The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 5, 1924, Page 5

<2, TS THURSDAY, JUNE 5, 1924 ——= Social and Personal | Mid Week Bridge Club Entertains The Mid-Week Bridge club gave a very dainty luncheon at the Country Club yesterday. at one. o'clock. The tables were beautifully: decorated with sweet, peas, the place cards be- ing hand painted sweet peas. Mrs: C, A. Sasse, who is a house guest, of Mrs. C. B..Nupen, was a guest of the club. . The. afternoon, was spent in playing bridge, three tables being at pla: The, young ladies who assist- ed with the refreshments were Shir- ley Penner, Luverne Bush and Vel- ma Nupen. ATTENDANCE GOOD The attendance at the Bible school wap encouraging this morning in spite of the backward. weather, there being present nearly 270. All children are asked to be present the two remaining days of the school thdt the good record may continue. Certificates. will be given to all children in recognition of the work done. Classes will be taken to the Auditorium Saturday morning for rehersal, and the proram will be given Sunday afternoon at 3:00 p, m. Arrangements are being made to have an outing with the children carly next week. The order and cooperation has been in every way very fine this year, and as a result. much good has beon accomplished in the class work. LEAVE.ON MOTOR TRIP A. F. Marquette and family of this city are leaving soon by car for the Paciife coast, They will visit with relatives in. Spokane and Seattle, Wash., ang San Diego,Calif. making an indefinite stay before 're- turning to this city. LEAVE”ON EXTENDED VISIT Mr. and Mrs. M, Lenhart left this morning for Fatgo where they will visit with © relatives, From there they wilt go to Minneapolis and points in Ilinois. They. expect to be’ gone for ‘three months. STOPS ON WAY HOME Mr. W. H. Woodward of Jamestown and Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Woodward of Yankton, S, Dak., stopped at the home of L. A, Cram ‘on their way home ‘from .Beach where they have been visiting with relatives, DRILL TEAM TO PUT ON INITIATION The A, 0. .U. W. Drill team of Bismarck are going to Mandan this evening to put. on initiation. All members who care tu go are cordially invited. VISITING WITH MOTHER Father John Holloran of Stanley has been visiting with his. mother, Mrs. Mary Halloran of this city for the past week. SPENDING A FEW. DAYS IN CITY Mr. and Mrs. Harold Luedke of Flasher will spend a few days visit- ing with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Penner. LEAVE FOR MANKATO Mr. and Mrs. John L. Larson left for Mankato. Minn., to be with Mr. Larson's mother, who is ill. SHOPPING IN CITY Miss Randon and Miss Chris- tine Brom of Sterling are in the city for the day shopping. EMENT ADDRESS estos is in Valley City GIVES COMME Gov. R. A. ‘today to give the: commencement ad- scene dress at the colloge, IS CONVALESCING RAPIDLY Mrs. A, A. Whittemore, who .un- derwent a serious operation recent- ly, is convalescing rapidly. HERE FROM SOUTH DAKOTA Mrs. Sasse and son, Justin, of Veblen, S. Dak., are visiting at the home of Mrs. C. B. Nupen. WARM WEATHER COLDS Warm weather, A wrap left off, a little violent exercise, some perspir- ation, a cool breeze, the result is a cold, Be prepared to check this cold with a few doses of the well- known FOLEY’S HONEY AND TAR. COMPOUND. Best for . cqughs, colds, hoarseness. Benjamin Thom- as, 712 West Lackawanna Ave. Scranton, Pa., writes: “Your HON- EY AND TAR COMPOUND did me good, as I hada cold in my head and chest.” Get @ bottle today.—Adv. Pastor Accepts Fargo Pastorate Victor Bartling, for five years pas- tor of the Zion Lutheran church of. Bismarck and congregations in Dris- coll and Windsor, has accepted a call to the Grace Lutheran church of Far- go. Mrs. Bartling and daughter, Vic- toria Ruth, left this morning on No. 2 to spend several’ weeks with rcla- tives and friends at Fergus Falls, Minn. Rev. Bartling will deliver his farewell sermons next Sunday and will leave the following week as soon as his successor has been appoint- ed. Zion Lutheran will begin build- ing operations on a new church to be erected on Fourth Street. RETURN FROM EXTENDED VISIT Mrs. C. A. Burton and daughter have returned to the city after an extended visit’ with relatives