The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 20, 1926, Page 5

jat a Bridge Dinner Covers were marked for 18 guests at the Panhellenic Association's din-| tiqts, lovely old laces and ner last scant in the former Ro-/'are only a few of the works of art i¢ ~MeKenzie hotel., that are to be seen at the art exhi- The. tables were prettily decorated | bit to-be given Friday, April 23, at yellow and green.| the dinner,| church ‘from 2 to 10 o'clock. honors. going to Miss Sylvia Sell. Mrs.| hibit is being sponsored by the Ladie: T. C. Ma chairman of the] Aid society of the church. . tary room at t! with cut flowers in Bridge was played after dden wi tee in charge. Old Settlers Guests Sunday Afternoon at | Eastern Star Holds Anniversary Reunion Mr. and Mrs. John D, Anderson, who established their home near old Fort Lincoln ‘on April 18, 1876, cele- brated their fifticth year of residence, in North Dakota Sunday with a re- ception at the government river sta- tion at Rock Haven where Mr. An- derson has been caretaker for many! years. They were assisted by Mrs. Anderson’s sister, Mrs. Caroline Boley, About 50 oldtimers were guests at 41 o'clock dinner, After dinner the afternoon was spent in,talking over events of the early days. Auction bridge was played and Miss Lavonne Ployhar and Miss Winnifred McGHlic entertained with dances. Some of the early residents of Bis- marck who attended were Mr. and‘ Mrs. Christ. Huber, Mrs. A. C. Hinek- | ley, Mr. Selvig and Mt. and Mrs, Charles A. Pierce. The following from Mandan attended: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Keidel, James Melarvic, Mr. and Mrs, J. C. Creighton, Mr. andi Mrs. W. D. Hughes, Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Henke, Mr. and Mrs, Ed Gibson and J. E. Campbell, “PICNIC AT RIVER Cabinet-members and advisors of the Girl Reserves enjoyed a pienici supper at the river last evening, fol- lowed by a business meeting. ‘Those in attendance included: Mrs. J. J. MacLeod, Miss Irene Robertson, Miss Winifred Robertson, Miss Lucile! Dahl, Miss Helen Dahl, Miss Jean| MacLeod, Miss Mary MacLeod, Miss Wilma Olson, Miss Dorothy Graves, Miss Gracella Munger, Miss Leone Hiland, and Miss Mary Cave, POT-LUCK SUPPER. The Junior Christian Endeavor will be entertained Wednesday even- ing at 6:30 with a pot-luck supper in the church dining rooms. “A. work] meeting will follow the supper and | interesting plans have been. made for the evening, All boys and girls| who are members of the organization | and others especially interested are cordially invited. BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT Mr. and Mrs, William Robertson of Staples, Minn., announce the birth of a daughter on Saturday, April 17, Mrs. Robertson is the daughter of; . and Mrs. E. J. Gobel of Bis-! marek. LEAVES HOSPITAL Mrs. B. C. Cleveland of Garrison came to Bismarck yesterday to ac- company her daughter, Miss Greba Cleveland, home. Miss Cleveland has; just recovered from an appendicitis operation at a local hospital. LEAVES FOR IOWA Mrs. RB. R. Briggs of Braddock left today Sioux City, Iowa, to visit! her parghts. Mr. and Mrs. Briggs and daughter, Miss Mildred Briggs,| spent yesterday in the city. VISITS HUSBAND Mrs. C.N, Miller returned to Fargo this morning after visiting. in Bis- marck with Mr. Miller, Mr. Miller is a salesman with headquarters in Bismarck, LEAVES FOR HOME Harold Weiss, who has been ill at the Bismarck hospital for some time, was discharged yesterday and left today for his home in New Salem. RETURN HOME Sigmund Olson and Oscar Thore- son of Curlew returned to their homes this morning ufter a week-end visit in the city. VISIT HERE TODAY Mr. and Mrs, P: J. Gosney of Sterl- ing spent Monday in the city, guests @’ Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Kositzky. HERE FROM JUDSON Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ritz of Judson were in the city yesterday transact- ing business. . A RETURNS FROM MOTT Miss Mary McCoy returned evening from a week-end visit Mott. i L. T. L, MEETING z There will be-a regular meeting of the L, T. L. Wednesday evening at 4:15 o'clock at the Baptist church. PARENTS OF DAUGHTER Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stone, last in Main street, announce: the birth of a daughter on Monday, April 19. BEBE TERTEEDAY - R. ,Livergood o! on. was a bus- iness visitor in. the city yesterday. = The Weather Partly cloudy and some- what cooler tonight and Wednesday — Lincoln never Expressed a truer opinion than, “No - man ever got lost on a straight road” to Bergeson’s Bergeson’s Quality-Style-Eeonomy. TUESDAY, APRIL 20, Social and Personal Panhellenic Members | Methodist Ladies Entertained Monday| to Sponsor Local 106}. iner Bros., opencd yesterday at the re / Mrs. Erlynne, 1926 - Art Exhibit Friday Beautiful paintings by Bismarck wr- antiques McCabe Methodist gocten he ex- An be Refreshments will be served. admission fee of 50 cents will charged. Instruction School in Mandan Thursday A school in instruction for the Eastern Star will be held in Mandan Thursday afternoon and evening and | many members from Bismarck are | planning to gttend. The grand ‘oe tron, Mrs. Lillian Lillibridge of Dick- inson, will be in attendance, as will! Miss Minnic E. Rusk of Fargo, grand secretary and a past grand matron, and Mrs. Maude Ployhar of Valley City, also past grand matron, and L. J. Bowen of Hope, the grand patron. The chapters represented include Mandan, Bismarck, Washburn, Hazen and Linton. Each chapter will give some part of the ritualistic work of the order, the officers from Bismarck giving the closing ceremonies. Man- dan will give the opening ritual; Washburn, initiation; Hazen, bal- loting; Linton, examination of visit- ors. The school will open at 3 o'clock, Mandan time, Thursday afternoon with a reception. Dinner will be serv- ed at the Lewis and Clark hotel at 6 o'clock. Friday Mrs. Lillibridge, Miss Rusk. Mrs. Ployhar and Mr. Bowen will meet in Bismarck with ‘officers of the local chapter of the Star to make arrangements for the Grand Chapter meeting here in June. At 4 o’clock Friday afternoon Mrs. Lillibridge will constitute the Bi: marck chapter of the Order of Rain- bow for Girls.. The chapter has been organized a year and will receive its permanent charter on Friday, Mrs. Lillibridge is supreme deputy of the order in the state. Here are three highly the smart little suit of and green felt hat. with its pleats and interesting pock with black fox fur. principal roles, will he shown at the Eltinge for the last time tonight. What is the most publicized p in America? Is it Hollywood- York~-or Florida? 1 Ring Lardner, nationally known Mrs. A. jorlie and children are| humorist, seems to think that Florida expected me Saturday from alis more in the spotlight today than| month's Mrs. Sorlie was. at Bemidji, Grand Forks und the Twin Cities. The children remained in Bemidji with Mrs, Sorlie’s mother. even the movie ‘city. So strong is his belief that the first story he ever ful southern state as its background. “The New Klondike” tells the tale of a big league pitcher who, on ar- riving at the baseball training camp, is told that so far as he and the team are concerned, there’s only one thing to do--look for a job. So, what is more natural than to b me invglved in real estate? His further adventures are both amusing and en tertaining. Thomas Meighan is starred in this new picture, with Lila Lee appearing as his leading woman. The ow Klondike” comes to the for Wednesday and