The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 17, 1924, Page 5

i , ‘ ‘ \ C 5 i a WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1924 Kiwanis Club Has Enjoyable “Ladies Night”| An enjoyable “ladies night” was; held last night by the Kiwanis club at the McKenzie hotel. The program which followed the dinner was some- what unusual for a service club, the; ladies being not only honor guests} but being assigned important parts! in thé arrangements and the pro- gram. Mrs. E. A. Thorberg who was named presiding officer by the men’s com- mittee was assisted in arrangements by Mrs. Sveinbjorn Johnson and Mrs. Scott Cameron. ‘Opening the pro- gram which followed the dinner, Mrs. John A. Graham rendered delightful! solos, which won high praise and encores, She wag accompanied by Mrs. Scheffer. Nels Bystrom sang, with L, C. Sorlien at the piano. Mrs. N. O. Ramstad spoke of the ladies’ view of the Kiwanis club, its program and activities, giving the members of the club an interesting view of an observer. She found in the club's efforts to aid under-privi- leged children and in knitting closer the socjal ties in business much to be Praised, * Dr. J. 0. Arnson gave humorous readings for the delight of those pre- sent. Benton Baker spoke as a club member: pn the ideals of the Kiwanis club, and the’ patt of the ladies in its formation and in its accomplish- ments. He reviewed some of the fine things. the ’grganization has accom- plished in many parts of the United States and Canada, and emphasized the scrious purpose of the organiza- tion. Mrs. L. V. Miller won the ladies prize. Community singing was in- dulged in, with R, E. Wenzel prov- ing a capable leader. During the course of the dinner! surprise stunts were introduced by the committee. George H. Russ Jr. just had to get in an argument with a waitress, much to the surprise of] ~ his friends, and the argument waxed so bitter that the waitresses struck. There was nothing to do but for the! men to replace them, but did the job so badly that the waitresses returned. This and other surprise stunts added to the entertainment for the occa- sion. WESTMINSTER, GUILD MEETS The’ Westminster Guild met last evening at the Business and Pro- fessional Women’s Club rooms. Choral singing was enjoyed by all present, Miss Flora Murray led in the devotional service. Miss Madge Runey gave an interesting resume of the second and third chapters of the book for study “China’s Real Revolution” giving the struggle to bring a uniform means of reading War Mothers Elect Officers The Fort Lincoln Chapter of the American War Mothers met yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. \ Webb. The whole slate of offi was re-clecteu ensuing y and are as f War Moth R. Atkinson. Vico War Mrs. Wo. Webb. ' Recording Secretary—Mrs. C. I Moody. Corresponding Sccretary — Mrs. Henry Burman, ‘Treasurer—Mrs, C. G, Boise. Historian—Mrs, Peter Reid. Three Auditors—Mrs. Robert Or Mrs. J. A. Flow and Mrs. George | ; Robidou. A report of interest was given by: Mrs, W. A. Faleoncr who is chaitma | of the hospitalization committee for! the State American Legion Auxiliary and a Gold Star Mother, and has re- cently visited the hospital at Helena, Mont., where there are thirty-five North Dakota boys. Mrs. Falconer told how pleased the boys were to| think that North Dakota thought of | them and sent someone to see them.; The next mecting will be at the! home of Mrs. Robert Orr and at that | time all War Mothers who are her during the Le; | | d the business | de- Ete meeting at the close of which lightful réfreshments were served. THE PROG i MOTHER'S | CLUB MEETS The Progressive Mother’s Club met yesterday afternoon with Mrs. W. J. Wileox as hostess. Roll call was; answered to by topics on Christmas | in Other Lands. An interesting pa- | per, “Conditions in the Holy Land, j Ancient and Modern” was given by | Mrs. H. J. Brownawell. Round ta- ble discussion followed on the “Holy Land. Following the ladies program the children gave a program which is given here. Song—Ever Shine, O Star—By the Club. Christmas kippe. Kiecitation—Jean Speaks. Exereise by three little girls. Recitation When Christmas! Comes—Carl Sva: | Piano Solo--¥ man’s { Edvard Grieg—Harris Owens. Recitation—O Constant Christmas ~-Elaine Riggs. Recitation--The Runaway Stoeking —-Clifford Thorson. Recitation with Music— Darothy Tekippe. Dialogue—Two Ways of Giving— Edris and Marion Wilcox. Piano ducts—-sclected-—Harrig Ow- ens and Melvin Thorson. Greeting—Dolores Te- Song— and writing so that all the people maay’ gainvan~ education: Sher-also] ry -tittte boys: gave some of ‘the struggies in-try- ing to change some of the old cus- toms, stating that the changing of} witcox. these social customs was one of the real revolutions of China, than the political revolutions of; which we hear so much. The