The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 10, 1924, Page 3

Name Delegates To Convention At Devils Lake Mrs. C, W. Smith, secretary of the local W. C, T. U. and Mrs. J. L. Hughes were named the delegates to represent Bismarck at the state W. C. 'T, U. thirty-fifth annual conven- tion to be held in Devils Lake, Sept. 25 to 28, at the meeting held yester- day afternoon at the home of Mrs, Ralph Penner. Elaborate plans have been made 1 the entertainment of the dele- gates at Devils Lake, Committees that have been named by the Devils Lake organization to handle phases of the convention plans include these: General arrangements, bel Miller; entertainment, K. Whitcomb; reception, _Mmes. Hale, Haig and Powell; finance, Mmes. Page, Elmtre and Serumgard; , Mrs P. G, Miller; music, Neil McLean; platform, Mrs. A. foomy; postoffice, Mmes. P. 0. d and Arthur Weir, Troop 2 of the Boy Scouts of the Methodist church will meet the trains, As this co gention will celebrate the 50th anniversary of the nation- al W. ©. T. U., the opening event will be a jubilee dinner, with wel- come toasts from leading citizens of Devils Lake, and the musicians are also contributing their share to the interest of the program. - For the reception to be given the delegates at Baldwin cottage, the state headquarters at Lakewood, the Rotsry and Kiwanis clubs have pronised autos for the accommoda- tion of those who attend. Another feature will be a pageant— The Pied Piper—put on by the chil- dren of the state school for the De n compliment to the state W. Gc und under the direction of the superintendent, Mr. Burton Driggs. A very elaborate jubilee pageant is being prepared for Satur- gay night, which will be largely de- voted to the young people's work. Ministers of the city have kindly consented to withdraw their services on Sunday evening, Sept. 28, that all may unite in the mass meeting at the First Presbyterian church when ‘Mrs. Josephine E. Sizer of St. Paul, presiuent of the Minnesota W. C. T. U., will deliver an address, Of special it.erest will be the mu: sic by the Governor's Boy Concert band, well known throughout the northwest, which will play on Satur- day. Reports from committees read, Mrs, J. b, Hughes givi account of the work of the:L. T. L..J> while Mrs. ©. Boise read a: letter received from the secretary of the Mandan commercial club, stating their appreciation of the work doné by the W. C. T. U. women in conduct- ing the rest room during the Miss ouri Slope fair week, It was decided to hold @ food and candy sale on Saturday, at Hoskins, A progam consisting of the réad- ing by Mrs. Florence Davis of “King Robert of Sicily,” interpretated with Mrs. Ma- Mrs. N. charming manner by Bessie Baldwin, completed the days meet- ing. Refres‘iments were served by the hostess. The next regular meet- ing will be held October 7. PRESBYTERIAN MISSION SOCIETY TO HAVE PROGRAM MEET A program meeting will be held by the Presbyteriaft| Woman's Mission- \ary society at the church parlors, Vhursday afternoon at 3. Mrs. W. E, Perry will talk on “Sixty years of progress”; Mrs. C. C. Converse will diseurs “The Trend of the Negro race.” Mrs. L, F. Crawford will lead the devotionals. Music will be pro- wided by Mrs: J. L. Hughes. A bus- iness session will be followed by a social hcur. Mrs, R. G. Goddard and Mrs. H. L. Wheeler will be the hos- tesses. All members are asked to come, and to invite a guest. LEAVES FOR HURON Miss Esther Jacobson leaves today to attend a Y. W. C. A. conference at Lake Brycn, S. D. after which she will go to Huron, 8. D., where she will enter Huron College. Last even- ing she was the honored guest at a weiner and marshmallow roast, at- dended by about 20 of her friends. On Sunday Mrs. G. B. Newcomb enter- tained at dinner in her honor. GUESTS LEAVE Miss Florence Huber had as her guests the first of the