The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 26, 1924, Page 5

SATURDAY, APRIL: 26, 1924 ‘ Country Club’ Opens Monday A latge ‘attendance’ at the annual opening meeting of the Country Club, which will be held at the Club house on Monday evening has Leen arranged for by the committees in charge of the invitations and enter- tainment, The business meeting will! be held at 8 o'clock followed by a supper and dancing party immedi- ately after, The officers are anxious to have all * members present as teports will be given and other important business is to be brought before the club membership, The various committees have com- bined to start the season out with a most successful, party and with the‘ following chairman appointed by Geo. Russ the success seems assur- ed. Worth Lumry is chairman of the program committee, H, A. Dobler, of the invitation and publicity com- mittee and G. V. Cox of the enter- tainment and arrangement commit: } tee. Splendid Masical Program Rendered at Reception The tea given yesterday afternoon in the dining room of the McKenzie hotel, in honor of the visiting ladies who accompinied ‘the Rotarians to the city. was a most successful social event of the Ninth district confer- ence. A splendid attendance was Present for the musical program which had been arranged, Each number on the program was most splendidly rendered and each soloist tesponded with an cncore The Dickinson and Bismarck high school ofchestras furnished splendid selections during the tea. The name of Mrs. S. E. Bergeson was inad- vertently omitted from the list of names in the receiving line, on the reception committee. Elks Hosts At ; House Warming Party Because of the size of the crowd, the Elks found it necessary to hold their heuse watming party which was given Mst evening, at Patterson's Hall. Music was-furnished by the newly organized Elks’. eight _ piece orchestra, free of charge which was greatly. appreciated and did much to make the party so. successful. At 1 o'clock the drawing for the piano, which was to I given awa took place, Miss Mary Lou Thomp- son drew 11 numbers, the eleventh ‘heing the lucky one and was held by John L, Larson, Jr. who was present during the drawing. A number of :the Rotarians who were leaving on the Just special trn were present during the early part ‘af the evening: -Dancing-was enjoy- ed until a late hour. ENTERTAIN FOR MR. BERNGES Members of the Webb Bros. cler- ical force were entertained at a par-|- ty at the home of Mr. and Mts. E. J. Gobel on Fourth street last evening in honor of George W. Bernges who “ow leave ip the near future for the “edast+to make his honté, Mrs. Bern- ges and her mother have been in the West for some time pest and her health is so greatly improved they have decided to make their home there. A pleasant social evening was spent at. games and social conversa- tion after which lunch was served and the honor guest presented with a parting gift from the organization. ENTERTAINED AT MANDAN Members of the Bismarck P. E. O. were entertained by the Mandan Chapter at the home of Mrs. Marie Spink this afternoon, This is an annual frolic of ‘the Sisterhood and the afternoon was spent’at a most pleasané social program which was arranged by the Mandan ladies. Each year the Bismarck and Man- dan Chapters entertain each other and unusually pleasant afterno:ns are spent at these joint meetings, . RETURNS FROM VISIT Mrs. Benton Baker and children returned last evening from Oak Park, Il, where she had been ng for the past month at the home of relatives. Mrs. Baker reports most delightful weather there when she left, shrubbery, green, lilacs and byacinths were budded for bloom very soon, The contrast when rid- ing into the storm was most mark- ed. HOLD SOCIAL MEETING The. Missionary Society of the Evangelical church held a most cn- joyable social meeting and pie sale at the home of H, J. Neubauer last evening. A nice sum was netted for the treasury of the society. ODD FELLOWS DANCE. Bismarck ‘Canton No: 6 L. M, I. 0. O. F. will give the 11th in the series of dances at Odd Felfows hall this evening. Visiting Odd Fellows and Rebekahs are welcome. Luncheon will be peed QT ENTERTAIN ALUMNI Mrs, Hy Arnold and Mrs. Al Pfef- fer will entertain the St. Alexius @pospital