The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 23, 1925, Page 5

— ee ee ae a ‘THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE PAGE FIVE is invited to witness the -pageant. Tancred Commandery of Bismarck has entered a team in the drill and with three companies will partici- pate in the dress parade. Auvergne Commandery of Fargo will be rep- MRS. WHITSON TO PRESENT MISS STABLER IN RECIT! Mrs. E. L. Whitson will present Miss Helen Stabler in recital at the Elks Club, Sunday afternoon, May 24, be assisted by Miss Olga Steen and program will be given: The public is cordially invited to attend. Ballad No. III.. Watteau Paysage No. Juba. Miss Stabler Night and the Curtains Drawn. Ho! Mr. Piper..... Miss Steen Etude—Allegro-Con Brio. Praeludium..... Etude—La Chasse - Paganini. Miss Stabler Miss Stabler Blind Girls Song (from La Gioconda)................ Miss Steen Accompanied by Miss Aaberg 8 - Triakontameron. resented by a drill-team, and its fa ous Knight Templar band of th five pieces will play for the cere- mony. 4 RAINBOW GIRLS GIVE PARTY The Order of the Rainbow enter- tained last night with an informal party at the Masonic‘temple, at which dancing, games and music were the principal diversions, As her guest each member had invited a boy friend. The lodge room and the «ay, | dining room were both prettily dec- .-Ponchielli| orated. Pavors of balloons and oth- er fun an dnoise makers added to the gaiety of the affair. A lunch was served at the close of the dancing by Godowsky |, committee of ladies irom the Order -Nathaniel Dett} ot astern Star, Mr. B. M, Dunn, , at 8:30 o'clock. Miss Stabler will Miss Mabel Aaberg. The following seseceeeeeesee---Chopin Mr. H. S. Lobach, worthy patron of the Eastern Star ,were special guests, Mrs, J. J. Setzer mother advisor of Curran} the Order of the Rainbow, was in general charge and assisted the girls Cyril Scott] in many ways. The affair vas we attended and proved to be a very Mende happy occasion. SNYDER-DAVIDSON ENGAGEME! ANNOUNCED A. 0. U. W. To Hold Convention The Ladies Drill Team of Bismarck will attend the Grand Lodge of the A. 0. U. W. twentieth session, at Devils Lake, N, D., on May 27, 28 and 29. The team is captained by Mr. E. F. Treff and includes the following: Misses Amelia Schebler, Louise Schebler, .Marcelle Braun, Ruth Swartz, Ellen Anderson, Eva Bailett, Esther Peterson, Elyna Cedergren, Mary Dunn, Elizabeth Dunn, Emma Grob, Mrs. C. H. Derby and Fred Brodl. The convention, which lasts three days will be one of the biggest yet held. Delegates will be present from all over the state. Mr. Grant Marsh is the official delegate from Bis- marek, but several others are plan- ning to attend. The convention program includes a two million dollar parade, headed by the Governor’s Boy band, and will be held Thursday. Friday the 1 drill team contest is the principal event. Five hundred dollars in mon- ey and a silver loving cup will be awarded the winning team. Delegates are urged to bring their whole families and spend a week at the lake. An invitation is also ex- tended to the general public. ENTERTAINS FOR SEPTEMBER BRIDE Mrs. V. J. LaRose and Mrs. T. B. Cayou entertained Friday evening in the beautiful home of the former in compliment to Miss Carrol McClure of Dickinson, teacher of geometry in the Bismarck high school, whose marriage will be an important event of September. The early evening was spent in playing bridge. The tables were prettily appointed und high score in the games was won by Miss Luella Halberg. The dining room was the scene of the cleverly planned shower. A May- pole, bearing many rainbow colored streamers, centered the table. The winding of these by the guests to Victrola music made a very pretty picture and revealed to the honored guest a number of lovely gifts that had been concealed in the streamers. Yellow