week, Misses ‘Agnes and Ruth Peterson, who re- turned yesterday to Ryder, where they are teachers, in the Ryder schools. ; ON WAY TO COAST L. P. Hyde, former owner of the Valley City Times-Record, and now @of Minneapolis, was in Bismarck yes- terday on his way tq the Pacific coast, on @ business trip. HERE YESTERDAY XL. W. Hookway of Minneapolis, ‘ormer state senator from Granville, was in the city yesterday, on busi- ness in connection with the nation- al banking department. . TO SOUTHWEST PART OF STATE Miss Lillian Cook will wave today for a tour of the southwestern part of the state. She will return the last of the week. VISITS SISTER 4: Miss Delorin Feland of Sims lef¢! Monday for her home, after having spent a week as the guest. of her sis-' ters, Mrs, C. Dunahey and Miss Olga Feland. FROM CROMWELL R. C. Nelson of Cromwell wi Bismarck yesterday on ‘business, HERE YESTERDAY | A. C. Isaminger of Arena. spent | yesterday in the city, on busin TO MERCER C. E, Pickles left today for, Mer- cer, where he will transact business for a few days, ss ): VISIT BISMARCK. . FOR aa Popular Local People Married This Morning In the presence of intimate friends and immediate relatives, the mar- riage of Miss Dorothy Skeels, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. B. K. Skeels, | and Raymond J. Murphy, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Murphy of Bordulac, was solemnized this morning at 7! o’clock, at St. Mary’s rectory. Rev. Father John Slag read the service. The bride was attended by Miss Gertrude Eichorst, who was gowned in orange crepe. Lars E, Wambheim attended Mr. Murphy. Miss Skeels wore a bridal gown of white beaded | crepe, and carried a bouquet of | white sweetheart roses. | Following the ceremony, a wedding breakfast was served at the home of the bride, sixteen guests being pres- | ent. Out-of-town guests at the wed- | ding were: Mrs. J. W. Murphy, mo- | ther of the groom, his brother, Ter- | ence Murphy, his niece, Mary Jean Deverell, all of Bordulac, and his cousin, Emmett Murphy of Minne- apolis. Mr. and Mrs. Murphy left by car | this morning for a trip to Rich- mond, Va., and they also expect to| it Washington, D. C., New York ity, Buffalo, Detroit, and other places. They will be gone for three weeks and will be at home to their friends about Oct. 15, at 206 Main! Street. Mrs. Murphy completed her school work at Adrian, Mich., after which she attended the LaCrosse Normal school, at LaCrosse, Wis., for two years, and last year she | attended the University of Northj Dakota. She is a member of the North. Dakota chapter of Delta Gamma, Mr. Murphy, who is secretary of | the State Securities Commission, is a graduate of the University of North Dakota. Teachers To Be Honored At Tea A tea will be given Saturday in honor of the -teachers in the Bis- marck schools, with the members of the Business and Professional Wom- an's club acting as hostesses. The high hour will be from 3 to 6, Saturday afternoon, the tea to be given at the, club .rooths. . The September ac- tivities committee is in charge, and ig planning. an interesting program, ‘| All club “members, are. urged ‘to come and meet: the. teac DR. BOUTELLE TO BE IN _.. MICHIGAN Dr. Laurg E, Bouielle, who for sev- eral years: has been with the North Dakota state board of public welfare and: health, and who is well known ‘throughout’ the state, has accepted a position with the Michigan state board’ of health, and will do’ field work, with headquarters at Lansing. The position carries with it a sub: stantial inerease in salary. Dr. ‘Boutele spent the summer” months, sinte . leaving “here. in April, in ‘Minnesota’ and South Dakota. Miss Edith Olson, who’ was ‘her assistant here, has received an appointment as state supervising nurse in South Da- kota. FORMER BISMARCK PEOPLE VISIT HERE d Mrs. J. Hebner and her daughter, Miss