The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 9, 1924, Page 5

« x WEDNESDAY, JULY Is Hostess At Charming Party Mrs. Alex Rosen was hostess y terday afternoon to a number of friends at a pretty luncheon. Bowls of roses: placed about the room pro- vided ‘decoration. Three tables of ‘bridge were at play during the afternoon, Mrs. Spencer Boise winning the honors. At the close of the games a- course luncheon was served. Mrs. Rosen was assisted by Miss; Katherine Call. An out-of-town guest at the affair was Mrs, George Luck, of Watertown, S. D., the house guest of Mrs. J. C. Taylor. June Losing Caste Among Brides June is losing its prestige. It isn't dedicated to orange blossoms, -hope chests and old shoes anymore. At least not in Burleigh county, where only ten licenses to marry were is- sued during the month of June. And lest anyone should delude him- self into continuing to think that Jyne iaithe month of brides, through attributing the surprising inertia of Cupid last month to the fact that 1924 is Leap Year, it becomes neces- sary to record that last year also there were issued only ten license: during June. In former years the county Judge used to buy three extra fountain pens June 1, with demands for 18 to 25 licences before June 30, but now he can get along with the same old pén he uses in January. ~ Fargo Rotarians Honor Miss Taylor Miss Esther Taylor was-the honor guest at the weekly meeting of the Fargo Rotary club today at the com- mercial club at noon. Miss Taylor acted as hostess to the members of the Fargo club during the annual convention of the ninth district of Rotary clubs here last spring.. Miss Taylor left yesterday for Fargo where she will visit Miss Ethel Flem- ing for a few days, before going to Minneapolis, and she will also spend some time at the lakes, before re- turning in two weeks. Udectt TO. SUMMER IN WEST e Mrs. M. W. Roan and daughter Abigail left this morning for Scattle, where they will spend. the summer with friends and relatives, returning in time for the opening of the schools __in September. Mrs. John Hale, Hackley “and gon John Hackley, Jr., who have *'Beéh the guests of Dr. and Mrs. W. é a Cole for the past ten days, left this morning also, traveling with Mrs. Roan and her daughter. Mrs. Hackley will go to Seattle, and will remain at the ‘Sound during the summer, returning to her home in Chicago in the fall. While here, Mrs. Hackley was the honor. guest at a number of social functions, RETURNS FROM TRIP Mrs. Mary: McLean has returned to the city after a two months trip during which she visited many ci- ties on the Pacific Coatt, and saw viimpmerous Bismarck residents 1 nyigrmeg residents. Mrs. McLean vis- ited, at Spokane, Tacoma, Vancouver and other points. At Tacoma she saw Mrs. W. B. Watson, a formet resident of Bismarck, at Sumner she saw Mrs. Dongejly Tay- lor and Mrs. Lijlie Von Stiger, and Mrs. Albert Swanson of Wilton at Seattle. She also saw Mrs. Thomas Gilbert in Spokane and visited Mrs. Rogers at Spokarie. NIELSONS LEAVE TODAY Mr, and Mrs, Wylie Nielson, who “have been the guest of their daugh- ters, Miss Minnié Nielson, ° state superintendent of schools, and Miss Hazel Nielson, for several days, are leaving for their home in Valley City today. They will accompany their son, J. W., Nielson, also of Valley City, who with his wife and baby have been visiting at the E. A. Thorberg home for some time. The trip will be made by car: METHODIST LADIES AID | The following divisions of the Methodist Ladies Aid Society will meet on Thursday afternoon. Mrs. John Larson will entertain the 1st Division at her home, 812 6th St. The 4th division will méet with Mrs. A. E. Peterson, 218 First St. . GUEST, OF RELATIVES HERE George Bird of Boston is the guest here of his son, George Bird, Jr., and is :slso visiting his