The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 15, 1926, Page 5

4 { JFRIDAY, JANUARY 15, 1926 / / S TO GIVE 0 RECITALS; FIRST TOMORROW Miss Lucile i ig presenti: a} group of her # fy Ils in @ recital to- morrow afternoon at 3:30 o'clee! in her home, 68 Avenue. B. ‘Another Eee: ee repay win play gt a recital * Saturday afternoon at Miss The program for tomorrow's recital follows: “In Summer” .. “Gving for a Walk” .... | Music Btudanta Piano Course “Alice Knowles “Rocking Horse” Cecil Grant Margaret Mui “Two Little Exercises. "isi ee Piano Course « “Jack in the Pulpit Waltz”. ..Cecil Grant | , “A Story” Q .. Bilbro ‘Grasshopper Stella Morse Linsey . Do J Da “The White Bunny”... slrel hms Pats “Rocking Horse” “Hunting Song”. “Robin’s Greeting’ “Pixies’ esi Night Song” “Peter, Pete: “In Clover Fields”. cay Jon Mokrejs Louise Sell +Patricia La Rue Melvin Thorson . L, Brown john Mokrejs Florence Rea ..Vocal Solo—Selected Special . “Petite Valse”. “Dancing Daisy Fields”. “The Gypsies are Coming”.. ‘iss Lillian Rigler ...Jessie Gaynor .John Mokrejs Irene Luessen Eleanor weatad James Roge:s ..Leslie Loth ..Jules Devaux Harris Owen “Papillons” ..... Marcia ‘Thorpe Duet—“Arcadian Shepherd’s Dance”... Maxine and Virginia why: “The Elf and the Fairy”. erenice Benson Bentley “Eastern Dance” ..... “Little Cradle Song”. “Phantasms” *. “Pluto’s Revels” Trygve Torjussen Schumann ‘Schumann Schmoll, Op. 123 Effie Rosen Rhoda Clausen Mrs. Mills Hostess at Bridge. Dinner Mrs, Randa Mills entertained last evening at 7 o’clock at a family din- ner. Covers were marked for ten. Attractive and seasonable decora- tions were used about the rooms. After dinner two tables of bridge were play, honors going a te aril daughter-in-law, ‘Mrs. 5. U. C. T. Ladies Guests at Party In compliment to’Mrs. N. F. Char- rier, who leaves Synday for Glen- dive, Mont., Mrs. W. C. Hanewald en- tertained Wednesday evening at. bridge for the ladies of the U. C. T. Auxiliary. Seven tables. of bridge were in play, benors going to Mrs. R..D, Kennelly and Mrs. H. 8. Cunz. At the conclusion of, the evening ‘. the hostess served a refreshment TE ENGINED cuuh EN. hii 3 i The Thursday Musical club met’ yesterday at the home of Mrs. John FORMER BISMARCK, GIRL HERE) J°S0son," are aa a ee round table discussion on piano dauahier, Mins Araeid Anderson, off music, ‘The following piuno solos terday visiting friends. Mrs La aE ed derson, who was formerly Miss Lu- Mrs. A.J. ees: cite Allen, teacher:in the Bismarck Ballade... Chopin high school, left last mle for her home after a several weeks’ , visit with her mother in Braddock. W. W. G, MEETS Mrs. J. L. Hughes At the conclusion of the program Inncheon was served by the hostess. Plans were made fora food sale at The W. W. G, of the First Baptist Hoskins-Meyer on Janua'g 23. | church will hold its monthly meet~ NS FROM ST. PAUL ing in the church parlors this ‘even- Pi og par Sorlie returned yester- ing. Misses Myrtle Miller and Nydia Ammieh will be hostesses. The leader .s Irene Hedstrom.’ All members are day from a several days’ visit in St. Paul. Governor Sorlie is expected home this evening from a trip to the ‘arged to be. present as a very’ inter-| T° ‘Gities, Duluth, Fargo, and had colds and the first dose of jing is being planned. if ‘ i Foley's Honey und Tar helped us Stnne PUA eee Grand Forks. right, away.” writes Mrs, Mather, TO GIVE PLAY Wt The Junior 'Playmakers will give| yy 810 ENTERTAIN i the “Amazons,” a three-act comedy irhag i Thursd e by Arthur Wrag Pinese, at the city] Fe*vauary at, at the Grand Pacific auditorium on February 12. Tryouts hotel, to be gipen in compliment | held today ond practice | hotel, to be g ar a are being he! District. Gorerhor Marker of Sioux will begin next week, week. Falls, S. RAINBOW GIRLS WILL MEET The regular meeting of the Order of Rainbow .will be held tomorrow night at the “Masonic Temple. Offi- cefs and members are reqdested to ! DANCING PARTY | Members of the Junior class at the high school will be entertamed this evening at a danci party in the school gymnaxium. Grant Knowles’ orchestra will play. RETURN FROM TRIP ‘ Mr, and Mra. Ed Prachel have