The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 23, 1926, Page 5

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1926 _ Mrs. E. Howard Light'Miss Margaret Welch Complimented at Mrs. L. H. Carufel’s Party In compliment to Mrs. E. Howard Light, who will leave soon for De troit, Mich., to make her home, Mrs. L. H! Carufel entertained three tables of bridge Wednesday afternoon. at C. 8S. Fossum and Mrs. Hen wor honors, Mrs. Light presented with a guest prize. A course luncheon way served al erthe games. Garden flowers adorn- ed the rooms. ‘Miss Mabel Nathan, an October Bride, Honoree at Shower Mrs. B. M. Dunn and Mrs, F, E. Diehl entertained last evening at the home of the latter with a shower in Bigeye to Miss Mabel Nathan, whose marriage to James H, Wiley will take Bi ce October 2. During the evening the guests hem- med towels for the honoree. At in- tervals little Miss- Frances Dunn, representing an express messenger, arrived with packages containing — lovely gifts for the bride-to-be. At the close of the evening @ course luncheon was served by the hos- tesses. U. C. T. Auxiliary Entertains at Bridge For Mrs. E. H. Light \ Mrs. Ralph “Penner’s home _on Fourth street wus the scene of a pretty bridge party given befor mrs evening in honor of Mrs. E. Howa Light, who - ingatnd Bismarck soon. Members of’ the U. C. T. Auxiliary were hostpsses. There were seven esd playing during the evening, » J. L. Bankston and Mrs. F. A. Doll winning honors. Garden flowers were used to decor- ate the ‘rooms. After the games a course luncheon wee wes served. Wednesday { Study Club Honors Miss Welch at Luncheon The Wednesday Study club opened the fall season yesterday with a 1:30! o'clock bridge luncheon at the Coun- try club at which Miss Margaret pega @ member of the club who 4% married soon, was honor guest. oa presented. with an It. The tables were prettily. decorated with cut flowers. Bridge was play7d during the afternoon, honors going, to Miss Marion Burke. Miss Marjorie pews entertained with musical ‘num- ers Mrs. P. C. Remington, Mrs. 'C. E. Stackhouse and Mrs. W. Diven were the committee in ip ayhi FOR UTH DAKOTA _ Mrs. W. M. F. Drees of Portl ox. left this morning for Timber Lake, §. D., where she will visitsrela- ‘tives. Mrs. Drees has been the/guest of relatives in Bismarck and; Wash- burn. FOOD SALE The ladies of the First ‘laithe ran church will have a food: Saturday mfternoon at fivatine er. Home made cakes and cookies will be on sale. HERE TODAY Everett Porter of Moffit is spend- ing the day in the city. a Rae Cloudy tonight, preceded by snow; much cold- er tonight ‘the first day ae from Andwhats d,| ner. Honoree Last Evening at a Bridge Dinner The ee Fo halld entertained last ni Mary Kel ir tidy ment to Miss Welch. table was prettily jecorated with ne den flowe: Misn Welch is to be married Octo- bea? 12 to Dr. John Douglas Koucky hicago. She was presented with = tractive gift by the club mem- rs. Fortnightly Club’s Season Is Opened at Mrs. Baker's Home e diznee in compli. The first meeting of of the Fortnight- y, club for the 1926-27 season was held dnesday afternoon at she Benton Baker. The new lent; Mrs. Worth Lum ply ident; Mrs. Baker, secretary; » A. M. Brandt, treasurer; ny Ww. Crawford, corresponding secre. fnry, Mrs. Baker and Mrs. C, L. Young were elected delegates to the ate federation eee Burke aoe Mrs. A. dy ‘of the history of North putlined in the text of Fish k is the club’s work for the Mrs, Young presented a talk on early Mrs. W. L. Nuessle wave | an on ine of the physi. cal features of North Dakota, illus- trating her talk with maps. Currént Events Club Loses Old Member at First Meeting Mrs. C. A. Burton entertained the Current Events club at the opening meeting Wednesday afternoon. With this meeting M: Burton passed from active to associate membership. Mrs. Burton will be greatly missed she has been a faith- ient member. The club jo another member, Mr: T. who Ras: moved to Washi C. A chain letter was writ- the club members and led ‘Worner, who has been member of the club for eight years, was elected to active membership to succeed Mrs. Burton. After the business meeting two pa- pn of it ‘the first he Meaning "and th ager “How ‘the. We Jourt Has ed,” by Mrs. orge Register. At the conclusion of the rogram the hostess served a course luncheon, SURPRI. BIRTHDAY PARTY Mrs. William