alumni association Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Pfeffer, 605 Avenue C. All. members are urged to be present. “DR. ROAN, Gitnns Dr. .M. W..Rogn returned yester- day from »Baltimore where he at- tended a meeting of the American Surgical, Associatfon. .While in the east he Vipsigs: at Washington, D. C, XROMEN, LODGE 503 Don’t forget the Card Party te be given by: Yeomen Lodge ‘on Mantes eveaing, al p. m. will be given and re- ents, served.” amie cents each person. Ni: meeting will be held. |Rev. Halfyard Will Attend Cor Conference Rev. S.F. Haityara, pastor of the! McCabe Methodist ehurch will leave Monday for Springfield, Mass. as aj delegate to the general conference’ of the Methodist Episcopa] church, which convenes there,. May"1 Rev. ‘Halfyard will be out “of the jeity for at least five weeks return-! ing the first week of June. 1! cpnference is an internatione) con-| ference at which 800 delegates will he present from all parts of the world. This is the third time Rev, -Halfyard has been‘a delegate to the national conference. Rev. John Morange, District Su- perintendent of the Methodist church | the Revs, Cawthorne, McGuire and Phéllips will fill Rev. Halfyard’s pul- pit while he is out of the city. Mandan Methodist Choir Will Present > Cantata, Sunday Night 4 . On Sunday evening, April 27, in place of the usual preaching service at 7:30 p. m., the choir of the Man- dan Methodist church, consisting of 26 voices, assisted by Mrs. Hear, Mrs. Lutz, and Mr. Gale, will sing a cantata, “The Resurrection Story” by Carrie B, Adams, with piano and organ accompaniment. Accompanists, Mrs, W. R. Thatcher and Miss Hutcheson. Director, Mr. J. C. Brins- made, Jr. Voluntary, Gounod, piano and organ, Mrs. That- cher and Miss Hugcheson, Hymn No. 179, “Crown Him With Many Crowns,” congregation. THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE Former Bismarck Girl Engaged To Read For Radio Miss Glenn Bruce, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Bruce, a former chief justice of the Supreme Court of this state ,and resident of the city has been ‘engaged to read reg: ularly, each Tuesday evening™by the Oak Park Arms hotel from station WTAY from 6:15 to 8 Several having radios report having heard splendid entertainments from this station. Miss Bruce took expression while a student at the University of Grand Forks. Prayer, Rev. S. F. Halfyard, Scripture reading. Introduction “Rejoice the Lord Is Risen,” us. chor- The Tragedy “There is a Green Hill, solo, Mrs. Hearl. “Oh, Come and Mow chorus and solos, Miss Knief, Miss Hovick, Mr. Gale. Year the Cross Was Mary Weep- |‘ ing,” solo, Mrs. Lutz and chorus, “Late on the Sabbath Day,” chorus aid solos, Miss Tipper, Mr. Gale, Mr. Roy Young, Mr. Conrad Elnes. “Thou Sore Oppressed,” chorus and solos, Miss Van Horne, Mr, Gale. Offertory, “Largo,” from Xerxes, Handel, violin, organ and piano, Mi Hutcheson, Mrs. Thatcher, Mr. Brin made, Hymn No. 169, ponerpat tet: The Victory awake Glad Soul,” trio for so- prano, alto and bass, Miss Ruth Tip- per, Miss Grace Allen, Mr. Rickert. Christ the Lord Is Risen Again,” solo, Miss Bakke. Morn’s Roseate Hues,” women’s voices. “Whosocver Believeth Shall Live,” chords and solos, Miss Motsiff, Mr. Gale. “All Hail,” chorus of men’s voices and solo, Mr. Nagel. “Come: Ye Faithful,’ chorus and solos, Miss Ruth Tipper, Miss Nan Herrington, Mr. Lutz. Benediction, Rev, S. F. Halfyard. Response, choir. “Look Ye Saints,” chorus, of VISIT IN WASHINGTON, D. C. John Burke and Charles Moses, midshipmen of the Annapolis Naval Academy at Annapolis Md., are spending their vacation at the na- tional capitol the boys have visited with Congressman Young and family and they met several other members including the Speaker of the house and Gen. Isaac Sherwood. John Burke is a son of E. T. Burke and Charles Moses is a son of C. W. Moses of this ci DELPHIAN MEETING Members of the Delphfan Society met at nine o'clock in Mrs, E. L. Whitson’s music studio yesterday morning for their regular mecting. The study of the Reloponnesian War was taken up under the leadership of Mrs. W. S. Stratton. 