sister, Mrs. Oscar Will, and at the R. W. Lumry ‘ard George Will homes. He will be here for several weeks. VISIT RELATIVES 2 ‘Mr. and Mrs, E. C. White left on Monday for Hankinson, where they willbe. the guests.of Mr. White’ mother and brother for some time, before leaving for the lakes. expect to be gone for three weeks. VISITS AT MOTT Miss Bertha Bennett who has been: a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Halvor Johnson of Mott for the last week, left today for Moorhead where she is attending the Moorhead normal. SPENT WINTER IN CALIFORNIA Mrs, M, J. Gillette who war in Sacramento, Calif., during the winter, arrived in Bismarck recently, and will live here. with her grand ughter, Mrs. Jessie Harris. SPENDS SEVERAL DAYS HERE Roland . .Neélson, has returned to ' Fargo after spending . several days here as the guest of friends. TQ VISIT. AT :DETROIT Miss .Edna . Stillman left . this morping ‘for Detxoit, where she will visit’ for ‘twa’ -weeks. ©.” ‘ New Engiend. on Atkinson cial and Personal Seattle, They | 9,: 1924 Mrs. C, J. Spindler Is Honor Guest Miss Lucille Lahr was hostess Monday to sixteen girl friends, hon- oring her house guest, Mrs. C. J. Spindler, and Miss -Hildred Sperry, who the guest of Miss Marion Quain. Bridge was played at four tables, with Miss Marion Quain win- ning the high score. Following the games, a delectable luncheon was served. Mrs. Spindler, who has{ been here for about two weeks, re- | turned to her home in Valparaiso, | Ind., this morning. Jurgens-Thomas Wedding Tuesday Miss Margaret Jurgens, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Jurgens of | Taylor, N, D., and Nick Thomas of Marshall, were married yesterday morning, July 8, Rev. Father Slag officiating. The attendants were Miss Marie Gruber of this city and Joseph Gerhardt of Halliday, N. D. The bride wore a white gown fashioned of satin and georgette, and carried an.arm bouquet of pink car- nations. Miss Gruber wore Nile green and carried white carnations. Immediately following the cere- | mony, tie bridal party were served | a wedding breakfast at the Frederick cafe. Mrs. Thomas has been engaged in teaching for the past four years. Mr. Thomas has.a farm near ‘Marshalt, where he and his bride will live. After a few days visit in this city, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas will be guests of relatives at Solen, N. D., after which they will return to Marshall. CAMP IN BLACK HILLS Mr..and Mrs. L. K. Thompson, and little daughter, Mary Lou, Mr. and Mrs, V, J. Hunter, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Rice of Enderlin, and Miss Pa- tricia Whittey, have returned from a camping trip of two weeks through the Black Hills, where they visited many points of. interest. On one | SMART AND SERVICEABLE HOEY PTT eLITed a3} Here are two frocks that have smartness and style but have at the same time a great capic: the skill of the home dressmaker, rely upon emiroldery for the tor service. trimming. cross-stitch designs effectively, their crude They are by no means beyont Both are cut on straight lines*and The one at the left, uses colors giving it a sugges- occasion they enjoyed a fish dinner | tion of the peasant costume, while the one at the right depends upon with Mr. and Mrs. Sid Parkes, who are spending the .summer camping about 9 miles from Spear Fish. Mr. and Mrs. Rice returned to Enderlin on Monday. The most beautiful scenic spat in the’ Black Hills, according .to the Thompsons, is Sylvan Lake, with the splendid drive adjacent to the lake, Needle Drive, situated in the heart of the Hills. Hot Springs, S. D., with the -attraction of Wind Cave, which has been explored for a dis- tance of 108 miles, and is in some places.over 100 feet deep, was es- pecially ‘interesting. The best camp- ing. was‘ found ‘at Spear