The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 11, 1924, Page 3

. v ¢ ¥ Hl i { ‘ { : THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER, 11, 1924 Social and Personal | Girls Leaving For College Are Honored Sixteen sororities and ten colleges were represented last evening at the Pan Hellenic party given at the ntry Club. Thirty-one women t present. The honor guests wefe © who are returning to college fall, being Misses Gwendolyn ch, Lucille Hall, Marion Staley, y Agnes Gordon, Charlotte Lo- Josephine Nuchols and Sylvia Corsages of sweet peas were ented them, ipper was served at 6:30, after th a program of stunts was en- d. Bridge was played at six es, Miss Cecile Baldwin winning) Out of town guests 2 Misses Glenna Travis and es Jones who are teaching in dan this year, Mary Agnes Gor- of Washburn, and Odina Olson, is the guest in Bismarck of her nts. ‘ mimitted) in charge of the even- arrangements were: supper mittee, Mrs. F. A. Copelin, chair- , and Misses Agnes Orr, and er Staley; entertainment com- ec, Misses Hazel Nielson, Mar- t Welch and Mrs. L. V. Miller. next meeting will be held the y part of next month, and will luncheon. Miss Agnes Orr, pre- at, appointed Misses Agnes Par- , Lucille Allen, and Lucille Lahr lake arrangements for the meet- high score. te following were present at the y last night: ts. F. A. Copelin, Kappa Alpha a, University of Minnesota; 2s Orr, Pi. Beta Phi, George hington University; Lucille Hall Marion Staley, Delta Gamma, ‘ersity of North Dakota; Gwen- n and Margaret Welch, Josephine aols, Hazel B. Nielson and Mrs. . Miller, Alpha Phi, University forth Dakota; Mary Agnes Gor- Kappa Delta, University of Ken- y; Charlotte Logan, Alpha Chi ga, University of North Dakota; p Hendershott and Esther E. or, Alpha Chi Omega, Universi- f Minnesota; Sylvia Sell, Lucille n, and Agnes Parsons, Gamma Beta, University of North Dako- Carleta A, Haugh, Kappa Gamma, jlebury, Vermont; — Margaret Alpha Xi Delta, University a; Odina B. Olson, and Lillian Budge, Kappa Alpha Theta, Uni- ity of North Dakota; Esther Sta- Chi Omega, University of Minn- a; Clara Tatley, Kappa Alpha ta, Northwestern; Glenna Mae ri nd Dorothy Blanding, Delta , University of North Dakota; es E. Jones, Sigma Kappa, Uni- ity of Minnesota; Madge Runey, ia Gamma Delta, University of nesota; Mrs. J. H. Morrison, Pi 1 Phi, Iowa State College; Doro- Dakin, Alpha Sigma Alpha, Colo- » Teachers College; Cecile Bald- Delta Delta Delta, Nebraska e University; Lucille Lahr, Phi 1, Northwestern. BISMARCK RESIDENT ERS ARMY COLLEGE has been received from Mr. 's. Lloyd Crowell of Toepka, sas, that they have entered the ation Army Training college, and take the army course. Mrs. vell is the daughter of Mr. and M. O, Agre on Seventh street. 4 ~ :MER GUESTS LEAVE r. and Mrs. H. A. Saetre of St. ‘left Tuesday for South Dakota, r several days here as the guest = 1eir daughter and son-in-law, Mr, Mrs. F. G. Schnecker. They are eling by car. VISITS DAUGHTER McPhee of the state auditors 2 is enjoying a two weeks vaca- a He will spend some time as guest of his daughter, Mrs. R. E. ason of Fargo. HERE FOR A FEW DAYS iss Evelyn Harvey of Grand is the guest of Mrs. Norman s. She arrived here last night, expects to be here for several RETURNS FROM FARM dge S. L, Nuchols returned yes- ay from Fort Rice, where he has 1 supervising threshing on his 1 for several days. HERE YESTERDAY ts. A. Westcott of Hazelton spent erday in Bismarck visiting ads and shopping. « FROM MENOKEN Gierlkex and Henry Miller of oken were business visitors in city yesterday. _———— NY, — The Weather Mostly fair tonight and Friday. Lava Grey Suits * Overcoats Bergeson’s QUALITY ; | STYLE | _ ECONOMY Visiting Women Entertained By. Local Doctors Wives Visiting women doctors, and wives of the doctors attending the vention here, were the guests at a tea given yesterday at the home of Mrs. N. O. Ramstad. The hostesses were the wives of Bismarck doctors. Mrs. W. H. Bodenstab and Mrs. C. E. Stackhouse poured. In the evening the visitors enjoyed the picture “The Covered Wagon” at the Eltinge, after which they were entertained at the M. W. Roan home, decorated with a profusion of cos- mos. A delightful musical program was given, Mrs, Frank Barnes sing- ing several songs, accompanied by Mrs. Roan. A drive around the city was a fea- ture of this mornings program.