Dale Presley, of Omaha, Neb. formerly of this city, are iting i the ei Miss Presley is the guest of Miss Lillian Rigler, and Mrs. Heb- ner is staying at the home of her daughter, Mrs, D. Harcke. They ex- pect to leave on Saturday for thei home. LEGION AURITIARN: TO MEET TO- ‘ . . NIGH! The American Legion auxiliary will meet tonight at 8, in the Association of Commerce rooms, The reports of the delegates to the state convention will be given, and all members are urged to attend. TO CHICAGO Miss Florence Bergquist of Under- wood, and Miss Gladys Candee of Gladstone, who have been in the city for a short time visiting friends, left this morning for Chicago, where they will take a one year course at the Evangelical Institute. VISIT HERE Mrs. Frank Ryan and her mother, Mrs. ‘Thomas Cunningham, of Ta- coma, h., have been guests for a few days at the John Maaésen Sr., home, en route to Fort Dodge, Ia., where they will visit for a time. They ,Jeave this afternoon. SHORT Mr. and Mee me a Sechrest, of Sheridan, Wy., spent a short time in the city, en routé to St. Paul, where they will attend the national con- vention of the American Legion, LEAVES TO ATTEND COLLEGE Martin Gronvold of Crookston, who hag been here during the summer, left this morning for Grand Forks, where he will attend the University of North Dakota. TO KENTUCKY Miss Mary Agnes Gordon of Wash- burn leaves today. for Lexington, Ky., where she will attend the University 6f Kentucky. Miss Gordon will be graduated from that institution in June. “LADIES AID. MEETS The fourth division of the M. E. ladiew:aid will meet with Mrs. Henry jurman, 19 West Rosser street, to- morrow afternoon. ON TWO WEEKS VACATION Miss Alice Cunz is enjoying a two weeks vacation from her duties at the tern Union office. HOMESTEADERS LODGE MEETS The Homesteaders lodge. will hold their reguler meeting aiid ‘] Thuriday, evening, at the A. 0, U, W. THE BISMARCK eet THE CAPITAL’S CHOICE Helen G, Sweeny will represent the And s City bathing beauty pageant. of Washington in the Atlantic e doesn’t wear her hair bobbed either, hall, at 8:15, ed to attend. All members are urg- STATE SECRETARY OF THE REBEKAH LODG Mrs. Georgia M. Packard left today for St. Paul, where she will meet the delegates who are going to the sovereign grand lodge of I. 0. O. F. at Jacksonville, Fla, which meets there the week beginning Sept. 15. Mrs. Lenora Holmes of Inkster, is the official, Rebekah ‘delegate from North Dakota. Special cars will take the delegates, from Chicago to Jack- sonville. Short stops will be made at Chatdnvoga, and one or two other places on the A side trip to Cuba has b gates. M Packard about October 1. will return DANCING: PARTY. AT COUNTRY CLUB The employees of ‘the’ State Insur- ance department and’ their friends were the guests ‘of. S.A. Olsness, at the Country’ Club.’ Dancing and cards furnished . the -entertainment for the evening,- Refreshments. were served at midnight ‘at small tables in the. dining: room.; Japanese ‘lan- terns decorated the rooms attractive- ly. Fifty-ihtee guests were present. ATTEND TAX ASSICIATION MEET C. C. Converse, tax commissioner, and Lyman Baker, deputy tax com- mis<‘oner, expect to leave on Friday for St. Louis, where they will attend the Notional Tax Association meet- ing, which opens on Sept. 15, Mr. Converse is a member of the national committee on highway finance. TO TUESDA‘ BRIDGE CLUB MEETS The members of the Tuesday Bridge club were entertained yester- day afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. I. Huyck. Honors weré won by “SLENDERNESS A FEATURE Here -is..a gown that specializes in sienderness. On a velvet sheath with the surplice neckline is imposed a band of white satin with ‘an ap- plique ‘design of black crepe heavily beaded. The. band is as wide as the skirt itself and is slightly draped n planned for the