The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 26, 1925, Page 5

Y ' ¢ 4 THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE ; Junior Class at High School to Give Play It has been, decided that the jun- ior class at the Bismarck High School will present the play, “Old Days in Dixie” either the first or the second week of April, the exact date being as yet undetermined. The play, written by Walter Ben Hare, will be coached by Miss Bang- hild Dahl and Miss Winifred Robert- son, It is somewhat different from the usual type, involving — cos- tuming, entr’actes, cte. Tryouts for the cast will be held shortly after the examination period is over, The Delphian Society will meet at the McKenzie Hotel tomorrow, Fri- day, at 9:30 A. M., with Mrs, J. B. Smith acting as chairman. The gen- eral topic for discussion will be, “The English Dramatists of the Re- storation and the Eighteenth Cen- tury.” The following text reports will be presented: . The “Double Dealer—Mrs. strup. Sheridan's Career—Mrs. Obert Ol- son. \ Bob Acre’s Duel—Mrs. George Re- gister. Early Rosen. - A dramatic reading of Sheridan's “The Rivals” will be given, Mrs. Shafer reading the Acres role; Mrs. Ruder, Lucius; Mrs, J. C. Taylor, David; Miss Lucile Dahl, Saulkland; and Mrs. Whitson, Captain A. Kjel- English Actors—Mfs, Anna SONS OF NORWAY GIVE DANCE At the benefit dance given by the Sons of Norway at Odd Fellows Hall last night about one hundred and fifty couples sere present. The Legion Auxiliary. Has Unique Party Last evening at the annual pot luck supper given by the Legion Aux- iliary to the Legionnaires at the Le- gion Rooms over a hundred persons spent a very enjoyable evening. T POPULAR 9 a dinner at the This will be a sp honor of the grand commande |ficers located in and near Bismarck | Phey will inelude Grand © Otto Bauer of Man 3 cralissimo Geo. H. h n Grand H. Olmstead, Grand Fork: Junior Warden, Alfred Steel, town; Grand Warden L Dickinson. Ro M mander of the B ery. Masonic Temple. ial conclay new Jumper Dresses enior Warden George com. | command A snecial assortment of the the} | | | SILK HOSIERY Friday and Saturday - CLEARANC E At the two long tables on which the buffet supper was spread, each person was given a partner for a matching advertisement game. Army and other songs were sung after the suppér, and contests, both story telling and athletic, were conducted. Dancing old-fashioned | colombal dances, Virginia Reel, quadrilles, rye waltz, ete., to the accompaniment of accordion music was one of the de- ,lightful features of the entertain- ment, which was somewhat of a George Washington affair. The evening’s entertainment cared for by a committee consisting of Mrs. Inez Gallahan, Mrs. Spencer Boise, and Mrs. R. Hitchcock, with Mrs, John Bowers in charge of the supper. PAN-HELLENIC LUNCHEON HELD At the Pan-Hellenic luncheon held this noon at the McKenzie Hotel, Mrs. A. G. Sorlic, wife of Governor Sorlie, responded with a brief ad- dress to the welcome extended by the chairman, Miss Esther Staley. Mrs. C.D. Dursema gave a reading about a little Italian boy; and various North Dakota, university, and soror- ity songs were sung. Mrs, Mell E, Pollard, Miss Ethel Pollard, and Miss Gwendolyn Welch constituted the committee in charge CLUB TO ME of the program. WEDNESDAY STUDY CLUB MEETS The Wednesday Study Club met yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. W. E. Lahr, who presented a paper on Bolshevism in America— Origin and Growth, Topics in brief dance was held especially for the entertainment of members of the leg- islature and their wives and friends. Many Mandan Sons and Daughters of Norway were also present. ®0ld-fashioned square dances were a feature of the evening's fun. Antone Nelson, P. D. Kebsgard and Hanson comprised the commit- in charge of the entertainment. Music was furnished by Al. Gaplin’s five-piece orchestra. BURKE TALKS TO “HI Y” a BOYS Judge John Burke of the Supreme Court took the “Hi Y” boys on a trip through the United States Treasury Building last Monday evening, which was greatly enjoyed by the members of the club. The meeting was held in the Episcopal Parish House, Discussion on parliamentary pro- cedure will be resumed next Monday with the return of Mr. C. C. Con- verse. JUDGE “PEP” MEETING AT HIGH SCHOOL Opening exercises at the Bismarck High School this morning were de- voted te a “Pep” meeting in which new yells for Saturday’s game with Dickinson were tried ott. Cheer leaders assembled the students at the front of the room to get more: unity in the cheering, and found that plan quite successful. SURPRISE WITH BIRTHDAY PAR- TY A