The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 19, 1924, Page 5

rt 4 ej | > + , WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1924 Students Take Part in Various Activities The following is a roster of Bis- marck students who are taking part in various activities at the Univer- sity of North Dakota. Seventy-two staff appointments on the Dakota D: Student made by the Board of Control of Student publications, include the following: Jack Stewart, Mandan, conference editor; Marvin Thorstenson, Wash- burn, desk editor; Jerome Conway, Bismarck, assistant circulation man- reporter, Gwendolyn Welch, Y, Me A successful -Y. W. C. A. mixer was in the Univer armory, with about 400 prese Stan Stanley, nationally known “strong man” per- formed. Charlotte Logan, Bismarck, staged friday evening / ty and Duane Squir Grand Forks, avere in general charge of the af- fair. Miss Katharyn Goddard spoke in French to the French club at the regular meeting Thursday evening, on the later life of Anatole France, famous author. Other speakers on the program were Prof. Clarence Perkins, of the European history department, und Miss Cecilia Yelle, Grand Forks, president of the club, The Women’s Athletic Association will entertain the Denishawn dan- cers at a tea Wednesday afternoon, with members of the faculty, stu- dents in’ the physical education de- partment and interested downtown persons, as guests. Ted Shawn and Ruth St. Denis will give brief at the affair. Barbara Register and Hilda Hult- berg were taken into membership in the Association last week, on ac- count of their excellent work in hockey. Miss Register has been ap- pointed to serve on the entertain- ment committee which will have rge of a “Middy Dance” to be en in honor of the new members, Nov. 26. Pledges of Delta hostesses to all othe! ges at a tea Saturday afternoon, be- tween the hours of 2:30 and Miss Ruth Staley was one of the three girls in charge of the affair. Gamma were orority pled- Charles Gobel spent the week end visiting in Reynolds. Archibald Olson of Mandat to- gether with four other men, will be initiated into Scabbard and Blade, military i ut the ser- vices to be hi E ov. 27. Immediate! fter the initiation cer- emonies, the men will be banqueted at the Frederiek hotel. * ‘The Presbyterian at the home Westminster church met lust of Mrs, H. C. Postleth- The organisation adopted a qaustitution and by-laws followed by election of officers follows: Miss H Miss Bessie Baldwin, p Helen Dahl, teasurer. Devotionals were led by Mr: Crawford followed by study of book “Ching’s Real Revolution” A social hour followed the business! and program, AID TO MEET The Second division of the Presby- terian Ladies Aid will meet at the home of Mrs, Frank Barnes, 402 Fifth street, tomorrow afternoon. She will be assisted by Mesdames W. E. Rick- er and Roy Shinners. TO HOLD CARNIVAL The Senior Christian Endeavor of the Presbyterian Church are giving u carnival in the church parlors, Fri- day evening at 8 o'clock. All mem- bers and friends are urged to come and join the fun. LEAVES FOR FERGUS FALLS Mrs, J. H. Morisette of Washburn left this morning for Fargo, where she will visit with relatives before leaving for Fergus Falls, where she will also visit for some time. TO HOLD FOOD SALE The Ladies Aid Society of the First Lutheran church will hold a food sale at the Bismarck Food Ma: ket, 116 Fourth street, next Saturday, at two o'clock. ALD WILL MEET The fourth division of the Ladi Aid of the Presbyterian church wi meet at the home of Mrs. Sterling, 623-ninth street, Thursday afternoon, November 20, Everybody is welcome. The Weather Generally fair tonight and Wednesday Warmer tonight. DO YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING 1 Bergeson’s Quality-Style-Eeonomy Eastern Star Announces Dinner Menu The ladies committee of the East: | ern Star have released the menu for the dinner Friday evening, November | 21, which is as follows: Fruit Cocktail Head Lettuce Special dressing Roast Stuffed Turkey Cranberry Jam Mashed Potatoes Peas in Timbales Pickles Olives Celery Salted Nuts Mince Pie Coffee The dining room is being decorat- ed und special lighting effects ar- ranged. Large ventilating fans are; also being installed, The dinner will | be served at 7 and dancing will start | after the dinner. MAY GIVE BANQUET The ladies of the Nonpartisan Club, Number one, of ber election, declared by some Non- partisans in a large measure respon- sible for the success and the election | of the Burleigh County legislative ticket, which resulted in the election | of Obert Olson, State senator from} the 27th Legislative District, and Grant Palms and John Jacobson, as members of the house of representa- tives are now considering giving a banquet in honor of the newly