The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 24, 1926, Page 5

a . * Ft. = 3 . ‘ SATURDAY, APRIL:24, 1926 ~ Music School Presents Miss Lampe’s. Pupils in-Recital on Monday Evening There is always a great deal of interest manifest in the musical pro- grams giyen b; one Monday etenin, unusually good. Solos, The program follows: Kenneth Hinkel—Cradle Song MisS A. Rohrer—Chinese Seren Miss Kathryn Marcks—Waves of t! Misses Frances and Florence Wynkoop Miss Ann Davis~—La Zingara ...... Miss Pauline Fritz—Turkish Marc! Miss Grace Elness—La Czarine .. Misses Grace Livdahl and? __gpani Charlotte Reimestad aor Mr. egg | Lampe—First Violin Mr. J, E. Martineck—Second Violin Miss Katheryn Andrist—Violoncello Miss Kath spflug—Piano Miss Henny Lampe—Piano Secundo isses Grace Elness and Pauline Fritz Alphons Lampe—tst Violin i —Dance Styrienne (Duet) .. } —Polish Dance ... pupils of Miss Henny Lampe of the. Music school and the at 8 y’clock at the Evangelical church promises to be ts, trios, quartets, and quintets will be featured. hate te “Blake A. Michiels . Louis Ganne Moszkowski ish Dance (Duct) Quintet ..... ... Romberg Primo “ -. Scharwenka J, E. Martineck—2nd Violin ‘ Katheryn Anérist—Violoncello Angelus ............ Catharina van Rennes Henny Lampe—Piano Thelma Livdahl—Folk Son, Grieg Miss Ada Herbert—Valse Bleue Miss Muriel Benson—Carnival Pranks at Vienna Misses Muriel Benson and Ada Herbert Mr. Alphons Lampe Mr. Alphons Lam Mr. J. First Violin . Martineck—Second Violin | Memorics Margis Robt. Schumann —Hungarian Dance (Duct) .... Joh Brahms Mr. J. E. jor tanigey —Duet (Violin) ... .. Mazas Op. 38 § Alphons Lampe Miss Katheryn Andrist—Violoncello ( (Quartet) .............l Henry Lampe Miss Henny Lampe—Piano Miss Delores Gorman—Pluto’s Revels .... Miss Katheryn Boespflug Misses Delores Gorman and | Marion. Strutz s Mr. Alphons Lampe Mr. J.'E. Martineck Miss Kathryn Andrist Miss Henny Lampe Mr. Se ions Lampe—First Violin Mr. J. E. Martineck—Second Violin s Katheryn Andrist—Violoncello Miss Katheryn Boespflug—Piano Primo Miss Henny Lampe—Piano Secundo _ Mesdames Brink and Myhre Hostesses at Bridge Party Friday Mrs. Carl Myhre and Mrs. A. E. Brink entertained at a pretty bridge party Friday afternoon at Mrs. Brink’s home, 612 Avenue A, in honor of Mrs, Brink's sister, Mrs. George Broom of Minheapolis. Six tables of bridge were played, honors going to Mrs. W.E. Cole and Mrs. G. L. Per- sonius. M Broom was presented with a gu i: Bowls of y and ferns were placed rooms and lighted yellow candles adorned the tables. A course lunch- con was server r the games. The hostesses were assisted by Mrs. A. K. Tice. ENTERTAIN FOR MR, ELLIOTT The Men's Bible class of the Mc- Cabe Methodist Episcopal church en- tertained last night at a dinner in honor of Phillip Elliott, a member of the class who. is leeving: soon for Flint, Mich., to make his home. Rev. W. E. Vater presided Feorge M. Register, C. R. Rev. John Morange and Re les were the speakers of the even- ig and vocal solos were given by William Noggle. _ Rev. Vater presented the honor guest with a fountain pen as a tok- en of affection from the class and Mr. Elljott responded appropriatcly. RETURN FROM TRIP Mr. and Mrs, Fred Hanson have re-. turned from a motor trip to Fergue Falls, Thief River Falls and other cities. in Minnesota. They drove home: by way of Grand Forks and Coopers- town, where they visited friends and relatives. HERE FROM GARRISON Mr, and Mrs. Perry Fredendah! of Garrison are spending a few days with friends in Bismarck. Mrs. Fre- dendahl’s sister from C! go stopped in Bismarck for a di visit with them while en route to Seattle, Wash.. DINNER SUNDAY The St. Maty’s Altar Society will serve 2 dinner from 12 to 3 o'clock Sunday at St. Mary’s school auditor- ium. After dinner an ice cream so- cial will be held. VISITING AT HOME + Miss Helen Devine of Minneapolis is spending a two weeks’ v.