number of Mrs. Charles Fisher's friends surprised her last evening with a birthday party at her home, and presented her with a pretty pearl necklace and numerous other gifts. A midnight lunch was served after whist and music. ATTENDS N. E. 4. CONFERENCE Superintendent H. O. Saxvik deft for Cincinnati last Saturday to at- tend the Superintendence Conference of the National Education Associa- tion. He is expected back home next Wednesday, TRIES CASE IN MINNEWAUKAN William Langer of the' firm of Langer and Nuchols is in Minnewau- kan for a few days trying a criminal case. W. C. T. U. TO GIVE DINNER The Women’s Christian Temper- ance Union will give a New England dinner at the Methodist church on Friday, February 27th at six o'clock, to which. everybody is welcome, VISITS FRIENDS IN GLEN, ULLIN Miss Mary Buchholz, formerly of this city, who has been spending the week at Glen Ullin visiting friends, returned to her home in Wisconsin, PUPILS Tb Give RECITAL * Miss Lucile Lahr will present ‘her Piano pupils in their first recital Ssturday, afternoon, February 28, at her home, 68 Avenue B. The Weather Partly cloudy tonight and Friday; probably snow. Not 4 cold Friday TRYA. : KNIT-TEX hthe Degree of Honor Society were discussed, Mrs. P. C. Reming- ton acting as lead FORTNIGHTLY CLUB MEETS The Fortnightly Club met yester- day afternoon at three o'clock at the home of Mrs. John Burke, and after a current events discussion, Mrs. P. E. Byrne presented a paper on the Development of the American Opera and Orchestral Mus ENTERTAIN AT BRIDGE Twelve friends were entertained at bridge last evening at the Business and Professional. Women's Club rooms by the Misses Helen Kasel and Esther Scott. Three tables of bridge were in play, lunch and dancing fol- lowing, ‘ RETURNED TO GLEN ULLIN Mrs, Elizabeth Tusk of Glen Ullin, returned home last Sunday after a visit to St. Alexius Hospital where her brother George Baner is a pa- tient. NTERTAIN FOR MISS BUCHHOLZ Mra. A. L, Tavis entertained a few friends at her home yesterday. Miss Mary Buchholz was the guest of honor. Lunch was served after un afternoon spent at needlework. DEGREE OF HONOR SOCIETY TO z e MEET There will be a regular meeting of this evening at eight o'clock at the Ho- man Bakery. GIVE DINNER PARTY Miss Frances Melander wand Miss Emma Hattlestad entertained a few friends at a dinner party at their home last night. VISITS SON AT HOSPITAL Mrs. E. M. Conrath of Glen Ullin came here today to visit her son, Earl, who is ill at the St. Alexius Hospital. HERE FROM ELBOWOOD Major Janus and Andrew Voight ofs Elbowood are here in the inter- est- of the proposed bridge at that point. ° He SON IS BORN A baby boy was born last night at 11:60 to Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. John- (ple, and followed by work in The Junior Thursday Mu will meet tonight in Mrs. son's studio. 1 club Whit- VISITING FROM DICKINSON Mr. and Mrs. Otto Ashman arrived on the No. 2 from Dickinson this VisIT len Ulin was in the city Monday and Tuesday on! business. HERE ON BUSINES Frank Erkinson Mrs. spending | Best on Deen: | Washington showed the premier}! defensive tem in the Ame n| League last season. In games opponents ran up a total of but 613 runs, or less than four per contest. KNIGHTS TEMPLAR All Sir Knights and visiting Knights are invited and urged to attend Special meet- ing Tancred Commandery No. 1, Friday evening, Feb. 27, Dinner at 6:00 p. m. in Tem- Temple, Degree, work con- ferred by five Grand Com- mandery Officcr: Cook by Electricity. Cleaner, Safer and Cheaper. This Grows Hair or Your Money Back Keep free from the curse of falling hair and baldness. VanEss Liquid Scalp Mas- eage fecds hair growing medicine through rubber nipples directly to the hair roots, It's the marvcloue new method scalp treatment, Van stops falling hair—grows new hair in 90 days. Ack us about the 90-day treat- ment plan. We sell it under money-back guarantee, Buy Van Ess today and Van | Ese your hair tonight. i Cowan’s Drug Store. 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Victor Concert Orchestra (Rosario Bourdon, Directing) 118323 Lucia di Lammermoor—Mad Scene (Donizetti)... 6466 Toti Dal Monte Don Carlos—Per me Giunto (Verdi) . 6078 Marietta- (Romilli) ~.:..7.2.5....... .. 693 Giuseppe de Lica HOSKINS - MEYER, INC. VICTROLAS AND RADIO -O f- Aluminum Ware The-high crown of Tyrolean influence has achieved the mark of approval, and the new hats must don it, to be successful, of felt, Faille and straw, varying delightfully in trimming. s - Displayed at..,.. DAK: iN. ‘DE P STORE ARTMENT I} SATURDAY ONLY Big Values See Our Window Display.