Thur. RETURNS FROM HONOLULU Mrs. W. E. Petrie arrived in Bis- marck this morning from Honolulu, where she has spent.the winter, and was met here by her son, Fred Pe- trie of Linton. SPEND DAY HERE Mrs. Henry E. Wahl and daughter, Phyllis, of Washburn are sp jing the day in Bismarck, shopping and visiting. HERE FROM BEULAH Miss Mabel Shattuck, Mrs. Roy Miller and Dr. P. C. Maier of Beulah are visiting and shopping in Bismarck today. itinge Presbyterian _ Sunday School ; Names Officers ©. E. Pickles was elected general superintendent’ of the Presbyteria Sunday schoo! for the coming y at the annual meeting of officers and teachers of the Sunday schooi, held last evening at the Presbyterian church parlors. Other officers were named as follows: taunt general superintendent jarah Ankenman, VISITORS HERE Mr. and Mrs. B. A. MacNeil of Mott are visiting in the city with their daughter who Is ill at a local hospi- tal. CLUB MEETING TOMORROW The Current Events club will meet tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock at the home of Mrs. C. R. Simpson. RETURN HOME Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Burgess of Mott returned home today after a short Vi Secretary--J. N. Forister. visit in the city with friends. Hint MealaaRts beeraary need IDY C Landers. PRUDY. CLUB TO sMEET Second assistant sectétary--Ray- The Wednesday Study club will meet Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. C, E. Stackhouse. HERE ON BUSINESS Charley Jbhnson of -Wilmore is spending several days in Bismarck, transacting business. SHOPPING HERE Mrs. Bernt Johnson and Mrs.|J. S. Stevens of ‘Washburn are spending a few days in the city. mond Bjelland. Treasurer--L. P. Warren. A general discussion of plans for the coming year brought the meet- ing to a close. St. George’s Guild Planning-to Give Frolic and Dance a * ie. Arrangements r the frolic and VISITING DAUGHTER Pemba seg ‘pack if Soden * Mra, E, W. Davis of Wishek is in| hall’ Trriday nights to the city, the guest: of her daughter, | benefit “1 id of ihe. Mrs, A. W. Munson. HERE 1 M STERLING Mr, and Mrs. Peter Schlabach of Sterling are in Bismarck today trans- acting business. | i} scopal church, are ne: gz compli The following committee chai will be in charge of, the affai General chairman, Mrs. ©. 'M. Henr Hot dog stand, Mrs. S. W. Corwin, Dance, Mrs. Gordon Cox. Fish pond, Mrs. §. A. Floren. Ice cream and pop booth, Mrs. O. Lundquist. a Gandy booth, Mrs. G, F. Dullam, Shooting gailery, Miss Irene Pil- moor. Fortune tellers, fancy and novelty dancing and other carnival attractions will be incjuded. BUSINESS VISITOR Andrew Larson of Sanish transact- ed business in Bismarck yesterday. ISILL WITH MUMPS) ~* Miss Margaret Johannsen is ili at her home with the mumps. HERE ON BUSINESS Carl Ritz of Almont is transacting business in the city today. LAAVES FOR CHICAGO W, L, Gamblett left this morning for Chicago, Ill, 4 Backward Social © Don’t you ferget Epworthias at 7:30 tonight. | ——_—_______« | AT THE MOVIES | aaa Rae SATE =o Girl Scouts to Plant a Tree at Roosevelt Cabin Appropriate ceremonies will be used Friday afternoon when ‘the girls of Wildrose Scout troop No. 2 go to the Roosevelt Cabin to plant a tree as their observance of national ‘forestry week. They will be accompanied by officers of the Daughters American Revolution who have charge of the cabit, The tree will be planted at 4 o'clock, THE CAPITOL “Lady Windermere’s Fan," the Ernst Lubitsch production for War-| afternoon after school officers were elected as follews: Phyllié Thompson. chairman; Eula Cameron, secretary- treasurer. Forestry: pamphlets, sent Capitol Theatre with one of the most brilliant casts of the season, and proof that Lubitsch can make the famous epigrams of Oscar Wilde sparkle in terms of screen action. Irene Rich, a beautiful, new, so- phisticated, ish Irene Rich, plays ind her remarkably stirrin fo: both Rich and the \masterly direc-| Men Attending the Tillefson Funeral Fight Prairie Fire proudly lovely as Lagy’Winderne A prairie fire, which began in th ro! love! as indermere, yrairie fire, whicl an in ie Bert Lytell jes decidedly likable! city limits of Sterling Sunday after.