4 The Chapter voted to discontinue the years study at the May 23 meet- ing at which time election of officers for the next club year will be held. LEAVES TOMORROW James W. Foley, who has been a hous® guest at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Quain will leave tomorrow morning on No, 2 for Grand Forks where he is to he a guest of the Business and Professional Women's club at a banquet on Monday evening in that city, P. £, 0, MEETING The regular meeting of the P. f, O. will be held Monday afternoon at jthe home of Mrs. M. C. Schoelkopf, 617 Highth Street. Response to. Kull Call- will’ be made with the names of Educational Institutions. LEAVES FOR GRAND FORKS Miss Marian Staley left this morn- ang for Grand ‘Forks to resume her studies at the University after spend- ing her vacation at the, home of her parents. Mr. and’ Mrs.*Chas, Staley. ROYAL NEIGHBOR DANCE Members of ‘the Royal Neighbors will ,enjoy a dancing party at the I. 0. O. F, hall, Monday evening. All members and their husbands and es- corts are invited to attend. , RETURN HOME Dr. and Mrs. Pray of Valley City, who have been house guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon’V. Cox during the Rotary Conference, have. Aeturned home. ( VISITS MOTHER Mrs. A. M. Appert of » Hazelton spent the week as the guest at the | home of her Gargke, mother, Mrs. J. L. SPENDS WEEK IN MERCER COUN- “ MBYS pci Miss Shirley Fox spent the week inspecting schools in: Mercer County. / HERE ON BUSINESS O\0 Dr A. W. Guest of Jamestown is | in the city today on business, .| gation, that gift: DELIGHTFULLY SURPRISED Officers and members of the Mac- cabees delightfully surprised Mrs. J, 0. Lyngstad at her home on Sev- enth street-on Thursday evening, to help her fittingly celebrate her birth- da: Four tables at progressive whist were played and honors were pn by Mrs. Thomas McGowan and Mrs. William Falconer. A luncheon and z a ed as provided by the party beautiful birthday cake decor: with the lighted birthday carid was u most effective centerpiece. The honor guest was presented with a pretty gift remembrance of the happy event and their appree tion of her as an officer of lodge. as a the ST AT DINNER PARTY da Iverson, who w ks during the Rota ference Was. guest at 4 dinne given in her honor at the Elks’ last evening following which she was presented with a beautiful three- piece silyer toilet set. A number who were acting as hostesses were as- sured upon the leaving of their dele- ‘s would be forthcom- ing from their clubs upon their re- turn home. TO GO SOUTH Mr. and: Mrs. Jefferson Steiner will leave tomorrow for a six weeks trip through the southern states, Mr. and Mrs. Steiner will go direct to Birmingham, Alabama, and there along the coast to New York y. On the return trip they will t with relatives and friends in Ohio arid the Twin [ary News| from ! , Praise City J. A. Vandenberg, Fred C. Johnson and 0, C. Zieger of Owatonna, Minn., called at The Tribune office yester- day afternoon to say that the pres- ent Rotary conference is the best held yet, and to highly praise the local committe No Thefts Reported No thefts were reported during the Ninth district Rotary jconference, ac-. cording to local police reports. Two suspected pickpockets were picked, up on the first day of the conference on vagrancy charges, and held in jail until the crowd had left town last night. SCOUTS PRAISED Especial praise was given the Boy Scouts of the city by Rotarians in charge of the conference arrange- rents. They acted as guides for vi- eitors, messengers for the Rotary officials, carried grips and yenerally LADIES ATTENTION Bus fare refunded on all millinery purchases over $10. At Moline’s Milliner Modes, Mandan, N. Dak. 612 Broadway Attention salesman, If Siemens aiamen namie 10 Day Removal Sale Beginning Saturday,,April 19 to April 29. May Ist we move to our new location 210 Broadway. We have a few shop worn and slightly used sewing machines on hand that we will sell at greatly reduced prices. a number of good second hand machines trom $10.00 and up. Call or write ! (CONSTANCY Out upon it, have loved Three whole days together; And am like to love three more If it prove fine weather. , Time shall moult away his wings, Ere he shall discover In the whole wide world again Such a’ constant lover. But the spite on’t is, no praise Is due at all tome; Love with me had made no stays Had it any been but she. Had it