The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 6, 1924, Page 5

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1924. {C. J. Meyers, 203-W. , |= a » } ey 8 i evening at 8 o'clock, e — Some | Social and Per. ‘sonal | CITY NEWs { Parents of Boy ? me ; " | Dephian Chapter W.C. T.U. to Give {bom to Mtr. and ars. c. 5. sotn-|] AT THE MO’ aie, . son, a son, November 5, at the S To Meet Friday Jubilee Banquet) sess Hespitat. "The ame chosen — aa jis Jackie, he ‘DelphianijChapter “willimect||_. The Jubilee Banddetiof the WiC. |i ie iss Scenes on Friday morning, November 7, in} 7 U. will be held itt the Methodist | arents of Girl the Rotary Room of the MecKenzie| Church Friday evening, November 7.| iy and Mrs. Thorvald Thorson | : Hotel with the following program| the laren ine toh eee erat, {are the parents of a baby girl, born se salnnergcne WU AUST MO iC Hy home, 519 sixteenth street, prepared: 4 will be given ‘ oust Mistress..Mrs, L. F. Crawford Mra, Ritterbush. iscences of Early Times... | Commidia dell’ Arte”—Mrs.| |... Mrs. Florence Davis Quain. Then and Now—M The Interlude as Exemplified in| solos Sir Thomas Moore~Miss Jackson. | By the S “The Four P's"—Mrs. Breslow. |... “The Masque”---Mrs, Grady. Oh Heart of Mine. Dramatic Leader--Mrs, J. C Tay-| The Future and W. | 44 lor—The Shepher | Sunday evening, Parents of Lady Mickelson, twell know Janice Marguerite. “THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE' st Thayer, this{ woods; Master Kindon Black Hawk, Elbowoods. Birth: Mrs. Chester Johnson, buby born tod: zelton, age 7. = AT THE CAPITOL },,Mike Donlin is in the movies The lure of the studio made this j inevitable. Among other redoubt- able athletes who succumbed to it re Norman Selby, better known a id” MeCoy, pugilist, and Mauri ;“Lefty” Flynn, one of the best football players that Yale ever turned out. Mike has been cast in . G. B. Newcomb | A baby daughter was born to Mr.|the role of Chet Connors, in sup- Mrs, Regan {2nd Mrs. W. D. Leady at their home | port of Tom Mix in the William Fox in Ogden, Utah, November 2. Mrs.| production, “The Trouble Shoote will be remembered as Mar-| Baseball fans will remember when in|the hard-hitting Donlin roved the ity. The baby is to be called | center field territory for the Giants and how Mike’s hard hitting helped First Nymph —-Miss Lucile Dahl. | jubilee Cake Ceremon: | we to win the pennants for John Me- . Second Nymph—Mrs. Ebert. Herald cate Bismarck Hospital Graw in 1904 and 1905. i n Third Nymph—Mrs, Jansonius. Voice of aso NS Admitted to the Bismarck hospi-| Since leaving baseball Donlin h Fenecer—Mrs. Newton. Smith. tal for treatment: devoted his time to the stage, play Chorus—Mrs, Melntyre. Spirit. of Prohibition—Miss Ruta| John Ellwein, Krem; G. C. Shaper, |ing: in yaudeville and several of the 412 Echo--Mrs. Penner. Rowley. jHalliday; Mrs. Geo. Ims, Almont; je legitimate productions. : Color Bearer--Miss Margaret Johti-|Martin Jacobson, Bentley; Mrs. C.| “The Trouble Shooter” opens a TO SPEND SOME TIME HERE Mrs. J. M. Devine arrived in Bis- turday ev A. Stoddard, Flash Cha “Some Glad Day"—Mrs. John | Wiebke, Almont; Mrs *. Peter: L, Hughes. Mandan; Ernestine F ied by her daughters eee L. C, Netson, Almon Miss Helen Devine and Mr. WEDNESDAY STUDY CLUB MEETS |Reisnauer, Center Kell. Mr. Kell will remain for a visit The Wednesday Study club met|fred; Ellis Jenness, before returning to Chicago, where] yesterday afternoon at the home of John Leach, Dodge; Mrs. Mr, since their marriage the last January. Mrs, Kell will j there later. Mr, Devine has the residence of Mrs. N. L. Call on| which was held at Minot. . Avenue A, where they will make their] tha Palmer gave an interesting talk home for some months. upon the Art Department of the Fed- M. F nd of| gram being given. Mrs. S. Johnson | Wilton. n him] gave her report of the North Dakota| Dis