The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 10, 1926, Page 5

—— ' ! , ‘ WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10, 1926 Mrs. Cordner Hostess at Prettily Planned Party Tuesday Night Mrs. Ferris Cordner of 422. First strect was hostess last evening at an informal party. The evening was spent with sewing after which the hostess served a prettily appointed | course luncheon. Yellow tuli,)q were; used to decorate the rooms. | Covers were marked for 12 la Mrs. E. Cameron McKay of Park C Utah, was an out-of-town guest, Bridge Club Is Entertained by Mrs. A. Risem Mrs. A. Risem entertained last / evening for the members of her bridge club. Two tables played dur- ‘ng the evening. At the conclusion” f the club’s season a prize will be awarded to the member holding high- zat score for the year. Mrs. R. Folsom will entertain the club in two weeks. | At the conclusion of the evening’s pley, the hostess served a course luncheon, appointments for which were in green and white. St. Patrick decorations were used about the ‘vooms. ART EXHIBIT COMING The first exhibit of original Amer. fean art to be shown in Bismarck will be brought to the city shortly by the Arts and Letters club, according to an announcement made today by of- ficers of the club. The collection has been loaned by the Oak Park and River Forest. Art League of Chicago, and will doubtless attract-a great deal of interest here. The exact dates for the showing here have not been determined, but will be announc- ed later, BUSINESS WOMEN MEET An interesting discussion of the student loan fund followed the din- ner given for the Business and Pro- fessional women in their club room Inst evening. The fund was organ- ized for the purpose of assisting stu- dents who need financial aid in com- ped their educations. Mrs. G. B. larris was chairman of the commit- tee in charge. ROYAL NEIGHBOR CHIEF DIES Word has been received in the city of the death of Mrs. Alice Gilli- land of Rock Island, Ill, supreme oracle of the Royal Neighbor lodge. Funeral services for Mrs. Gilliland were held yesterday. POTLUCK SUPPER TONIGHT The American Legion Auxiliary is entertaining the Legion this evening at-a potluck supper. A social pro- gram will follow. Supper will be served at 6:30 o'clock. VISITED SON. Mrs. W. L. Williamson has re- turned to her home in Lisbon after a weeks’ visit with her son, Frank Williamson, in Bismarck, LEAVES FOR COLLEGE | Miss Margaret McAllister of Brad- dock left yesterday for Jamestown to resume her college work after being home a week because of illness. HERE ON BUSINESS Rev. R. E. Strutz of Jamestown is! in the city to attend a meeting of| the board of directors of the Bis-, marck hospital. VISITED, HERE Mrs. A. K. Bauman and Miss Helen Fetch of New Salem were guests at the home of Mrs. William Lehfeld yesterday. “ RETURNS FROM VISIT Miss Carol Nysetter, who has been visiting at-her home in Harwood and in Fargo, returned to Bismarck yes- terday, - PARENTS OF SON Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Neubauer are the parents of a son born yesterday morning at the Bismarck hospital. RETURNS FROM WASHBURN F. E. McCurdy has returned from Washburn where he has been trans- acting business. BUSINESS VISITOR Stewart of Stewartdale was a business visitor in Bisnfurck yes- terday. BUSINESS RIP G. E. Wright left today for Minot where he will transact business. HERE FROM NAPOLEON James Ryan of Napoleon is in the city on business today. FROM STERLING E. L. Hurr of Sterling was in the city yesterday on business. VISITING HERE Dr. Piatt Dunn of, Shields is in the city, the guest of relatives. * pete AMERICAN LEGION Pot ‘Luck Supper 6:30 to- night. Business meeting 8 p. m. Department officers will be present. Come! —Adjutant. Cloudy tonight and ‘oureday ; not much. ¢ change. Social and Personal so-unnecessary risk. hachoad Last Evening at Bridge | Mrs. J, M. Edick was hostess last | evening in her home, 417 Avenue A, to four tables of bridge. Pretty St. Patrick decorations made an attrac- tive setting for the evening’s play. The course luncheon served after the one was carried out in green and white. a Honors in the bridge games were | . LaRose and Mrs.) won by Mrs. Y. ‘achte % Paul COUNCIL HOLDS INTERESTING MEETING The Women’s Community Council met Saturday afternoon at the Ma- sonic Temple at which time Miss Helen J/iten of the North Dakota Tuberculosis, association talked on tubercular relief work, particularly in this state, and told of the work of the traveling clinic and the county nurse in checking the deevlopment and spread of tuberculosis. Dr. Maysil Williams spoke on the Shepard-Towner work, giving statis- tics on the death rate among mothers. How this work has he din the health of mothers and children was interestingly told. Meetings of the council are open to all women affiliated with clubs whose representatives make up the council and they are cordially invited to attend. PRESBYTERIAN LADIES MEET . The following program will be given at the meeting of the Presby- terian Ladies Aid society tomorrow afternoon at 3 o’clock in the church parlors: Devotionals—Mrs, J. L. Hughes. Young People and the Educational System of South America—Mrs. J. J M. MacLeod. Solo—Mrs. Paul 3. Wright. The Industrial System of South America—Mrs. N. B. Fitch. Solo—Mrs. R. W. Shinners. A social hour will follow the pro- gram, Mrs. D. McGettigan and Mrs. Wright will be hostesses. HEAD TICKET SALES TEAMS Miss Marion Staley, represen’ the Delta Gamma sorority, and \s Mary Cayou, a Pi Beta Phi, are cap- tains of the ticket sales teams for their respective sororities and are selling tickets to the Flickertail Fol- lies, annual vaudeville show staged at the University of North Dakota. Prizes are to be awarded to the two sororities selling the most tickets. GO TO CALIFORNIA Mr, and Mrs. P. R. Webb left. last evening for Los Angeles, Calif., where Mrs. Webb expects to spend several months. Mr. Webb will re- turn to Bismarck after a short visit on the coast, making the trip by way of Albuquerque, Kansas City and the Twin Cities. RETURNS FROM ROCHESTER Miss Vivian Martineson has return- ed from Rochester, Minn., where she has been with her father, Chief of +, Police Chris Martineson, who-is. ill at the Mayo RBrothers-hospital. Mr. Martineson was getting along nicely when his daughter started home Sat- urday evening. BIBLE CLASS WILL MEET The St. George’s Episcopal church Bible class will meet this evening at 7:46 o’clock in -the parish house. SHOPPING HERE Mr. and Mrs. P. Christi New Salem were shopping marck yesterday. 1S ILL AT HOSPITAL The Reverened M. E. Ellsworth of Jamestown is a patient at the Bis- marck hospital. RETURNS HOME Miss Mildred Jameson has return- ed to her home in Moffit after a short visit in the city. — TO MINNEAPOLIS S. L. Nuchols left yesterday even- ine for Minneapolis on a business trip. VISITING FRIENDS Miss Marion Olafson of Halliday is visiting frien the city today. FROM BALDWIN A C. O, Kell of Baldwin is spending a few days in the city, SHOPPING HERE Mrs. S, C. Lane of Carson is shop- ping in the city. PRESIDED AT CONFERENCE | Miss Charlotte Logan was pregid- ing officer at a community confer- ence held by the University of North Dakota Y. M. C. A. and ¥. W. CG. A. Eight Women cr in Ten have discarded old hy- gienic methods for this new way —true protec- HEN the world started ex- pecting more of women, the old-time “sanitary pad” had to go. Doctors urge a new way. Millions employ it. You wear sheerest frocks without a second thought, any time, anywhere, You meet every day un- handicapped. It is called “KOTEX” ... five