The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 18, 1924, Page 5

—————— Entertain for Miss Baldwin and Miss Collins Miss Cecile Baldwin and Mis Helen Collins, teachers in the Bis- marck High School, have resigned their positions, and will be married soon, Miss Baldwin will be married in February or March to Mr. W.-J. Schoen, who is cashier with the Northwestern Railway, of Rapid City, South Dakota, the wedding to take place at Lincoln, Nebraska. Miss Collins will be married on January 31, to Mr. C. C. Wilment, who is connected with the Univer- sity of Minnesota, the wedding to Bridget ‘argaret Gillen | take place in Minneapolis. 4 Scenes are laid in Madame De | Miss Marion Lesher and Miss|Portment’s class room. Mary Huber entertained twenty-five) Melody in F—Piano, trombone, guests at bridge in their honor on|cornet, clarinet. Saturday afternoon, at the home of| Christmas Bells—Greenwald — Vi- Mrs, S. C. Hanson. Miss Collins /olins, and Misa Baldwin were presented! Atiantic Waves— Waltz — Roy’s with madeira doilies. Miss Luella] gand, Hallberg and Miss Clara Andrews} Madame De Portment's School— won the scores at bridge. Delight-|Act Il. ful refreshments were served at the close of the games. ‘a WEDNESDAY STUDY CLUB MEETS The Wednesday Study Club met yesterday afternoon, a special pro- gram being given. Judge Sveinbjorn ing talk on the Geographical History of North Dakota, giving the early acquisition of the territory by the Frénch dating back into the sixteenth century and leading up to the present boundary and the different countries that held this territory. A social hour followed, at the close of which Mrs. Stackhouse, the hos- tess, served a delightful tea. PLAYMAKERS CHANGE PLAY Due td’ the great number of parts for boys in the play “The Thirteenth Chair” and the disqualification of some of those to take part, the “Charm School” has been chosen in its place and practice will begin as soon as the play arrives. The “Charm School” when presented on the sereen, proved to be a sprightly and entertaining play and should be equally as entertaining when pre- sented on the speaking stage. CURRENT EVENTS CLUB MEETS The Current Events Club met yes- terday afternoon with Mrs. C. R. Simpson as. hostess.- Roll call was answered to by Current Events to- pies. The topic for study was the “Bible” with responses being quota- {tions from the “Bible”. Two inter- Wosting papers were given, “Human Nature in the Bible” by Mrs. C. C. Converse and “Messages of the Pro- phets” by Mrs. W, C. Cashman, DELPHIAN CHAPTER TO MEET The Delphian Chapter will meet at the McKenzie Hotel, Friday morn- ing, December 19, at 9: o'clock: The subject for study will be “The Merchant of Venice” with Mrs, Jos. Breslow acting as leader. The plot of the play will be given th . George Register—Act. I. Anna Rosen—Act, IL, W. G. Newton—Act III. Dorothy Rosen—Act IV. 4 Florence Davis—Act V. Conversational discussion by groups will close the program. PRESENT SORLIEN WITH GIF1 The members of the Bismarck Ju- venile Concert Band, at a meeting after the band practice last evening, presented L. S, Sorlien, director of the band, with a green gold Hamil- ton watch, Marston Gordon pre- sented the watch and briefly ex- pressed the appreciation of the band for the work which Mr. Sorlien has accomplished in so short a time. Mr. Sorlien expressed his appreciation of the gift and thanked the mem- bers of the band. FORTNIGHTLY CLUB MEETS The Fortnightly Club met yester-! day afternoon at the Business and| Professional Women’s Club rooms} with Miss Minnie J. Nielson as host- ess. Current Event topics were giv- en by the members followed by interesting paper on “Modern Archi- tecture” given by Mrs. Robert’ Orr. TO GIVE PROGRAM, AND DANCE, FRIDAY On Friday afternoon, December 19, there will be a regular Christmas program at the high school. The Junior Playmakers will present a Christmas Play and afterwards a Matinee Dance will be held in the gymnasium of the school. The Alum- ni are