The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 25, 1924, Page 5

Yhe the vhs « TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1924 Socia Trip Around the World a Success ei The “Harris Hustlers” of the Meth- odist Sunday School gave a most en- yable “Trip Around the World” in church parlors last Friday even- ing. Upon arriving at the church the guests were conducted to the ticket office by three little girls, Ione Noggle, Marjorie Ackerman and Frances Dunn, who were dressed to represent Dutch girls. Mrs. Harvey Harris, teacher of the “Harris Hust- lers” class, acted as ticket agent. The passengers were then taken, six in a boat, with Miss Mabel Nathan as captain, the bi leaving port at frequent interval The first country visited was Ire- land, where escalloped potatoes were served. A guide piloted them to Scotland next where oatmeal crack- ers formed the bill of fare, Holland came next with its cheese and crack- ers, Up on arriving in Italy the fam- ed Italian spaghetti was on the menu, Then came Norway, where coffee and fatigman refreshed the traveler for further journeying, China came next] * where rice was served amid burning incense, Japan, with three dainty maidens served tea among a profu- sion of Japanese lanterns and var- ious Japanese decorations. The re- turn voyage was made with a stop at Hawaii where pineapple was en- joyed while listening to Hawaiian . then arriving. in the good old S. A. ice cream and wafers con- U. 1 and Personal ENTERTAINED AT FAREWELL PARTY ; Mr. and Mrs, Ernest C. Wright were the guests of honor at a sur- prise party given by the officers and chairman of the North Dakota So- ciety in Washington, D, The p ‘ty was given at the home of Mr. and; s. Roy Chisholm and was the oc- casion for bidding farewell to the’ retiring president of the Society and his wife who will leave shortly for their new home in San Antonio, Tex- as, where Mr. Wright has the position of officer of Internal, Revenue for the U. S. Government. g the guests who attended | arty were Treasurer and Mr./ White of Bismarck and Val-j Miss Grace Hudson of Bow- man, Mr, and Mrs, S. Crewe, Moha’ Mr. Allan Gray, Grafton; Mr. Nelson | {Mason of Bismarck. “Girl Shy ” Introduces ereen Lloyd is accepted | introduced to, the public also as one of the leading producers of the industry CONTEST AROUSES ENTHUSIASM} The contest which the Epworth | League of the McCabe chureh, has been conducting for the; purpose of securing new came to a close last Sunday, with y-two new membe The girls winning by the small margin of two, will be guests at party given by the boys in the near future. Much interest and enthus- jasm has been aroused by this con- test and it is hoped that it may con- tinue and that much good may result. GIRL RESERVES TO The Presbyterian Girl Reserves cluded the refreshments. Each of the rooms, representing the various countries, was decorated, and attendants costumed in a man- ner appropriate to their. respective country, After all had made the trip and landed safely in the United States, the representatives of each of the countries marched in, led by the Stars and Stripes, as patriotic music was played by Miss Rowley at the piano, after which the following most interesting gnd ~ picturesque program was given: Irish Solo Miss Tollefson Solo (Scotland).....Mrs, Bavendick Holland Motion Song—Three Dutch Girls. Violin Solo (Italy)—Adolph Engel- hardt. , Norse Song, with. guitar accompani- ment . . Geo, Kilmer Chines: label Nathan Chingle, Chinglo, at Chinglu Ja nese Solos ....Mrs. J. L. Hughes an Duet with Ukulele g “The Spirit of the American ..Miss Marion Ackerman 1 the Nations in chorus “Star Spangled Banner”... Audience Much of the success of the enter- tainment is due to the leadership of Miss Dore Wallen, President of the class, assisted by Miss Ruth Rowldy. ACCE POSITION IN WASHING- TON, D. ©. Mr, Geo. W. Butler of Dickinson, North Dakota has accepted the posi- tion of Secretary to Mr. Frank Whit Treasurer of the United States and will leave soon to take up his work in the Capitol, GUESTS FOR THANKSGIVING Mrs. Waldron Jerome and son, Waldron, of Minneapolis, Minn nd Thanksgiving M, Visher. spending the weck with Dr, and Mrs. 5 D MITZI . Chales Poe and Mrs. ‘on of Washburn were in : to attend Mitzi given at the rium last evening. Ben the Au- M THE CITIES . Vesperman returned ine last of the week from the Cities where she has been visiting for the past three weeks, LEAVES AFTER VISIT HERE Mrs. P. 'T. Sharpe who has been ing with Mrs. B, T. Schee of ft this morning for her Isville, Minn. home at N Ch oice Keifer ‘canning pears. Special: per bushel $1.75, at Brown and Teidman. NEVER BEFORE Not in fifty years has there been so Beaierent wide- spread use of Scott's Emulsion et thousands have only fone to realize what it might be to them in strength, health and robustness. Scott & Bowne, Bloomfield, N.J.