dele-| Mrs. A. E. | Myhre. Brink _ and Mrs. C. A. ENTERTAIN FOR HOUSE GUEST AND COUSIN A. Hyland was hostess to oung women Monday eve- Mrs, J. ning complimenting her house guest, [Miss Jennie Jenson of Seattle, and |her cousin, Miss Stella Rognlie of | Minnewaukan, who recently accept- ed a position in Bismarek. The eve- ning was spent informally, the guests having brought their sewing. At 11 light refreshments were ser- |ved. Mrs, Hyland wa ed dur- alia Jac- ing the evening by Miss Th Jenson expects to leave on y for Esmond, where’ she will |visit for a time before leaving for |her home. PROGRESSIVE’ MOTHERS CLUB MEETS Jacob Yeusley was hostess! y afternoon to the Progres- | sive Mothers club, the meeting being devoted to the study of child’ train- ing, which will be continued in later meetings. Roll call was responded to with current events, Mrs. George Tekippe, read a paper on the train- ing of children between the ages of one and ‘six years, and the round | table discussion was based on ° the! main topic. | Refreshments: ~ were served at the close of the afternoon. LUTHERAN LADIES AID MEETS The Ladies aid society of the First | Lutheran church will meet in’ the} church parlors at 2:30 tomorrow afternoon. The hostesses will be Mrs, Jason. An invitation to attend iextended to all. is ENTERTAINS FOR FATHER Mrs. E. A, Hughes entertained at dinner Monday night, in honor of her father, J. D. Wakeman, the occa- ; sion being his birthday anniversary. There were eight guests. Following the dinner, the guests enjoyed the picture at the Eltinge. VISIT HERE Mr. and Mrs, Roy Reff and chil- dren of Perham, Minn., are here visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Reff and Mrs. Minnie Reff, Mrs. Minnie Reff will return to Perham with them. RETURN FROM LAKES P. J. Meyer left today for Valley City, where he will meet his wife, and Mrs. Meyer’s mother, Mrs. R. D. Hoskins, who have been spending the summer at the lakes. ‘shipment arrived this morn- ling at Klein’s Toggery. Electric | Cookery. Is Better Cookery. The Weather Fair tonight and Thurs- day. Cooler tonight, probably light frost. Successful Men Wear Good Clothes: at the side to add a certain grace| and irregularity. The white satin fills inthe deen Vv. speehiine me deep: armholes, | H. Nelson and Mrs, Carl Eli-! TRIBUNE BARNES ENTERTAINS ank Barnes entertained yesterd afternoon to Mrs, A. D. Anderson of Belling- ham, Wash, and Mrs, Thomas C. Madden. Decorations were carried out in yellow and white. Bridge was played at three tables. Mrs. A.C, Wilkinson of Mandan | won the high score, and the guest {prizes were presented to Mrs. An- derson and Mrs, Madden. Refresh- jments were served at five, after the who has been the Jeuest of her brother, Max Kupitz, and her cousin, Mrs. William Me Donald of Mandan, for some time, leaves tomorrow ’ for Minneapol where she will visit for ten day and will then return here for short time. Anderson, a ATTENDS CONCORDIA COLLE & n Monson left on Monday | for Moorhead, Minn., where he en-}{ rollea at the Concordia Colleg is a junior this year, having attended |" j the University of Minnesota for two years | TO JACKSONVILLE Theo, Koffel left today for Jack- | sonville, Fla, where he will attend | the meeting of the sovereign grand lodge of the 1. 