elect- ed legislative ticket. It would also be a sort of a general county get-togeth- er meeting of the members of the Ladies Auxiliary to the Nonpartisan | One of the rovelties shown League in Burleigh County. for wear at P. Beach and other banquet would be purely in the in-| Winter resorts this voluminous. terest of the Burleigh County Legis- | °carf of red and wh foulard that lative Auxiliary Club. makes an all-enveloping wrap. It The ladies prominent in the club{is to be worn with white — sport work in the city include: Mrs. {frecks. You must admit it is effect- Thomas C. Lauder, Mrs. Gust Ko- line, Mrs. J. W. Calderhead, Mrs. C. W. McDonnell, Mrs. Susana Hultherg, Miss Aldyth Ward, Mrs, Eva Hibbs, Mrs. Edwarg Schaffer, Mrs. H. Her- man, Mrs. Zimmerman. ENTERTAINED AT VARIOUS FUNCTIONS Mrs. A. F, Gamber und son, Duane, who have been the house guests at the C. A. Allen home for the past few days will leave for their home at Sentinel Butte tomorrow. While here Mrs. Gamber has been the guest at several social atfai Monday noon Mrs. L. F. Crawford entertuined at a ncheon in her honor, Mrs. J. A. Kitchen entertain- ed at a 6 o’clock dinner at her home last evening. Mrs. Gamber is the wife of Pro- fessor Gamber of Sentinel Butte andj is well known in the city, especially to Mr. and Mrs. Crawford and Mr. and Mrs. Kitchen, who are former re- sidents of Sentinel Butte. GIRL RESERVES HOLD MEETING The Girl Reserves of the Presby- terian Church held their regular meeting Monday, in the parlors of the church, A pot luck supper was enjoyed at 6 o'clock after which the business of the organization wag AMERICA TO MEET A regular meeting of the Modern Brotherhood of America will be held ‘thursday evening at the A. O. U. W. Nall, After the meeting a and refreshments will be the members. All friends are invited. ven b and members MISSIONARY CIRC ‘The Women’s Missionary the First Baptist Church will meet in conjunction with the Ladies Aid| society. at the home of Mrs. J. 0. Vurney, 408-2nd St. Thursday after- noon at 3 o'clock. BIRTHDAY CLUB TO M The Birthday Club of the Lutheran Church will meet Thurs- day evening, at 8 o'clock with Mrs. Fred Swenson, 311 Fourth street. . LEAVES FOR MICHIGAN Miss Goldie Jensen of this city left this morning for Kalamazoo, Michigan, where she will visit with relatives, LADIES AID TO The Ladies Aid and the Mission Circle of the Baptist Church will} meet with Mrs. J. L. Varney, 408 Sec- ond street, Thursday afternoon. MISSIONARY SOCIETY TO MEET The Woman’s Catholic Missionary Society will meet at the home Mrs, James Curran, 223 Th Thurfday evening at 8 o'clock. TO MAKE HOME IN Louis and Miss Annie Rohwerder of Center, left this morning for Milwaukee, where they will their home. TO SPEND WINTER “HERE Mrs, L, Prescott of Grand Forks is in the city ang will spend winter with her daughter Mrs. Curran. ames RETURNS FROM ST. PAUL W. E. Breen, who has‘ been in St. | Paul, Minn., for the past few days on business, has returned to city. RETURNS FROM BUSINESS TRIP | Judge I. C. Davies, who has been | at Edmore and Devils Lake on busi- | ness, returned to the city today. RELIEF CORPS TO MEET The Relief Corps will meet with Mrs. Frank Barnes, 402 Fifth street, Friday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Do your Xmas _ shopping now. We are reserving selec- tions. Get first pick. Klein’s Toggery. MARCEL AND CURL LAST LONG- ER after a Golden Glint Shampoo. ! Turkey Gravy | Bismarck, | whose activity is prior to the Novem- | d party | MILWAUKEE | make i the; the | THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE | Se lea “ | GOV. FLYNN OF ) ROTARY TALKS AT LUNCHEON | | | | ve jive cit John A. ley J. Huft, ' taken up. A president and vice- ted to the Bismarck hospital president were elected and are as ‘eatment: j follows: Marguret MeAllister and . Freyberg, Martin Jac- Jean Eaton. obson, Benth Riemer, Doug- —— Roland Wolf, Fredon MODERN BROTHERHOOD OF nts discharged: Dale Gulli | T. Wilson, Hebron; Johanna | Mon: on, city; Sture Albin Nelson, i Wilton. | Xmas Headquarters at Klein's Toggery. Home of} useful gifts for men. | i els at Clifford's. | = swedish | | | | ' | | of; rd street, ter Bre i Ww ats noe tle, i | 1G tr {th and interesting. eon Ny 'LeRoy, two member: \ 7 [und Life Insurance.” the balance of the prog ft the intensive four-day ently held at Chicago for the Dis- |the lessons learned there. ‘that in hi the Ideals of Rotary in 28 Countries The guests at the Rotary lunch this noon included “Edd yn, District Governor of Rotar vernor R. A. Nestos, Geo. A. Me id, Rotarian of Minot; G. W. neis Hillman and Walter of J. Leod’s “Leaders Corp Wait, L. C. Sorlien, Charles J. |Maugh, and F. E {Diehl L. Conklin | spoke ness Ethics N J. Duemeland led the spirited nging of a beautiful