The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 15, 1925, Page 5

-*5 =~ TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1925 Misses Bowman Bridge Hostesses For House Guest Four tables of bridge were enter- tained Saturday afternoon by Miss Marcia and Elaine Bowman in their home on Fifth street, Miss Iris Merrifield of Valley City was guest of honor. « A pretty setting for the afternoon's play was formed by the attractive ar- rangement of garden flowers. A course luncheon was served after the games. Monday Club Meets With Mrs. M. H. Atkinson Mrs. M. H. Atkinson was hostess to the Monday club at its first meet- ing Monday afternoon, “Forestry” is the topic to be studied this year. The afternoon's program included papers by Mrs. W. G. Black, the “Forest Primeval”; Mrs. Fred Jan- sonius, “Relation of Forests to Civi- lization”; Mrs. M. H. Jewell, “Bil cal Trees"; Mrs. E. P. Quail torical Trees.” Officers of the club for the year were announced as follows: Mrs. G. F. Dullam—president. Mrs. A, M. Brandt—vice president. Mrs. Fred Jansonius—secretary. Mrs. M. H. Atkinson—treasurer. Entertains at Dinner For Guest Miss Clara Hultberg entertained Monday evening at her home, 611 Sixth, with’an attractively appointed seven o'clock dinner complimentary to her guest, Miss Helen House, of Grand Forks. After dinner the guests were tak- en to the theater. HAD ACUTE ATTACK APPENDICI- Mrs. Della Fox was rushed to he Bismarck hospital yesterday after- noon following an attack of acute ap- pendicitis. She was operated on lat- er in the day and this morning was reported to be getting along nicely. RETURNS FROM VACATION Miss Christine Huber returned yes- terday from an extended western trip, stopping at many places of in- terest en route and on the coast. She returned over the through Canada, U._C. T., LADIES TO PLAY BRIDGE The members and prospective mem- bers of the U. C. T. Auxiliary are in- vited to a bridge party Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. J. B. Smith, 803 Fifth street. MARRIED HERE SATURDAY Miss Akre of Baker, N. D., was united in marriage to T. H. Zorn of Reulah Saturday evening at the Presbyterian Manse by Rev. Paul S. northern route Wright. ATTEND LIONS CLUB PARTY Dr. W. A. Gordon, Washburn; Alex McDonald. Glencoe, and Gill Haggart ond son, Fargo, were guests at the Lions Ciub party Monday night. TEACHING SCHOOL Miss Ethyl Eva Mandigo is teach- ing school at Braddock this year. Miss Mandigo graduated from the Bismarck High School this spring. SUNSHINE CLUB TO MEET The Sunshine club will meet at the home of Mrs. V. J. Hunter, 414 Eighth street, at 2:30 o'clock Wed- nesday afternoon. GUEST HERE Mrs. Joseph Mann of Washburn is in Bismarck, a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Russ, Sixth street. LEFT FOR UNIVERSITY Miss Clara Sperry left today for Grand Forks to resume her studies at the University of North Dakota. LEAVES FOR PORTLAND C. L. Hanson left this morning for Portland, Ore., to attend the nation- al convention of the I. 0. O. F. WITH HIGHWAY COMMISSION Eugene Sperry has accepted a posi- tion with the Highway Commission in Jamestown. EASTERN STAR MEETS TONIGHT A regular meeting of the Eastern Star will be held tonight in the Ma- sonic Temple. HERE WITH FRIENDS Miss Ruby Schultz of Washburn is spending sometime in the city with friends. HERE ON BUSINESS J. 8, Fevold of Baldwin was in the city yesterday on business, FROM NAPOLEON = W. S, Balzer of Napoleon was in the city today on business. HERE YESTERDAY Porter J. McNeil, McKenzie, spent yesterday in Bismarck, See the new coats and dresses now on display. A. W. Lucas Co. The Weather Partly overcast tonight and Wednesday ; warmer tonight. SUITS MADE FOR _ Bergeson’s Mrs. Richmond Entertains For Mrs. K. J. Allen; Mrs. L. Richmond, Person Court, entertained last evening at dinner in compliment to Mrs. Ken-| neth J. Allen of Kansas City, Mo., who is visiting in Bismarck with her} parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Hollens- worth. Cover: aid for ten. _A daintily appointed four course dinner was served. Garden flowers decorated the table. K, i Daughters of Mrs. Will Give, Birthday Party Mrs. Paul R, Pecht and Mrs. L. W. Morley entertained at a surprise party Saturdiy evening! for their mother, Mrs. C. E. Will, in her home| ~ at 322’Park Avenue. ‘The occasion was Mrs. Will's birthday. She re- turned from a visit in the neighbor- hood to find twenty guests as- sembled. ' Five