busi- ness of the meeting was disposed of and it was decided that’ scrap books would be started at the next meeting and all those who have ma- terial should get it together und have it ready to work with at the| next meeting. MISSIONARY SOCIETY TO MEET The Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church will meet Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock. The devotionals will be led by Mrs. H. C. Postlethwaite. The study of ‘Ad- ventures in Brotherhood, by Dorothy Giles, is being taken up. The chap- ters “E Pluribus Unum” and “New Homes—a Building” will be discuss- ed by Mrs. H. C. Postlethwaite, Mrs. W. F. Reynolds, Mrs. F. E. Dichl, Mrs. O. V, Bowman and Mrs. L. F. Crawford.” A social hour will follow the mecting. WOMENS MISSION CIRCLE TO [EET A regular meeting of the Women's Mission Circle of the First Baptist church will meet Thursday afterno with Mrs. G. B. Newcomb, 924 s street. Mrs. Newcomb and Mrs. Smith as hostesses, Mrs. Oscar Raaen, leader, LEAVES TO VISIT SCHOOLS Miss Madge Runey left this morn- ing for Sterling and will visit schools through Arena and covering an area of one hundred miles. fe ST, GEORGE'S GUILD TO MEET St. George’s Guild will hold a short business meeting at the Episcopal Parish house, Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, The Weather Snow probably tonight and Thursday. Con- tinued cold. rather! yoasley. t Recitation—The Christmas Story —Ruth Rigg: Exercise--Five Little Candles--By Song: lent Night, Holy Night. Recitation—Santa’s Cake—G race Recitation with music —Johnny Recitation—-Our Christmas ~Mel- vin Thorson. Song—Here Comes Claus—Children. Enter real live Santa Claus with bag of goodies for everybody. Goodnight Song--All the children. Jolly Santa THURSDAY M MEET The regular mecting of the Thurs- day Musical Club will be held at the home of Mrs. J. A. Larson to- morrow afternoon. After the musi- cal program there will be a round table discussion on the Melodic ele- ment in music with Mrs. R, Tracy as leader. This meeting will be a Christmas Tree Party and all mem- bers are cordially invited. ‘ CLUB WILL | PARENTS OF DAUGHTER Word has been received that Mr. and Mrs, Park A. Sennrnger of Al- hambra, California are the parents of a daughter, born December 4. Mrs, Sennrnger was formerly Miss Margaret Jones of this city and both Mr. and Mrs, Sennrnger are well There aretwenty-) five to thirty dif-’ ferent grades of cocoa beans, but Baker’s Cocoa is | made of high- | grade beans only. That is one reason why it is better. : - WalterBaker& Co.Ltd. ESTABLISHED 1760 \ DorchesterMass. Montreal: Can BOOKLET OF CHOICE RECIPES SENT FREE mous male THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE PAGE FIVE Paris, Dee. Marthe Re beautiful popular French actress, who is now an exclusive milliner, Deauville last trimmed with carrots, shrimps, arti- | choke leaves and Brussel pompons And now she has launched a nov- elty sport outfit made out of gay hued, red and yellow carpet, lined with leather. 15. What next? nier, and startled even} summer with — hi; WO known in this city the local schools for the baby is having attended) The name chosen vet Bernice, MACCABEES TO MEET The B. Maccabees will meet F ng 8 o'clock at the A. O. L Hall Members please® ¢ there will be elec tion of officers, be served. Refreshments will TO GIVE CARD PARTY T. Auxsili a card party at ning for U. C. T, friends. o—____-—____-______¢, = | CITY NEWS | -—__-—____________| Bismarck Uospital Admitted to the Bismarck hospital (ip nhow, city; John T. Crow, | Mrs. A. J. Schmidt, Chas, Isaacson, | 'y are giving "s hall this eve- ladies and their “From Dot and Dz AK wood; Dogden; Harry illaim Russoff, Olaf Myhre, Plaza; Stephens, Garrison. Gower Di reed: Mrs. Forrest Skinner and baby girl, city; Bertha Muth, Dickinson Billy Poe, Washburn; WG Newton, city; Mrs. Jacob oblich, Lehr; Richard Jungling, Garrison. Sentenced For Vagrancy George Rollin, ch: reed with bex- sentenced to in jail for vagrancy, Justice of the Peace Anton Beer rday. serve 30 d. b DR.M.E.BOLTON Osteopathic Physician 119'2 4th St, Phone 240 BISMARCK, N. D. addy ”— odak It has been hard for Dot to keep the big secret but she 1 and mother is the son in the world, « nanaged somehow, most surprised per- And pleased, too, A Kodak is just what she wanted. At our store a complete li you will find ne of Kodaks from which to choose. May we h elp you? WHY NOT AN ENLARGEMENT FROM THAT FAVORE NEGATIVE, HOSHINS.