re-' turned from their wedding trip andi are now at home at 407 Avenue F. Mrs. Prachel was ‘formerly ’ Mrs. Haze! Dawson. LEAV! S FOR VISIT Ray E. Miller, who has beeh serv~ ing as relief manager at the West- ern Union’ forthe past month, left last night for a visit in Oshkosh, Wis. HERE ‘AT HOSPITAL ~ * Mrs. H. 0, Helland of Carson is nd, who Mr. Wel- GUEST OF SISTER Mrs, R,'L, Anderson of Moffit re- turned to, her home today after short visit in the city with her si ter, Miss Velma Whiteaker, of Thay- er avenue. VISITING ING “UNCLE Lundy, teacher at Miss Hul Gien Uiin, arrives aah the city tod to visit her uncle. Morris who is ill at the Bismarck hospita Peng Al FOR OR CALIFORNIA Sara. West. Ankenmann and asus iter, Mist. Anna bie +Anken- mann, will dea for Los An- geles, Calif. Gallia @.month’s visit. HLY. MEETING A large*number of bo} attendance at the Rhy eub's supper evening in \f Taner Sarian chorch. lors. o! : i VISITED SISTER Miss Beatrice, Reamann of Hazel- ton was in the city yesterday with her ‘sister, who is Nl at a local hospital. os HERE YESTERDAY John Walters of Wing was a bus- iness visitor in the city yesterday. te rs. John nz have re- uieeloen their home in Moffit after "The Weather Snow probable tonight or Saturday; | will talk of Ht R. A. Tracy led the ot The pulpit. ort visit inthe city w rela- tives. gn VISITING FRIENDS Miss\Fleanor Uirich of Max is ‘vis- iting friends in the ci Mier, sister is iat a loci RETURNED FROM MINNEAPOLIS P. W. Chubb retugned today trom Minneapots, where he has been for several days on’ business. FROM STERLING Mr. and Mrs. Henry . Jessen of Stecung were business visitors in the city yesterday. e RETURNS HOME H. P. Jacobson of Mott, who spent the week in the city on business, has returned home. ‘HERE TODAY Mr. and Mx. Hugh McCullough of Washburn were in the city today visiting friends. FROM MINNEWAUKAN M. H, Dufty of Minneawaukan whs he guest of friends in Bismarck Thursday. nerf YESTERDAY H. F, Littig of New England was in the’ eity yesterday, transucting business. HERE YESTERDAY Mr, and Mrs. Joc Warmka of Wi be were y.siting an ihe city yester- day, | HERE ON BUSINESS Lydia Gross of Fargo is in the city for a few day’s business visit. FROM REGAN A. H. Helgerson of Regan was in the cit} yesterday on business. SHOPPING HERE Mrs, August Doehle, Moffit, shopping in the city yesterday. — ON BUSINESS Mrs, Martin Nelson of Sterling is a business visitor in the city. FROM WILTON ~ Dr, W. F. ‘Thelen of Wilton was in the city yesterday. Vater Plans Series ; of Sermons on Art ’ A series of four sermons on “The Gospel. of Art,” to be given by Rev. Walter E. Vater on Sunday evenings from the pulpit of the McCabe Meth- odist Episcopal church, will begin Sunday evening, January 17, when Soord'’s masterpiece, “The Lost Bheep, ” will be the sermon theme. The "tellowing Sunday Rev. Vater loffman’s “Christ and ithe Doctors,” the third sermon will ‘be inspired’ by Reuben’s “The De- scent From the Cross,” while “Break- , ing the Home Ties” by Hovenden will conclude the series. Large, beautifully framed _repro- ductions. of these famous paintings PM been ‘loaned by Webb Brothers e the services and the picture il- Hatnesing the sermon will be. dis- played under electric lights in front was Last year when Rev. Vater gave a similar series of sermons the church was crowded for each service. _Per- sons without a church home in the city are cordially invited to these services. BLIZZARD STRIKES HOME Coughs and colds are a natural se- quence to an unexpected blizzard, and should be pear romptly” to offset complications. Foley's Honey and Tar Compound is a pleasant and effective remedy for coughs and colds. Keep a bottle on hand for any emergency. The children and 1 Richweod, Ohio. Foley’s Honey and Tar is a good cough remedy for the whole family. It contains no opiates. —Ady. 9 Cent Sale toniorrow at 9} ea o'clock at the “Arcade.” Hope muslin basement 15c yd. MMe BISMARCK TRUNE TRINEPROGRAM, "n= eee Includes Numbers by Band, Male Quarette, Glee Club, Playmakers pared by R. E. Wenrel,, director Friday evening, January) 2: ing at 8:15 p. m., and \indi before the performance. ‘Nhe