The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 12, 1926, Page 5

“4 we ‘FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1926 Mrs. Rawlings Is Hostess at Party For Mrs. Freeman In compliment to Mrs, Jerome man of Fatgo, N. D. Mrs. G. Rawlings was hostess Thursday with an 11 o'clock bridge breakfast, The table was prettily decorated in sea- sonable colors. After breakfast bridge was played. Mrs, Freeman is spending some time in the city, the house guest of Mrs, W. F. Crewe. Several social af- fairs are being planned in her honor. Annuel Banquet of Thursday Music Club Held Thursday Night The annual banquet of the Thurs- day Musical club was held in the Lions room of the Grand Pacific ho- tel last @vening with 60 guests in attendance, The program of the evening, planned in a most ingenious manner by Miss Bessie Baldwin, was centered around the theme ofa 5: phony orchestra, The place cards in- | dicated, by sketches of the various instraments, what place each guest was assigned in the orchestra semble singing took the place chestral music between courses Fallowing the dinner a program of toasts and music continued the or- chestral. iden. Miss Baldwin as toastmistress proposed tonsts to the four divisions of a symphony or- chestra, the percussions, the wood- winds, the brasses and the Sorlien Ser lek sietingly to the second, d . E. L. Whitson to the last ee . Hd musical program was as fol- Paderewski seeee Crowe Male Quartet: Lead isto Light.,.... A Bit of Close Harmony Good Night George Humphreys, Dr. H. ‘0. An- derson, Henry Halverson and Rev. Paul S. Wright. Piano: Concert Etude. MacDowell Tiptoe on the Hill. Beecher Mrs, Cliffor re Vocal: An Open Secret .. Woodman That's the World .. Spross Mrs, Paul Wright. The evening closed with the or- chestra “Comique,” a clever burles- que of a regular orchestra. RETURNS FROM MARKETS Mrs, J. W. Tschumperlin has re- turned from a trip to Chicago and other eastern markets. Mrs. Tschum- perlin is in charge of the millinery department of the A. W. Lucas store, TALKED TO TO STUDENTS R. B. Murphy, chairman of the state board of administration, talked to the students at the Roosevelt _, school this morning on the subject of Abraham Lincoln, . OO The Weather Snow and colder tonight ; Saturday mostly fair and colder. The LAST WORD IN CLOTHES that Bergeson’s Quality-Style-Economy. strings.| ington birthday party and decora- Bridge Party Is iat he-torny at lendricks H ome Mr. and Mrs. TE. M. Hendricks en- A.| tertained at their home, 615 Sixth strect, last evening at a cleverly planned: bridge party. Three tables played during the evening, honors go- ing to Mrs, Henry Hanson and Mr. Gerald Richholt. At the conclusion of the evening the hostess served a prettily appoint- ed luncheon. Missionary Society Is Entertained at Bridge on Thursday Mrs. A. M. Brazerol and Mrs. &. A. Kaiser entertained last evening at the home of the ‘former with a bridge party for the members of the St. Anthony group of the Catholic Mis- sionary Society. Four tables oS bridge were in play, honors goin, Mrs. T. E. Flaherty and Mrs. Ulmen, A course luncheon was served at the conclusiop of the evening, val- entine appointments being carricd out. Cut flowers were used about the rooms. WASHINGTON BIRTHDAY PARTY The annual dinner dance to be giv- en Friday, February 19, nt the Ma- sonic Temple by the Eastern Star and Masonic lodges for members of the organizations, will be a Wash- Rix tions will be carried out accordingly. Invitations have been sent out andl many responses have been received. Mrs. E. J. Schultz is general chair- man for the dance. Dinner will be; served at 7 o'clock and will be fol- lowed by dancing, cards or chess, EXTENDED TRIP I. Harty has gone to Burling- ton, Ill, where he will join Mrs. Harty who has been visiting there for several weeks. From there they will go to Chicago and then to New Orleans where they will attend the Mardi Gras. Before returning to Bismarck Mr. and Mrs. Harty will visit at points in California. They expect to be gone several months. UNITED IN MARRIAGE Miss Sorena Swanberg and Philipp | ¥ Hoehner were united in marriage at & o'clock Thursday afternoon at the Zion Lutheran parsonage. tev. J. Richert officiating at