The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 27, 1925, Page 5

Social and Personal TUESDAY, JANUARY 27, 1925 Reception Given Postlethwaites By Church, Monday Last evening, a reception for Dr. and Mrs, Postlethwaite was given at the church parlors, from 8 o'clock to ten. Judge Nuessle presided over the following program: Music — Quartette, composed of Mesdames Barnes and Scheffer and Messrs. Halverson and Humphrey. Address—C. L. Young, for the ses- sion of the church. Remarks, and presentation to Mrs. Postlethwaite, of a pin, by Mrs. Langer. Address—M Elizabeth Jones, for the women. Music—Quartette, Address—Rev. Strutz, of the Min- isterial Association of Bismarck. Address—F, L. Conklin, president of the Association of Commerce, and former president of the Rotary club. Music—Quartette. The music by the quartette was especially good and the addresses were interesting and to the point. A generous purse was presented to Dr. and Mrs, Postlethwaite as a token of the good will of the con- gregation. “CHARM SCHOOL” DISPLAYS IMPORTANCE OF CHARM Is Charm the most important and necessary: thing in the world? Is it the quality that should be cultivat- ed at the expense of all others? When’ we teach our girls Latin ‘and Mathematics, are we, instead of ed- ucating them properly as. we think, really destroying that important quality of charm? These are some of the questions that confronted Austin Mason, leading man of “The Charm School,” to be given at the City Auditorium on Thursday even- ing, January 29, by the Junior Play- maker\ organization of Bismarck High School. Mason’s answer to thése questions constitute the plot of avery clever and well acted come- dy. JUDGES FOR DEBATE George Register, Supt. H. 0. Sax- vik and F. E, MeCurdy went to Steele last night, where they acted as judges for the High School de- bate, between the Steele and San- born’ high schools. The Steele de- bating team won the debate by a vote of 2 to 1. Professor Jones of the State Agricultural college was in Steele, in connection with the Ag- ricultural. college, to establish the Steele high school as an agriculture school. It is not reported ,if this was accomplished or not. MONDAY CLUB MEETING The Monday Club met yesterday afterngon with Mrs. G. F. Dullam. Roll call was answered by current events: “The Psalms—the Lyric Poetry of the Bible,” was the sub- ject,-upon which Mrs. A. Ml. Brandt gave a paper. Mra. F. A, Lahr gave a paper on “They Book of Job—an Epic Drama.” Mrs. B. E, Jones gave a paper on “Esther—The Story of City Politic VISITING BROTHER Miss Katherine White, of, Minnea- polis, arrived in Bismarck last night to spend about a week with her brother Ed, White, who is in a local hospital following an operation ‘about a week ago. She will be a guest at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Ed White during her stay here. Mr. White is improving rapidly since his operation. GUEST AT NESS HOME + Miss Evelyn Harvey of Gravd Forks, was a week end guest at the Norman Ness home, 500 Avenue A. THURSDAY MUSIC CLUB ‘The active and associate members ‘of, the ‘Thursday Musical club will meet at / 1:30 for the practice rehear- sal at the home of Mrs. A. J. Arnot. . L. T. L, MEET A regular meeting of the L. T. will be held Wednesday afternoon at ‘the Baptist - church at 4:16. New officers will be installed, TO CHICAGO * ; Edward Nelson of Washburn left yesterday on’a business cago, GUEST AT KNECHT HOME Elmef Wecker of Dickinson was @ week end guest at the John Knecht | home in Bismarck. The Weather Unsettled tonight and Wednesday. Colder Wednesday. DRESS UP Bergeson’s Quality-Style-Kconomy Almont; L.