and white were the colors used in the dainty luncheon'served. The small tables: were each centered with a pretty bouquet of marquerites. The hostesses were assisted in serving by their daughters, Miss Elizabeth Ann Rose, and Miss Virginia Cayou. Guests included the teachers from the high school and grades. Musical numbers by the guests and on tho Victrola added to the enjoyment of the happy evening. The bride to be received many telegrams of congrat- ulations during the evening. CURRENT EVENTS CLUB MET Mrs, Obert Olson of Riverview was hostess to the regular meeting of the Current Events club this week. A Mother's day program followed the regular roll call responses of cur- rent events. “Present Day Women” was the subject of a paper by Mrs. D._J. McGillis. Mrs. G. M, Register .talked on “American Women in Art.” Mesdames J. A. Larson, A. J. Arnot and J. P. French gave a de- lightful musical program. Mrs. Lar- son, accompanied by Mrs. Arnot, sang a well received solo. Mrs. W. C. Hanewald was in charge. The ho: tess served a luncheon at the close of the event. Don’t forget the Graduates. Whether you want to spend one dollar or fifty for a re- membrance the Gift you want is here. Bonham Brothers, SSS The Weather Unsettied and colder to- night with temperatures near freezing. « STYLISH eee Bergesoh’s ‘ Quality-Style-Economy. STATE P. E. 0. CONVENTION An announcement party was given Delegates from Bismarck have re-|last night in’ honor of Miss Lucy turned from the state P. E. 0. con-]May Snyder who will be married vention held in Beach, N. D., last{early in the summer to Mr. L. E. week, beginning on Thursday. After|Davidson at her home, enrollment of delegates and a dinner| street. Bridge and five hundred were which was served by Chapter C of|Played with the high score rds Beach, the convention was called to|geing to Miss Gladys Tearce a order by the president, Mrs. Ida M.|Mrs. Donald Snyder. Roses Pray. Guards, pages, assistant sec-]Sweet peas were used in the decor- retary, a credential committee, a|ations. Little Peggy Lou and Jim- dispensation committee, pianist and reporters were immediately appoint- 29 livered the announcements to the ed. Convention singing followed, | guests. “America the Beautiful,” led by Miss i Mabel: Harrison of Dickinson. Devo-] MUSICAL PROGRAM AT tionals were led by Mrs. Lenna LADIES’ AID MEETING Graves, state treasurer, who read| Thursday afternoon the Presbyter- the thirteenth chapter of First Cor-|ian Ladies’ Aid met in the church inthians. Chapter C of Beach went} Parlors. The business session was through with a model meeting em-|followed by the following musical bodying the use of the P. E. O. ritual.| program: Mrs, Shinnors, “Four In the absence of the local president,|Clover,” by Combs, und K. Julia Lloyd, Mrs, Alguire pre-}Church is Out,” by Carrie sided. Bond; solos by Rev. and Mrs. Paul Two past presidents, Mrs. Lillian Lillibridge of Dickinson and Mrs. Grace Grime of Fargo, all the state officers and 16 delegates responded to roll call. Mrs. Grace Runyon, past supreme president and now chairmat: of the board of administration of the P. EF. 0. educational fund, is guest of honor of the convention. Two new chapters, chapter L of Kenmare and Chapter M of, LaMoure, were presented by Mrs. Ruth Peter- son, organizer, and received their charters from Mrs. Rosa C. Young of Bismarck, first vice president. S. Wright, “Until,” and “Where My Caravan Has Rested.” Mrs Morris played accompaniments. M Whittemore talked on Public Health Service, A luncheon was served late in the afternoon. ERICKSONS ON EXTENDED TRIP Donald and Peggy, expect to leave Dresden, where they will visit sister, Mrs. F. M. Shear. Mr, FE: son will join theni there will drive through, Ita: park with PROGRAM GIVEN BY LITERARY SOCIETY Election of officers featured the regular meeting of the Literary So- ciety of the Bismarck Business Col- lege last night at the college. Before returning home they will vis- it in Ontario and Reynolds. iss Catherine McDonald enter bers: Song—“The Old Oaken Bucket.” Piano solo—Miss Martha Reinecke. Talk—Miss White. “Pal O’ My Dreams”—Miss Nelson and Miss Julian. Music—Mr, Murphy. paeeae Impromptu talks—Miss Heer, Mr.