The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 11, 1923, Page 5

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1928 Social and | ~ Personal Reports of Shank As Entertainer ‘ Very Complimentary Reports of the entertainment giv- | en by Charles Edwin Shank, reader of plays aid entertainer, who ap-| pears as the third number of the Ly-| ceum program to be given here Sat- urday, Dec. 15 at the Presbyterian church, are highly complimentary of his talent. A report from the Gardener Ga- zette, Gardener, Kans., says in speak- | ing of him: 5 “Gardener always likes a good read- er and such a one is Charles Edwin Shank, To begin with he is likeable, one of those sort of fellows you just naturally take to and he chooses the kind of literature folks like to hear, and if you don’t believe it just go and hear him and you will say we knew what we were talking about.|. Thursday evening, Mr. Shank read the play, “The Country Boy.” He was hero, villian, comedian, well he took all the parts, of a four act play. We belicve it was Cancho Panza who “fine words butter no par-+ ", we will, therefore, not use any fine words and will give facts to prove that Mr. Shank is an en- tertainer of the highest order. Men, women, and children gave the closest attention from the tinie the mythi- cal curtain went up on the first. act until it fell at the end of the fast, and what is more we say that Mr. Shank is an Artist, However, that sounds too much like the stereotyped words used from time to time from which the memory of man runith not to the contrary. We will simply say that Mr. Shank is an Artist and we should like to hear him again.” Mrs. Laist Heads | Catholic Daughters At a@ meeting of the Catholic Daughters of “America, last evening, the following officers were elected: Mrs. Wm, Laist, grand regent; Sal- ly Morris, vice grand regent; Mrs. | Chester Johnson, -prophetess; Mary | Sheehan, monitor; Ethel McKee, fi nancial secretary; Catherine Bleth, historian; Mrs. Al Simons, treasur- er; Mrs? Corrigan, sentinel, and Mrs. Fitzgerald, organist. Trustees: Mrs. J. D, Healow, Mrs. E, A. Brown and Mrs, Baseflug. i The retiring officers are: Mrs, E. Bannon, grand regent; Mrs. Al. Bar- rett, vice grand regent; Mrs, Dolan, prophetess; Gayle Hawk, monitor; Julia. Johnson, financial secretary; Mrs. Roy Kennelly, treasurer, Alice Kunta, sentinel; Mabel Breen, organ- ist, and trustees: | Mrs. Wm. Laist. Mrs. Reuter, Mrs, J. D. Healow being re-elected, At thevctose of the meeting a so- cial hour was. enjoyed by the mem- bers, after which a delicious lunch was served, The officers presented the retiring MARRIED THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE of Harding Week. VISITING DAUGHTER, Hendricks. | railroad commission. MONDAY CLUB MEETS. Mrs. A. | members of the Monday club y | day afternoon. !ca was continued by the club | bers, | i | i { i INAVE FOR HOLIDAYS. they will spend the holidays their parents and with friends. CITY VISITORS TODAY. | Sudge 1. C, Davies spoke On the life jof President Harding in obs¢rvance|000 Russians and 1,686,000 Germ . E. Mr. Hendricks | recently became traffic expert for the Mrs, McGarry brought the Hendricks babv, Beatrice, tothe Hendricks home at 30 Ave. C. M. Brandt entertained yest The subject of Af Mr. and Mrs, S. R. Sharts left this .| morning for Dayton, Ohio, where |Humphreys sang a duet. Jane Grey (above), actress, and Riccardo Martin, tenor with the Chi- cago Grand Opera ‘company, have been "married, it is learned. The ceremony, was held nearly a month ago, and the coupte sacceeded in keeping it a secret this long. Riceardo Martin appeared in con- | cert in Bismarck during the North | Dakota Education association. \ ee) announced that Mrs, Bauer and Mr. It was Henry Halverson who sang with Mrs. Bauer, DISCUSSES CASE. B. A: Pratt, secretary-treasurer of the Republic Coal company, sales agent for the Zap Colleries company, was in Bismarck yesterday for a con- feregce with Commissioner McDon- nell and Traffic Expert Hendricks of the railroad commission on the lig- nite coal rate case. TO GIVE PARTY. The U, C. T., it is wnnounced, will give the annual New Year's party ov the organization. Tt probably will he given a few days before New Year's Eve. pean SUNSHINE CLUB. The Sunshine club will hold its regular meeting tomorrow afternoon Grand Regent, Mrs. E. L. Bannon, with a beautifulWar pin as a token of appreciation of her untiring et- forts, for the good of the order, dur- ing her term of office, RE NT LOCAL HIGH Kenneth Preston, chairman of the Northern Tnter-scholastic Press As- sociation, nud editor of “Pep” high school newspaper, Louis Grambs, business manager of “Pep,” and Miss Gwendolyn Jones, editor of Prairie Breezes, high school annual, will leave Thursday for Grand Forks where they will represent the Bis- marck high schoo! publications at, the Northern Inter-scholastic Press Association which mects Friday and Saturday. “Pep” will be pn entrant along with other high school pa- pers and magazines while “Prairie! Breezes” will not since high school annuals are not being entered this year. Last year “Pep’ took third place while “Prairie Breezés” togk first place. BAPTIST CHURCH MEETING. . The annual’business meeting of the.Baptist church will be held to- inorrow evening at the church at 7:30 “o'clock. A$ this time annual reports will be given. , The supper which had been planned Will be ommited. Mem- hers nd friends are asked to be| present. ' . |" METHODIST LADIES AID. Division No. 2 of the McCabe Methodist Aig society, will meet with Mrs, Carl Nelson of 620 Ninth street Wednesday afternoon. Division No. 4 will meet with Mrs, R, D. Burman, 8 Rosser St., Wednesday afternoon instead of Thursday as previously announced, MR, AND MRS. BANNON LEAVING. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Bannon expect ” to.leave in the near future for an along the western coast. stop over in Portland and Seattle and then continue their trip south into California. SPEAKS AT HIGH SCHOOL Miss. Carrie Haugen, secretary of Dakota Anti-Tuberculosis poke before the high exercises today. BEG YOUR PARDON. An inadvertant érror in the pro- gram of the sacred musical concert given at the Eltinge theater-Sunday s at their convocation at the home of Mrs. Clifton Johnson, 722 Mandan avenue. VISITNG MRS, O’HEARN. Mrs. John Homan left this morning for Jamestown to visit with her sis- ter, Mrs. Arthur O’Hearn. pa SPEAKS ON HARDING. ‘At the meeting of the Lions club yesterday at the Grand Pacific hotel BISMARCK.W.DAK. ~ DIAMONDS "JEWELRY Cordova Hand Tooled Leather In Cordova leather goods you can devect that su- perlative note of distinc- tion to be found only where the master hand of the artist has touched. @: The demand for Cordova pieces this Christmas season-has made it neces- sary for us to order three extra shipments. of these beautiful goods. Yester- / day we received the third shipment and we hope the Customers who have been waiting for it to ar- rive will make their- se- lections as early as pos- sible as we. cannot pro- cure any more this year. Look for ‘the trade mark (CORDOYA) none . are genuine without it. Sold bial l Bismarck Y F. A. KNOWLES “ Mr. and Mrs, W. H. Stark of Good- j rich, were city visitors in Bismarck today. Mrs. George W. Swanson of Fal- | kirk, visited vith friends and shop- ped here today. Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Swenson of Washburn, vis'ted and shopped here today. RELIEVED BOY'S COUGH Mrs. L. Van Belle, Pendroy, Mont., writes, “I like your Cough Medicine very well. .My little hoy, 6 years cough and after EY AND TAR old, had a Pery b using FOLEY'S COMPOUND he ‘secured relief.” ! coughs, colds and ‘hoarseness there is no better remedy on the market today than FOLEY’S HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND. test of time, serving three genera- Get the genuine; refuse sub- tions. stitutes, C. G, Biggs, piano tuner, in the city on hig regular trip. Phone orders for tuning to the G. P. hotel. 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No. 1 (fixed focus); pictures 2ux 3193$15.50 No. 1 (focusing with Kodak Anastigmat lens) ; $20.00 No. 1A (fixed focus); pictures 21x 414 3 $15.00 No. 14 (focusing with Kodak Anastigmat lens)s $22.00 Kodak Film — Finishing that's right ‘ and useful. gift, not only for the occasion, but for years come, always reminding the recipient of the well wishes of the giver. ceptable indeed and the cost is not as prohibi- tive aS you might imagine. Scan over this list and it will surely“help you solve your gift problems. Odd Chair or Rocker ment representing -day poets. HOSKINS - MEYER Exclusive Eastman Dealers, Bismarck, N. D. USEFUL AND APPRECIATIVE Lamp, Floor or Table End Tables ; Telephone Stand Cedar Chest, GIFT SHOP SECTION MOTTOES WEBB They’ please, because they are decorative They are lasting, and serve as a to They are very ac Mirror . Smoker’s Cabinet : Tea Cart Sewing Cabinet Spinit Desk etc. : There are many articles in this shop that you should see before completing your list. not an easy matter to enumerate the things you can find here, and it seems that the best course would be for you to pay us a visit, if only for the purpose of getting suggestions. It is Unbreakable, framed mottoes with suitable -and timely expressions. They come in contain- ers in which they can be mailed safely. Larger mottoes in neat frames and printed on parch- some of the noted present BROTHERS PAGE FIVE BATH SETS Consisting of one large bath towel and two wash cloths to match. Pink, Blue and Gold. Complete in Christmas box, at PILLOW CASES 45 inch pillow cases. Em- broidered and seallopec in colors. Two cases in : attractive Christmas box FELT SLIPPERS A big line of Comfy house slippers and Pull- man slippers. All colors and many styles’ to choose from SPANISH COMBS Beautiful new styles in the popular large shapes. Red, Green and Black also combination colors. SWEATERS Children’s brushed wool sweaters in red, tan ans brown. A splendid if for children from 2 to INFANTS’ COATS Cute little white Chin- chilla Coats will make a fine gift for infants from 1 to 3 years. Spe- cial value 7| Shop to Advantage Now at this Busy * HOLIDAY SHOP a special gitt item. Pure NECKLACES A special assortment of head ‘chains in Coral, Blue, Jade and Jet. Many Jengths and styles. Also fancy Cordeliers SILK VESTS Women’s silk vests ‘in Peach, White, Flesh and Maize. Bodice top, Silk ribbon straps SILK HOSE Silk, full fashioned hose of good quality in black and brown ELECTRIC STOVES is an unusual value ctical gift item, Nicely finished and com- plete with cord. Very . speci: LINGERIE Dainty Hand made Phil- lipine Night Gowns and Teddi Beautiful Christmas gifts special- ly priced for this sale TABLE SETS Bleached damask table sets consisting of one 45 inch cloth and four large napkins. Would make a splendid gift é “Bismarck’s Busy Shopping Center” z