| Tuttle; Irvin Keller, Stanton; Henry HERE VISITING RELATIVES The Misses Katherine and Anne Pechtl of New England are guests of Miss Jessie Wagendorf this week, Miss Pechtl are returning to their home following a month spent at points in Minnesota, They visit- ed relatives in Minneapolis and spent a week with their brother, Joe, who is a student at the Mankato Com- mercial College. PANHELLENIC PARTY WEDNES- DAY Members of the Panhellenic organ- ization, for the January meeting will gather at the home of Mrs. L. V. Miller, 116 Ave. A, West, Wednesday evening at 8:00 o'clock for a bridge party. Those wishing to attend will please call Miss Christine Huber, phone 945, before Tuesday evening. The committee consists of Mrs. L. Miller, Mrs. Harold D, Shaft and ie Christine Huber. ASSOCIATION OF ENGINEERS DINE Bismarck Chapter of the American Association of Engineers ure giving a dinner program, at the Grand Pucific Hotel, this evening at 6:30. -Judge John Burke will speak on “The United States Treasury De- partment”. Music will be furnish- ed by the Bismarck Harmony Trio. BACK FROM HONEYMOON Mr. and Mrs. Gust Osmundson, have returned from St. Paul and Minneapolis, where they spent their honeymoon. Mr. and Mrs. Osmund- son will make their home at the An- nex Hotel. LLOYD SPETZ POST NO. ING The Lloyd Spetz Post number one will hold a meeting at the A, O. U. W. Hall, Wednesday evening at 8:00. The film of the St. Paul Cofvention 1 MEET- will be "shown Luther Birdzell, city; Mike Kazema,|pgoald Camph - H sity ampbell, of Eugene, Oregon, i Max; William Schmidt, BPlfour; |arts he hud receined i : NEW ART SHOP MANAGER |Mrs. Frederick Schneider, Hebron; ean aoe LSE GER MNES IE Mrs. A. H, Pearson has taken over|Mrs. W. S. Weis, Coleharbor; Chas.!” Fondon, Dec. 4, 1924.—The_ last The Art Shop formerly managed by|Isaacson, Underwood; Mattie Guth-| jo6m of’ Robert Burns; written a Mra, N. W. Kelly, 608 Broadway, in|nekt, Haven; (Geo. Sather, Dodges |tew days before he died, to the girl the Annex Block. ais aa He au ote ableeh who nursed him on his deathbed, CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR James, Linton; Emanuel Stublmitter, |" eens aMUpoeseantat ting The Junior Christian Endeavor|Dodge; Sam Porter, city; John Os- Lewars” who nursed Burns will meet tomorrow at 4:15. Only|tet, Krem. his wife, Jenny Was ill. She those why attend the meeting will| Births: Mrs. George aed boys | was a neighbor of the poet in Dum be allowed to attend the party later.|city; girl, citys |tries, und later married a man: nam- TO ENTERTAIN LUTHERAN AID Mrs. Henry Mahlman, at 320 Grif- fin, will entertain the Zion Lutheran Ladies Aid, Thursday January 29 at 2:30. RETURN TO BISMARCK Mr. and Mrs. A. Y, Haglund, 500 avenue A, have returned to Bismarck fram the fin Cit where "toe me, am, Seath, Sul’ ME) Cod Liver Oil in spent abont month, | Glen Untin, Saupe Coated Tablets BUSINESS WOMEN'S CLUB 0 aE Mandan For Puny Kids The Business Women’s Club wit] ,Doriha M. ¢ hold their regular social meeting tonight at the Club Rooms at 7:30, THIRD HOUSE DANCE There will be a “Third House” dance Friday night, it is announced. oy x FORESTER MEETING The Women’s Catholic Order of Foresters will hold a meeting at St. Mary’s School house, tonight at 8:00. (ecuilis Seca emai | CITY NEWS | Bismarck Hospital Admitted: Mrs. Charlie C. Wiebke, ie Emma jCarlson, Vfaldwin; W. J. Belzer, Napoleon; Mrs. And- rew Joachim, Danzig; Mrs. W. D. Whiteman, Hurdsfield; Arnold Hen- drickson, Mandan; Mrs. Jacob Mohl, Krem; Margaret Anderson, Wilton; John J. Schnaidt, Hebron; Mrs. Geo. Dietz, Mandan; Daniel Danielson, Regan; Mrs. Dan Danielson, Regan; David Andrew Haibeck, Steele; Ly- dia Herr, Wishek; Mrs. John Hahm, Van De Vorsh, Pollock, S. D.; Theo. J. Arntz, Burnstad; Arthur J. Solien, Napoleon. / Tischanend: James Little, Regan; trimmed Winter Coats. arriving. Values up to uae Now ... Values up to $35 00. Now. Values up to $42.00. Now Values. up to $55.00. Now Values up to $65.00. ~ Now vee Shell pink of pink velvet make t evening gown with a comes a side train or may over the arm as a s simplicity without s Mrs. Gordon Admitted Wold, Beulah; Mrs, Gottlieb Leno, Tuttl Sitting Crow, city; city, Discharged: BIIURUENTEE OAT Coker of ing at th Anton Beer, followi pneumonia. be held ut St. nesday. morning ut 8 will tery. between “The Age of Innocence” vel written by Edith Wharton won the Pulitzer prize for the most meri-|&inal and genuine Cod Liver Oj) torious fiction of the year and has|Compound Tablet.”