| MRS. SCHULTZ GAVE Benson, Miss Barringer, Miss Ander- FOR ROYAL son, Miss Briske, Mr. Lamb, Mr.| The Royal Neighbor Kvole, Miss Matson. entertained Wednesday Comic selection—Miss Matson. pot luck supper at the home of Mrs. Music——“The Dumbbell Sinkopat-| FJ, Schultz. ing” orchestra. orchestra. Class prophecy—Miss Payseno. Impromptu debate, “Resolved: That a city girl is greener in the country than @ country girl is in the city.” Affirmative— Miss Hilda Ivorie and Mr. Hoff; negative—Miss Altes and Mr. Klipful. Vocal solo—Mr. P. W. Chubb. Song—Soeiety. The committee in charge of the af- fair included Misses Olson, Payseno, Ivorie. her mother. home in San Francisco. The evenin going to Miss Rose Huber. course luncheon was served st close of the evening. ~ SUPPER was enjoyed during the of the evening. GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB BANQUET DR. M. E. BOLTON Osteopathic Physician 119%, 4th St. Telephone 240 + T0 HOLD CONCLAVE Bismarck, N. D. The Grand Commandery of Knights Templar of North Dakota holds ita thirty-sixth annual conclave at Man- dan on Tuesday and Wednesday. Tuesday afternoon’s ceremonies will especially interest’ the public. A street parade led by Fargo’s Knight Templar band will be held at 1:30 Universal Shoe Shop ; 5 First Class .m. (Mandan ti di hi fair soutae thee eancatiites Shoe Repairing drills between the’ teams of the sev-'N111-5thSt. Bismarck, N. eral commanderies will be given fol- lowed by a regimental dress parade. Special stands for spectators have] 4 aaa Piano Tuning C, L. BRYAN Call The Music Shop. dan, N. D. FOR RELIABLE INSURANCE a To the High School. Graduates of 1925 Congratulations ‘ie. ; Read our ad in PRAIRIE BREEZES Pal ANG! been erected and the general public .....Schumann | Worthy Master of the Masons, and} ma Second mie Snyder, dressed as postmen, de-| Mrs. A. 8. Erickson and children, the latter part of the month for) her! friends, spending the time camping. ENTERTAINS FOR MISS MURRAY} \ Altained Thursday evening for Miss! Program, presented during the eve-| Flora Murray who is leaving in a ning, included the following num-|short time for San Francisco with They will make their | was spent in playing bridge, hoaors A two- the NEIGHBORS| Players were evening at a} The Grand Pacific Hotel was the scene of the Banquet given by the =————S— Girls Glee Club. last Saturday eve- ning. Pink and white weré the col- ors used in the decorations. FAREWELL PARTY FOR THE MISSES JOHNSON ~ A farewell party was given by the W. W. G. Girls Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. C. W. Smith in honor of her daughters, Miss Nydia and Margaret Johnson, who, will leave the city soon to make their respective homes in Washington and Kansas. Many pretty gifts were presented to the honor guests. TO ATTEND A. 0. U. W. CONVEN- TION Mr. Grant Marsh, delegate to the state A, O. U. W. Grand Lodge, will be accompanied by his wife to the convention in Devils Lake. C, G. Derby and Walter Knott are also planning to attend as are a number of others who have not made defin- ite arrangements. They’ will leave Tuesday morning in cars. ENTERTAIN VISITING KNIGHTS é OF COLUMBUS LADIES All’ visiting ladies of the Knights of Columbus will meet at the Grand | Pacific Hotel parlors at 2:80 o'clock tomorrow afternoon where autos will jbe furnished for a sight seeing trip. If the weather does not permit this form of entertainment other diver- sions will be furnished. ; MRS. MOSHER VISITING IN BIS- me MARCK 