cordially welcomed. Electric Cookery. Is Better Cookery, The Weather Fair and continued cold tonight. Friday fair, rising temperature. A BELT AND BUCKLE FOR HIM —o— Bergeson’s Quality-Style-Economy “| tal for trestment Seirl, H j boy, City. To Give Play and Program| i The members of Father Slag’s Land und the dramatic art pupils of | Mrs. C, D, Dursema are giving a | program ut St, Mary's Auditorium Friday eyening, December 19. | The program will be as follows: Faust’s March—Boy's Band. | Poet and Peasant, piano—Agnes | \Keogh. , } Madame De Portment’s School Act I, play in two acts, Characters: | May ‘Friske ....Jdonatte Hamre Gertrude Sm Olivia Hamre Mabel. Frolic orma Racine Jennie Slaw Mary Malloy | Madame De Portment. Sabina Brown ! jano, two cornets, saxophone, clarinet. The Happiest Day of the Year— Chorus. WOMEN'S RELIEF CORP TO MEET The Women's Relief Corps will mect with Mrs. Anna Kuekel on Main | Street, Friday afternoon at 2:30! o'clock. (9c | CITY NEWS | ¢-—______—______¢ | Bismarck Hospital Admitted to the Bismarck Hospi- tal for treatment: Freda Stuhlmiller, Dodge; Mrs. Albert Stuhlmiller, Dodge; Baby Donna Shannon, Herried, S. D.; J. C. Christianson, Raleigh; Mrs. B. T. Hu- ber, Turtle Lake; T, E. Glemmestad, City; Mrs, W. J. Walz, Kongsberg; H. Lindbech, Werner; Walter MeVey, Spearfish, . Discharged: Aneita Stephen, Gar- rison; Mrs. R. R. John Hauge, Leith; Wishek; Miss Anna Miss Irma Weigle, John Bieber, Mott. Seibert, Hazen; Floyd Shock; Neumeyer, Citys Hebron; Mrs. St. Alexius Hospital Admitted to the St. Ajexius Hospi- Miss Frances Klammer, Kongsberg; Rochus Britz, Richardton; Miss Luella. Thompson, Flasher; — Mrs Magdalen Messmer, Richardton; Mr: Seb. Schutt, Blue Grass; H. M. Wey dahl, Kildeer; Miss Anna Schneider, Golden Valley; J. W. Kramer, Lin- ton. Discharged: Seb. Heinrich,! Solen; Mrs. ju, Hebron; Mrs. John Schlafman, Wilton; Joseph M. Gaab, Sole: . Oscar Nustad and Irs. Walter Zeigler Beulah; Irving Cook, Golden Valley; | Miss Margaret Schweizer, Washburn; | Mrs. Chester Johnson, Births: Mrs. E. M. Suess, baby; Mrs, James Stark, baby | “Captain Blood, special at- traction at the Eltinge theatre for! today and Friday and Saturday tells the tale of a seventeenth century buceaneer who finally becomes gov- ernor of Jamaica, It's another Saba- tini Story turned into a film. Like “Scaramouche” and “The Sea Hawk,” it makes a lusty adventure —the tale of a seventeenth century pirate who became, at last, gover- nor of Jamaica, Naturally, “Captain Blood” will be compared to “Scaramouche” and “The Sea Hawk.” As far as its plot and its adventures are concerned it is every bit as lively and exciting as the others. Its spectacle is us ela- borate, too, and the story is well- told, It is unusually good entertain- ment. FOLEY PILLS REACHED THE SORE SPOT Mrs, Ellen Reighard, South Fork, Pa., writes: “I had been suffering with my kidneys and nothing seemed to touch the aching spot until I pro- cured FOLEY PILLS, with wonderful results.” FOLEY PILLS, a diuretic stimulant for the kidneys, gently.and thoroughly flush and cleanse the kidneys and help to eliminate poi- sonous waste matter. today and you will be well pleased with the relief obtained. The use of FOLEY PILLS increases kidney acti- vity. —Adv. The Sheaffer Fountain Pen The Sheaffer Pencil Combination Sets lused informally you can mount them) for the outside Try a bottle|i A Christmas Tip Hoskins-Meyer THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE ODDS AND ENDS OF SILK AND FANCY Weg. BY HORTE AUNDERS. i} NEA Service Writer and ends of silk and faney ies you have lef( from your ot er Christmas sewing may be utilized | These | street to he Ws for shapes | for decorat il Burlap or must be well lined and per s we They should be carga cloth ind \ fectly finished on the inside the out. med with ribbon mot very economically to make faney | ae egeterene Mat | ie vie 4 uit oud at Nee ees st 28 change purse © mirre |The cano sed model is , PE bas. bie ee Hos| wily