@ation in Bismarck with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Devine, at the Rose Apart- ments. ‘ VISITING HERE Mr, and Mrs, R. B. McDonald and daughter, June, of. Solen we p> ping and visiting in the city day. CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS MEET There will be a meeting of the Catholic Daughters of America Mon- day-evening at St. Mary’s Auditor- ium, ime Weather tonight. and Sun- "aay: slightly warm: ’ » er Sunday Elegie (Quartet) > Mr, and Mrs. .. S. Schmoll fa. Bravoure Study L. Schutte tb. Spring Song . A. Henselt —Second Rhapsodic (Duet) Liszt Jules Massenet Quintet ......... .. Haydn Announcement Made of the Engagement of Miss Sadie Ferguson Announcement ef the engagement of Miss Sadie Ferguson of Bismarck to Mr. A, J. Carlson of Seattle, Wash., was made last evening at the last course of a charmingly appointed dinner given by Mi: Ferguson’s mother, Mrs, P. M. Ferguson, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Lenhart on Avenue B. The wedding will take place the latter part of June. Covers were marked for 16 guests at four quartet tables. Each table as centered with a basket of pink and orchid sweet peas and pink tap- ers tied with bows of orchid tulle. Nut. cups and place cards harmonized. After dinner four tables of bridge played, honors going to Miss Gladys Schroeder and Miss Leone Lamb. Miss Ferguson, a teacher at the Roosevelt school, has made her home in Bismarck for the last two y and has a Jarge circle of friends. it, the city. SOCIATION Miss Barbara Register of Bismarck was clected secratary-treasurer the Women’: ii the University of North Dakota this week. The Women's Athletic associa- tion is composed of 150 co-eds ut the university and is one of the largest campus organizations for girls. DANCING PARTY ENJOYED The “By Heck” dancing party given last night by the Rebekah lodge was attended by a large number of mem- bers and invited guests. A “town constable” was on duty during the evening and made several arrests. Fines were imposed on any one wear- ing Jewelry or silk clothes. An old fashioned lunch was served. ATTEND County Su; A 7K. Thompson of hburn and County Superintendent ige Runey of Bis- marck attended a mecting of the Pur. ent-Teacher Association at the Schrunk district school last evening. VISITING DAUGHTER Mrs. William Nagel, who has been in the city visiting her daughter, a student at the business college, re- turned to her home at Stcele today. Her daughter accompanicd her for a week-end visit. WEEK-END VISIT | Miss Lillian Parmenter, principal of the Canfield school district, is spending the wock-end in Bismarck UNDERGOES OPERATION Miss Margaret Schroeder was’ oper- ated upon this morning at the Bis- marck hospital for appendicitis. FORNER BISMARCK MAN HERE G. D. Hughes of Fargo, formerly of Bismarck, is spending the weck- end in the city with friends. SPEND DAY HERE Mr. and Mrs. P, J. Rausch and fam- ily of Raleigh spent Friday in Bis- marck, visiting and shopping. HERE FOR VISIT Mrs, F.,M. Baumgartner of Linton is spending the week-end with friends in the city. | HERE FROM DICKINSON: L, A. Simpson of Dickinson jis a business visitor in. the city. HERE AT HOSPITAL Mes, George Anderson of Velva is receiving treatment at the Bismarck hospital. \ +— > HERE ON BUSINESS Oscar Backman of Wilton was (ranpacting business in the city ta- lay. “5 HERE ON BUSINESS W. A. Hart of Carson was in tl city. yesterday, transacting business. SHOPPING HERE Mrs, John Moses of Hazen wus ; shopping in Bismarck yesterday. 