— At one the women were guests at lunch- eon at the Country Club. The visi- tors include Mrs. Colin Campbell of Ashley, Mrs. W. F. Sihler and daugh- ter Kathleen of Devils Lake, Mrs. , Gordon, and daughter Mary Agnes of Washburn, Mrs, F. E. Clough of Lead, S. D., Dr. Elizabeth Rindlaub of Fargo, Mrs. Carpenter of Fargo, Mrs. Harold Winchester of Hazelton, Mrs. H. B. Huntley of Leonard, and Mrs. H. G. Woutat of Grand Forks. con- ENTERTAIN FOR FORMER RESIDENT Mrs. William DeGraff of Wash- burn, a fornfr resident of Bismarck, who is the guest of friends here, was the honor guest at a party given by Mrs. J. B. Belk, who entertained in- formally. The afternoon was spent in conversation, refreshments being served at about five. Mrs. Belk was assisted by Mrs, E. L. Faunce. On Tuesday, Mrs. E. L. Faunce was hostess in Mrs. DeGraff's honor at bridge. Mrs, Henry Tatley of Holly- wood shared honors with Mrs. De- Graff. The high scores at bridge were won by Mrs. Logan and Mrs. Orchard. The honor guests were presented with guest prizes. VISIT FORMER BISMARCK PEOPLE Mrs. Cora S. McLean and son, Lester returned from their summer vacation. Among, different old time friends they visited were Mr. and Mrs, William M. Pye of Faribault, Minnesota, formerly of this city. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Pye wish to be re- membered to all old time friends. Mr, Robert Pye, their son is mar- ried and has two fine sons, 10 and 12 years old. Mr. Robert is in busi- ness in Faribault. Mr. and Mrs. Pye live in the summer time at their. fine lake home. The winter time they spend in the South. DELPHIANS MEET The Delphians will hold their first meeting of the year on Friday. Sept. 12, at 9:30 a. m. at the McKenzie. Mrs. George Ebert will be the leader. The program follows: | * Greek drama, Miss Carrie Haugen; Aeschylus, Mrs, Harvey Harris; story of Promotheus, Mrs. D. J. Me- Gillis; story of Agamemnon, Mrs. E. P. Quain; the drama of Promoth- eus, Miss Lucille Dahl; a dramatic reading by Mrs. Newton and Mrs. C. W. Ritterbush. 6 VISIT SON HERE Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Julius of Coun- cil Bluffs, Ia., are the guests here of their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. N. F, Julius. They will spend several weeks here, and will then motor to Minneapolis and var- Life THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE ious Minnesota cities to visit rela-;days, visiting Frank Sinner, who is | ¢——————-. tives before returning to their home. RETURN AFTER SUMMER'S ABSENSE Mr. and Mrs. W. F. McGraw, who have been out of the city all sum- mer, returned to their home yester- day. Mrs. McGraw has been visiting her family at Lake City, Minn., and Mr. McGraw has been in Pembina, N. D. on business. VISIT OLD FRIENDS HERE Mr. and Mrs. Ed Albertson of De- troit will leave tonight for their home, after visiting friends here for Several Gays on Wneir recurn trom a trip to the Yellowstone National Park, and to Colorado Springs, Colo. Mr. Albertson is a former Bismarck resident, and is well known here. TO RESIDE ON FOURTH STREET Dr. and Mrs. H. C. Anderson will reside in the Phillip R. Webb house, 705 Fourth street, during the win- ter, Mrs. Anderson recently arrived in Bismarck, Dr. Anderson having been a member of the Quain Ramstad clinic for the last three months. RETURN FROM TRIP Paul Halloran and Paul Homan re- turned on Tuesday from a two weeks trip to Cleveland, Ohio where they visited relatives, and other eastern cities. They went to Minneapolis by car, making the remainder of the trip by train and boat. STOPS HERE FOR SHORT VISIT C. B. Harris of Seattle, western coast manager of the Security Ad- justment company of Minneapolis, was a guest today of Mr. and Mrs. George B. Harris, on his way to Minneapolis. RELIEF CORPS MEMBERS TO BE IN PARADE Members of the Woman's Relief Corps are requested to meet at the Grand Pacific hotel, at 6 p. m. Fri- day to take part in the Defense Day parade. TO ATTEND CONVENTION Miss Mary Brady of Carrington, who has been the guest of Mrs. A. E. Brink for several days, left this morning for St. Paul, where she will attend the American Legion conven- tion. VISIT HERE ‘Mrs. H. E. Horton and Mrs, Kiite Stoker of Beardstown, Ill, are the guests of Mrs. Horton's niece, Mrs. L. H. Rolfe, Eighth street. They will be here for several days. TO CHICAGO Harry Wagner and Glen Waldron left today by car for Chicago, where they will visit for some time. Mr. Waldron will spend the winter in the east. + TO VISIT HOME HERE Dr. James - Logan of Colorado Springs, Colo., will arrive today, to visit several weeks with his mother and family here. ON FISHING TRIP Edward S. Allen, states attorney, left yesterday for the Minnesota lakes, where he will enjoy a ten day vacation fishing. REBEKAHS MEET The regular meeting of the Reoe- kah lodge will be held tomorrow night at the Odd Fellows hall at 8 o'clock. VISIT FRIENDS Miss