mans ; reivivesr or vie YT , The number of styles you can you will equip it with these it is ve mmodiou | eas: P | evolve is afc ally ay Sse Oh covered to mateh the bag.) Attractive party bars are made of) Re Coie a re agination and is exceeded only — hy FieiawilVenmmonsiieAnul deete vibhons. Shitred ool AY Anc sre eieahicda ae ' a 8 ene ‘ ie uniter of Gacents Aoi he tip ae ae ve ver een cpanel del a vt i. toune i a ; TB were Shapherds if. A very special purchase that’s just arrived—a little h | stick as well. j round or oblong foundation whieh is} oe pve Se eae Sia oie may be put. |_ Velvet, satin, moire, tapestry, or| really a mirror, covered on one side OLO, Re not atraid {gp late—the price will clean out the entire lot by Saturday Besides the simpler models to be|faney brocaded ribbons may be used] with ribbon, These may be fitted TETTE. night. ind taffeta or satin} out with powder puff, be used for) such including tiny row 9f | the fancy chiffon kerchiefs ; French flow yg the mount-| <o popular now. y bottom | ing and covering the stitehes on t Odds part and have it moun a pro-| underside, you will add a professional | gold fessional at the shop where the top| touch. is purchased, but it te possible} All varieties. of shell! in a delicate s| expensive | the lining. If on tops of silver, bakelite or and duplicate the very bags you see in the sh ories, that French flow lace or galloon, ry may be util be| ming these bags and giv nd ends of nd silve: embroic shapes may : orig to mount it yourself if you are a used, round, pointed, pouch-shaped | touches. levee cenminoness [or square. The photographs offer! (Copyright, 1921, NEA Service, I PREVENT HOPPERS , Grasshoppers deposit their eggs in |fall in hard ground along roadsides fence rows and other undisturbed \ Plowing or diseing these sin the late fall will destroy ENVELOPE PURS ES Smar' noire color A COAT DRESS ae place: FOR SPRING WEAR jembroidered or beaded flow a | Palm Beach, i} | | JERSEY DRES: The most attractive jersey dress- are bound with corded ribbon or with silk just matching the wool. Cook by Electricity. FAVORITE COLORS One of the season's favorite color combinations is red, black and gold jwith the black predominating. Osteopathic Physician japplied in vermicelli pattern. EW COLLAR | Something new in collar designs |shows a narrow band collar that. ye- ‘solves into a single rever on one side. Have your clothes dry- cleaned, pressed and repaired ifeor Xmas. City Cleaners & Dyers. Phone 770. 1 | New Coa and Dresses! | just received from the East- ‘ern market and priced very, | low for immediate sale . Bi marck Cloak Shop. Oriental embroidery on king blue satin trims this coat | k wool, with the slant- | so very be- y type of | Kodak Finishing .. By Professionals coming to prac fi bk e touch added | He the fringed “pocket. which ix | Lhe ART FOTO CO. placed 1 ad of below ‘8 Mandan, N. Dak. waistline. Such a comes interest. Savings ciated. The smoothest pen you ever put in your hand. Ready to write the minute it.hits the paper. yon. Put out as a companion to the Sheaffer Pen. The Ideal Christmas gift. The regular Sheaffer Pens and Pencils are used to make up these sets. Come in and look them over. POOC CCE TOT OOE EEL ELET EA OOLOL OEE ELEDEOCL ISI ELELEESELESLEOLIOS IOS ID IODIDE EOE S. veegeesecbeeeessesesesseetsseeeLeeeesODTOOseeeeLELeseLEN tees st CeseesssDEseLee2DOe®. oon. wenecccersoorceess. FABRICS CAN BE MADE INTO BAGS, colors, bound with ribbon and trim- ind any other | for trim. | BOOS || new envelope purses are of | ned with taffeta in delicate | the eggs and prevent crop damages! Black nis spoken of as a/f/Soprano—Mrs. Frank 2B. I next favorite spring material for suits | Alio—Mrs. Herman Scieier i AT JUST ON-HALF PRICE. | ae es and frocks for afternoon wear. Re Ge Nic TEA eC ORLA elcais 5 u NOWAISTLINE yoponma Baritone--Mr. George Humph- istline fabiies and loose | : a ; ithe waist is accented by « girdle of e very much liked for {J Organist Mrs KB. Morris