| Anunbeard of price for a real hero as Lord Windermere, while Ron-| noon and which was rapidly advancing O-Cedas All ig Coden fon, ald Colman (loaned to the in a direction that would have cover- tures; trian; ped padded by Samuel Goldwyn) makes a most} ed three farms, was checked by farm- awab that gets into sharp cos ardently irresistible Lord Tesltngton: oe wee were An ihe xi nto aeed — ‘ness and:won't dent furniture. susce| ie rr e funeral o: eter son. ie fard Avsestes, 9% fire was noticed just as the funeral, , Light weight screw-in handle. ‘Augustus, is in the capable hands of Edward Martindel, and there are three delightful duc! 3 played by Helen Dunbar, Car! jumery and Billie Bennett. fomediately set.to work to extinguish it. *Y . sf < x —— Rehearsals for “Hello There” ELTINGE TONIGHT postponed until Wednesday at Nagel ead cle Windsor Saetke. Elks Hall. se inci in ma, useful cutfits that would take care of any ‘ige tweed, For afternoon nothing early spring and very late fall wear, is of g1 wrote for the sereen, uses that color-/ YVitha p Hollst; assistant, Mrs, Waiter Biack.! that the of the} At a meeting of the troop vesterday| out by the government, were studied.| services were concluded and the men{ THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE with decorative pockets ad ore attr: silk embroidered in h wool embroide ets and All are f room will be lo hin the si round the ener from Main For six y i tion, the ¢ ponsored 1 | rest room 5 and A matron is in charge each noon. ‘Through the generos! ty of the Masonic lodges the coun cil has had full of the room | fr charge, b conditions in s have take ov treet. its organiza e temple the it necessary. ty | fdund 0 the rest rocm. In addition to supplying the need of a communit room for wom- en res' has » work. nt in suppl hed children in the The council h in dental, optical end med 1 treatment for ildren who were unable to er care and haye doctors te fur free of charge. clinic is held at one been Last 3 {paid for » | prop: | ed upon the! vai their fh month a fr of the loci i hospitals. Mrs. Gearge A. Welch is pr dent of the Community and Mrs, Frank Knowl: tary. | Army Officers Are | | Guests at Meeting | | of Kiwanis Club, | Several officer: the WN: city for makers wanis club luncheon today 1 the Gtand Pacific hotel. congratulated the elub, und other rvice clubs, on their coyperation National Guard and urged members persuade yount: jmen to join, telling of the many benefits that. are gained through jmembership in the national guard. Phe officers wh Colenel D. S. Ritch lof the 164th infantry, Val! ,Captain W. M. Spann, | structor; Captain H. N. {tailed to North Dakota as stor, and Adjutant General Fraser. Dr. W. E. Cole was chairman nf the day. Nels Bystrom told hi other Kiwanis clubs in the try conduct their activit j Dr, La Miuex of Bowman was a jguest cf the club, y City; enior in- See ic at your de ler’s. And Geert: on ps in " too; 75¢, $1.00; tech $1.50 and 91.75. “ox i DUSTS:. CLEANS» POLISHES ey 4 loin | { Paris Presents! Novelties For Day and Sport Wear 2 I elec clul ticr nd banded in b silk blouse ie blue serge The ccat, warm enough for ack and collared Id. Community Council | Dursema Is Named : Will Open New Rest | Room Late This Week) Lions’ Delegate to Meeting at ’Frisco dy C.D. 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