times as absorbent as the ordinary cotton pad! ; - Thoroughly deodorises ... thus ending ALL fear of offending. “A Discards as casily as a piece of tissue. No laundry. No em- || barrassment, You ask for it without hesitancy simply by saying “KOTEX,” at any drug or depariment store. Costs ‘Gly a few cents. Proves uld ways OTe Krucger, off Baldwin, and her siste Mrs. Forest’ Harding, in Bismarck. RETURM'S FROM FARGO Ton Ross hit: returned from Fargo: where he has keen visiting relati the whole of life: were in things y pe we sce and buy with money, W bottle of FP HERE OM BUSINESS shall we exe for priceless} TAR COMP( and deuthless 1) Deliver us Ben Maynard of Minneapolis was in the city yesterday: on business, HERE ON. BUSINESS {| Max Clooten ef Kulm is in city tocay on busivess. Dally Federal Council of the Qhurches of Christ in America, " Winning the Deathless Lifc THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE his interpretation of death as th C way to-life, are unafraid. Prayer—O} Thou Lord of Life, di liver us from the nagging worry about food and raiment, as though from the lure of the world which men sell their souls. us from morbid fear of the of the body, and open our see “the sunse lights of death. he, 192% Bank at Cokato, Minnesota, Closed for ‘ree ‘AT. the Fy jgSt Paul, Minn. Mach 10.) The Farmers and Merchants State bank of Cokato with deposits of about 500,000 . Vei- Lenten Bible yeading : same gn: Itation prepared for Are yo is president on Evangelism of De cashier. [ as the you sho fabeetda) The public is invited to the YOUR FIRE INSURANCE much fire insurance as dL mulant for t 'Y HARTIC ou socarrying = as uld on your Household Goods ii " i blue i e 4 . wh. Lal holes In Oflental jewelry: fe in shown M. E. Epworth League supper/= and Personal Wore dw: cohjunetion With peatle et], Badd Ja: 30. Text: 12 at 6 o'clock Friday evening at . a pinkish tinge, « delightful com-| He that ioveth hy life loweth it, | the Methedist church. \A fine Belongings? bination. end he that hateth his life in | program has been arranged. Z : en | this world shall keep it unto life pulvcoaite nts stam And if the answer is woke Valls The Rebekahs are on Sunday and Monday. Miss Rita Murphy of Bismarck was toastmis- tress at a ‘dinner given for confer- ence delegates Monday evening. ST. PATRICK’S PARTY Invitations have been issued by the committee in charge for the party to be given by the Ladies Auxiliary, Fa- triarch Militant, I. 0. O. F., at’ the |. hall on March 17, The committee in cludes . Mesdames H. Engen, A. Scharnowske, Melvin Welch, Arness and Gagner. All Rebekahs and Odd Fellow’ are invited. LADIES AID TO MEET The Ladies Aid of the Fisst Luth- eran church will meet in the church jors on Thursday afternoon at 2:30 oclock.; Mrs. Herman Lidberg, Mrs. Arthur Olson and “Mrs. R. G. McLaughlin will be hostess. — All memberg and friends are cordially invited to this meeting. ; GU > NG i St. George Id of the Episcopal church will meet tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock at the home of Mrs. W.+ E. Cole on Park Avenue. THURSDAY MUSIC CLUB TO MEET The Thursd: Musical club will meet tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. G. E. Wingreene, 115 Avenue B-. 1S ILL Gladys, Carlander, 518 street, sts been confined to he for the past week with an aitac grippe. RETURN FROM. TRIP Mr, and Mrs. Alex Asbridge —re- turned yesterday from a trip in the east, Chicago and other points. HERE TODAY Mr. and Mrs. Mike Rohrick of Lin- ton and Joe Ketter of Strasburg are spending the day in the city. Fred ‘was in the city yesterday, the guest of Mr. and Mr: . J. Grady, ee a GUESTS HERE Mrs. Charles Brisgs of Pollock. 5. D,, is in the city for a short visit with Mrs. 0. A. Cordon. 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