The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 29, 1923, Page 3

“ SATURDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1993 : » of Pargo, with whom they are spending the holidays. Mrs. Louis Helstein and daughter Herbetta of Hibbing, Minnesota ar- rived yesterday to visit with Mbs. Helstein's sister, Mrs. M. M. Ruder |who has been confined to the hospi- {tal for some length of time. Social and Personal OPEN HOUSE NEW YEARS DAY Mrs. J. P. Dunn of 208 Third Street announces that she will be} at home to all her friends on New} Years Day from two to four o'clock. Mrs. Oscar Ward and J. D. Wake- man-will assist throughout the after- noon. , This custom of keeping House” is a revival of the Pioneer) , Mrs pean ateal| Society days. The Pioneer Women| fom several weeks visit with her| of the city should have the support | £0" and family at Hinckley, Minn. of the local society women in mak- : ery ing this a permanent custom. Mrs. Dunn states that years ago it was not unusual for the Society Bismarck Tribune to eres a whole column of those an- ouncing themselves “At Home”. Athi ; i 's. Dunn hopes to meet all of} C: W. Marr of Linton is spending the older society women as well as|the week in the city. those who have come to Bismarck | g” er more recently. This should be sup- ‘ “ported by the ycpnger society wo-|| Ad THE MOVIES men generally. No doubt Monday's | @—— ‘THE ELTINGE. “The Half Breed,” from the Mor- osco stage play of the same name is ue will carry a list of those de- siring to help perpetuate pretty cus- | the feature at the Eltinge theater for Monday. Wheeler Oakman has tom. the title role. “The New Year's” show at the El- tinge features Richard Barthlemess as a dashing young adventurer in “The Fighting Blade.” George Hunter returned to Porv land, Oregon, last evening, after iting with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Hunter. “Open | VISITING HERE Mr. and Mrs. G, D. Shaft of Minot are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Har- old Shaft. IN CITY @ | ° CITY FEDERATION MEETING. The regular meeting of the Feder- ated clubs of the city was held at the Business and Professional Wo- men’s club rooms yesterday after- noon at.3 o'clock. Delegates from five of the eight clubs being present. Mrs. M. M. Moyer, presiding. A report of the fast meeting was read by Mrs. Dr. Brandt acting as secre- tary pro tem. There being no new business, the unfinished business oc- CAPITOL... Billie Dove was @ Ziegfeld Follies beauty before divorcing the stage for the screen. For the first time in her RETURNS TO HOME. | | those who by their gifts and ‘help | ®vening. The choir will repeat the christ-| Solo by Mr. Humphreys, mas music. Birthday of A King.” Tae committee on the dudget| Bible Study and P: canvass will send out to all sub- | Wedne 7 seribers to the budget, a carton of| 7 {Duplex Envelopes” to be used | throughout the year. The subject of the morning ser- mon will ibe ‘Progressive Theol- | | ogy.” The Rector desires The | | ou a Happy EVANGELICAL CHURCH. Corner Seventh and Rosser Sts, C. F. Strutz, pastor German preach- ing service from3:45 to 10:45 a. m. | All other services are conducted in ! English. Sunday school from 10:45 to 11:45 a m., followed by a bricf | Missionary Address by the pastor Evangelical League of Christian En- deavor, Miss Alicé Bremer, leader, | 7:16 p.m. The Intermediate League meets simultaneously with the Senior Lea- gue in the basement, Mrs. J. H, Grant McDonald in charge. Even- ing sermon at 8 o'clock. Special mu- | sic. A cordial invitation to all. to thank made it possible for the litte folks to have such a happy time Christ- jmas eve. | | Trinity | Corner Ave. C. and 7th St. Services Sunday, morning and New Year's evening a vigil will be held in the church basement, during which time a welcome will ‘be tendered new members. Re- freshments will ibe served by the ‘Ladies Aid. “At 8 o'clock the same evening the regular annual busi-| ness mecting will ‘be held. All voting and iprospective members please be present. I. G. Monson, Pastor. | i GERMAN BAPTIST CHURCH. | Corner 8th and Rosser Sts. Sunday morning: Sunday school at 10. Service a Subject: “Was God My Comfort.” Sunday evening: Young Peope’s Bible Study“at 7:15. Evening service at 8. Subject: The Sealed Book. Monday evenig at 9: service. Wednesday evening: prayer meeting at 8. 7 G. SPROCK, Pastor. First Baptist Church Wourth street end Ave. B. L. I. Johnson, Pastor. 