The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 2, 1925, Page 5

Social and Personal ; FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1925 State Federation Meets in Valley City Next Week Mrs. Edward Franklin White, In- dianapolis, Indiana, first vice presi- dent of the General Federation of Women's clubs, a well-known attor- “ney and a former judge of the su- preme court of Indiana, will be one of the principal’ speakers at North Dakota Federation of Women’s clubs in Valley City, October 6, 7. 8) and 9 Mrs. John Emerson Feath- erstone, Valley City, state president, will preside. Mrs. Martha P. Tatem, Bismarck, the| friends in the city. Catherine Tully, i Former Local Girl, | Married in Spokanc; _ Announcement is made of the mar- riage of Miss Catherine Tully, form. | er Bismarck girl, at her home in 8! | Spokane, “Wash. Miss Tully made her i home in Bismarck for a number of! years and has a large circle of The followi m was taken from the Spci.esmi,'.- Review, Spokane: “Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Tully, W1623 Dean, announce the marriage of their daughter, Miss Catherine Tully, to Emmett Macken, the wedding taking. chairman of the Department of Ap-| place at St. Joseph's church Tuesday plied Education, will be the lunch- eon speaker at the session Tuesday morning. Miss Henrietta Lund of the children's bureau, state board of administration, and Miss Minnie J.j Nielson, state superintendent of pub- lic instruction, both of Bismarck, will speak at the convention. Mrs. C, L. Young of Bismarck is chairman of the committee on resolu- tions. Mrs. Nye and Mrs. Burman Are Bridge Hostesses Mrs. Donald Nye and Mrs. R. D. Burman entertained Thursday even- ing ut the home of their mother, Mrs. J, W. Scott, of Seventh street. | Five tables of bridge were in play dur- ing the evening. Following the rames music and dancing were the diversions. Honors were won by Mrs. A. L. Might. Hallowe'en colors were used in the appointments and decorations. Glad- iolas were used about the rooms. A course luncheon was served by the hostesses at the conclusion of the evening Mrs. Murphy Entertains With Bridge Party Three tables of bridge were in play Wednesday evening at the nome of Mrs, R. B. Murphy on Avenue A. Honors in the games were won by Mrs. Ralph Penner and Mrs. Van R. Middlemas, The house was prettily adorned with asters. A course luncheon was served after the games. MR. AND MRS. READE RETURN Mr. and Mrs. Henry Reade return- ed last evening from a six weeks’ motor trip through the easter part of the United -States and into east- ern Canada, They were called east principally by the serious illness of Mr. Reade’s sister at Hyde Park, Vermont. The sister passed away and Mr. and Mrs. Reade attended the funeral. The motor trip covered 5,280 miles and included stops at Lake Champlain; Malone, N. Y., Que- bec, and various other points of in- ferect. RAINBOW ORDER TO MEET A regular meeting of the Order of the Rainbow will be held tomorrow evening at the Masonia Temple, at which time the installation of new officers will take place. All officers and members are urged to be there at 7:15 o'clock so that the meeting can be called promptly at 7:30. RETURN TO OMAHA Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lough and baby daughter left Tuesday by car for their heme in Omaha, Neb., af- ter a visit in the city with Mrs. Lough’s sister, Mrs. Ray Bergeson, and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Simpson of Mandan. CHURCH IS REDECORATED The interior of St. George's Epis- copal church is being completely re- decorated this week. Because of this fact the regular Sunday services will be held in the parish house. U. C. T. TO DANCE The U. C. T, will entertain with a dance at the Grand Pacific Hotel on Friday. October 30. The dance will be an invitatio: affair. IS IMPROVING Miss Grace ‘Alt is improving at the St. Alexius hospital after an operation. Her cond 3 reported as very satisfastory. s BABY BORN Mr, und .Mrs, George Knoll, Mc- nzic, are the parents of a daugh- ter, born this morning at ghe St. Alexius hospital. HAS GUEST 4 Albert Hoiland of Fargo is in the city for a week-end visit at the home of his sister, Mrs. Alfred