece orchestra will furnish music for the occasion. {| JOHN CHRISTIANSON CALLS. | John Christianson, one of the or- |ganizers of the New Salem Dairy MISS HALL LEAVES Miss Vannie Hall of Valley City | was the guest of Miss Aldyth Ward while attending’ the meeting of the stockhaldérs of the Nonpartisan Leaguc paper. She returned to her home this.morning. Mrs. Minnie D. Craig, ‘member of the state legisla- ture, who was also here atopped at the McKenzie: FROM BRADDOCK Mr. and Mrs. J. D. McCusker of addock are spending a few days the city. While here they are vis- ng with Mrs. McCusker’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Patrick McHugh, and {other relatives. LEAVES ON VISIT. | served: | elect’on of officers for the year were much to successful. results in cooling arid write a song which may be sung at|Loys conference at the Y. M. C. A.! the convention. + The B. & P. W. club of Grand Forks was th originator of the movement for “Foley Day” and sis- | are ter clubs throughout the state cooperating in the’ movement. A federation pin will be awarded in each club to the composer of a; prize for the convention. Miss’ Medora Knox of Grand Forks will! make a cash award to the winner of \the state prize. BIRTHDAY PARTY. Mrs, F. A. Knowfes gave a birth- party for Her little daughter, birthday anniversary yesterday after- neon, A number of liftle folks at- tended the party and joined in play- ing ‘games. ly appointed birthday luncheon was A vase of yellow chrysan- themums formed ‘a centerpiece on the table and ornameftal yellow cats as favors aid place eards completed the table decorations. Little Miss Krewles was presented with a num- ber of remembrances by her friends. SURPRISE FOR MRS. CONNER Mrs. Marshall Conner was given a birthday surprise by a group of her; friends’ at the home 6f Mrs. R. E. Carlander, ,931 .Sixth street Wednes- day afternoon. About -15 of her friends were assembled at the Car- lander home-when Mrs. Conner, on a pretext, was invited over. An in- formal afternoon was spent in sew- ing and chatting. The honor guest was presented with a beautiful work- basket by her friends and at the close of the afternoon a luncheon: brought by the visiting ladies was served. ODD FELLOWS DANCE. The Bismarck Canton No. 5 P. M. I. 0. O. F, will give.a dance Satur- day night at Odd Follews hall, cor- ner Majin and 3rd street, in honor of the ladies of the Bismarck Fort- ress No. § I. 0,0. F, Odd Fellows and Rebekahs and those holding in- vita' is for the Bismarck Canton No. 5; and visiting Odd Fellows wel- come. Luncheon will be served by the ladies, ON. INSTITUT! WORK, Reynolds a assistant, will assist, the Agricultural college institute corps in the next few weeks, in meetings in the northern part ot the state, Cc. 0. M, CLASS ELECTS OFFICERS. The C,.0,.M. class of the Metho- dist. church met with Miss Grace Cook of Fifth street last night when Alice} who celebrated her sixth | At 5 o'clock a charming- | Circuit, was a city visitor yesterday. |, Neil Campbell of 821 Fourth St. Mr. Christianson has always been a ‘Th t to ret th Hi Ieetagticey ca eeecue ne: ree ot left Thursday for a visit with rela- the week. MRS, OLSON RETURNS. Mrs. Melin Olson returned yes- | terday from Is Lake, where she. |has been visiting with her parents, | Mr. and Mrs.‘John Marshall who ! were injured in an automobile. acci- dent several weeks ago while in Bis- marek. H MRS. RAWLINGS RETURNS Mrs. terday {been She fir \ s | Ag rwlinga returned yes- | ‘om the coast where she has { | | | | iting for the past month. |! t stopped in. Portland, Ore., | with her sister, Mrs. I. W. Coe who joined her on a motor trip to Los ! Angeles, Calif. ' acre | i LICENSE ISSUED, A marriage license has been issued | Minneapolis” 3:15 p.m. to Peter O. Anderson, farmer in the Through dard » Paul 355 p.m. Baldwin neighborhood, and Miss Ellen | in the see Mii zapoli yey Arrive— Marie Rosenbeck, also of Baldwin. Paul. ‘Chew yi su Poariee’d sani Los Angeles 1:10 p.m. Through sleeper every (Third day) | MISS LOBACH ENTERTAINS ‘Tuesday and Thursday, Miss Pauline Lobach entertained rah 1a group of friends Inst evening com- For ion and reservations, ack Plimentary to Mrs. A. M. Brazerol. A. E, Dove, General Agent Pass, Dork. | Decorations about the Rock Ieland Lines pleasingly carried out in yel 200-08 Metropolitan Life Bldg. ehrysanthemums. At the close of | ‘Misneapolis, Mian, ‘| = World’s Greatest Tenor Riccardo Martin In Concert at AUDITORIUM Bismarck, N.D, Saturday, November 24 2 “830 P.M, eT Ln mn nn cnc mm RICCARDO MARTIN Rare. treat for ie M a Lovers Fergus Falls, Minn, social evening refreshments | were! booster of dutrytrig industry and is! tives in Wyndmere, Wahpeton and | a progressive diversified: farmer. STANDARD BEARERS. The Siandard Bearers will have a| Queen” pot luck supper for Miss Clara | ene box. Bloomer at the Methodist church this | evening at 6:30 o'clock, ee o- yexanreevr rerio sneered 784-W. ¢ A fine variety of blooms in| our “Dollar Flower Box” this! Saturday and 319—3rd Street. THE Walk-Over Dominois patterned to please the woman who seeks smartness with authentic style. fed two “Table squashes free with | Oscar H. Will & Phoné| model is develo, contrasting shades be brown calfskin and soft suede. LLL Have Sunday Dinner . _ —at the— Frederick Cafe The cleanest, prettiest dining room in the west. The Best Food \served at ary Cafe in America. Every patron who has dined in our new cafe says so. We serve four times as many patrons each day as formerly — added evidence of our popular Food and Service. Sunday Dinner Specials 11 a. m. to 9 p. m. Special Chicken Dinner. FREDERICK’S CAFE and BROADWAY | COFFEE SHOP. 412-414 Broadway. ‘Our Waffles and Maple Syrup business is growing fast. 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Daily ibaking tests‘are imade by women ' who have devoted. ‘their lives to prob- lems of the kitch- jen, There is not one | condition under which \a leavener could. be used, that has not been tried repeatedly here. When you use 7 in your kitchen you never experiment |—you never guess— | you use it with confi- dence—you know when you take your | baking from the oven | that it will be perfect- ly raised, appetizing jand nutritious. “Try Calumet once—you will never fail to use |it always. EVERY INGREDIENT USED OFFICIALLY APPROVED: BY as 1D “AUTHORITIES Gales 2'/, times as muchas that of any other brand