any been but she, And that very face, There had been at least ere this, A dozen in her place. : —Sir sid —— extended lity to visitors. BISMARCK HUSPITAL Admitted to the Bismarck hospi the fine hand of hospita- | MISS BETZ TO SPEAK TUESDAY . | | Milk Specia ist To Address Milk Consumers Here Announcement was recently made that Miss Neven Otilla Betz of the American Child Health Association of New York would addr I who were interested in the milk supply of our community at a public meet- ‘ing which will be held in the Cham- her of Commerce rooms at 2 o'clock on Tuesday afternoon, Miss Betz is said to be exception- \ally well informed upon matters per- taining to milk, and is 'most highly | recommended by R. C. Baird of Far- igo, state food commissioner. Quot- ing from his letter he “She has sufficient — technical knowledge in relation to milk and | milk production to talk intelligently to the dairymen, milk produ and | milk distributors. Not only has she jthe technical information but what is more to the point she has the un- derstanding and point of vi of the producer, having been the of the National Dairy Council for a number of years.’ All who are interested in our milk supply and the milk question are in- vited to attend. | ATTHE MOVIES i | ¢_——_- tal for treatment: Mrs, P. i. Bllick- | oe son, Regent; Mrs. D. E. Cone, Beu | AT THE CAPITOL lah; Mrs. Carl Berg, Alexander; | Hollywood's latest sensation Henry Buchner, Werner. Discharged: |lways a personal one-—involved a Mrs. George Johnston and baby boy,| West for the twelve most beautiful | City, “Aduin TATOM TENT ENG Di creen “unknowns” on the West sald : | Coast. STOP IN CITY | The twelve girls who were finally W. S. Graham, publisher of thy | sclected by the committee we Watford Guide and J. S yer and former partner of Attorney- | erg lo take p in Gas General George Shafer, were in Bis v's production of —“Maytime, rck today on their way home from | “hich will be seen at the Capitol Jamestown convention, ‘They Theatre on Monday. Besides — the were motoring, and were forced to | Welve girls, the eas é put their car up here and leave for | 50" Ford, ding man in vittle heme by. trait. Old New York,” Ethel Shannon, Clara . pemeti tow, William Norris, Wallace Mac- St. Alexius Hospital | Donald and othe Admitted to the St. Alexius hospi mes: tal for treatment: Master Joseph ¢ THE E Walter, City; John Crawford, B Norma Talmadge 8 her way marek; 0. B. Peterson, Baldwin; | ite the action of “The Song of John Opp, Hazelton. her latest love drama, a stir Discharged: Master _Gotthilf le of Arabian desert romance: Isaak, Golden Valley; Mrs. Eugenius s advent in the — picture Rich!, Brisbane; Mrs. Theresa Mar-| brings her for the first time | with tin, City; Baby Charies Emmit John-| "er new leading man, Joseph Sehild- con, City; Mrs, F. J. Rothschiller, | St#ut, ‘The picture is being shown Mandan. at the Eltinge Theatre Monday, Tues- i ies as day and Wednesday Births For a week prior to the entrance Mr. and Mra. Chavies Allensworth {of Miss Talmadge, scenes present of Brittin are the parents of a baby son, born at the St. Alexius hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Albers of Hann over are the parents of a baby born at the Bismarck hospital Breaks Arm Spencer Sell, young son of Mr. Mrs. J. P. Sell while umping during the. play period at the school yard accidently fell, his erm, breaking Recovering At Hospital Friends of Mrs. W. ill at a local hospital will’ be ly, — SS Come to Marquette! for your Summer Session work, Few universities are 80 ideally located. Lake Michigan offers the finest boating and bathing to be had. And Milwaukee, noted for its splendid summer cli- mate, presents all the advan- tages of a large city. Marquette University offere courses in the College of Liberal Arts—leading to graduate and undergraduate degrees. Courses in the Department of Education. ial courses in mi methods and put Instruction in athletic coachi by the Marquette Coaching Staff. The Summer Session be- gina June 23rd and ende Au; 2nd. Write to the ETTE UNIVERS ITY Milwaukee Cash or time. Singer Sewing Machine Company Bismarck, N. Dak. Salesmen America’s largest manufacturers of popular price candy-have an opening for one high class, dependable yee have above