—Adv. ; been made into ment which will be shown at the Eltinge theatre on Wednesday. erly Bayne is cast in the role of the alluring Countess Dexter plays opposite her as New-j land Archer, torn between two loves, is given the droll Beauford to characterize. Oth- ers in the cast include Edith Rob- while EVENING GOWN anel that. style that is becoming to almost evavy (type Tor mvigtres By Robert Burns ie Uy Sues y, Sterling. St. Alexius Hospital Baby Viola NEpaleonee GBtTISb LTE Dana Precher, New Leip: Ma Geo. Mueller, ndan, died Suné home of her g @ an rviges 's chu Funeral Mar nd buria made in St. Store Is Sold The store building on 13th streets! America, Rosser, owned by H. T, O'Connell, has been sold to Joseph Gabel, present tenant, through the Hedden Ri —— _AT THE MOVIES TES | Thayer and te Agent. as a no a screen entertain Olenska; Willard Louis BISMARCK CLOAK SHOP. Popular Priced Store. COATS Closing out the balance of our Ladies and Misses fur Every one of these coats go Yegardless of cost in order to make room for our new spring stock of merchandise which will soon be i. $16.50 “$22.50 ... $27.50 _.. $39.50 $44.75 One door E. of Capito} Theatre. | silk voile and bands 4, s very lovely | Marcia Debroah Montclair, Garri- will h Wed- Bev- Elliott HOOL” : THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE erts, Stuart Holmes, Gertrude Nor- man, Fred Huntly. AT THE CAPITOL Douglas Fairbanks, in the most Amazing and spectacular screen pro- duction yet known to the world, “The Thief of Bagdad,” at the Cap- itol Theatre tonight. So much has been written of the astonishing and astounding occurrences depicted in this picture, that perhaps not enough has been written about the charm- ingly romantic love story of the Thief and the Princess. It is said that the famous Doug has never made love more ardently than in the scenes with the Princess. Hav- ing first climbed up the Magic Rope to reach the Harem and, chnstened by love, he reveals to her the fact that he is in reality an imposter. Julanne Johnston, who impersonates the Princess, is one of the most beautiful leading women Mr. F banks has played opposite to in long career as a screen star. She brings to the role added grace and charm, gained through her experi ence as one of the famous Morgan Dancers. Some of the outstanding features are the Magic Carpet, on which the Thief and the Princess soar over the housetops and into the sky; The Winged Horse, mounted on which the Thief dashes into and through the clouds; The Miraculous Seed which, when thrown on the | ground, creates a huge army from nothingn, The Forest of Enchant- ed Trees; the Cloak of Invisibility, which the Thief uses to cover him- self and the Princess so that they may escape the soldiers of the Mon- gol Prince; and yet aside from all these wonders, which no one would heretofore have thought possible on the screen, there will be found the jliving dragon in the Marvelous Val- ley of Monsters, The Crystal Realm eneath the sea, the Flight of the ¥| Thousand Stairs, and the astonishing Cavern of Fire. Last Poem Written The following was received from ed Thompson, who apparently ried the poem to New Zealand, Thompson thought the poem had been published. “How often in the dreary night, 1 clasp my burning hands Upon those throbbing, sleepless lids, o'er eyes like glowing brands, Forget the nasty tasting, stomach upsetting cod liver oil and give the thin, puny, underdeveloped children eCoy’s Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets if you want to give them a gaod appetite and put pounds of good, healthy flesh on their bones. Doctors know all about them and so: does Finney Drug Co., Cowan Drug Co, A. P. Lenhart Drug Co., and all good pharmacists all over for they are in great de- mand, because they are not laggards but show results in a few days. They ure not expensive either—60 tablets—-60 cents and children take them like candy. A very sickly child, age 9, gained pounds in seven months ayd is strong and healthy, One skinny woman pounds in 24 days.