18 ILL AT HOME Mrs. W. J. Targart is ill at her home, 306% Main street. — CONFINED ‘BY ILLNESS Mrs. H. F. Keller, 104 Avenue A, fa ill at her home. "VISITING IN BISMARCK L, Barton of marek residents, S Mrs. Harty Funeral Was Held Yesterday |Giencse Sorenson, pastor of the Presbyter- ian church at Glencoe, will offi- ciate. are visiting with relatives aid friends family who will be able to attend the funeral. | in Bismarck, Funeral- services for Mi Bridget Harty of Tuttle, held terday afternoon at the Catholic church in Tuttle, were largely at- tended. The large floral offerings testified to the} popularity of the deceased in the { jcommunity. Mrs. Harty died Wednesday at iness, Many Attend Mrs. Funeral serviees for Mrs. Henry Hartley, who died Tuesday morning at the home of her daughter. Mrs. N. E, Jensen, were conducted Thursday afternoon’ at the Perry Undertaking parlors with Rev. W. KE. Vater of the Methodist Episcopal church, officiat- ing. Rev. Paul Wricht of the Pres- byterain church led in prayer. Mrs. Richard Tracy and Kenneth Preston furnished special music. In-} terment was at Fairview cemetery. The funeral was largely attended and there were many beautiful floral offerings. 1Emimons Co. Pioneer. at Glencoe 2:30 and intermbnt wail be at ye number of |- McCabe Methodist Episcopal church, her home after a two weeks’ ill-| "ent to Almont today to her infant babe. after the birth of the baby at the Harlan and others. Conklin Baillet home Thursday, Hartley’s Funeral | ¢fficiated at the marriage of Mr. and xreatest comedians. station, from 3 to 5 Funeral services will take place Monday afternoon at cemetery. Rev, A. Young Mother and | Infant Babe Die Rev, Walter E, Vater, pastor of the officiate | this affernoon at the funeral. ser- vices of Mrs. John Austin Baillet and Both died shortly Rev. Vater Mrs, Baillet less than a year ago at the Methodist parsonage here, and sad to the husband and other rela- tives-because of the young mother’s | untimely death, her marriage was Miss Clara Knud-! Mrs. Baillet before: son of Almont, Mr. Baillet formerly at the lived at Willa. RadioProgram For | _ Sunday Afternoon The _ follow program will be; broadcast from the Bismarck radio’ KFYR, Sunday afternoon clock. Violin selection. .. Iph Engelhardt : s . a Miss Anna Monson, accompanist. Dies in Bismarck sctection a ane Trib Adolph Engelhardt, violin; ' George Knutson ef Gleneve! by EE CE | ared 59, passed away Iv aritone sol aN BR. Light efternoon at a Tec hospita Mrs. George I Mr. Knudtson had been a resident of a spita lowing a two weeks’ illness. Emmons county since 1890 and was well known throughout the community: He was engaged in farming. Mr. Knudtson was unm , but leaves te survi him three brothers. Arthur Knjitson of Ap- ple Creek district; Fred Knudtson of San Diego, Calif., and Martin Knudtson of La Mesa, Calif., and two sisters. Mrs. G, B. Buckley of Glencoe and Mrs. G. E. Areman of Tio Linda, Calif. Mrs. Buckley and Arthur Knudtson were with the deceased at the time of death and will be the only members of the Use Gas, the scientific fuel. 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