average ability and wish to connect with one of America’s most progressive ~ houses, see F.’H. Penny, Room, 307, McKenzie otel . Taylor, law C. Mills who is glad to learn that she is recovering slow- Also intely the ever glamorous color of the Nea Hast were taken, Receding streets lined and baked’ mud houses, the aars with their heaps of carpets pottery and art work spilling out in- te the walks, camels solemnly plod ding along, throngs of girl and ag big staring coquettishly from Veils drawn up to their left Cook by Electricity. It is Cleaner. eH A A cretary | long-robed, | longwhiskered natives, dusky damsels the dark Georgette Frock Clothes this season the effect of simplicity even thoweh the most elaborate handwork is quployed. lere'is a frock of georgette crepe in rk brown with a tunic and under arm inserts of brown dace a par ticularly heavy lace that stays quite | flat and gives the appearance | ine weighted. ‘The pressed + t form the long waist are one of the imost approved styles of trim ming this season | For le — Choice Canariy Singers, Rollers son, N. Dak. Imported = German . Jacob Bull, 1 . Box 728. ATTORNEY WIRES D. B. C. FOR STENO “Need gor ad stenograph mediately,”” r im- wired Attorney Thress, of Dickinson, ee. Dakota Business College, Winterberg was sent. . D. Miss Mae Leading ‘argo, N courts and lawyers of the Northwest employ D. B.C. graduates bec of their speed and accuracy. stenography leadstocourt reporting, the highest paid stenographic work. weck ito atiend, Jatch these success stories each nd you ll Frow what school “Follow the Succes$- rin in Spring, graduate in s* office helpisneed- Watkins, Press, sro, N. D. B Storm Spoils Lodge’ No. 5, A. F. & A. M.,| | piagnosis and Treatment “and Monday evening, 8:00 p. m.| |} who are permitted to use The | Work in the M. M Degree. ieee and the Ocil. ere stheten a + | doclast.. Dr. Abri Diag- Visiting Masons cordially in-) | nostic and treatment machines. viled. ra HE A Bracelet Watch whic Hafis watches have 17 made in all the new s Platinum, white or greer that can be cleaned withot We believe it will pay ¢ to have us show them the F. A. K JEWE Will Be 30th. Foot Ailmen Office Hours ¢ Phone 218 Grand Opening OF THE—— Busy Bee Cate and Confectionery ee) CARNATION FREE Tomorrow, SUNDAY The finest Cafe and Confectionery in North- Dakota. to every visitor. TRY OUR SUNDAY DINNER This ,is the finest Cafe and Confectionery in North Dakota and will serve only the finest foods — sell only the choicest confections. Served all afternoon and evening. a MAIN STREET, MANDAN. 4 Block East of Lewis & Clark Hotel— _— Perfect Food — Splendidly Prepared — Tastily Served. 4 Physico-Clinical Laboratory . E ) Aeroplane Ride 119% 4th st. Edward Kelly, chairman of — the Sine: Minneapolis delegation and other, | —— Minneapolis Rotarians were keenly v They had planned to have their] | TREATMENT tess, Miss Maude Angliss fly over] | . the city, in an aeroplane during the as authorized by parade and also had planned to in vite each one of the 3d other bos-|| Di. Albert Abrams tesses to take a five minute ride M. E BOLTON The Minneapolis delegation pre-| | pay sd each of the 10 girls who dane- D. O. Consultant y with members of their del i he gation at the Rotary Ball a corsage | | bouquet | Address all communications to | M. E. Bolton, D. O, EVENING SCARF | 119% 4th St. A new searf for evening wear is ea ES made of two yards of chiffon edged | | my egy ees with ostrich fringe eran ves: NOTE » ms ol oF | There are many imitation Home made Angel Food) | nachines on the market but we ‘g ke PS. + al Phi eo Cakes. @14 Ave. C. Phone} | are ine only physicians in the 357R. | western part of the state who | have taken this work under, Dr. Special meeting, Bismarck Ab s and Who are authorized | keeping quality as it is beautiful in design. LER, The House of Lucky Wedding Rings. practitioners of his method’ of ——= Sie HAFI h is just as reliable in time- jeweled movements and, are hapes and sizes, cases’ of 1 gold with beautiful dials it destroying the figures. avery buyer of a wrist watch Hafis before buying. NOWLES BISMARCK. Dr. Caroline I. Satre CHIROPODIST At The Pollyanna Shop, Wednesda: lling Arches a Spe a.m. to 6 p. m. POLLYANNA BEAUTY PARLORS 103% 4th St. in NNUAL EAL EC CS