in Indiana, Ohio and New York. In New York they were met by Miss Helen Burton, who has recently re- turned from Pekin. China, where she is in charge of a novelty shop. LEAVES FOR VACATION Mabel Breen, who. is employ. in the County Auditor's’ office left this afternoon for Jamestown where she will attend the Alumni banquet of St. John’s Academy. From there she will gw to Chicago where she will visit with relatives for two weeks. MISSIONARY TO SPEAK Miss Chapman, a missionary from Singapore, will speak in the inter- ests of the W. F. M. at the Methodist church on Friday evening, June 6, at eight o”clock. Friends from other churches as well as our own members are cordially invited. RETURNS FROM CALIFORNIA Mrs. Nellie Call who has been spending the rin California returned to the yester morn- ing. Her daughter, Katherine Call, came from New York to spend about two or three weeks with her mother. CALLED TO WISCONSIN Mr. and Mrs. V. J. Hunter called to Superior, Wis. by the death of Mr. Hunter's mother. Mr. Hunter is traveling auditor for the Soc line, i CITY NEWS Birth A baby girl was born to M Mrs, were 4 . and R. W. Shrinners of oie city. “Granted Divorce Mrs. Alice Dix was granted a divorce today from Seth Dix by Judge Jansonius. They live south of the city. Hail Stgrm A hail storm of considerable pro- portions fell near Sterling last eve- ning, according to people from there, in the city) today. Stop Here Rev. Vater and family of Dickin- son stopped here between trains this | morning to say good-bye to friends. They are on their way to the World Sunday School convention at Glas- cow, Scotland, and will visit their old home in England before return- ing. St. Alexius Hospital Admitted to the St. Alexius hospi- tal for treatment: Mr. J. A. Betz, McKenzie; Mrs. Phillip Sem, He- bron; Master Orville Fretty, Stan- ton; Miss Rachel Fretty, Stanton. Discharged: Mrs. H. C. Doerr and baby boy, Minneapolis; Mrs. Ni Hermes ‘and baby boy, Glen Ulli Mrs. E. Morgan, and baby girl, Wil- ton; Mrs. EB. M, Graf, on; Mr. . C. Lane, Moffit; Mr. Adolf Ley, Coldwater,; Master Phillip Volk, Raleigh; Mr. J. H. Davis, city. Bismarck Hospital Admitted to the Bismarck hos for treatment: Burton Kunkel, rison; Gottfried Greenick, Kul Mrs. Sam Vaagen, Taylor; Henry Katzke, Sweet Briar; Carl Schmidt, Hebron; Mrs. J. D, Rempel, Regan; Miss Louis Roth, Danzig; Miss Ma- rion Kelbin, Ashley. Discharged: Reinhold Laschke- witsch, Goodrich; James Makedonski, Steele; E. Dorhcim, Lehr; Jacob Rudolph, Wishek;. Mrs. A. H. Bar- ston, Mandan; Miss Caroline Kiesel, New Salem. THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE * PAGE FIVE COATCAPE IN RUST SHADE Because doubt there is ‘some as to whether this is a coat or a cape, it is known in fashionable circles as a coateape, The lower portion is pleated to x capelike top with an embroidered collar. ‘The material is poiret twill in the new rust shade. Sania | AT THE MOVIES | | /ciniits THE ELTI “His Children's Children” story by Arthur at the Eltinge ’ much abave the age as pictur go and can be classed as one of the better pictur It shows for the last time today, Thursday. Bill Hart comes to the Eltinge for F day and Saturday in “Singer Jim McKee,” ‘ Train which showed th CAPITOL. THEATI “The Son of Wallingford,” which will be shown at the Capito! theater Monday, cost over thre: a million dollars to produce. A whole town of’ 5,000 population in addition to 3,000 actors engaged for the big scenes. ake 500x2,000 feet was constructed at a cost o 0,000. Upon this was poured 15,000 gallons of crude oil. It was set afire and burned for ten da: pools of flame leaped hundreds of feet into the air, while players and cameramen in boats risked their life and limb to get action never be- fore shown upon the screen, The fire scenes have been pronounced the greatest of their kind ever filmed. The all-star cast includes such names as Wilfrid North, George Web, Tom GaNery, Pricilla Bonner, Florence Hart, Lyla Leslie, Antrim Short, An- FRECKLES Now Is the Time to Get Rid of These Ugty Spots There's no longer the slightest need of fecling amed of your freckles, as Othinc—double strength —is guaranteed to remove these homely Simply get. anvounce “of Othine— double strength—from any druggist and apply a little of it night and morning and you should soon see that even the worst freckles have be- gun to disappear, while the lighter ones have vanished entirely, It is seldom that more than an ounce is needed to completely clear the skin and gain a beautiful complexion, Be sure to usk for the dcuble strength Othine as this is sold under guarantee of money back if it fails to remove freckles. —Adv. TMI MMM ral tia eee “Bismarck's Busy Shopping Center” —Yy—__—_ -Boort and Utility Coats,...5... 