- MEYER OLD CARPET TO WEAR? |* way the house looked and the hit-or feon re miss meals we had by the fact that fl: ‘a Uaioe AU vou were too clever a woman for HUE a COUNNO NE Sena e e | such common things. SHEN SIUC NOY ee Ihe “But all you'y to show for RU TS eo a your smartness is a story that no] MY qr) ere ie is And it is competing for the honor | magazine would print! It’s taken me pal eran ue of being Paris’ most popular novelty | twenty years to find out that you're with stockings being worn b a bluffer. Now f won't be the butt Gives you a great selec: i tinguette, famous revue artis! for the town gossip.” tion of the smartest new etockingue woven|cnpeciail 1 tiptoed out of the room, went | mountirg designs! PILI A LPS RPDS A IA II PIPL DARA BIS PY PI DAI I IDI IAS LAA IID Mistinguette, have a tiny 14-/ home and wrote a note to say that | : 7 @ »p 1 ThA carat gold and chip diamond anklet | fund 1 couldn't come to tex after, HY Good Lookers are (4 / 6 MORE SHOPPING DAYS. woven into them. ail ing Here’ This }2! sovcccccccorocccecccccecceseccosooocoooooooeneseeeeeee WVH@ ot dese tad: will anenen.| _ butde’is » woman in her way Buying Here’ This } 4 seececcrsrocacees: secscccocecsccsecs America first? Should the adapta. | ANd renxrkable, too, when you eon Christmas !. | ¢ ‘ “sider how she posed as a genius for ' * x : . tion of the carpet be the one, what >!“ 2 5 This stor , r TU SMRRUSGUEL We, aicocreet, | Uren weora: dala This store will be open evenings until! i lsh cae tbh joe es | NO COLORS STRESSED | BOUDOIR EMBLES jde chine and lace with a long jacket Cynthia Grey © |, With the exception w lucquer=red. | Boudoir” ensembles consist in an |to match whieh serves ar a agnalee: iwhich is used repe {Jone color that is pains in crepe | gows ed at the ex- The Poser ! NARROW SLEEVES BY CYNTHIA GREY are seen in i nd dinner Linda Lennox is ene of those till pRONIS OF Muasian | inspiration, lond, tired-looking women le is if they’d stepped from an » WATCHES card, if you knew what 1 mean vhe eweled watche Three or four years wien 1)" i cords instead tirst- met she had v hort story returned frum one of the PASTEL SHADES nines. A tend toward tel shades wanted me to change the {ts nebeed in Tin tunics, and ending,’ she explained wearily to me, “fs fer spring but, of course, | couldnt, * wouldn't have been art, would it The holic Daughters of . 4 demty dant know, Amevien will held food. made me feel stupid. @ recy fs ny ay) > » When Lmet Linda’s busband, | 8PrOR autd fancy wark sale. had a pleasant surprise, He was one! Dec. 20th at the Quality Meat of those stocky men who spend mest! Market. Ail work should be thes cilia ius Gey 0 with Mrs. Wm. Laist. 50S nd playfeliow to his two little boys.! = : «so nvisy, the three oi] oth St. inda said with a shudder to; js J hut Someti { wonder Store oven evenings until THE. HOSIERY SHOP Presents Gifts There is never any doubt about a Hosiery Gift being’ acceptable, and here are Hose for everyone on the Christmas list; from the sturdiest of wool hose tor His winter sports to the filmiest frivolities to match her frock. » Lever happened to get into a! Christmas. Rose Shop. ouse with these three terrible et tures.” OF course, she was half in fun. No woman would seriously call her | sous “terrible creatures.” A few weeks later 1 noticed that a was taking Jong walks every | with a senior at the university-- «boy named dehn Grant. OF course, there Ww lot of tlk about Linda and young Grant. ' Everybody Satisfied Free Xmas folders with all Hosiery. While the p was at its height ’o Sel] “ 1 Wiad Li ee ae WEN: NbunE TOR len! —and they sav sz! We Sell “HOLEPROOF. (one afternoon, To was a bit earl ee He into the lib to w ty A Brilliant {Th heard her voice and her! Gift, Thought al" of the voor atside the open window They were sitting on a {bench on the lawn, BE A You leave the kid alon , little Doc rl, and st thing j |know he'll think she's not SANTA CLAUS” enough for him if you ling him how clever he is. clever,” Line will pfove tha ennox “You've been telling: me nt you are for the last twen “Toused to make cuses for the her husband's lif 2 Hoing of it. NEA Service, BONHAM BROTHERS 9 o’clock, beginning Thursday, Dee. 18th. Music The Elks Orchestra Will play from 7:30 to 9 o’clock, Thursday, Friday and Saturday Evenings. i Copyright, KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS | Regular meeting tonight at, 8:00 o'clock. i $. O. LeBarron, K. R. & Ine.) Store open evenings until! Christmas. Rose Shop. | Everybody come and hear Bismarck’s best orchestra play the popular music of the day, the same pieces you are getting over the Radio. Where we find it necessary aisle tables will be removed so that all may hear without being crowded. OUR MISTLETOE will do the business Satisfaction Guaranteed. Now is the time to pick out your Christmas plants. We will re- serve your choice. The best in Holly and Greens. OSCAR H. WILL & CO. GREENHOUSES. 319-3rd St. Phone 784 WE WILL STAMP AND MAIL YOUR CHRISTMAS PACKAGES AT OUR STORE ON 4TH STREET. figs 22f57 1000 POUNDS of WHITMAN’s CANDY JUST RECEIVED FRESH FROM THE FACTORY. MAKE YOUR SELECTION NOW AND WE'LL DELIVER IT WHEN AND WHERE YOU SAY. FINNEY’S DRUG STORE IF YOU CAN*T COME, PHONE 9.