__ 4-4 The Weather Partly overcast tonight and Wednesday. Some- what colder. BIG RETURNS FOR YOUR MONEY —o— Bergeson’s Quality-Style-Economy will meet tonight at 0 in the; church parlors. A Missionary pro- ! gram will be given and there will be! th, a shower of Christmas gifts for the! ane Methodist ! hin members, the acti Ge LS ‘dvetion of Girl Sh MEET i girls of the Sheldon-Jackson school ; at Sitka, Alaska, Miss Robertson, a sister of the Misses Winifred and Trene Robertson is a missionary to that school. SPECIAL THANK sIVING ING A special Thanksgiving will be held at Salvation Army Hall, Thursday, November 21. Dr. R. S. Enge of this city will be the chief MEET- Wednesday, December 10, when they will meet with Mrs. Ebert, 921-Ninth Street. TO VISIT IN MONTANA Mr: and Mrs, J. A. Gerving and Mr, and Mrs. Julius Bechtold of Glen Ullin left this morning for Glendiv Montana, w1@re they will visit with relatives and friends. LEAVES FOR MINNESOTA Mrs. N. Wretling of Garrison left this morning for Little Falls, Minn- esota, Where she will visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Russel. ROM M SOTA C. Miller of Marietta, Minn- esota, is the guest at the home of his . Mrs. Q. V. Bowman, 809-Fifth HERE FROM WASHBURN rs, Gorden and Mrs. Walter Wil- of Washburn visiting friends in the city. TO VISIT IN INDIANA Mr. and Mrs, Theodore J, Hafner of near Beulah, left this morning HATS - HATS New shipment of Satin — Silk — and Metallic Hats. All Velvet Hats at big reduction. NIELSEN’S MILLINERY vice. | | meeting ; Harold Lloyd’s First Independent THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE | Ends Her Neuralgia—Due to! Production To Be Shown In City; PYORRHEA |The polehous: pus’ from: ‘sore bleeding gums infects the entire | system, Then you get rheumatism, | Famous Comgiian in a New Role, Worked Out Entirely Inde- pendently by Lloyd and Associates Harold Lloyd is now a producer. In addition to being the world’s foremost comedian, in his most recent feature Pathe comedy, “Girl Shy,” which will be shown at the theatre Wedneste, With to the public independently made Pathe-comedy, and from accounts it’ will establi high in the produ field as he stands “Lloyd his. in- in ing With only a few exceptions, 'same staff that has ed Ls in the making of such triump “Why Worry? . ed wn in the “When he Jack,” were the spectacled comed tered the ranks of the independent America's foremost humorists. He, Marek, producers, Harold took with him successful sketches aie ARCHER : aon intact the staff that he than probably — any ROYAL ARCH MASONS has around him for several other writer for the American v Regular meeting Bismarck y ney eta tn eee eer pues | Chapter No. 10 Tuesday eve el Newmeyer and Sam also. written the books for severa ao : directed “Girl § ditions of the. Greenwich Village | ig. 7:30 p.m. Degree work. | most re; Follies, the Music Box Revue, and | Pl attend. 1 story for Westville, where will visit with relativ LEAVES FOR THE ORIE Mrs. Mary Burton received |on their wedding night by bandits.| 9-444 6 Sees Mor from her daughte s Helen} The picture is Valentino’s best |?” ‘Cent anderine’’? So Im- Burton that she will sail for the proves Lifeless Neglected Orient from San Francisco, Novem- | es Dh air / GET RID OF THAT United States since May Finer Texture and Larger Volume in your bakings Same Price 5 Ounces for by the Government. 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Akron, =————SSST since “Blood and Sand.” Unii which was a gorgeous d costumes and not much else, is u good action story + Rudolph a chance to as make love, of Sainted Devil” wh figh ho gives nt as well the loyd Ted Wilde, Tim Whelan and Tommy Gray, who, with the exception of th latter, helped make “Why Worry the screen knockouts of 1 Special Hat sale still going on at the Sarah Gold Shop. Extremely low prices on at- with ned the Lloyd forces | tractive numbers. Ww Girl Shy” had been’ Gold Shop, 312 Main rk, is known as one of other stage productions. they xirls!_ A Gleamy Mass} of Beautiful Hair xentine which tells of the country- | wide search of a young Spaniard of | wealthy parents for his —convent- bred bride who is stolen from him An abundance speaker, Mrs. J. L. Hughes will sing gift shop in New Yor BACHACHE! lof luxurinnt a Solo. Other items will be of spe-| Pekin, China. lhair full of cial interest, the meeting will com- — 1 hy People Point That Way.| loss, gleams mence at 8 P.M. GUEST AT BOWMAN HOME — eae erie nM) Mee Cia Mis. Joseph Mann of Washburn is} The constant aching of A bad Dek 11 follows, a Our De duxe RETURNS FROM MEETINGS | the guest at the O. V. Bowman home. | phe woarnen nervousness, {#enuine toning rangement of Chr PEE Sto Gh, Eon; ALO CA area sf Distressing urinary disorders— | UD of neglect Beanaeume: eine perintendent, returned ftom | wave often signs of tailing Wfdneya led scalps with ompons school officers’ mecting at Lakota, | At The Movies |} ana too serious to be neglected. |ievendabte $5.00 and from Valley City, where she) 4 ____g! Get rid of these troubles! nd eee spoke at the State Normal, Kiwanis | se Doan’s Pills—a ~ stimulant alling hair, club and Junior High School on! THE ELTINGE iiuretiontomthenkidne itching scalp i American Education Week topics. 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Our Thanksgiving Day special din- ner will make a housewife abandon the ‘kitchen for some of these delectable things. SE Eee eee ‘Just as you would prepare a dinner in your own kitchen without the trouble FREDERICK FOLSOM’ To buy | Flowers for Your Hostess This Thanksgiving . flowers to show her your appreciation, We suggest a special Thanksgiving arrangement of “Mums,” Pompons or Roses. “Mum” plants are preferred by many because they will bloom long after Thanksgiving is past its w better PAGE FIVE Tr ot ou can do nothing finer than send your hostess you are to entertain, flowers are indispensible in elcoming your guests. A centerpiece on the table, bouquet and there than words, “Just here ubout the home, wi make yourself at home.” CHRYSANTHE MU MS, dozen POMPON be MUM WW. to SSL LOWER ORDE TELEGRAPHED ANYWHERE—ANYTIME Hoskins-Meyer Electric Cookery. Is Better Cookery. dom. 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