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

Ge ae - = c , Wishek and Mandan. FRIDAL, MARCH 27, 1925 | Social and Personal Piano Pupils To Give Recital Tomorrow Night A piano recital will de given to- morrow night at 8:15 p.m. at the Bismarck High School Auditorium by the pupils of Mrs, Genevieve Men- ard Hughes. The following program will be g' en kating,” Krogmann, Emma av Minute Waltz,” ’ Chopin, and “The Fountain,” Bohm, Ruth Gordon; “Melodie,” Paderewski, Olive Hughes; ‘Bloom of Beauty,” Phelps, Marion Whittemore; “Long- ing for Home,” Jungmann, and “Country Dance.” Schick, Esther Wilson; “Song of the Robin,” War- ren, Dorothy Pollock; “The Meadow Lark,” Ashford, Rose Klein; “Home Sweet Home,” Bishop, Beatrice Bordman; “The Answex,” Necomb, George Olgeirson; “Southern Twi- light,” Baines, Orpha French; “First Waltz,” Schmoll, Hazel Pollock; “Long, Long Ago,” Bayly, Ethelwyn Schafer; “Butterfly Waltz,” Martin, and “Wooden Shoe Dance,” Masters, 6 “Fifth turne,” yalse Caprice”, de Bowman; “Flower Song”, Lange, and “Hungary,” Koel- ling, Alvin Schlenker. A’ silver offering will be taken for the Scholarship Loan Fund. TERTAINED YESTERDAY Ralph Penner and Mrs, W. G. Newton entertained yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Pen- ner for Mrs. C. C. Converse and her mother, Mrs. Jennie C, Cape, who are leaving for Minneapolis on Sunday.. morning. Ebllowing — an afternoon spent in sewing and visit- ing and a reading by Mrs. Newton, a three course luncheon was serv- ed. LEFT FOR FARGO Mrs. Anna DeMars of Fargo, who is State Commander of the W. B. A. left this morning for her home after spending a week here jating of candidates at Wilton, At Bismarck a s of ten was taken in. Mrs. J. B. ler accompanied Mrs. DeMars on trips to neighboring cities. A. 0. U, W. GIVE CARD PARTY The A. O. U. W. entertained at a card party last night at the A. O. U. W. Hall. Sixteen tables of whist were in play. Honors were won by Mrs. Edyth M. Germain, Mrs. Thelma Clark, Louis Gallagher and Harry McGann. Refreshments were served at the close of pl COMMUNITY § NG AT HIGH SCHOOL At the high school assembly yes- terday morning, the students engag- ed in community singing conducted by L. C. Sorlien and Roy Neff. CITY FEDERATION TO MEET The City Federation will hold a meeting in the rest room of the Ma- sonic Temple tomorrow afternoon at three o’clock. Each club is request- ed to send a delegate. RETURN TO BRADDOCK _ . J. Olson and her niece, Elsi Dickson, of Braddack, left for. their home today with Ethel Olson who has been undergoing treatment at a local hospital. 2 Elks Special Meeting to- night. Balloting on candi- dates, 8 p. m. sharp. P. B.: Webb, Exalted Ruler. DON’T FORGET- The S. S. President McKin- ley Orchestra is playing a dance at Patterson’s Hall to- ngiht. Get some “spring” now— There will be “spring” in your step when you wear Arch Preserver Shoes H. S. Playmakers’ To Compete in State Contest The Bismarck High School Junior Playmakers, a member group of a statewide dramatic organization, are planning to send representatives to Grand Forks during the week ending May 23 to participate in the play pro- duction contest there én which about twenty chapters will compete. The one-act play to be given by the Bis- marck Playmakers has not yet been selected. The expense of sending a cast of probably four members to Grand Forks will be met from funds raised during the past winter by the Junior Playmakers’ production here. THURSDAY MUSICAL CLUB MEETS The Thursday Musical Club met