tables of 'whist were in play during the evening. Honors were won by Mrs. J. B, Belk A birthday cake was a prominent feature in the dainty decorations. A two course luncheon was served at the close of pla Will received a number of Barbara Register, who is leaving tomorrow for Grand Forks to attend the University of North Dakota, was honor guest at a picnic at Wildwood Monday evening. A pienie supper was served during the evening after which games and music | were enjoyed. Those in the party | included: Miss Register, Miss Jane Woodworth, Miss Ellen Holtan, Miss Phillys Yochin, Miss Ragna Melvold, Miss Esther Nelso SEWING CIRCLI ‘0 SERVE DIN-| NER St. Mary's Sewing Circle will serve a chicken dinner Thursday evening between five and cight o'clock in the school auditorium. vited. LEAVE TOMORRO: SIT Miss Ruth and M Marion Staley will leave Wednesday for the Uni versity of North Dakota to enter their second and third years, respec- tively. Everyone is in-| FOR UNIVER- MOTOR TO GRAND FORKS Mrs, Susanna Hultberg will motor to Grand Forks tomorrow with a! party of young people who will at-! tend the University of North Dako-| ta this year. The party will include Clara” and Hilda, ster, Willis Shepard and Sidney Register RETURN FROM MOTOR TRIP Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Kamplin have returned from a several weeks mo- tor trip to Montana, They visited in Hardin and Billings with rela- tives and friends. TO RETURN TOMORROW Mr. and Mrs, Arnot of Fifth street! are expected home tomorrow from a several weeks motor trip to the Black Hills and other places in South Dakota. LEFT TODAY Miss Catherine Bodenstab left to- day for Grand Forks to resume her | studies at the University of North! Dakota. Miss Bodenstab is a sopho- | more. MOTOR TO MINNESOTA Mr. and Mrs. Ed Dapper and fam- ily, Menoken, left yesterday on a motor trip to Humbolt, Minn., where | they will visit with relatives, RETURNS FROM CITIES Mrs. J. C. Oberg has returnetl from a visit with relatives and friends in Minneapolis and St, Paul.’ FROM DRISCOLL Selmer Rasmusson, Driscoll, has returned to his home after a short business visit here. - BUSINESS VISITOR W. J. McAvoy of Baldwin was here on business yesterday. ‘ Matinee Every Day At 2:30 TONIGHT — Tuesday Ne mA The story of a single girl who said she was married—and then had to make good. A cool, refreshing comedy ro- mance. PATHE NEWS Comedy lesa. | iia is THE BISMARCK TRYBUNE chase her all around the place. Rod La Rocque, featured in support of the star, comes to her rescue and succeeds in taming Wild, Wild Su- san long enovgh for her to quiet }down and marry him, Whereupon {her brother, who hud taken out a big | insurance policy on her lite with him self named as’ benefi looks atj the document with a sickly .grim—a d reminder of his poor judgment) an investor. THE CAPITOL “By far the best comedy he has! ever made,” is the verdict for Buster | | Keaton in his latest Metro-Goldwyn i picture, “The Navigator, which oj ed last night at the Capitol Theatr } ee Quaint Millinery 1 i | i a p {time. Imagine Buster a { dumbbell, being set adri less n liner, and the J gets into, and you hav }how funny *T! 1K ina trouble he | an idea of | 1 ten by For children Paris is showing some! Bruckman and droll high hats with square crowns! the directi trimmed with embroidery in wool or, and Buster Keaton. The pictur coarse silk. They are light in weight: presented by Joseph M, Schenck, though they give an effect of weight.} ———_—. ge ee) eT |S CITY NEWS | Household ae rR | Suggestions NOTES Oni H BISMARCK HOSPITAL i \ Admited: Mrs. E (nD eh ik ar Sas -@ | Mott; Harold — Sorlie, Minn; Mrs. Emma Iszler, nt BREAD CRUMBS H 4 . * i Crumbs of brown bread and corn.) Mrs. Gottfried Heine, Bie a iene | meal bread may be converted into{ jah!) Washburny Hilda Koeppling| Indian pudding by substituting them} “Discharged: Mr Ro MM Steaup,| for the meal the recipe calls for. ap; Anton Hanson, Braddock; Hel: | TO KEEP CEREALS FRESH —{¢? Featherstone, Valley City. \ If put into a thoroughly dry mosphere cereals and meals will for a long time. BUY FOR CASH ill fi buy: household products for cash save 10 per cent of your bi end of the month. CELERY Do not throw stalks and green leaves of your table: ( celery. Dice them up and use them in your salads. ST. ALEXIUS HOSE Admitted: M city ‘Hazel Whittlock, Washburn; ‘Georg Hummelsbach, | Y Winifred Quenzer, Mer- ; a Pech, Rich- Vinston Wolphert, Steele; | ne