tick committee, appointed by the Community Welfare which is sponsoring the aft vi canypesing, the city today and the hearty co-operation of practi every cittizen. Proceeds from the concert aks be used to finance concerts by:\ the Elke | band during. | the id the cause is a worth: winter, and Director Wenze] now h 4 musical organization second + t ine} none. In addition to selections by band, varying from popular to cla sical and interspersed with. standard marches, the program | will \include | selections by the male quartette, com- posed of Messrs Wright, Halvorso! Anderson and Humphreys; by the high school and a play by the makers. This will provide enou variety to suit the most fa: The Pregram. The complete pi March, “Bersaglie gram follows: ARRANGED FOR' RLKS’ CONCERT, Elks’ An'excellent prograyt has been pre- jons are that the house will be sold out; —\ Elks alternating with the juve wile one. have ¢ faithfully during thr numbers b, AT THE CAPITOL ports, to add eld onos Who already unmber legi Ab a8 culiea aa Arizona ow | Haut and is a Universal-Jewel. will be screened at the Capitot tre tonight. “The Arizona Sweepstakes” hea clean, strong deans. of the kind that makes a hit with every type ot aua- jence. Through bright comedy and thrilling episodes. ot ous. by fhei antedated themsely. speaking stage. EIGHT PRECINCTS . HAVE REPORTED to Returns from the p precinct cle: tions of the Nonpartisan — leagu Elin C. Boise, secretary of the coun- y orgunie:_ to be sent by mail. Nonpartisans \e | the ‘sounty, with the rrecinets, were supposed to elect one a | delegate f0 "the" punts” “meeting Shoesare shoes that wich W e held at ismarc on ie hs 1 The, thoes exceptions | MEN who care” like . Crofte and South Wil- 7 ton, which are entitled to two dele- to be in, * & gates each. Frea” ‘Arenet. Wing—Emil_Piepkorn, Eilenberg Ari Tuba solo. “Pom oases | Menoken—A. V. Fisher. . Soloist, Estherville—C, /H. Manning. Overture, “Semiramide” -.. Rosaini| Steiber J. C. Olson. Concert waltzes, “Flowers of Paris” Burnt Creek—J. H. Small. by the male Cornet duet. “Al and Pal” » H. Olson and Bert Comic opera selection, ‘ .The Merry Widow’ Lehi Clarinet : solo, “Sonnambula” Cavallini Soloist, Sam Kontos. March, “Flag of Victory” Selectjons by male quartette Selections by high school girls’ glee club. Play by high schoo} Playmakers. Er ee | AT AT THE MOVIES « ELTINGE THEATRE Richard Barthelmess and Dorothy | Gish appear at the Eltinge today and Beautiful City” which is easily tha best of the stars’ Saturday in “The recent pictures. “The Beautiful City” has and power, There are no million | every 10 better-class women have se mansions, ae huge capberet adopted it. sets, no gay revels. But there 1 ? real’ life portrayed on the silver| Ou Wear sheer frocks and gowns sheet; are, logical and gripping. Barthelmess has. ‘never done finer piece of acting than his por- traval of the voune Italian peddler who, despite the vironment of the ghetto, manages hold fast to his ideals. flow him it means big opportunities. I beauties outweigh its dangers and. cruelty. And there is a little Irish girl for whom he must make a home. vhen—happiness without end. He is made the victim of a gang feud and goes to jail—suffering silence because his mother must n know. that his brother, who is hi is guilty. spective of the ges. longer is it Deautifen ie ‘hes ou is life, his release is never exacted. that the city is still beautiful— , expenses paid. can wonderland next us for particulars. vi\' of \ seldom been equalled for dramatic strength real human beings are por- trayed by the cast, and their, actions drab en: He envisions | rassment New York as a “beautiful city.” ‘to wee the vengeance he seeks after Mol- lie, by her faith and love, shows him THE SHREDDED. WHEAT COMPANY, NIAGARA FALLS, N, Y. .-7@ Tee Tap will EET It is called “KOTEX.” a} handicapped. NO! LAUNDRY or ° tissue. te DS. 4 ALL fear of offending. You obtain it at drug or depart- in ot er kk idol because of the money he makes,| it Soraee hesitancy. Cost: Baldad, m4 ae his ver- y. Cos! . only a few cents for a packnge of 12. 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