Fish. CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY Sixteen little girls were guests | yesterday’ afternoon at the home of Mrs. C. A. Sorsdahl, 700 Avenue A. who entertained in honor of the fifth ‘birthday of her little daughter, Jeannette Marie. A color scheme of pink and white was carried out in the ‘decorations, with pink candles and favors on the table. The center- piece consisted of a birthday cake in pink and white. At five o’clock the birthday luncheon, was served. During the afternoon games and con- tests formed the entertainment. Mrs. Sorsdah! was. assisted by Mrs. Bennet B. Skagen, and by Mrs. H. Stewart. FORMER BISMARCK PEOPLE HERE Mrs, William Moore and daughters Misses Hortense and Dorothy of Missouli, Mont., arrived here this morning, and will spend some lime here as the guests of friends. Mrs. Moore and: Miss Dorothy*will be at the. R. W. Lumry home, while Miss Hortenge will be the guest of Miss Margaret Welch, From here the Moores will go to Minneapolis, where they will visit Mrs. Moore’s sisters, Misses Jessie and Ethel Hulett. MISS KOSE LEAVES Miss Althea Kose left today for Philadelphia, after having been con- nected with the German Baptist church here for the last two years. In the fall she will enter the Uni versity, of Chicago where she will take .special work preparing her to teach in training schools. , DIRECTORS MEET L. B. Hanna, W. J. Morrish, and Dr. L. S. Platou, all of Fargo, W. L. Richards: of Dickinson, and H. H. Steele of Minneapolis, who were in the city for the tors meeting of the Provident Life Insurance company, left last night for their homes. MOVE TO SIOUX CITY E.°M,. Thompson, who went to Sioux. City,. Iowa, sometime ago, in the insurance business, is in ‘Bis- marck. closing up some business af- fair, : preparatogy to-moving his fam- | ily to Sioux City, possibly by the end of this week. ‘ __ ALEAVES FOR COAST Migs Ethel ‘Lane, 517 . Second! street,- left yesterday for Billings, Mont., where she will visit for a few days before going on to Los: Angeles, Cal. Miss Lane will be married to Charles Watson of Los - Angeles, sometime during July. VISITS, RELATIVES ‘Little Miss Alverda Pickering re- turned to her home here Monday after visiting friends and relatives at New Salem’ for over a week. VACATION ‘AT SANGOR Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dunbar of Mandan are “spending their vaca- tion with* relatives’at Sangor, N. D. They will be gone for two weeks. HERE FROM REGAN Mrs. Andrew Fisher of Regan was a visitor in the city yesterday. 3 Miss: Bartz’ formerly : with \the, Singer Co. has taken charge of. Mrs. Kelley’s hem- stitching business. The room will be open from 9 to 6, a double row of dots in the same color on each side of the front. often possible by means It is of embroidery to redeem a very ordinary dress that you buy ready made and make it distinctive and different. ee: LADIES’ AID SOC The Ladies’ Aid Society First Lutheran church will hold its rbgular mes in the church par- lars tomorrow- (Thursday) afternoon at™2:30 o'clock. Mesdames N. M. Danrot “and Fred Swenson will be hostesses.» Members and friends of thé society, are, cordially invited to attend. TY: of the ENTERTAINS .FOR DAUGHTER-' D IN-LAW. Mrs, I. G. Monson was hostess to several friends /at a’ five o'clock luncheon, yesterday’ afternoon, hon- cring her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Herman Monson of Fargo, who to- gether with Mr. Monson are visiting here for,a few. weeks. fj sola RELATIVES ARE GUESTS Mrs.’ Emily Urban and daughter, Miss Elva: of Hebron are the guests of! Mr. and Mrs. .C. L. Robertson, and will be here until Mr. and Mrs. Robertson leave for their new home in Jamestown the first part of next week. » Urban is Mrs. Robert- son's mother. * pasar ATTEND MEET HERE G. B. McMillan of Williston is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Gullikson for a few days, while at- tending the Title Men’s convention here. ENTERTAIN AT DINNER Mr. and Mrs. Philip Meyer enter- tained Mr. and Mrs. Ed Miller of Mandan, and Mrs. Miller's mother. Mrs. ‘Woganholz and daughter of Minneapolis, at dinner on Sunday. Mrs. Woganholz and her daughter | “t Mandan last Sunday, are guests of the Mille be there for several days. and “will VISIT HERE.FOR A.FEW DAYS, Mr. and Mrs. George Valker .and , Minot arrived ay sister and brother-in-law, . and .Mrs. Earl Draper, -, They will be here for ‘several days. BUSINESS TRIP TO VALLEY CITY A, R. Aslakson, deputy cammis- sioner of insurance, is’ in-—Valley City, to. audit the North Dak tual Fire Insurance ‘Associa ATTENDS KENMARE CONVEN-, TION Henry Reade, state fire marshal, is attending the state mutual: societies convention at Kenmare, wie HERE FROM JAMESTOWN Miss Anna. Proctor, of ;Jamestown arrived’ Sunday and will spend some time here as the guest of relatives, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Best.” HERE FROM REGAN J..A. Lindsey and Everett Bailey gf Regan were visitors in the city for a few days, leaving today for their homes, HERE FROM SOUTH DAKOTA H. P. Tracy and son of Pollock, 8. D., arrived in the city yesterday and will be here for some time. AT LAKE HARRIETT Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Baker, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Page, and. Mr. and Mrs. + 9SOUTHERN BEAUTY Cadets Beatt..were .week end Lake Harriett. i MENOKEN .MAN HERE Walter Dietzman was in the city today, combining business with pleasure. Mr, Dietzman is from Menoken. Mr. and Mrs. F. N. Orchard and daughter have returmed from St. ! Paul, where they visited friends and ives for several days. WEEK END AT HEBRON™ Miss Irene Bens of the Tax Com- mission office, spent the last week end with friends in Hebron. SHOPPING HERE Mrs, John Welch of Menoken was in the city today, shopping and visiting friends. BUSINESS VISITOR HERE James Novy of Schrunk district is in the city today on business and pleasure. VISITS BISMARCK H. H. Speten of Wilton is a visit- or in the city today. TO MINOT Harold Hopton has gone to Minot on busines: -~——__. i News of Our i Neighbors STERLING Mr. and Mrs. Roy Random and son Robert from Ravenna, Ohio, arrived here Thursday July 3 to visit with relatives, Mrs. Lena Person from Chicago is here visiting with her daughter, Mrs. Anton Gustavson. Mrs. Person was accompanied here- by friends from Chicago. Mrs. Eliza Wagner, mother of H. B. Wagner is in Dallas Center, lowa, visiting with her grand children Roy Randoms have a new Ford car, They are more than spinning around, Most of the Sterling people cele- brated the 4th at Lake Isabelle, A few celebrated at Mandan. Mr. and Mrs. Random, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Random, Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Random and son Robert, May Randsom and Pete Schlabach were entertained at the Tackeberry, home W. J. “Pat” Flannigan of James- town, who was injured in a hunting accident last fall, has just returned from the St. Paul hos; . He ex- pects to go to work soon. Mr. Theron Ellison's mother and brother have been visiting here route home from an extended v in the west, They are leaving for Missouri Tuesday. L. J. Jedlicka’s have installed a ra- dio in their rooms in the S. T. Parkes house. Mr. and Mrs. Al Kusler were Bismarck last Thursday, in Mr .and Mrs, Herman Neiman ac- companied by Mr. and Mrs. George Manley of McKenzie spent Sunday in Jamestown. Jim Riley has Ford truck. purchased a new Carl and ine celebrated the Fourth at Spiritwood Lake at James- town. Mrs. Ed Gibson has just returned from the Capital city. Mr, Max Lang and family and Rich- ard Lang ‘have gone to Appleton, Minn., for a visit. Miles and Marjorie