0. O. F,, for the week, | Sept. 15 to 20. | TO OMAHA Mrs. R. M. Bergeson and baby will leave tonight for Omaha, Neb., wher she will be the guest of her sister, | Mrs. I. J. Lough, for several weeks, | RETUR FROM VISIT i Miss Mildred Eger has returned! from a two weeks visit with friends | ckinson, and with her parents anch near Manning. DANCING WINS PRIZE sther Katz formerly of B: ck, won a prize for her dancing | Labor Day celebration held at! BIRTHDAY CLUB MEETS Valter MeDonald hostess y to the members of the club at their regular meeting Birthday monthly RETURNS FROM OHIO | Mrs. Joseph Breslow returned last | night from Columbus, Ohio, where she has been for the past five weeks. TURN FROM TRIP her Monson and Ida El- e returned from a weeks trip to the Yellowstone Park. TO TEACH IN STERLING Miss Gertrude Smith left on Sun-! day for Sterling, where she will teach during the coming year. TO MINNEAPOLIS Mrs. (, E, SteWshouse will leave tonight for a weeks visit in Minnea- polis AT BACKOO. PF. FE. MeCurdy is spending a week at Backoo, N. D. on business. City Phone Ladies’ pleating. | Cleaners and Dyers. | “KEEPING WELL— An NR Tablet | (a vegetable aperient) taken at night will help keep you well, by in compliment | I | night, j will ha | morning. (oe 1 a toning and strengthening your di- gestion and elimination, NT JUNIORS—Littlo Me the regular dose. Made Jof St. Paul, announce the birth of a baby girl, Mrs. Loomis is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. C, Boise. Marian is the name chosen for the baby, DOCTORS ARRIVE S f Rochester, and y of St. Paul ar- rived at noon today, and will be the house guests of Dr. and Mrs. V. J. LaRose. Dr. Judd and Dr. Rams: among the distin- | guished visitors at the enth annual meeting of Dakota State Medical in St. Alexius Hospital Admitted for treatment to the St. Alexius hospital: Mrs. Charles Fur- Wishe Daniel Wescott, azelton, 3 America Thompson, Ruth Irvine, Linton, association, CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR MEETS An important meeting of Chris- tian Endeavor will be held tomorrow t the Presbyterian church, Officers will be elected, ind reports given, All members are urged to he present. ged: Mrs, Albert Moench, ry, Mrs. Edward Rusche and haby yirl, Wing, Miss Esther Schultz, City, Mrs. P. J. Kennedy, Hebron, John Klasen, Glen Ullin, and Frede- rick H. Peterson, City. Hirths: A baby boy was born to Mr. und Mrs. Melvin Steen, City. TO HAVE RUMMA The Nonpartisan Women's #1 rummage sale Saturday BISMARCK HOSPITAL Admitted for treatment to the Bis- hospital: Schroeder, Pingree, Mrs. Peterson, Turtle Lake, Mrs. Steiger, Hebron, J. H. Breum, ic, Saginaw, Mich., Mrs. John Hill, Roseglen. Discharged: Fred Remien, Fred- | onia, Clifford Wilson, and baby boy, Carso Louis Sperling, Kulm, Emil Lapp, Beulah, Albert. Blum- Hardt, Carson, Virgil Goddard, city, William Baltzer, City, William Es- form in the parade on the evening rn tenger, Ashley 5 b of Defense Day. The parade call Weck Ce ee at : Abie swimming pool at 6 f CITY. 'Y NEWS” Resigns Position Young has resigned as pres- of the Bismarck Advertising use of press of other du- ties, Asked so Parade Members of the American Legion have been asked to appear in uni- m, Announce Birth of and Mrs. Charles H Tailor-made Suits at Ready- jmade prices. Klein’s Tog- | Sery. WEBB BROTHERS “MERCHANDISE OF MERIT ONLY” MISS ANN DOUGLAS of the S. H. CAMP & CO. Will Be Here For Three Days— Thursday, Friday and Saturday, To Demonstrate The CAMCO REDUCING CORSET And Will Gladly Give You Any De- sired Information As To Proper Cor- seting As Well As Demonstrate The Superior Qpalities of This Wonderful Reducer. irl Mr. Loomis Graceful and Regal Dignity is revealed in the larger figure through the scien- tifically modeled designs of the CAMCO corset; made so from a thorough under- standing of the needs of the feminine figure. COME IN EARLY AND LET MISS DOUGLAS SHOW YOU YOUR SPECIAL MODEL, PAGD,; THREE Important regular meeting of the American Legion Aux- iliary at the Association of |Commerce rooms at 8 p. m. jtonight. The reports of the delegates to the state conven- | tion will be given { | | | i The shortest distance to happy feet Come toour store for a pair of Arch Preserver Shoes. Comfortable; stylish, Keep Your Bob Up-To-Date Your bobbed hair must be frequently cared for to be kept really becoming. 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