yesterday afternoon at the Elks Hall, with Mrs. E. H. L. Vesperman as hostess. After the business session the program was as follows, with Mrs. L. R. Priske as leader: Vocal: “I Hear You Calling Me,” Marshall, Mrs. J. A. Larson; piano: “Romance,” Rubenstein, and “The Swan,” Saint-Saens, Mrs. M. Mor- ris; vocal: “Habanera” from Car- men, Bizet, Mrs. J. L. Hughes; quar- tet: “Serenade,” Schubert, Mesdames R. A, Tracey, B. Harris, J. P. French and Miss E. Jones, Round table discussion followed on the sub- ject of “Acoustics in Music.” The Club then adjourned to Mrs. Vesperman’s home, where, after roli call answered by musical current events, lunch was served by the hostess. JUNIOR MUSICAL CLUB MEETS The Junior Musical Club met last evening at the studio of Mrs. E. L. Whitson. Lucy Zvorist talked on the life of Chopin; Rakkel Lee gave a description of his compositions; Vera Person played Preludes Nos. 21 and 22; Marys Lahr, Prelude No. 3: Frances Nuessle, Scherzo, and Mabel Aaberg, Nocturne, ROWLEY RUSTLERS HAVE PARTY The Rowley Rustlers entertained club members and girl friends at a party last Tuesday at the Methodist Church parlors: After playing games, a taffy pull was enjoyed. Re- freshments were served by a com- mittee consisting of Murial Robin- son, Marion Ackerman, Marie Jacob- son and Genevieve Rue. B. AND P. WOMEN TO ENTERTAIN ‘The Bismarck Business and Profes- sional Woman's Club will entertain the Mandan club at dinner at the Grand Pacific Hotel on Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock, An‘ interesting program is being arranged, ENTERTAIN AT DINNER Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Mundy of 48 Avenue B entertained the teachers of the Roosevelt School last eve- ning at a 6:30 ‘o'clock dinner. P, T. MEETING AT LINCOLN Miss Madge Runey will attend the Parent-Teachers meeting tonight at A.new gauntlet model with handkerchief flaps io contrasting colors. Model 655—Price $2.00 \ The “Weather Fair and warmer to- night. Saturday prob- ably unsettled. Your clothes show your ability or. ‘non-ability to do big things. " —o— || Bergeson’s | ‘This model was worn by @ noted American just up from Cannes. Model 519—Price $2.00 THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE the Lincoln School, of which Miss Nydia Smith is teacher. RECOVERING FROM OPERATION Mrs. A. K. Tite, who underwent an operation at St. Alexius hospital last Tuesday, is reported as pro- gressing favorably toward recovery. RETURNS TO LARK F. Schick ‘of Lark, who has been ing Mrs.- W. F. ’ Reynolds and having, dental work done here, returned nome last evening. HERE FROM FALKIRK . Carl Kichorst : ity visiting her trude, and also having some -dental work done. RETURNS TO DAWSON Mrs. Wm. Kumbier of Dawson, who has been here for a Week visiting at a local hospital, left for home today. | CITYNEWS o——— 2 Bismarck Hospital Admitted to the Bismarck _lospi- tal for treatment: Miss Ruth Olson, Washbur lj Fercho, Lehr; Helen Olson, Tappe: Clifford Thorberg, Valley City; Mel- vin Olson, Werner. Discharged: Mrs. Christ Uhlich, Under- Daw- Turtle Beu 3 onia; Baby Chas son; Miss Albe: Rempfer. Lake; Mrs. ©. G. Sevalliu: Mrs..Christ Geisler, McC] G HAT joy the new gloves have brou Gloves Loike Opring Flowers “Nothing is so smart as the ornamented cuff? ......-.. the edict of Paris F. A. city. We wish to thank our many kind friends our gr Tonight is the night the S. President McKinley Or- chestra is playing at Patter- son Hall. season. Ss. 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