Long, Glen Ulin; Joe Ta- x, Dickinson; Olga Zempel, Almont; sse, Golden Vailey; atrs. B. T. Mitro AL notes | t ing your | Oberg, Wilton ing your’ | . Ds M Huber, Tur- Hlebechuk,! citys Mrs. Discharged: LL. —Sandeen, ‘Mrs. George Arntz, Burnstad - = Thomas, Cannon’ Ball; E ; TO FIT TH |Blotler, Benedict; Walter Gough A candle may be made to fit any! ' ; 4 dle tL {nour, Hazelton: Stephan Reeder, So- candlestick if dipped for a moment! }O"" yi" Opp. and. bauy. vay in'very hot water. Dawson; Ruth Cairney, city. j waiey’ sinners Gagne ————# Fancy 2 Y > prices.” And. they ORPORATIONS | weak. You ———— se sthcenaetiasreeaiais own vinegar: | | sides having extral Incorporation papers were strength. iteday to the Dickinson ( company with a ex SALAD OIL Many people find peanut tonseed oil as pleasant for salads and the cost is Ripley, Otto’ B. man, H.W. Lanterman Foster, all of Mandan olive oil a third o———- ——% | At The Movies | -——— ELTINGE THEATRE In “Wild, Wild Susan,” Paramount. starring pi will be 4hown at the Wednesday and Thursday iels has the role of a peppy New York society. girl, who can’t li ithout excitement. There must something doing day or her life isn’t worth a whoop. After causing a traffic jam in the busiest section of the city, having paced a fire engine at break-neck speed, jumped off the Leviathan it was leaving its pier and manipu- lated a crippled elevator ¢ wild ride sk d, Bebe de become a detective to inject ‘For larger women, a beav-! tiful collection new fall dri ycuthfully styled ma- | teriz in Mirroleen Twills,' Frest Crepe. Creve de Chine} and Satin. Sarah Gold Shop.| 312 Main St. ' Dances, old stvle and new, at Mcran’s Farm, Wednesday evening, Sept. 16. be y minute of the DR. M. E. BOLTON Osteopathic Physician life into her otherwise uneventful 5 : ites tnt) : 116 4th St. ‘Telephone 210 An assignment leads her to a haunted house at midnight where Bismarck, N. D. spooks, crooks and funny noises | \ i} | i { | i | | \ When you feel you want “just a taste” of something— . Take. a bite of WRIGLEY’S — let its soothing, flavorful re- freshment appease your desire. Let it clear your mouth and throat and calm your stomsch. _ Then your real appe- tite will be stimulated and the stomach made ‘ready and willing to take care of your next regular meal. Also, use it “AFTER EVERY MEAL” to aid digestion! You'll feel better! “Pleasure Bound” And You're Bound to Laugh— It’s Really Funny. DIFFERENT ) Star ae . for 3 ey OEE z. n Mx Oo ten we yeu y 0h z ah Reema or very wide-brimny else look« very brim turned back from the wide pleats. Add New Members to Minot Faculty tre so used to narrow-brimmed cs that | Very yo strange.! Paris inspiration with silk; coin The crown is of velvet. ' i will take the place previomsly as signd to Miss Mabel Witzel. Death of Sam Adler Reported! and save. had 4 vek with his for the past four time his home | w where he a resident: for than 30 years, He is survived | son, Me and a daughter, FP. Voorhees, of Union Static Mr. Adler was a member i Modern Wo America Vie ho sotaken to Ferd ville for b i al Friday he the Jgtave of his ade his home in wite | Starting Wednesday — and for balance of week we will cffer dresses, vaiues to $19.50, special, 810.95. 8. We) Lucas Co. ght to The serve d Ivy oof rare BONHAM Ady. Look for Guesner’s and save. 7 The House Marcel and Curl 5c. Look for Gussner's Adv. | Cook with Gas. It's Ideal Fuel. Pride of the Hostess a1 BROTHER when oA Additions faculty of the Heavy Hair, $1.09. tate ted not have E 2 been bari of Phone 981-W far Ss a = == ada Bl ad ar and) English un PEACHES- make perfect jams and jellies so easily—so quickly—by the Certo method. NE minute’s boiling is enough this way. Success is sure—never a failure. You make half again as much jam or jelly from your fruit. Certo’s short boil saves fruit juice, saves the fresh fruit flavor and color. A recipe book comes with every bottle. Get Certo from your grocer today. What if berries were scarce and expen- sive in your locality? Make your jams and jellies from the delicious Fall fruits, so abun- dant and cheap this year. Ten million { bottles used last year. MLA Nima ERTO (Surgell) Don’t run out of milk Keep a few cans of Carnation in the pantry: for use in allcooking andin place of cream. Write for Carna- tion Cook Book | CARNATION Miu Propucts Co. 100; Bldg.. Ocono- mowoc, Wis, ©Carnation Mite Products Co. 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