0... Sides Aa cae ae oe Sweaters GR Ak is. bn Ladies’ Trimined Hats....... Children’s Hats ...................... pels a LOOK FOR UNADVERTISED ITEMS OT CHEER SRE HOHE RHINE LH HHH HEHEHE Soo een eee nn inn $13.50 13.50 9.95 3.75 5.00 UMUHUNUAULUOAUTENELUTOUEGUENEEGUUEUEEOUENAERAORAEAUUGUANEAEUAUAETAU UAE Sil from the | quarters of | Huge whirl- | | structor stated was the drew Arbuckle, Sydney and Van Dyke Brooke. When the Butterfly Kiddies who are appearing at the Auditorium today and tomorrow showed in Rochester, | Minn. they were taken through the famous clinic as part of the course of education they are given which calls for tours and. lectures of all large institutions in the citi in which they are playing. “In ad- dition they were guests of; Dr. j Charles H. Mayo as the following | from a Rochester paper tells: | Dr. Charles H. Mayo spent a de- | lightful hour helping to entertain | the Butterfly Kiddies who were | brought by the Kiwanis club to his | country home southwest of Roches- | ter). showing them the places: of in- | terest-on his estate, and according | them a reception which their in- | finest they | have ever received on any of their many trhvels. | Sitting down at the large pipe or- THE BUTTERFLY ‘ KIDDIES | | | gan in his’ home, the celebrated sur- geon played through the opera of Robin Hood, while thirteen of the youngsters listened in eager amaze ment and delight. They were served with refreshments and strolted | around the grounds at leisure with Dr. Mayo. Mrs, Mayo sted the surgeon in his entertainment of the children, Last Rites For Mrs. Wolverton Held at Linton The funeral services of Mrs. . A. Wolverton was held at the Wolver- ton ‘home yesterday afternoon at 2:00 p. m. Mrs. Wolverton was born in Fay- ette county, Pennsylvania, June 21, 1856, and was married to C. A Wolverton 1978. The family came several years ago to Iowa and later to North Dakota taking up residence at Linton. Her sons, Dr. W. C. Wolverton of Linton, Dr. B. ¥.{ Wolverton of Vinton, Jowa, and | Captain Robert B. Wolverton of! Washington, D. €., and the daughter Mrs, Ferris Cordner of Bismarck, | were present. One son, Albert, died | in infancy. | Mrs. Wolverton carly b C filiated with the Baptist chureh i fron, calcium (lime), and many other elements to health, boundless energy, and en- insure glowi during vitality. hee all the needed dle ments in proper propor ton. be an all-wheet food with a supremely de- licious flavor, GIFTS OF D Gifts for the Bride. * *% Jeweler - with \ Stroll from y: or your Bi flowets—up to where fresh snow ~pines, Tale 2 some never-to-be-! oak the Cenadian Pacific, ¥ 611-2nd Avenue South. Canadian Pacific Rockies KNOWLES tHe BISMARCK, DIAMONDS JEWELRY JUNE! THE MONTH OF WEDDINGS AND pralbrook THRICE VICTOR uM MET. EVENT! MARION HOLLINS For the third time Marion has become the champion golfer of New York and the politan district. The former ul champion has apparently returned | to her old form and is expec dangerous threat in the season events, she held membership t for the cheapest kind of gay costs about $300. Gasoline—heavi ax~ ed—means an expense of approxi- mately $1 a gallon, | DEVILS LAKE '25,000 HEAR IS CHOSEN’ JAP PROTESTS; McKINNON IS N. Owensound, Ont. June 5-+Fhe Rev. f Dr. Clarence McK of Pinehill, Fargo, June 5—Devils Lake was| Tokio, June Twenty-five thou- ticological seminary” in, HAlitax, No chosen as the 1925 convention city | sand persoas heard fiery speeches, iis elected) moderator sob Whe for the I. O. O. F, for North aed | E ttey resolutions and other ex- presbyt&rian yeneral assembly. session held here | pressions of the most intense op- | annual con- | position to Japanese immigration in ¥ ' The se-}to America ut a meeting here. 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