the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. C, A, Farrell of Man- dan attended the couple. Mr. Hoehner is employed by the Northern Pacific. The couple will} make their home ind in Mandan. KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS ENTER- TAIN The Knights of Columbus are ex- pecting a large number of members and friends at th incoln birthday dancing party w they are giving this evening at the Grand Pacific ho- tel. At midnight supper will be serv- or The Grand Pacific orchestra will play. RETURN FROM EAST W. E. Lahr, head of the Lahr Mo- tor Sales Company, and Mrs. returned yesterday from a combined business and pleasure trip cast. Mr. Lahr attended a conference at the Willys-Overland factory at Toledo, Ohio, and the Chicago and Minneapo- lis automobile shows. CAMPFIRE GIRLS MET The Campfire girls met last even- ing at the Wachter school. The fol- lowing officers, elected at the pre- [ seme ear SRE NOL ea | People’s Forum | oe lg Ladies Auxiliary to the Patriarch Militant gave fast evening at the 1. O. O. F. hall was well attended. Many clever costumes were worn, GUEST LEAVES Mrs. George Albrecht and two chil- dren have returned. to their home in Garrison after a week's visit in the city, the guests: of Mrs, E. A. Kaiser. . T. AUX! YY yee The wrline meeting of the U. a ar itiaty: will be *ield Saturday A ie it at 8 o'clock. Initiation will be followed Hd a euncine party. ' VISITING 1 HERE John W. Goodall, rancher of ae Kenzie and’ Mountrail coun’ spending a few days in the city ‘eine C.| Glash of the Wolves,” is the idol of | etd “ieee ind) Large Audience iting friends. RECEIVE MARRIAGE LICENSE Fredrich Ot€o Haage, Bismarc Mrs. Bertha Kaldun, Kulm, secur a marriage license yesterday. ENTERTAINED AT BRIDGE Mrs, E. C. Wyman entertained yes- terday afternoon at her home on Second street with bridge. ay HISTORY CORRECTED Editor, Tribune: In Wednesd: Tribune appeared a story of D. F. Barry, now of West Superior, Wis. The Tribune stated that Mr. Barry was a resifient of Bis- marck at the time of the Custer raid. This is not correct, Mr. Barry did not come to. Bismarck until several years after the Custer tragedy. Mr. 0. S. Goff was the pioncer photographer at Fort Abraham Lin- coln, when. that post was commanded by General Custer, and while at Fort Lincoln, Mr. Goff took a num- ber of phototgraphs of Fort Lincoln, and of nearly gil of the officers who were at Fort Lincoln in the early seventies, which included General Custer, Captain Tom Custer, Yates. Cathoun, Keogh, Smith, Cook, | and other officers who were killed in the battle on June 25, 1876. Mr. Goff afterwards moved to Bis- marek, and later, after Mr. Barry lo- cated in Bismarck, he bought Mr. Goff's interest in his photographic gallery here. Mr. Barry was located at Bismarck for a number of years, and he visited and South Dakota and Montana, mak- ing photographs of the famous In- dian chiefs, which included Sitting Bull, Gaul, Rain in the Face,’ Crow King, Chief Jose ind many other noted Indians. Barry also has fine photographs of all the officers who were with Reno and Benteen in the battle of the Little Big Horn. Yours truly, W. A. Falconer. ——<—<_—____————_* | AT THE MOVIES ; —— ELTINGE THEATRE Johnny Hines has arrived in Bis- marck in his latest feature offering, “Rainbow Riley.” Owing to the new- ness of the picture the Eltinge man- agement has not secured the custom- ary critical reviews, but judging from the sure fire hilarity of his previous pictures, “Rainbow Riley” will be a big entertainment at the Eltinge for today and Saturday. Johnny is a cub reporter sent to report a moun- tain feud and what those wild moun- ceding meeting, were in: charge fom the first time: Olive Hall, president; Mary Longniuir, vice president; Lou Hall, secretary-treasurer. MARRIAGE LICENSE ISSUED Lovis Bridgedale and Thressa May Flanegan, both residing near Bis- marek, were granted a marriage li- cense yesterday in Burleigh county court, LEFT FOR DICKINSON K. C. Arness, painter and decorator, left Thursday with his men for Dickinson where he has a contr ane decorating the St. George hosp’ al. is TO BE MARRIED : A. marriage license has been issued to Minnie Rosenberg and Knute derson, both of Bismarck. —— DANCE IS WELL ATTENDED ‘The masquerade dance/which the the