mond Martin, Hensler; Alf: CURR T EVENTS CLUB MEETS ies of famo The Current Events Club met yes-| saw while ing the art galleri terd ternoon at the home of| in Europe. A social hour followed|Fred Iverson, Mott; Ole Rud, New! tion: M M. Register with a fine] the completion of the program. F. C. Stucke, city; M 2 program as follow Sale Bryce Tysy . Roll Call. ..Current: Events CLUB ENJOYS SOCIAL ap; Mrs. Charles Schafer, Schafe Know Your Own Country: Recent Arehaclogical D the Continent of Amer R. Simpson, The Senior Immediate club of the ——— so: Methodist Episcopal church held its | St. Alexius Hospital first meeting at the home of Edna ; Hall, Wednesday evening. Officers , pital for treatment: Book Review.....Mrs, Mary McLean | were elected as follows: President, Mrs. F. J. Humburt, Ma Refreshments rveq at the | Edna ; Vice-President, Marian | Pe . Klassen, Glen Ulin close of the program. Ackerman; Treasurer, Genevi Grief, Mandan; Betsy Mu Rue. After the business was at- H. Keller, FORTNIGHTLY CLUB MEETS tended to, games were played and i The Fortnightly Club met yester-| refreshments were served by Mrs day afternoon with Mrs. N. 0. Ram-| Hall, assisted by her daughter, El- veries on Hrs. C. | Goodric Hoff; se Sautner, Dodge. 4 stad, with a program consisting of | len. Mrs. Mic Current Event topics and a paper | eS Bodnar, Philadelph “William Wetmore Story and Hi: IN CITY TODAY | y Bridget Smith, Bur ¥ Works” given by Mrs. Ni le. Miss Nellie Dance, teacher of Flor- | Mabelle Crawford, Har M ake District, is in the city for|to Becker, As RRINGTON | medical attention. | Smith urator of the His- and baby left this morning for | IN CITY YE Erdman, } Carrington, where he will join Major | Mr. Greenan of ( Neideffer, Wright and several others, who are | was in the city woods; making explorations around the rks Nest. | MISSIONARY -- The Women’s Catholic Missionar: TO GIVE LEAP YEAR DANCE | Society will meet at the home of Mrs.} The Daughters of Norway will give a Leap Year dance Friday evening at the A.0. U. W. hall. Tickets are $1.00, which includes supper. The } public is cordially invited. i Alice —~O& ey TKNOWLES THe JEWELERY BISMARCK,N.DAK DIAMONDS." JEWELRY DIAMONDS DIAMOND MOUNTED, WATCHES AND JEWELRY Our newest creations in Diamend mounted jewelry certainly will please you. They express the ortginal- ity and individuality ) apparent in jewe in this store. We also have a splendid assortment of loose di monc's, and the newst in di: mond settings which we can set your diamonds in. Get. posted on diamonds as to price, cutting and Qualit: then come to us, we are sure we can please you. F. A. KNOWLES Jeweler— Bismarck . The house of ky : Wedding Ri LEAVES FOR TEXAS TO ATTEND : CONVENTION i L Doctot Towne left this morning for | Dallas, Texas, where he will attend the dentists convention being held } there November 10, LEAVE ‘tO VISIT IN WISCON' i : Mr. and Mrs, J. M. Neuliag 0 : ger, N. left this morni | ys4 Visconsin, where they will visit with | relatives. | 2eW NG TONIGHT ‘2 There will be a Doctors Staff? meet 1C or ing at the St. Alexius Hospital this | STAFF M evening at 8 o'clock. i H RED SEAL RECORDS | Aut Fitigeln des Gesanges (On Wings of Seng) (Heine-Mendelesohn) with Ptaene In German Julia Culp Es muss ein Wunderberes sein (/¢ Mut Be Wonderfal) (von Redwits-Lisst) | wth Piene In German Julia Culp Victor Record No. 1041, 10-inch 1 fn Autumn (En Automne) (Mosrkowski) Plane Sele Ocsip Gabrilewitech (Selumana) Piono Sole B Ocsip Gabrilewitsch ' Vietwe Record No. 1042, 10-inch ; Ovelle—Salce! Salce! (Willow Song) (Verdi) In Itelian Resa Penselle -Ave Maria. (Heil, Mery) i (Weed) In Htalten Rosa Penselle Vietor Record No. 6474, 12-inch | PIPE. ORGAN SOLOS Fremmerei (Reverie) (Schumann) Andantine (Edwin H. Lemare) Beth by Mark Andrews | ‘Victor Reseed Neo. 19472, 10-inch { i MELODIOUS INSTRUMENTAL | IL Were