Lehfeld, 414 Avenue A, was honor guest at a surprise birthday party last evening when 18 friends from, Bismarck and New Salem reed at her home. The guests had prepared a chicken din- Games and informal amuse- ments were enjoyed and Drs. Lel gift. Presented with an attra sift. TO VISIT PARENTS Mrs. Malvin Olson and son, Juni left this morning for Devils Lake where they will be guests of Mrs. Ol- son's parents, Mr. Mrs. John Marshall. Mrs. Olson’s cousin, Joseph Russell, of Edinbu: Scotland, is also a guest at the hall home in Devils Lake. 4% SIT HERE ee arrived Wed- nenday eve ‘rom Tacoma, Wash.,, for a three month visit with her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fisher. She will also visit in Minneapolis before returning to her home, ENTERTAINED AT INDIAN SCHOOL The American Legion Auxila: entertained last evening at the sehool. An excellent musical program as cing by the students at the About thirty sone of the eiiary were in Fooly RETURN FROMM Mp peerotis Dr. and Mrs. ph, who is oS ad the University of Neri Dakot: RETURNS FRO FROM VISIT Mrs. Thomas Luyben has returned from a visit in Driscoll. She was accompanied home by Mrs. S. Wi Hariman and daughter, who will visit here over the week-end. RETURN FROM TRIP Miss Rena Mossbrucker and Miss Esther Burch have returned Pe Denver and Colorado Springs, where they have been on a tee. rake vacation. VISITORS LEAVE Ole Timbo and son, Leander, left this morain eir'home in Devils rt visit here with iin Srimbe's aon, P. / P A. Timbo. * BEAV! /E3 FRIDAY Mate Clooten, who has been spend- ine the week in Bismarck with rela- tives, will leave tomorrow for his home at Kulm HERE ON BUSINESS asst J. aie of pick county ir yn cou! was the city. yesterday on businces, HERE ON BUSINESS lerman Leuts of Taylor, appraiser, ter the Bs Bank of soy akota, was in the city today on bus business. Hotes FROM CENTER L, Bouehenger and Ernest John- Marat were business visitors in Bismarck W: a a iTS. HERE ya Charles Klusman of New Sal- as returned to her home haves a pig visit in the the olty. 70 VisiT IN MI MNVNESOT: TA Mis He Hawk left ey for sitaces wlan. where a visit with rek ere hae rROw i i » where from ont icaneaps 8, Recta) ’.| visiting fi ELPHIAN MEET! FRIDAY | The Alpha Eta Delphian chapter will meet at o'clock Friday | morning at the Elks club. The pro-| gram follows: The Political Status of European Nations During the Dark Ages;—Mrs. Florence Davis, leader. | Text report: Remarking =i s of Europe from, 176 to 800— ‘alter Worner. Italy to Holy 1 Roman Empire-—Nra, Joseph Breslow. ' The Rise of andes arbi ~Mrs.! George _Rogiste The Suptemacy of the Frank—Miss/ Helen Dahl Britain Before the Year 1000—Mrs. | C. W. Ritterbusl TO LIVE IN SPOKANE er a short vixit in terday for 8 Agee Wash, they will mal heir home. Mrs. Sterrett was Mi Marion Quain be- fore her marriage September 11. HERE FOR SHORT VISIT Mrs. W. C.\Dugan ang children, who has end svending several wee in Washb Zn, guests of Mrs. Dugan's mother, Mrs. E, Knudtson, have come to Bismarck for a few days’ — DR. M.,E. BOLTON Osteopathic Physician 116% Fourth St. Phone 240W. Bismarck, N. D. If you like a good fox-trot, and of course you do, you'll want this potable new record—a fast- moving, melodious number, with a seductive Oriental companion- piece. 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Bannon, former proprietors of the McKenzie hotel barber shop and beauty pore. have returned to Bismarck ete taken charge of the busine: leaving here threc years aj Mrs. Bannon have fers go Me ex: tensively along the west coast an Panama busines: Astoria, Oregon. They | a junior in the school of medicine at! cently disposed of their holdings | the University of of Minnesota. the western city to return here. | RETURNS TO GARRISON | L, Fraser returned to Garrison \ satay after a short business visit in | the city. | BUSINESS VI |. Duncan Noyes. of C ae in’ Bismarck Wednesday. LEAVES FOR UNIVERSITY cyn anes Announcement The McKenzie Hctel Barber and Beauty Shop is now under the management of Mr. and Mrs. Edw. L. Bannon, who formerly owned and operated the shop. Durjng the past three years they have cwned’shops on the Pacific coast, which places them’in a position to give their Patrons the new- est in Barber and Beauty Culture. Mr. and Mrs. Edw. L. 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