Agnes Jones and Miss Gien-| na Travis, teachers in the Mandan schools, were guests in Bismarck yes- terday. VISIT HERE Miss Anna Sinner and Mrs. Frank Sinner of Fargo are here for a few The Out-door is the healthy life—but to get the full joy of it you must eat foods that are not fat-building or heat-making—foods that build muscle and are rich in the life-giving mineral salts. Shred- ded Wheat is the ideal summer food, because it is so easily served, so easily digested and so rich in real nutriment. It is ready-cooked and ready-to-eat —a wife-saver in summer. Two biscuits with milk make a perfect meal and cost but a few cents. ill in a locat hospital. FOREIGN MISSIONARY SOCIETY ELECTS OFFICERS Mrs. W. C. Cashman was elected president of the Women’s Foreign Missionary society, of the Methodist church, at the meeting held on Tuesday at the home of Mrs. A. W. Cook. Other officers elected were: vice president, Mrs, H. S. Lobach; treasurer, Mrs. ,F. H. Register; sec- retary, Mrs. William Noggle; cor- responding secretary, Mrs. George Register; supervisor of Kings Her- alds, Miss Judith Rue, and Mrs. C. W. ‘Ritterbush, supervisor of the Little Light Bearers. The Standard Bearers have not chosen their super- visor yet. Mrs, Cashman was in charge of the meeting on Tuesday. Mrs. S. F. Halfyard was elected sec- retary of the mite box, the annual opening of which occurred at the meeting. RETURNS FROM ABROAD night after an absence of several weeks ‘during which she attended the World Sunday School convention in Scotland, and made a tour of England and the continent. VISIT HERE Mr. and Mrs. Lowell H. Brown of Mitchell, S. D., are the guests of friends here while on their way to the coast. They are traveling by car. CATHOLIC SOCIETY MEETS The Woman’s Catholic missionary society will meet at the home of Mrs. E. A. Anderson, 723 Fifth street, tonight at 8 p, m. RETURNS TO DETROIT Katherine Kohler left for her home in Detroit today, after spend- ing ten days at ‘the J. A. Kohler home. FROM MOTT Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Schantz of Mott were in the city yesterday shop- ping, and visiting frienc Nonpartisan Woman’s Club will hold a Rummage Sale in the Laskin Building, Satur- day morning. Cook by Electricity. Cleaner, Safer and Cheaper. CORSET Every Camco Corset with its exclusive and unus.al features, guides the body into a beau- tiful symmetry of con- tour. Guard against the un- happy results of just any kind of support and find the Camco for yourtype. There is a CAMCO for every type of woman. Webb “MERCHANDISE Miss Bertha Palmer returned last |~ PAGE THREE —_ aahweee Th NEWS | [ae | Optometry Examination | CITY R. E. Bonham, local member of dence showed that Otto, passing the North Dakota State Board ot} Paris, Sept. 11.—Stephane Otto] himself variously as a son of Maet: | Optometry wishes to call attention| the Belgian Koepenick, who while | : of Optometrists to the examination | representing himself as a speci: to be held in Fargo, at the Waldorf Hotel on October 1 and 2, providing enough candidates file their appli-| the presence of his troops at Cob- cations at least five days prior to|lenz sometime ago, has been senten- the date of examination. Those interested in taking the ex- amination are requested to commun- icate with L. J. Anderson, secretary | of the board, N. W. Bank Building, i Grand Forks, N. D., or with the lo- | i cal member of the board. —=_ Bismarck Hospital Admitted for treatment to the Bismarck hospita Miss Catherine Schafield, Hens- ler§ Lela Burchell, Underwood; Hey- bert Schulz, Washburn; A. O, Arn- | MeVille. | rged: Mrs. J. D. Thomson, | Carson; Miss Ina Gustafson, Lelane | Saylor, Underwood; Mrs. Albert Dickter, Venturia, and George Jor- genson, Steele. Births: Born to Mr. and Mrs. J. Bachman, Englevale, a baby boy. St. Alexius Hospital Admitted for treatment to the St., | | Alexius hospital: Mrs. Jacob Baker, Timmer; Dennis ; Geil, Linton; Wilbert Hermes, Glen Ulin. | Discharged: Robert Nelson, cit: Mrs. Carl W. hmidt and baby bo Glen Ullin; Sylvester Otto Schmidt, Glen Ullin, and Albert Nicholson, ! Moffit | Births: Born to Mr. and Mrs. E gene Wachter, city, yesterday, a b: by girl. | Fresh shipment of young Minnesota Cat-fish readv for the pan. Central Meat Mar- ket. { DR.M.E. BOLTON Osteopathic Physician 1194, 4th St. Telephone 210 Bismarcl:, N. D. GLADIOLI Friday and Saturday Special $1.00 2 dozen $1.50 delivered To win new customers we are offering these beautiful flowers at an unusual price. They are all well budded and freshly cut, and will last a long time with proper care. 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