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

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1924 Miss Blumer Entertained Members of the Epworth Hate] entertained last evening at the Meth- odist church parlors for Miss Clara Bumer, whose marriage to Mr. N. L. Mikkelson of Minneapolis has been announced for December 31st. The party came as a surprise to the guest | of honor who had been asked merely to attend a business meeting. business session was very brief and was followed by the unexpected pre- sentation to Miss Blumer of a beau- tiful cedar chest, being a token of| regard from the orgunization of which ‘she has been a member for some time. The evening was spent in social diversion. Dainty refresh- ; ments were served. This is the ‘third event of the month in honor of ‘the bride-to-be. To Give Cantata Sunday Evening The quartette of the Presbyterian church consisting of Mrs. Frank Barnes, soprano; Mrs. Herman Scheffer, alto; Henry Halvegson, tenor, and George Humphreys, bari- tone, are giving a cantata entitled, “Christmas Tidings,” at the Presby- terian church Sunday evening, De- cember 21, at 7:30 o'clock. * The first part of the cantata deals with the prophecy and the second part deals with the fulfillment of | this prophecy. There are solos, trios and numbers for the quartette which are as follows: The Prophecy. Baritone solo, God.” The Fulfillment ofthe Prophecy. Quartette, “Blessed Night.” Soprano solo, “And There Shepherds. Tenor solo, “Be Not Afraid.” Quartette, “Glory to God in the Highest.” Quartette, “Christians, Awake!” Baritone solo, trio, and: tenor re- citative, “And It Came To Pass.” Soprano solo, “Immanuel Beloved Name.” Baritone recitative and quartette, “And Having Seen It.” Alto solo and quartette, “Lord, Thy Mercy, Thy Compassion. _ Quartette, “Shout the Glad Tid- ings. “The Lord Thy Were NONPARTISAN CLUB ELECTS OFFICERS The Women’s Nonpartisan Club N + met last evening at the Odd lows Hall and after a short business ting, election of officers took All of the old officers were ted and are as follo ident—Mrs, C. G. Boise. Vice-President—Mrs. H. W. luan, Secretary—Mrs. L. A. Gram, Treasurer-—Mrs, Gust Kaline. i A meeting of the Executive Com-| tnittee willbe hold some ‘time “next week to decide the date of the next meeting as the regular meeting comes on New Year's night. eo) TAKES PART IN COLLEGE PLAY: “ Louise Huber was one of « cast of | ten players that presented the three- comedy “Adam and Eva” at Her- amestown College, Tuesday evening, |» Dec. 16. She took an important part and did very creditable work. This play and a similar one given in the| spring are the most pretentious dra- matic functions of the year. An un- usual number of students tried out for positions this y i all. The contestants were judged and the places awarded by three dra- matic coaches not connected with the | college. ROWLEY RUSTLERS MEET The Rowley Rustlers held their meeting at the home of Agnes Hult- berg, ‘Wednesday evening. At the meeting it was decided that a Christ- mas tree with gifts be provided for some .poor family in Bismarck, who otherwise would have no Christmas After the business was attended to, the members sewed on. Christmas gifts until ten, when a delightful lunch was served by the hostess and Mrs. Hultberg. L, T. L, HOLD MEETING At the regular meeting of the L. T. L. held on Wednesday afternoon at the Baptist church, Mrs. C. W. Smith had charge in the absence of Mrs, J. L, Hughes, Twenty-two scrap- books were reported completed and it was decided to give a Christmas din- ner to a needy family in Bismarck. ISSUED MARRIAGE LICENSE Miss Alma Eugenia Carlson of this city and Joseph J. Fisher of Menoken, were issued a marriage license by the county judge yesterday, December 18, The Weather Fair tonight and Satur- day, Not so cold. A SILK SCARF FOR HIM —— Thel, work in Alpha Kenzie Hotel. Venice” t and the f in 4 thorough ana ation for the its 0 ond act and u comedy to the uct opens. Th velopment of Antonio, und court scene, of advocate, wi teresting manr Rosen, Mrs. F ed the dramati closing with ¢ scene at a lively round by Mrs. Davis whol servations on play «andthe ly keen and s on the motiva the famous ro after New Yeai an enthusiast the romantic ¢ pest.” Bergeson’s Quality-Style-Economy Delphian Holds Meeting THe second program of the month's | phian was rendered this morning at | 30 in the club room at the Me-| Mrs. Anna Rosen reviewed the sec- effectively analyzed by wton, dwellin; with 1 Belmont, country place, of the heiress, Portia.| ¢ Following the analysis of the play, | embly, dramatist were Fannie Dunn Quain offered The next regular meeting of the Chapter will be held on the out to enjoy the study of that day, | THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE A Sport, Costume Chapter i Eta Chapter of Del- “The Merchant of | he topic of the day ets were taken up Mrs. George Reg The Golden 1 opening act din} alysis, laid the found-| scenes that follow. nfolded the romantic} place where the third | is third act was most! Mrs, W. G./ | ¢ i! B le | ‘as handled in an in-| ner by Mrs. Dorothy , lorence Davis disc ic phases of the pla he famous moonlight | the sumptuous | ble discussion led, enjoyed by the} when exellent. ob- | ¢, the characters in the) |, skill of the brought out. An ensemble sport annel and embossed cretonne is ‘the ‘one of the really new contributions TS, The flannel is a ie soft of powder blue and the etonne has rosecolored figures. The pleated ruffle about the gown ind the coat give it a youthful feel- ing. TO GIVE HARD TIME DANCE The Bismarck Canton hard time dance in the 1. 0. ll, Saturday evening, Decom- ybody is invited, ec arching obser tion and react mantic comedy. day and it is hoped that membership will be | comedy of “The Tem-| 0. costume of | » will} THURSDAY MUSIC CLUB MEETS The Thursday Musical Club met yesterday afternoon with Mrs, J. 4 Larson ostess. After the business se table diseassion on the ment in musie with Mrs. Tracy der preceded the program, ™ | Roan ed two piano selections, “Romance” by Sibilius and “Waltzes choelkoph and Mrs, Wingreene et, “On Wings of Song” by hn. * ushered into a darkened by the candles on Santa Claus distr Most of the gifts, niea by clever bits of jon a round Melodic Ele lit Christmas buted were j reon oniy tree, ftx to Lee original ve A Christi the hostess \ SURPR PARTY About twenty five friends met at] Mrs. RE, Carlander, | eventh d entertained ¢ rprise party inh the evening w whist, Mr. Roy A delicion of the ae presented token from her 1 home of ELECTS meeting of St. officers were a recent business Guild, new follows: President Mrs. 0. Vice-President--Mrs. FA, Copelin ay. Mrs. T. R. Atkinson, surer—Mrs. W. G. Black, Lundquist. | SPEND CHRISTMAS IN CANADA J. G. Belanger has left for LOrig mal, Ontario, Canada, lo spend the holid with his father, Enroute he stopped at Chieago to see about equipment for the Interstate Trans. portation Co, at the International Harvester Co.'s truck factory, Cook By Wire Instead of by Fire |> | week, is now out of danger. s lunch was served by 1 —__-_-___---__—_e | €ITY NEWS ES Sea aE | Ix Decovering From Ilness B. Meinower, who has been con d to her home for the Bismarck Hospital Admitted to the Bismarck hospital Bader, Wishek ek; Carl Lather s. Henry Henry Bader, ied, 3S. Mrs. en; Mrs. Id, Mont. rged: Hildegard Bauer, al, ‘Taylor; Blanche Ritter, Bidwell, pestner, Gerlinger, De Albert » Taylor. 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