The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 4, 1925, Page 5

_ WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4, 1925 THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE Roosevelt School To Give Cinderella Operetta March 10 Over sixty Roosevelt School chil- dren are in the cast of the operetta, “The Maid and the Golden Slipper which will be presented to the pub- lic on Tuesday evening, March 10, under the direction of Miss Hanson. The operetta in two acts and four scenes tells the charming Cinderelia/ legend with the child famous kitchen and ballroom palace scenes. A special performance for the chil- dren of the school will be given the day before the public performance, at 7:30 o'clock in the evening. The dancing in the operetta is un- der the direction of Miss Ferguson; , costumes and stage properties are in the care of the Misses Schroeder and Rue; and Miss Jones is accompanist. WILL ORGANIZE STATE COMMER Last evening at a dinner at the Grand Pacific Hotel the following] secretaries met to develop prelimin- ary plans for a state-wide Commer- cinl Secretaries Association: Jim Barrett, Civic and Commerce Association, Devils Lake; W. W. Blaine, Commercial Club, Grand orks; James Milloy, Association of Commerce, Minot; E, A. Ketter, Co- mercial Club, Mandan; Lynn Cowell, “Commercial Club, Valley City; A. F. Bradley, Association of Commerce, Bismarck. It is planned to call a meeting of all secretaries in the state in the spring to organize formally a state association. The secretaries in the afternoon participated in the annual meeting of the North Dakota State Automo- bile Association, held at the Mc- Kenzie Hotel, and assisted in the de- velopment of a comprehensive pro- gram for the coming year. ENTERTAINS ROWLEY RUSTLERS Miss Muriel Robinson entertained the Rowley Rustlers Monday «rening at the home of Miss Marian Acker- man. The evening was spent making plans for a party to be given at the Methodist church some time -this month. Refreshments were served at ten o'clock by Miss Robinson as- sisted by Miss Ackerman. OF PRESBYTERIAN LADIES AID The Presbyterian Ladies Aid will hold their regular meeting tomorrow afternoon ‘at 2:30 in the church par- lors.. A committee from the first di- vision will serve refreshments. The program will begin promptly’ at 3 o'clock, All members are invited to attend this meetin; MEETING — a CELEBRATE WEDDING ANNIVER- SARY Mr, and Mrs. W. A. McVey cele- brated their thirtieth wedding anni- versary at a dinner party at othe Grand Pacific! Hotel last night. Cov- ers were laid for seven people. Mr. and Mrs. McVey were married in Otumwa, Iowa, LUTHERAN LADIES AID TO ee, The Trinity Lutheran Ladies Aid! will meet in the church parlors at! three o'clock tomorrow afternoon! with Mrs. W. 0. Anderson, Mrs. I. G. Monson, and Mrs. B. Schee as hostesses. A hot supper will be serv- ed, All are welcome. BISHOP PAUL JONES WILL SPEAK | 4 The Ministerial Association an- nounces that there will be a big mass meeting in the Auditorium on Sun- day, March 8, at 3 p. m.-at which Bishop Paul Jones will be the speak- er. SEWING CIRCLE TO MEET St. Mary’s Sewing Circle will ‘hold a regular mecting tomorrow after- noon at 4 o'clock in the school audi- torium, After the meeting a hot supper will be served, to which everyone is invited. HERE FOR, KREISLER CONCERT Mrs. M, J. Connolly and son, Ro- bert, of New England arrived in town this morning to hear the Kreisler Concert at the Auditorium this even- ing. Mr. Connolly is Enrolling and Engrossing Clerk of the Senate. MEN’S SUPPER AT ST, GEORGE'S A men’s supper will be served in the Parish House of St. George's church on Thursday at 6:30 p. m. Robert Wilson of Mandan will be the special speaker. The program will be announced later. HOSPITAL ALUMNI TO MEET The Bismarck Hespitdl Alumni As- * sociation will hold a regular meeting tomorrow evening at -8 o'clock at the Bismarck Hospital. ‘ zZ The Weather Generally fair tonight, and Thursday. Not much change. TAILORS T0 PARTICULAR MEN Bergeson’s, Quality-Style-Ecotiomy | A. W. LUCAS Co, Rotarians Hear Hibbing Plans At Luncheon At the Rotary luncheon this noon George Dullam, in conformance with instructions from Dasttict. Head- quarters, read