10:30, morning worship. The pastor will spesk on the subject. “Reviewing and Renewing. people have a s them. How can this fact pe turned to advantag 12:00, Sunda Watch night Midweek FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH. Seventh Street and Avenue D Morning services, 10:30. Sunday school, 12 noon. Evening services, 8 o'clock. Music by the choir at the evening services. All are Godially in- evening services. All are cordi: E. F. ALFSON, Pastor. School, . evening wes mon by the pastor, To evening services will be ev ngelis'ic dur- ing the winter. Mrs. Hughes will lead the musi. 8.00, Mid-week ‘prayer. 7:30, Monday, Sunday meeting for School cupied attention of the club. A mo- tion had been nfade at the previous mecting to discontinue the ~ City Federation as the Woman's Commun- ity Council had taken over so many of the local act¥ities. A motion was made an¥ seconded to have each club send an instructed delegate to vote ut the next mecting. Club ex- tension by the City Federation was discussed. picture work her terpsichorean graces are seen as she appears in her mystifying role of “The Masked Dancer” opposite Tom Mix in his new William Fox production, “Soft Boiled,” which comes to the Cay ' theater on Monday for a three day run. The scene of her solo dances takes place in a roadhouse, which is run by Tom Mix, in his role of Tom Steele. Tom has to run this place for six months without losing his temper or | fighting in order to win the fortune i willed him by his uncle. DANCING PARTY FOR HOUSE GUEST. Miss Marcelle LaRose entertainea at one of the most beautiful holiday \parties for the younger set, in honor | ,of her house guest, Miss Elizabeth | Ball, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Ball of Fargo. 4 Sixteen couple were present, in- | gluding a number of the younger set om Mandan. The home of Dr. and Mrs. LaRose on Sixth street was beautifully decorated in keeping with the holiday season for the party. Informal dancing was enjoyed by the guests until a late hour, when de- lightful refreshments were served. { A number of holiday parties are be- ing given in honor of Miss Ball dur- ing her visit here. U. C. T. DANCE. The entertainment committee of the U. T. C. have completed ar- rangements for their New Year's eve dance at the Grand Pacifie hotel. Scerecy as to the novel features is being maintained to give guests a series of real thrills. The commit-| potizen, Hazelton; Miss Alice Bran. tee on entertainment is going aroung en, Kintyre; Mrs. P. P. Jones, in a Sherlock Holmes attitude mere-| Menoken; Miss Katie Wobhie, city, ly looking wise and saying “wait for! Miss 1. Davis, McKenzie: Mr’ John the big show.” Reservations are! Schindier, Tappen; Mrs. D. W. coming in ray many out of town! Smith, city; Mr. Edw. Godfrey, Lis. Py rf Vs . guests will be re, and the jolliest *y iss Ol}; Alt crowd in the histozy of the Bismarck | P27 4nd Miss Olga Nelson, city, | Uy (Og lk CITY NEWS Bismarck Hospital The following are entrants to the ‘hospital: Mrs. Eric Tangedal, Van Mrs. A. J. Frietag, Max; Lil- hter, Krem; Mrs. Jens Vet- | terson, Werner; C. Whitmer, Yucca. ° | e t Carson; Thomas ; Amelia Maier, City; chott. | St Alexius Hospital. i The following havé entered the hospital: Otto E. Schweiger, Wash- burn; Master Otto Fischer, Stras. burg; Miss Helen Fischel, Strasburg; Mrs. Nick Billman, Richardtor®,; Mas- | ter C. Beylund, c:ty, and Miss Jean Bankston, city. Those discharged: Miss Eunice Mrs. John ENGINEERS DANCE, Aboyt: forty couples were present ft the dance given by the Engineer's jast evening at the K. P. hall. The arty was in the nature of a “get to- ether” affair and the holiday season alded greatly in making this feature w success. Friendberg’s orchestra turnished the music and dancing was tnjoyed until two o'clock. A lunch- ton was served at midnight. The Engineer's have always entertained their friends most delightfully in the past with their dancing parties. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY Sunday service at 11.00 A. M. Subject “Christian Science.” Sunday School at 5 A. M. Wednesday cvening “testimonial meeting at 8 o'clock. A reading room is open in the church building every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, except legal holidays, from 2 to 4 P. M. i a Alle are. welcome to attend these ELKS PARTY A SUCCESS. services and to visit the reading A large’ crowd was present last | tom vening at the Elk’s hall to enjoy ine of the most delightful parties of e season. Wagner's orchestra fur- ished the music which lent much the occasion. Lunch was serveu midnight and dancing enjoyed un-| Morning service aud sermon at 1 two o'clock. This is the first par-|11 a. m, : that the organization has put on! Service of Baptism at 3p. m. is season and the members are loping that several more ‘may be iven. St. Georges Church Dr. Ryerson, Rector. (The first Sunday after Christmas) Sunday School at 10 a. m. | ENTERTAINS FOR DAUGHTER. |] Mrs. E. Whitaeker entertained in- ormally for her daughter, Miss Nora Suckley, Friday aftérnoon. Miss fuckley is teaching in tRe consoli- fated school of Canfield near Regan. Pe will return to her school on Mon- y at the close of her vacation. | SOCIAL | Miss Mathilde Hess of Mandan is > tertaining at a dancing party, this ening, in honor of her house guest iss Salley Roberts of Fargo, , and iss Elizebeth Ball of the same city hg is a house guest of Dr. and Mrs. ‘ f this city. * eo peta Do your children look | DANCE JSONIGHT. Bismarck Canton No. 5, I. : . will give the seventh of a ies of dances at Odd Fellows ana \ebekahs weltome. Luncheon will @ served. These dances have proved fry popular in the past and it is peat there may be a splendid at- i FOR oO. tell you whether or not impaired vision. ndance. If the vision is defective the child becomes home. strain. (aes SSS dull—both in school and at W. J. Corrigan Bismarck pending the holidays with his fam- on upper Sixth street. Mr. Cor- gan is with the International Har- pster company of St. Cloud. GIVE PARTY A bridge party was given cbmpli- entary to Mr. and Mrs. Harold right of Valley City by Mr, and |§ Examination. b; GET “LACED UP” 9 an excluvive model of a “KLEIN” overcoat TODAY— FOR THIS WINTER — AND NEXT. KLEIN'S TOGGERY Important Lesson Children faulty eyes? . It is.of utmost importance that this be promptly ‘determined. Let our graduate optometrist your child is handicapped by Parents must realize that the whole future of 4 . child’s life may. hinge on ‘the proper handling of eye The North Dakota Association of Optometrists of which we are a member is now conducting a 10-day \ Free Examination Of Schdol Children’s Byes, Ending Jan. 6th: BONHAM BROTHERS OPTOMETRISTS. Workers’ Conference. Mrs. G. E. Wingree will sing at the merning services. Units South Side Mission & Charity Society Regular services every suey a ed ee Ha Ets | ARUCRLN GU TOEs SPAN Ta nEENTON URGE ing Wednesday evening Science today. He succeeds Pro- | Please send your wo {fessor C. D. Walcott, secretary o. and shoes.-etc., 10 the Mission 305|the Smithsonian Institution at Wash- | 16th St. So., or call phone 5573. ington. J. B. Happel. Pos'c-. | pee asece J.B. Alsbure, A WALTON FACES A NEW CHARGE Oklahoma SCIENCE BODY | ELECTS HEAD; Cincinnati, Dec. 29.—-Dr. J. Me- Keen Cappell of New York City was elected president ofethe American Pastor. McCABE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH Dr, F. S. Halfyard, Pastor. Prof. Harry L, Wagner, Orginist. | 10:30 A. M. Public Worship. Organ Prelude j Anthem: “God is our Refuge and | Strength” By Drew, 1 Organ Offerto 9.—Former Governor J. will face the cighth criminal brought, against him in connection with his administration when he is brought jin district court here on an_ indict- Solo Selected, By Miss Louise Hu-/ mont alleging grand larceny. The ber. deposed ex who is charged Sermon theme: “The Life Indeed.” | with taking money contributed for} Organ Postlude. | campaign expenses and converting it 12:00 Sunday School. ito his own use, is expected to file a A full attendance is requested. | motion to quash. 6:30 P.M. Junior League. 6:30 P. M. Epworth League. Topic “What time is it?” 73:30. P, M, Public Worship. Organ Prelude. Anthem: “I Will Extol Thee,” By McPhail. Sung. by double mixed quartette, Organ Offertory. ‘Solo “O Savior Hear Me Dudley Buck, sung by Wm. J. gle. Sermon “God World.” Organ Postlude. Come and: bring a friend. For Sale— Choice Canarie ingers. Imported German Rollers. Jacob Bull, Dickin- By theme: In FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. Harry C. Postlethwaite, D. D. inister, The pulpit is being supplied by the Rev. Harper R. Burns» whose resi- dence is 111 Thayer Street. Phone 929R, Morning worship at 10:30 A M. Sermon theme: “How to Win the Christian’s prize for 1924”. Special music by quurtette. Antheme: “The King of Lone, my Sheperd Do” by Shelby. i ubilete Deo” by Nevin. ble School at 9:30 A. M.