3 Mrs. G. C. Mosher of Billings, | Mont., arrived in the city this morn. ing for a visit with her mother, M M. Dickinson. Mrs. Mosher mpanied by her small son, who is ill. i MRS. HARRIS RETURNS | Mra, Lula E, Harris has just re- turned from a three weeks visit to |the home of her aged father in Jef- jferson, Iowa, | | A Summer I vacation at out leaving * from the wash.” Less Expense and No Worry The cost of using. an oven equipped with a Lorain heat regulator for a period of 3 hours a day for a whole month would be approximately $4.82, which is more than the use of any ordinary home. The use of 18 to 20 cubic feet of gas per hour keeps this oven up to a full even tem- perature while without this oven regulator you would commonly use from 40 to 50 cubic feet and not acqyire the same even temperature. : Cooking a complete meal is only one of the many remarkable features which not only saves times and money but leaves the housewife free to at- tend to the many other household duties. D See our display of Lorain equipped gas ranges. Can, be purchased jeesited, She was joined there! PFIC@S. | & by her brother’ from Mendeon, Miss.,| 8en’s Millinery. another from Valparaiso, Ind. and a aister from Casper, Wyo. RETURNS TO HOME IN FARGO . B. C. Marks and son, Jack, of returned to their home this following: a ten days visit with Mrs. P. R. Webb. | here | had his appendix removed at a local] y hospital while here. “PATTY” GIVEN IN STERLING “Patty,” presented by the Royal! Neighbors in Bismarck, a week ago,: was given in Sterling last Friday evening. Refreshments were served | following the presentation, | CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS MEET A special meeting of the Catholic! Daughters of America will be held Monday night. The meeting will b: called at 8:30 o'clock instead of a! the regular time, 8 o'clock. CALLED TO TOWNER 0. H. Haakenson, superintendent of equipment with the State high- way Commission, has been called to Towner by the illness of his wife. DANCE A SUCCESS Company A, 164th Infantry, enter- tained with a dance last night at Fort Lincoln. A large crowd of young people from Bismarck attended ENTERS HOSPITAL Mrs, Bernard Andrus has entered a local hospital for two weeks’ treat- ment. GUESTS AT CHICAGO Mr. and Mrs. O. Davenport, Bis- marck, N. D., were recent guests at the Moody Bible Institute of Chicago, We are closing out our Spring Hats at $1.00 to $5.00. We are daily receiving new Summer Hats at attractive prices, Silk Hosiery. Niel- home An inexpensive summer va- | cation that you can take with- home is a vacation tiresome ‘weekly At a cost that is mod- erate indeed. We'll wash and finish your clothes in the way you like; and put new freshness and life into Dancing olraunic tues them. nished by the high school orchestra remainder Begin your vacation from washday worries. and we will have our represent- ative call immediately. Telephone Capital Laundry Co. With A OVEN HEAT , REGULATOR \ or the time payment plan if |the United States, has been e! | uy the Eltinge Theatre to appear |Vedova also plays his own, composi- | with the picture program and will) tions, among them those appealin play a short concert. in éonnection | melodies, “Maid of the Mounta with the photoplay “Men” featuring | and “Montana Anna.” Vedova comes Pola ) and Robert Edeson nj highly recommended from theatres Mond, ysday matinees and} on the coast. Vedova, one of the leading vi evenin 1 number Ve- ists of America, who for the dova, whose repertoire includes both r has been a big feature in the] classi popular numbers will largest picture ho throuyhout | p arden of Tomorrow” x of 8) ial art slides Violinist Will Play At Eltinge Theater and y “In the The Gift That Lasts Enduring satisfaction marks the gift of Jewelry at Graduation time. 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