several Indian agencies in North |- -*| Bismarck Cagers ? KICKERNICKS! —Real Comfort and Beauty taineers do to Johnny undoubtedly | to maké six reels of great comedy. News| fea! pictures and a Lyman Howe “Hodge Podge, the big little pleture of var-| D ded has the tanh vert ie novel coueees| Miche ne Detiheos tainment are other numbers on the | its program. THE CAPITOL | the -Tin, who will be seen at Capitol Theatre tonight in the | ed Warace Bros. production of “The| to his company. leading lady, greenest “prop” boy, they all swear | ny him. | were not for the careful) wateh kept over him by his trainer | he would be spoiled beyond all rea- son. Besides an inordinate amount | of petting, everyone in the company | is nlways saving something for him) from their lunch, His gifts vary all, the way from. a’ dead rat found on! The Bismarek quint will play the) P | ago by a 12 to 8 score. | Might the Bismarck Cagers wif play| husband, a son, life of Abraham L the first of location by an eight-year-old actor | (ainments have been the cause of its de-| a month igo fro t. | they had been Prior to that time they Fargo for many years. Mr. is a traveling man with headquarte at Bismarc! ived mson team a.return game to- Dickinson won game at Bismarck several weeks Tomorrow | Hayes, who is e Beach quint at Beach. This ag-| ployed in the state’ jon was defeated when it play-| Bismarck; her mother, bee at Bismarck, the score being | Tollefson of Northwood, } 9 a brother, F. H. Tollefson of lalprater T. Hears Lecture on tevens and son, Hay to make th peicineend ‘Lincoln Students of | Will School Judge the number | und saved several di "| ple of the’ to tharaschino chocol: | will be a John | fered by Miss Marlowe. Burke supreme ¢ jure ‘on’ the Mus The office of the company man- | subje » (Through the United Hou! ager at the studio is fairly. littred’ States with statuettes of Rin-Tin-Tin in various poses made from modeling | clay, flour, water, and salt, bread: | ed crumbs; carved from various sorts | of wood, and the walls are covered | an with pictures painted on all sorts of | ian materials, snapshots of “cuts” poses, | tw: “stills” a bas-relief in relief in plaster, ete. Radio | Programs by Lieurances Are Heard Here Bismarck radio listeners have been enjoying programs by Thurlow Licur- ance and Edna Wooley Lieurance, atid the flutist who appeared with them | here last October, during the past | two evenings, The programs by Mr. | and Mrs. Lieurance are being ‘broad- | cast by station WLS, Chicago, and| W will continue tonight night, from 7:15 until 8 o'clock. ca Last evening's program came with exceptional clearness, and particulariy enjoyed by those heard the musicians in person at the | city auditorium last fall. fall. | pecbituta = Donnybrook Mat Man in Receptive Mood For Senatorial Position mn bake’ that he is a receptive Republican primary candi- date for the office of United States | = senator from ‘North Dakoti “Our interests are mostly agricul- tural, the business men and the bank- er as well being tied up therein, and what we need more than anything else is good common sense and a ‘love thy neighbor as thyself’ atti- tude,” M tbo writ Lose to Belfied = The Bismarck high school basket- ball quint lost its game with the Bel- field high school team on the Dick- nson floor last night, the score be- ing 21 to [2. The first half of the game was exciting, shooting and ity plays during the last period is satd Heart Trouble and tomorrow | o'cloc cing Judge Christianson’s le the high school orchestra a half hour's concert. Comparing the lives of d Jefferson Davis, Judge nson told of the ‘o men made of th L incoln i8o' Pelock at ‘the FOOT SPECIALIST fully treated. Phone 311 DR. CLARA B. WESTPITA mond’s Bootery Svenings hy appointmen: Causes Death of Mrs. W: H. Stevens | DR. M. E. BOLTON 46, wife died at 4:3 Mrs. Elnora Stev€ns, illiam H. Stevens, Osteopathic Physician k yesterday afternoon at a lo- . é hospital following @ month's scr- |p 116 4th Sf, Telephone 240% us illness, She has suffered Bisinarck, N. D. t trouble for d Mrs, veral Stevens came to B innnannnnnnncnscananecnnonncnnenannbonsennoncsnonnonsonncngonnonconsonsenscnnoneoseotonsony A. W. LUCAS CO. 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