ts and three-piece outfits for Cleaner, Safer and Cheaper. DR.M.E.BOLTON | CHIFFON GOWN 119") Hh St. e240 | A chiffon gown in delicate rose BISMARCK, N. D. |pink is embroidered all over in braid < ea .Fine Neckwear Holt & Johnsrud z : | LOOK WHAT'S IN SANTA’S BAG! comed by everyone, man, woman or child. more _ valuable every day because it is constantly accumulating Bank always is appre- those near First National Bank “THE PIONEER BANK” MAKE SOUP AHEAD Make soup or broth the d ore it is to be served and have it | skimmed, strained and ready to he jin a minute, ‘| CHIFFON BROCADE A. W. LUCAS ! Chiffon brocade is very lovely for well as for dinner and SMART TRIMMING j J A wreath of shiny black leaves A eee were ‘ jMakes a most attractive trimming STORE OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL: XMA jfor a colored felt hat 1 oT “ThE OOOO ORO OL IE LOLOL ORIEL ATE EDLODEOLEOLOLEEEUDLOLOLOLEDLOLDLED QUITE DISTINCTIVE 1A waisteout that is most di ive has a front and cuffs of leopard potted plush baad ‘| The Elks Orchestra’ CRAVAT leew satin dress with a tiered ff} Wi furnish musie— 7:30 to 9 o'clock, Come hear ate ah USO ee CHa them play the popular music of the day RED CREPE j ul combination is noticed | of red crepe, finely pleat rimmed with a overdress: lace. 1 When you're in a rush—you must get your Christ- | mas shopping done—one of the most annoying things VELVER BORDER that can happen js to have to wait for minutes, which ae ve ee sf jq seem like hours, before the clerk comes back with your chine or chiffon | change and parcel. That me WSC) cL$ { If you have been annoyed that way, just notice the frocks in delicate | dpe H over foundations of | difference in our store, ns a great deal tnese days. re made Make a purchase here. The clerk rings it up on a cash register, wraps up your parcel, and hands you the ; change and parce Il in thirty seconds. No irritat- \ ing delay: t's businesslike. If saves your time. | You will notice that all transactions are completed | CHRISTMAS | just as speedily. That makes it possible for us to wait H TIDINGS \ on more customers without any congestion, even around the busiest counters. By Berwald | ! ii Cantata by Presbyterian It makes your Christme Quartette spretvirin court {1 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SALE Sunday Evening, |) Big P { Baskets _ om Work B: ‘ to $2.50 BARITONE SOLO, ‘The PEON: h i shopping a pleasure. and dark kets of many On sale, choice... . Lord Glory to God 41 the Highest of Fauanrerre | HOC MICS ROA tie sie Lisa aghcensenenie ain inean en nane 35e ay Cheb Whee SALIME SODC MICS MR OWate inks nat sien panies 45¢ [P BARITONE SOLO, TRIO, AND FY anal TENOR RECITATIVE, And PIROO MICS CONati oe. oan cs ie eon 69c nn came to pass Rene inal FSOPRANO SOLO. tmmanne:, FP $1.50 Ties go at................00. suceeeacleice See 85c Beloved BARITO QUAR nit . F . ALTO SOLO AND QUART Loi, Thy Merey, "boy Name i il ne.) | WOMEN’S HOSIERY AT HALF-PRICE A regular sale just when you need this kind of Hose, silk and wool. English cashmere and all wool, plain, black and colors. Some silk clocked $2.00, 50 and $3.00 values. rE Shout the ¢ re; SLEDS They will all go Friday and Saturday. 50 just received. Speedw. Stearing Sleds that are guaranteed for one Sale price... EVERYBODY COME! To the Program and Dance Burnt Creek Se Friday, 1 ff GOOD TIME GUARANTEED, | Smith McDonald, at Elmer — DIAMONDS We are offering you some very special values in Diamonds and would be pleased to show you our selections. Our Diamonds are set in the very latest styles of mounting that will add to the beauty of the stone. FOLSOM’S IS ALWAYS APPRECIATED Fine Men's Wear. present is wel- Z It be- 7 ty zz FA Zz = FT A gift of a Account in this ig B Open one for or dear to ds fe TE! . f. IP LFF fSIEESs RSS SURE Sacre Cc oe cess cesses conenonsosevesverbubcereusleseresseesceessven, 75555, FIF#4s 272, 4b: COCCet Cee eee eee eee EeeEEEeOOUEEELOLEEOIIEEDOELDOLOLELILDLEILO DIODE DOOD OD DOI OOD LOD OOS |