King—Overture (Sis'Kele Rot) | (Adam) Vieter Orchestra for (The Mute frem Portiet) (Auber) Vietor Vietor Receed No. 35747, 12-imels Vda Red with socal refrain Old Joe Clark | with secal eefrain Beth by Fiddlin’ Powers ond Family Victor Record No. 19434, 10-inch LIGHT VOCAL SELECTIONS Ne One Knows What It’s All About y The Weather ‘with Ubutale end Plone Frank Cramit Oh! Didn't It Rain Mostly cloudy tonight. Continued cold. | The Pal I Loved Stele the Gal That I Loved ‘: Lewis Jame ‘The Ten Commandments of Love Lewis James Viewor Record Ne. 19475, 10-inch { DANCE RECORDS — | Elisa—Fer Trot Dee Wacka Deo—Fex Tret seco! refrain bs Billy Murrey SATISFACTORY Both by Paul Whiternan and Hie Orchestra The tremendous pop- fictor Record Ne. 19462, 10-inch \@ ularity of American y SERVICE Trot Lady rubber reducing on ox Trot 7 garments is the result Beth by The Bensen Orchestra of Chicage 'H] of merit. One satis- is Recerd 19470, 10-inch vee Pet fied wearer recom- HOSKINS-MEYER mending them to an- 312 Main St. * Quality-Style-Economy ead, Mandan; Mrs, J.P. H. Dahl, Man-! ‘Thomas Meighan will be seen at Hensler; Mrs.| the Eltinge theatre Friday and Sat- F n-| urday in “The Confidence Man.” and Mrs. Kell have been living] Mrs. Bodenstab with a special pro-|4ticks, city; Mrs. A. W. Fagerlund, When Mr. M ul M. Graner, [fe him.” Balzer, !eral person: Ot- : : Ww. ATTENTION MASONS Friday Evening, November | there will be a special meet- | x Bismarck Lodge No. 5, A. F. & A. M., with work in the Master Mason degree. Wash- burn. Lodge will make us a return visit, they will confer | the work on one of their can-' didates. Mandan Lodge will | have their quartette over and | will give us the music. Din- “ner will be served in the Tem-| : jple Dining room at 6:30 H How Many Pounds Would You! send you a sam mm. lease arrange accord- M. H. Chernich, Master Geo. |, S. Ds Harold | 4 Lincoln, Elbo- Black Hawk, Elbo- A RUBBER REDUCING GIRDLE OF GOOD QUALITY other, even sizes only.. Exclusive Victor Dealers. |e SARAH GOLD SHOP : Bergeson Ss Gneee Wash Beery “Style Without Extravagance” ey s-|two-day engagement at the Capitol s,| theatre tonight. > an's train stop. ped in Jacksonville on the way to harged: Doran Parsons, Pick-] Palatka, where the scenes were tak- | rented | Federation of Womens Clubs mect{ardville; Mrs. H, E. Winchester,| en for the picture, he was met by Ber-| Hazelton; Jacob Walth, Richardton; | the mayor of the den-) committee of leading ed Fagestad,| crowd that numbered into the thou- | erated Clu is) d some cop-| Towner; Emil Lindner, Rosebud; | sands. i i ne |W. A. Lund, Stecle; J. W. Bellmore,| The Jacksonville “Times Union" Menoken; Alexander Schild, Dodge; | commented as follows on the recep- y, a reception izens and a greeted Jack Dempsey world’s heavy- ght champion when he landed in cksonville but that gang was not one-two-three with the mob that met Admitted to the St. Alexius hos-} Thomas Meighan, famous moving tepped from | picture ac i first trip to If Mr. Meighan had net doy hi a good sized escort it is hard . Funder to tell what would have happened While on location, Tom made sev appearances befor ia,! packed hou! nd was the guest any number of supper parties. ‘ingly. Visitors invited. Market. Coaster sets, trays, ba 411. DR.M.E. BOLTON Osteopathic Physician 1194, 4th St. Telephone 240 Bismarci:, $5.50 About half the usual price of similar garments. AMERICAN LADY Exelo Rubber REDUCING GIRDLES NEW! WELL MADE! PERFECT FITTING! MODEL 850 illustrated — of flesh color rubber, laced in back. Below the front clasp there is a soft extension fas- tened with four strong hooks and eyes. Four hose support- ers, sizes 22 to 34, $5.50 : - : Phone 566 | aster Robert Smith, Ha- [ “A large and admiring crowd, | wife and | Tender, fresh caught Min-| 11 you are thin and serawny and! 155 Gatew ta Catfish, tasty and de- | would tike