Olson are just recovering from a siege of measles. "Farmer's Union Club meets with Mrs. Fogerty Friday. We are to have movies every Mon- day night. The Farmers Union meet every two weeks on Saturday evening. Mary Lovechick with a party of girl friends enroute to Yellowstone Park, stopped at the Wildfang home a few minutes Thursday. Miss Love- On the Steel Steamships of the GreatLakesTransitCorporation “TIONESTA” “JUNIATA” “OCTORARA” PLAN your vacation this summer to include a cruise on the great Inland Seas. Luxuriously appointed ships— world renowned cuisine. Passenger service exclusively every three. days, stopping at Buffalo (for Niagara Falls). Cleveland, Detroit, Mackinac Island, Sault Ste. Marie, Houghton and Duluth. Cruising Lake Erie-Detroit River-Lake St,Clair-Lake Huron-Straits of Mack- inac-Lake Superior and numerous other bodies of water making the Great Lakes group. ORCHESTRA DANCING Tickets and Reservations at @) Tourist and R. R. Ticket Offices, or A visitors: atl chick taught in Sterling three years ago. aby i Rev. Zeller of McKen vices in the Methodist church every between 12 and 1 o'clock chool from 11 to 12 M, ig and family spent the Fourth with Mrs. Wildfang’s par- ents the parental home north of McKe Mr. and Mrs, [the Capital {bining business with pleasu CITY NEWS Injures Back Little John Rahm of Judson was brought into) Bismarck — this suffering with an ured which had been strained back, while he is has recovering returned rapidly to his however, and home. Bismarck Hospital Patients admitted to Bimarck hos- pital for treatment: Mrs. Carl Lei hold Miller, New Leipzi Hen ry Vertheim, city; M. J. Mahe Beach; John Kammet, Turtle L: Gwendolyn Welch, city; Mrs. D. Ford, Leith. Discharged: Mildred Monson, M koti; Howard Wentzel, Robin Oliver Knudtson, city; Mrs. Chr tiana Dunn, city. St. Alexius Hospital Admitted for ‘mann, New son, Lehr, in, Mrs. Mr. Robert Leipzig, 3 Mrs. L. Rachel Westmiller, Nel Glen City : Mrs. F. G. Brink, Glen Master John Volk, Linton, Miss Dena Stigdinger, McLaughlin. Cook by Electricity. It is Clean. FOR SALE—Three Elec- tric ranges.. Bismarck G Co. _ For National double protec- tion, weather strips for your windows and doors, call Rich- ard O. Sloan. Phone 461. There are still many attrac- tive bargains to be had in our remaining stock of coats, suits, dresses, skirts, blouses and trimmed hats. We are closing our trimmed hats out at $1, $3.00 and $5.00. For- mer values to $25.00. Rose DOCTOR M.E. BOLTON Osteopath Specialist in Chronic ; Diseases > Telephone 240 11914—4th St. Bismarck, N. D. ie holds ser- working in the corn field. He{ Rein-; ra Ser A CH fare R - Supports where support is needed— bends where the foot bends “KEEPS THE FOOT WELL” \ | pe rae # At The Movies | THE ELTINGE Because of the seenes that Cheat,” showing tre today and Joy, Pere o ae many thrilling sea ure “The Marriage at the Eltinge Th Thursday, Leatrice ‘mont and Adolphe Menjou were unanimous in saying that their roles were the most strenuotfs they have ever undertak- en. All three figure in the yacht wreck sequence of “The Marriage Cheat,” perhaps the most exciting action ever filmed for an Ince production—and Thomas H. Ince pic- tures are noted for their thrilling “punches.” o SQUARE BEADS Square-cut beads are now the *’ PAGE FIVE i “Waid aan Useful Feet - °° ; Well-groomed Feet— eae pi1sid PRESE SHOE a parated by a small xound vi shaped bead. Monograms of quently used on handbag: or watered silk . Dance Friday, July 11th. Wagner’s Orchestra at. Fort Lincoln. There are still many attrac- tive bargains to be had in our remaining stock of ’ ‘coats, suits, dresses, skirts, blouses and trimmed hats. ' We are closing our trimmed hats out at $1, $3.00 and $5.00.'' For- rage for necklaces and they are 210-5th St. { { | | ed to have— \ PRIVATE How » Strawberry Jam in 15 Minutes “Looks Better, Tastes Better and Actually Costs Less than ‘When Made by Old Boiling-down Method”—Ann Proctor You can do it easil -with never a failure. And the result will ‘be the most delicious strawberry jam you ever tasted——at less cost per glass than ever before. A nationally-known jelly maker has found way to extract ound in some nounts which the fruits in va makes the juic boiled with suga fine and concentrate it for venient use in every home. 1st Bring fruit and sugar toa boil e- So Boll one minute and add Certo @. Cc. Wittiams, Virginia Military Academy. think, Agnes Towers of Jackson- ville, Fla., is the prettiest girl’ they. know... They have adorned the}, {beauty page” of their'annual, “The Bomb,” with her picture, : : \ G. L. T. Corp, Duluth, Minn, con- | to Make Deliciou wonderful is this product, called Certo (Surejell) that in only three | ye time over five million wom- | len have adopted its use. | All jam and jelly making with | Certo i simple as “two and two | make four.” Anyone who will fol | low a simple Certo recipe can now j make any kind of jam and jelly in) a few minutes at minimum ex- pense. No more long ‘hours over 4 hot stove to boil-down your jelly j na more spoiled batches of fruit and suga ecause your jelly will) not “jell.” Tears and disappoint- ments, a common experience at jclly time, are now changed to} i and enthusiasm. The new) method eliminates all the | worry and all the failures, takes less work and gives superior qua ity. The illustrations show how easy it is--just three simple steps. | Note that you ‘boil the fruit and | juice only one mjnute with Certo-~ not the long, boiling-down metho formerly used. Jelly is therefore made of the juice that used to be boil-| ed away. That’s why ‘Certo makes one- half more jam or jelly with the same amount of fruit or at less expense per glass. That is also why your jam and jelly made with Certo hag a superior colorand flavor. More sugar is used in the Cer- to meth- ed sim- ply to make I am now in a position to give the per: sonal and careful attention to funeral needs you would wish your depart- jam or mer values to $25.00. Rose Shop. a | W. E. PERRY FUNERAL DIRECTOR Phone 687 } CHAPEL — IN CONNECTION. | Not personally connected with any other concern bearing the Perry ate name. S jy of the fryit and fi@vor that used to be boiled away... The amount of sugar in each, glass is the same in ‘both methods!‘ * Make a lot of jam and jelly for your family this year. . Start in now with strawberries. Everybody loves strawberry jam. \No’ home has too much of tt. As a spretd on bread, ete, or son ice cream, puddings. or fruit,.salads, nothing is inore tasty. pened fruit, the kin the ‘best flavor, and use this‘ recipe for ti STRAWBERRY JAM... Crush about 2 quarts ripe “ber- ries in separate portions, “So! that ) mashed. This allows fr ckly ahsorb the-;gugar during the short boil. Méasure 4 level cups (2 Ibs.) crushed berries | into large kettle, add 7 1é¥elicups (3 Tbs) sugar and mix well. Use hottest fire and stir constantly be- fore and while boiling. Boil hard for one full minute, remove from fire and stir in % bottle (scant 4% cup) Certo, From time jam 1s tahen off fire allow to gtapd not over 5 minutes ‘by the clock, before pouring. In the meantime, skim, :d stir occasionally to cool slight- Then pour quickly. Use same recipe for Raspberry, Blackberry or Dewberry Jam. Remember Certo is pure.,fruit pectin—the concentrated pectin so highly endorsed by magazine and newspaper cooking editors, govern- ment authorities and good experts. Certo contains no gelatine on 1D servative, and jam or jelly: made with it keeps indetia ay Any grocer will supply you with Certo and a recipe book attavhed. Get some now while strawberries are nlentiful. You'll be happy. when you use Certo,