ballad by an unknown but able composer anent the violent contact of Dr. E. P. jQuain and a milk truck. Chairman V. J. LaRose introduced overnor Flynn, who ably occupied m. He told school ict Governors of Rotary and of He stated belief the biggest thing and similar luncheon hat Rotary clubs could do was to make perma- nent that took Rotary derstood the fellowship and friend- ships and between such nations would be well nigh impossible. ithe t Hibbing, international as Rotarians more peace, He said in 28 countries eriously and an- that this come intern. through Rotary, ionally, that wa He touched briefly District Conference to be held xt April, told of their said that the Bismarck gave the Rotarians of high mark tq shoot at. joke of the International onference € of Rotary to be held at st Cleveland, Ohio during the week be- \ CITY NE NEWS| [J ainning June 15 ° — 4) j the aspect of Rot jand not an obligation St. Alexius Hospital i sized the duty of Rotari mitted to the St. Alexins Hos-| behind and live President Coolidge’s nbmente request for pport of law and or- Young Wolf, Elbo- | der. He sketched briefly a few of Weinndh Beulahe | the activities of the Third Interna- {th Anton Schneider, < Pauline B Aughney, M lara Bullinger, Bentley, h Huber. | Mrs. H. Lb. Heekentaible, Miss Rose Soutner, Dodge Smith, Burnstad J. Cha n Ulin Rode wrson; Helen ; 8 k; Miss Celia Stone, John Burke, Minneapolis, Philip Hei ped: Miss = y im | i | Miss | ite | Linton; J Line Bismarck Hospi Solen; Margaret Hjelle, Mercer; Oysters by the quart UTS-SORES Cleanse thoroughly—then, without rubbing, apply— Vicks Over I: BA indatiay Sood CAPITOL THEATRE LAST TIME TONIGHT VIRGI ‘A VALLI ine “THE SIGNAL TOWER” Starting Tomorrow CHARLES RAY —in— “DYNAMITE SMITH” It’s a Big Picture. pour tio: of Moscow as practic is country and, firmly believing the soundness of this count sed with a plea for good Amer « {citizenship and the education by the more favored of the country. COLDS newcomers to Break a Cold { Right Up with “Pape’s Cold Compound” Take two every three until three dos taken. The fi al gives hot Contains or take, quinine guarantee it. —Adv. Matinee Every Day at 2:50 TONIGHT — Wednesday LAST SHOWINGS THURSDAY - FRIDAY AND SATURDAY THE ONE WE'VE BEEN WAITING FOR teed asec user uaseat ERTON oF THE Movies Glenn Hunter Viola Dara Glenn Hunter starring in the play that made him famous on : the stage. Minn., on the 23rd and! tablets , s st dose relief, The second and third | doses completely break up the cold, Pl t and safe to no opiates, Millions use “Pape’s Noe Compound.” Price, thirty-five cents, Druggists | District Head of the Order) *#'#!ly dull chores for Speaks on \ "At 9 The Moves P. G. Harrington, Will school; G. H.]Faleonem, gel}iknown farmer’ living _At The Movies Russ, William Moore : Neill ix miles southeast of the city, were Teed, Roosevelt school; Dr. J. O.| vised ty Wy ae Falooneh imivabed Arnson, Richholt , school; ‘Harold “Tou tee Bln tate eB CONGl: | SEVER AT THE, CAPITOL Shaft, business college. prizes were won by W. B. Falconer, Giudstone Sprfth, the “hero of who has been raising some of the “Dymumite Smith,” starring Cha > ‘. H e: ct n a “ . for Ray KO Caner THe o Prizes Credited abit Cai in Burleigh county for CD IGEN UNMOTEN aerate ome eee Tt To Wrong Man ho. eda otonous existence, J is MS e: ne of bells a [writing book reviews, covering high School by Legion By mistake entries in the North nen er at cries BRN brow lectures, and performing other E: ota Corn Show made by We RB. John D. Rockefeller, San Fran One thousand copies of the cisco paper, “A type well known in miving nt for salutin Jevery large newspaper o sex . the proper method of usi plains C. dner Sullivan, the au Spangled Banner” on varion thor, “A man who has no business ions, ete being distribut Kn y Wy QE /| nevertheless is always respected for Burleigh county this week by. Lins eu WASH Spetz Post, American Legion, as a s life was uneventful round | part of American Edueation Week, * find then, suddenly, one 1. P, Warren, commander, said today . inst it for a man, he sent Smith | speakers for various, schools in the ay f srshei to cover a knifing affray on the old | city this week, to emphasize PSs z pay for Florsheim {Barbary Coast. A first assignment! | tie education. The speakers are to Shoes—it’s what they Thrill of thrills! High School, J. A. Kitehen, - ie apaa Tie if Friday, Mr Kitehen, give you that counts. Merton Of The Movies’ . AL Brocopp, Wachter; | In Florsheim quality At The Eltinge Theatre y n fe | you'll always find sat- | i | | 1 i ‘learned by “S | Finger” method, we have a method “Touch Typewriting” i jB in a short time. Then | too, the tuition rates are very rea- “Prof.” R. B. 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