« “Be sure to get McCoy’s, the ori- gained 9 0 PAGE And wonder in my dreary brain, if haply when I'm dead My old boon friends for love of me will give my bairnies bread. Oh, did the poor not help the poor, cach in their simple way, With humble gift and kindly God pity them, I say, For many a man who clasped my hand with pledges o'er the howl When the wine halo passed away proved but a niggard soul. word, Oh, wilt thou gang o’ nichts, Jessie, to my forsaken hearth And be as thou hast been to me, the nd on earth? your linnet voice, you'll sing my weans to rest, While Jenny leans her weary head, upon thy loving breast. Dear Duncan: A friend gave the above poem me oa reading of by | Burns, only found a short tim . 2 made copy of it to send you along with a hearty thank you for remembering me with a notice of the great con “CASCARETS” 10c IF CONSTIPATED DIZZY, BILIOUS Feel fine! Let “Cascarets” clean your cert you are to have on the twenty- | third. 1 surely would like to have been with you that nicht and renew once more the days “o’ auld lang syne.” Here’s tae ye, from Dugald. Cigarette Bill Is Amended the Y 61, amended to provide penalties for any person selling or giving cis- | tel, arettes to minors, but with the ori |e" final provision for conviction and | 10M 2 fine of persons under 21 found | “Film smoking eliminated. = Qe bowels and stimulate your liver, No grip- ing or overact- ing. Millions of men, women and children, take this harmless laxative - cath- artic. It doesn't sicken you like pills, oils, calomel and salts. Tastes nice—acts wonderful. 10c, 26e und Uc boxes—any drugstore.—Adv. GET POSITIONS ON GRADUATION DAY ‘Fhe following young people turned their business training into cash the very day they graduated from Dakota Business College, Fargo. Ruby Brakke was sent to the Carrington Merc. Co., Ethel Feldhusen, to the Linwell Co., Ray, N. DB, Clarence Causmeaker to the Fargo Mercantile Co. Don’t “‘hunt a job.’? Enroll at Dakota Business College where 700 banks, nearly all leading N. D. Courts and big wholesale houses secure their help. Watch each week and “‘Follow theSucceSful.”” Enroll Monday. Write F. L. Wat- kins, Pres. 806 Front St., Fargo. CEEEEEDEEEEEEE: NOTICE To Demonstrate our Rat- tler Boring Bar we will refinish cylinders and fit pistons FREE of CHARGE in the first car in our shop Wednes- day and Thursday, Jan. 28-29. Auto Motive—Sales Service. 218-4th St. Phone 131 n- | ss block has often cooled down a justly in- dignant temper & restored sweet peace to a ruffled disposish ... aee Cantilevers (we hear) havea special flair for bringing back that sense of physi- cal comfort to the slightly irritated. . Notably: Cantilevers for Comrort-LovERs Play cards and lunch with Hall Tuesday night, Jan. 27. Admission Instead of by fire. a 3 Regular meeting of Amer | The state affairs committee of ican Legion Auxiliary Wed- the state senate was expected to oe aoe Ii 28th report for passage senate bill No.|{Mesday evening, Jan. 28th, Rotary Room, McKenzie Ho- Jcint meeting with Leg- eomen at A. O. U. W. Ladies’ Cook By Wire 28, at 6 School.” t nine o'clock to see St. Paul Convention. A supper, at 50 cents pi plate, will be served by t Methodist church Wed. Ja dining room. Remember DR. R. S. ENGE Consultation Free Lucas Blk. Bismarck, N. 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