|! Other Departments at 12 o'clock. Junior Christian Endeavor at 3 P. M ALWAYS READY) OR Baker's Breakfast Cocoa Growing children want and fre- quently need more nourishment than adults, owing to the activity of their restless little bodies. Baker's Cocoa fills all the require- ments al the dicti- tian and physician as a delicious, pure and healthful erage. “More Christlikeness.” Leader: Rhode Clausen. Senior Christian Endeavor at 6 Subject: “Wishes for the Year.” Evening worship at 7:30 P. M. Sermon theme: “Christ In Pro- phecy.” Special music. Agthem by choir Leone Thy Throne.” “Thou Didst Just 03 good for older people. Mis the cocou cf hih quality Made ony by WalterBaker & Co. Lia, Tstablished 1730 Mills at Dorchester, Mass. and Montreal, Canada BOOKLET OF CHOICE RICIPES S=NT FR™~ ee THE out at the world through. HT LENORE ULRIC —in— “TIGER ROSE” A Story of the Cana- dian North Woods—An Out of Doors Picture with Thrills and Exeite- ment, ATURDAY y appointment. —— PATHE NEWS FIGHTING BLOOD j the advent of the New | west Monday night is the night; the last of the old year Wiat? Why the night of the Kenzie New Ye: ball the bunch is going to all there And the Eats and Noise It is going to be a corker With a program rich and! rare; And if you miss this function You'll hate yourself for fair So hurry and buy your tickets And plan to have a seat; Vor there's going to be noise And plenty of things to e: And there is going to be ) dateing Me- And O'Gee plenty plenty a” | And plenty of fun en galore So be suzy and make a reservation At two and a-half a person, features planned for Year, at the 1 New Year's ball of the Me zie hotel Monday nizht. On the streke of 12 midnight, several sur- Special re oe ‘PAGE THREE MANY SURPRISES ARE BEING pee | PLANNED FOR NEW YEAR'S BALL \ w] » will be the present ing this there erved in dining ie, neise and fur ll kind: to help the diners th The dancing will in in the evenin and if Unue as long as the danc An extra fine mena i the occasion prise under sprunmr on t hour tic room, with mu ers of about planned — EEE ESSE $16,000,000 BEING SPENT ON EQUIPMENT ght cars and locomotives by the road to provide hetter transportation for the North- ave cost the company nearly sixteen million doll: necording: to y company of All this new equipment is now in service or will be before the year The bulk of it con freight and refrigerator — which twelve and a half dollars was expended. The other three and a ns were spent for s, 4,000 box curs, 600 gondola and convertibl 70, passenger — refrigerator and 1,000 freight refrigerator ears, 1 The new locomotives include 20 of closes. ars for million half new locomo stock cars, mil- Ys Physico-Clinical Laboratory 119% 4th St Bismarck, N. D. ELECTRONIC DIAGNOSIS and TREATMENT as authorized by Dr. Albert Abrams| M. E. BOLTON D. O. Consultant Address all communications to M. E. Bolton, D. 0. 119% 4th St. Bismarck, N. D. Tel. 240 — Capitol Tonight Only (Saturday ) Wm. Russell “Alias The _ Night Wind” and comedy Sky Larking days commencing 3 MONDAY TOM MIX in his first big superspecial “Soft | Boiled” A Riot of Laughter! . Replete with Thrills! Pretty Girls Galore! Dare Devil Aetion! —Don’t ‘Miss It— Coming Soon “Thundering ~~ Dawn” famous orthern Pacifie fie for passenger service Mikado and 4° Mallet: en freight service, the and Pre-Inventory Sale Closing Out All Winter _ Hats 20% DISCOUNT ON Hand Bags Handkerchiefs Silk Underwear Bloomers Ribbons Veils Big Special on Blouses and Sweaters Early Spring Hats At Popular Prices Nielsen’s Millinery and Wii t Shop at L. with three producing compani work, it was announced by Jesse Lasky, first vice president’ of the Motion Picture corporation, on his return from New York. By April 15, elve producing units will be busy at the studio, he said. LASKY STUDIO WILL REOPEN The Fa here Angel Dee Players-Lasky Los 29 mous studio which recently produc spegded tion, will be reopened January 7, Tribune Want Ads Bring Results, WHY NOT Happy New Year! . —WITH FLOWERS For a New Year’s greeting to friends, what could be finer than flowers? The beauty and fragrance of flowers are very much like the beauty and thought expressed in your message. Baskets and boxes for A fine plant Mother. A corsage for her. food friends. for Your card attached to any of these will be more than weleome on New Year's morn- ing. For good services just phone Main 622 HOSKINS- MEYER OUR if —OPENS— nesday Morning AT 10 A.M. LOOK AT THE BARGAINS Offered in The Tribune Monday Evening. Such values were never offered anywhere before. We must clean out our entire stock at once. THAT IS WHY We are making such tremendous reductions on eyerything. Wellworth Department Store Haintrntint