the first several, sec- tions of the Federal Constitution. Leroy Moomaw, Superintendent of the Dickinson. Experiment Station, | told briefly of his recent visit to| Washington and his work there. — | $Phil” Meyer, as chairman of the} “On To Hibbing Committee, relieved | > himself of considerable responsibili- | °. ty. by appointing another committee | and introduced Fred Conklin. Mr.! Conklin told of thé arrangements made for the District Rotary Con- ference which is to be held ut Hib- ding or the 23rd and 24th of April and sketched some of the plans that have been made for education and entertainment of those attending. The balance of the program .was occupied, in feminine manner, by jdiscussion of “How To Hat Ones Self for Hibbing.” The visitors included Harry E. Polk, Rotarian of Williston, Leroy Moomaw, Rotarian of Dickinson, Dr. John C. Bea H. L. Fiske of Minot, and F, E, Veitch of Grand Forks, DENTAL STUDY CLUB HOLDS CLINIC AND BANQUET The Bismarck-Mandan _ Dental Study Club has just completed a two- day clinic under the direction of Dr. K. W. Knapp of Minneapolis, in spe- cial inlay, crown and bridge techni- que. A banquet, was held at the Lewis and Clark Hotel at Mandan on Mon- day evening with Dr. Knapp ag honor guest. Dr. J. Blunt, who is pre- sident of the Study Club, presided as toastmaster during the ‘evening. Other out-of-town guests were: Dr. Fred Dovall of Fargo, Dr, pel of Hebron and 0.-Short of Val- ley City. LEAVES FOR GIRARD, TLL. Mrs. Bert Collins of Wilton left this morning with her five children | for Girard, Ill, where they expect to make their home, RECOVERING FROM John Wyciskale, OPERATION who is now in the hospital recovering from an appen- dicitis operation, is said to be pro- gressing nicely. MARRIAGE. LIC ISSUED A marriage license has been issu ed, to@Miss Olive Myrtle Genevieve Lindseth of Steele and Clifford Ku- gene Erickson of Driscoll Remember “the Basket Ball game tonight at’ the High School Gymnasium at 8 o’clock. A Harmless Examination There is no annoyance or distress in-our exam- ination. Even’ the smallest child can sub- mit to it without the least nervousness. No drugs are used, and the procedure all the way through is as harmless as having the photo- graph taken. The time required varies from a few minutes to maybe an hour in more difficult cases. Only good can come from a visit here. =o— R. E. BONHAM Optometrist. fashion’s founda- tion is figure The Gossard Line of Beauty Elastic Belvadears Combinations Girdles Step-ins Reducing Garments Brassieres 3 Gossard Front- a Lacing Corsets The complete, You can’t tell you wear one. Tup- \Pen Making >. a = eee ~ ; ma | CITY NEW: Gardnier, Mandan; Mrs. Mathias G are co-featured with Roberts in| eo ee ead Cee wore eee Feetah At The Movies | Locked Doors” which will be the jsal; Miss Erna Traxel, Krem; 9 feature at the Eltinge Theatre today Bismarch’ Hospital revUe RSH CWINHELS ie " Admitted to Bismarck hospital for Rene Dilber hea ieee ELTINGE THEATRE \ Pein | treatment: 3. Vv. When fire drove him’ right out of | Mrs. 0. A. ik, Douglas; A. A. ¢ Bey ally Seber bby oY: | 5 Ureeveli pooh) MUarerestenay T Ane: | AT THE CAPITOL Johnscn, Sims; Mrs. Peter Hummel, alca eta cae |dore Roberts declared “realism” had} Acclaimed one of the finest photo 7. Was Willa; Elko Krausch, Fredonia; Ba- Re Dae rece | gone far enough.” |plays in years, “Broken Laws” is to No Waste—No Failures by. Dotia’ ShRAGR: Hebried, 8. D. Seimacher Napoleon; ‘Wn, Kettle. | The famous character actor, who be shown for the last time at the 4 Cw Stephens Hazen; Matt’ Ko. [Setimacher, Napoleons Wim, Ketter ee eres ta gureen in | Cbitol Theatre. tonight. Once Tried—Always Use courek, Sanger. peter Lagge, Hazen: Baby Burton this new film play, told the producer j Bearing the ‘endorsement of club- Discharged: Florence Schonlabor,| Lee Hoorestol | Mrs’ Mathias |fter a particularly exciting episode | Women, public officials, civie lead- Hazelton; Mrs. “Albert Koesel, Rich- | rippert, Wishek; Earl Conrath, Glen |tit his fire seenes were “too con-!ers and others, this Mrs. W aHatOnS (GOLUTeD Reidtinger, ase’ Veo Geee nace len Ulin | oinetiag. \ Reid photoplay has proven o RL. 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