Zuger, of morning, the Rev. Father J. W. Metz officiating. | “The bride had as her maid of| honor Miss Katherine McWatty and| Richard Scheffler was best man. Pre- ceding the ceremony Miss Cora Ditto} sang “At Dawning,” and Mrs. Harry | Baer sang “Thou Art Like Unto a Flower,” with Mrs. E. W. Freed at! the organ. Mrs. Baer , also sang| Gounod’s “Ave Maria.” | “The bride's gown was of white,| hand embroidered, with flare skirt and godets of net. The veil was of | tulle, coronet style, with touches of | orange blossoms. Her bouquet was | of butterfly. roses. Miss McWatty) wore pale blue georgette over yel-! low. | “The couple will have their home | at W1619 Sharp, the bungalow com- | ing as a gift from the bride's father. Mr. Macken is the son of L. J. Mack- ; en, 1802 Maxwell.” \ Mi Catherine Lyons, aunt of the | bride, and Miss Catherine Cook, both | of Bismarck, were out-of-town guests at the ceremony. Mrs. Bodenstab | Entertains Mrs. | Coe at.Luncheon, Mrs. Viola Coe of Portland, Ore., who is visiting in Mandan, the guest of Mrs. Caroline Boley, was guest of | honor at a one o'clock luncheon Wednesday afternoon in the home of ; Mrs. W. H. Bodenstab on Mandan Avenue. Flowers adorned the table. | In the afternoon a number of Mrs. Coe's old time friends received. | MARRIED THIS MORNING Miss Ada Ellen Davis and 3 Robert Stewart Frost, both of Bis- murck, were united in marriage at} 6:30 o'clock this morning at the home | of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Agre, Ad- jutant Piercy of the Salvation Army! officiating. Mr. and Mrs. Frost will! be at home in Bismarck after a ten days’ visit with the bride's parents at Wilt { COMMUNITY COUNCIL MEETS The regular meeting of the Wom- en's Community Council will be held Saturday, October 3, at 3:30 o'clock, at the rest room of the Masonic Tem- ple. Delegates from every organiza- tion affiliated with the council are urgently requested to attend this meeting as plans for the year’s work will be discussed. ' ade \ TO ATTEND FEDERATION CON- VENTION Mrs. Alfred Zuger and Mrs. George Register will represent the Current Events club of Bismarck at the State, Federation meeting in Valley City next week. Mrs. John French and} Mrs, Nellie Evarts are the alternates.! ee i GOODRICH WOMAN DIES i Mrs. Jacob Brost of Goodrich was buried Sunday at Kulm, N. D. She survived her husband by only a few, months. Mr. Brost was a prominent business man and farmer at Kulm and Goodrich. VISITING HERE Mr. and Mrs. Hartley May and two! dren of Youngstown, Ohio, are vis- | ing friends and relatives in the, city. Mr. and® Mrs, May formerly made their home Bismarck. RUMMAGE SALE The Business and Professional Women’s club will hold a rummage sale Saturday, October 3, at 10) o'clock a. m., in the Laskin Building, 107 Fifth street. LEAVES FOR LISBON Miss Madge Runey will leave to- morrow morning for Lisbon, N. D., where she will conduct a teacher's institute, Miss Runey will be gone week. GUEST LEAVES ~ Mrs. Mary Rich, who has been vis- iting in Bismarck’ with her daughter, Mrs. Iva Smith, left last night for her home in Canton, Minnesota. 1 ENTERTAINS LADIES AID | Mrs, Joe Coghlan entertained the Methodist Episcopal Ladies Aid so- ciety yesterday afternoon at her Thayer street. RETURNS TO HOME Matt Clooten has returned to his home at Kulm after a week's visit in Bismarck and vicinity. HERE YESTERDAY Arnold Rupp, | Baldwin, Thursday in the city. For Zapp Coal. Call 1051W. F. Everts. ———— spent The Weather Mostly fair tonight and Saturday. Not much change. A WARM FRIEND ON A COLD DAY A WINTERTEX OVERCOAT. Bergeson’s home. : TO CITIES J. A. Kitchen left this morning on a business trip to the Twin Cities.! He will be gone about a week. WISCONSIN VISITOR A. E. Rasmussen of Oregon, Wis., is spending a few days in the city transacting busines: FARM IMPROVEMENTS E. Hatck, farmer near Bismarck, is building a large modern barn on his farm. HERE ON BUSINESS William Writzke and Alex Neff,, ON BUSINESS f William Lake of Apple Creek town- ship transacted business in the city ay. FROM MOFFIT Everet Porter of Moffit was in the SHOPPED HERE Mrs. R. Mitchell, Wilton, was shop- ping in the city yesterday. HERE ON BUSINESS | J. Pierce Wolfe, Fargo. is in the it today on business. BUSINESS TRIP E. J. Gobel made a business trip to Kulm yesterday. ELECTRIC | COOKERY If At The Movies |o———__—— city yesterday on business. | THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE MEXICAN SOCIAL LEADER IN MOVIES | RCC | opocc fay news |) STOCK KG | Dolores Del Rio, Mexican society leader cohected an els wardrc 1} gone to Hollywood to enter povies unde held by Edwin Carews. She is believed to he the richest AAA | sale at Rummage oy ! Church, Sat. at 9 a. m. Special sale of Fine Furs, The s at the Beston C: sh Dept. Father.” Harold Beil Wrig Store, Mandan, N. D., on Oct. selling novel that name 5 and 6, for 2 only, by showing at res today and the Marks Fur Co., of De- Saturday, is the one of the changing shifts in the brief lapse of t tween F troit, Mich. High el ly consisting of Coats, Ja quettes, Chokers, trimmings land such like $10,000.00 to west as it a Bessi s er Baxter and] goe . Raymond Hatton tatured in the $15,000.00 worth of choice cast of Ane produ f irri ng tale furs offered for your selec- Woven around a band of cattle sous- tion and priced at least one- glers that ix over-running the state. fourth less than regular fur One of the big scenes shows a stam, Bae 2 : ‘ Pele of mare than’ one-hundred PFices. And bear in mind, horses. you will have a chance to buy peu ne celmendas ties ene bat to\ the finest furs, not the ordi- and by its daring has transfo pen op pci the. civilized “into the primitive. R@LY Kind. Den't miss thi There are heart-interest and sympa-| sale it mean a real big sav- thy mingled with thrills and comedy Walter McGrail, recently seen in) 18 In money, the Jack London story, “Adven heads the strong supporting ¢ Other big names are Charles Steven — son, Carl Stockdale, James Farley Properly Developed nappy Kodak Prints . SLORBY STUDIO Mail Your Films N. Dan | and Billy Eugene. “A Son of His Father” is the first Harold Bell Wright revel te screened by Paramount —and done in true Paramount style. it's AT THE CAPITOL | Speed and action—the giedients are. foremost in — ber Wolf” a thrilling Willi eS EEN CE story of the lumber the peerless Buck Jone The Helling Agency tonight at the Capitol Switt action ants Buska General Insurance — and synonomous—the big Fox wes i star thrives on rapid movement. In Bonds. this latest 1 B First Guaranty Bank Bldg. Phone 877 Bismarck, N, D. Rent Typewriters Special Rates to Students. UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITER CO. Phone 820 Half the world is half asleep It is terrible to feel, all dragged gut —to live from one day to tho next in a constant state of weariness. Yet thou- sands do, because con- stipation is destroying their energy—even their interest, in life. | Only Kellogg's ALL - BRAN rings sure and safe relief from this disease. 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Accept no other if you would Leading Buy a will be antiounced Bismarck Pioneer the Fur Sale at the Gold Newest pione Here every child’s feet are properly fitted rowing fect eu re of exp hoe fittne! Phet ou : perien nofittas child esd q prevents discon 1 Kownie Twins Sheer. They i side on natural Nape lacts art wb et Webb Brothers ierchandise ef Merit Only” FIRST Dusit hcg Garamouint f ASONOF ' His FATHER’ Harold ie BESSHE we LOVE ' Have heen vting 4 ee I and 1. BAATER MERMAID COMED: TONIGHT | FRIDAY and even ATHE NE SATURDAY MALMO. EVELYN BAY ae were \ NGW SHOVING AT PALACE THEATRE MANDAN Mary Piekford in Lite Annie Rooney —- Golden West Laundry and Dry Cleaning. Three services—Family Washing Finished, Rough Dry end Dey. PHONE 2 s PHONE 258 Sand t 2S s 96 BISMARCK B MANDAN 24 heur service on parcel post orders, MANDAN, - - - N. DAK.- Man Wanted With Sales Ability We are looking for 2 man who is dissatisfied with hiss sent inceme, and who wants to get into a faster geme, where he can move around and get a diferent { on things in general. If you think yon can sell, and have a good personality. either write Box 271, Fargo, N. Dak., or call at Grand Paciiic Potel, Bismarck, Dak., any evening, October 5ih, 6th and 7th, and ask for IH. L. WILSON, B. V. D. YS. WOOLENS We'll bet on the woolens. WE SELL ’EM.