to gain weight, 1 will |- Adv. ready for the pan. The latest fad — Reed — ets, stands, ete. Come and see them at 600 Ave. D. Phone Your grocer can supply you Amaizo Oil makes better cakes in less time with more economy, which fact is in itself sufficient to merit it a place in the housewife’s pantry. Amaizo is unexcelled for frying and for salad dressings, is economical, and is of such superior quality as to appeal to the woman who demands the best in preparing foods. The above recipe is taken fram the Amaizo Cook Book, which will be sent to you, free of all charge, upon request. Address: 111 W. Monroe St., Chicago, Ill. New York - AMERICAN MAIZE-PRODUCTS CO. - Chicago ~ PAGE: FIVE CREAM LAYER CAKE ee 2 eges 3 teaspoons Royal Baking Powder 1 cup sugar 1, 1, cup Amaizo 1, 13, cups flour 1 teaspoon vanilla extract Beat egg yolks well; add sugar slowly, then add Amaizo-and half the flour which has been sifted with the baking powder and salt. Add the milk and flavoring and mix well. Add the rest of the flour and stir in the egg whites which have been beaten until stiff, Bake in two greased layer tins in moi oven (400° F.) about 20 minutes; cool and put together with cream fill- ing and cover top and sides with white icing. Cream Filling 1, cup sugar 1) teaspoon vanilla extract 1 tablespoon corn starch rind of 1 orange 2 egg yolks 1, teaspoon salt 1 cup scalded milk 2 teaspoons Amaizo Mix well together sugar, corn starch and egg yolks. Add slowly to scalded milk. Cook in top of double boiler until smooth and thick, Remove from fire. Add vanilla, orange rind, salt and Amaizo. Cool and spread thickly between layers of cake. White Icing 244 cups confectioner’s sugar 2 egg whités 2 teaspoons Amaizo 1, teaspoon vanilla extract Add sugar slowly to unbeaten egg whites mixing until smooth and stiffenoughto spread. AddAmaizo and flavoring and spread on top and sides of cake. If icing is too thick, thin by addinga little cream or boiling water. Its can is rustless, dustless, easy to handle and store Like to Gain in a Week? | i Do not send any money just y Jname and add Sta, Kansas City, Buy MUMS COLL 20 tees es eee ree eeLeteeeeeLeeseeLOsEEsESIIEOO0IEDIE2008 a2 5 a r 18, KS Aa VAL IIS V7) FRIDAY AND SATURDAY We Are Offering Exceptional Values at $4.00 t0 $6.00 PER DOZEN i Never before have we been able to offer you.such fine specimens of Fall’s wonder flowers, at these attractive prices. Our supply of Pompoms and mini- ature “Mums,” too, is the best we have ever had. These are priced as low as $1.50 per bunch You will enjoy seeing our special showing of Chrysanthemums. Pay us a visit whether you intend a purchase or not. HOSKINS - MEYER {Hilton's Vitamines ‘nbsolutely FR ip our Mo. of the genuine | » to W. W. Hilton, | { | | i ' Aspirin is the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoaceticacidesicr of Sallcylicacid NVIUNHAUUEUUUUU LALLA AUUAAL SAY “BAYER ASPIRIN” —Gonddine Unless you see the “Bayer Cross” on tablets you are not getting the genuine Bayer Aspirin proved safe by millions and prescribed by physicians 24 years tor Colds Headache Neuralgia Lumbago Pain Toothache Neuritis Rheumatism Accept only “‘Bayer’’ package which contains proven directions. Handy “Bayer” boxes of 12 tablets Also bottles of 24 and 100—Druggiste. SUUIIIUIUUNUOONUN0NN000U0000004000000H0RASEUAEREESEUAAEUAGE AAA Announcement We wish to announce the opening of our new Optical Department on Sat- urday, Nov. 8th. We have completely .remodeled ou store to put in an attractive, up to date Optical department with the lat- est instruments and equipment. There will be a competent, experi- enced, registered Optical Specialist in charge prepared to take care of all your optical needs, using only first quality frames and lenses. No charge for examination. FA. KNOWLES =” Jeweler. Bismarck, : : 2 N, D. STI nnn nn TRIBUNE WANT ADS BRING RESULTS s TTT