The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 4, 1926, Page 5

D, A. R. Members © Guests on Friday at Thorberg Home The home of Mrs. E. A. Thorberg, 712 Fourth street, was the scene oi an attractively planned luncheon for the Daughters of the American Revo- lution Friday. Mrs. Martha P. Tatem, Miss Madge Runey, Mrs. E. E. Ricker and Mrs, Thorberg were the hostesses. Covers were marked for about 20 membei Foll ig the luncheon the regular| movthly meeting of the ordef was held. Miss Hazel Nielson gave an in- teresting talk on the histofy of North Dakota, “Under Five Flags.” Reports of the national convention were given, Sophomores. Hosts at Clever School Party Friday Night The largest crowd in attendance at a school party for a number of y was the record made by the phomore class when they entertain- ed about 200 members of the school ut un unusual party Friday evening. The guests were in masquerade at- tire, Mary MacLeod and Neil York winning prizes for the best costumes. Games featured the early parc of the evening. A competitive vaudeville contest was staged with organizations anc in- dividuals .of the high school taking part. The:Letterman’s club won iirst place and Art Cayou was second. The remainder of the evening was spent with dancing to music fyrnish- ed by Buell Quain’s orchestra. Re- freshments were served. Thursday Musical Club Members Hear Excellent Program the home day, The program the associate members, Morris, as leader, hud prepared the following numbers: Vocal s “Pleading” ......... Edward E! “1 Looked Into Your Gardén” .. i ‘dn Wood “My Love Is a Fisherman Miss Marjorie Best Vocal Solos: “The Infant Jesus” 2.0.0.2... rs :... Frederick Martens “Mrs. Herman Scheffer Vocal Solos: “The Fairy Pipers” A. Herbert Brewer False Prophe John Prindl . Targart “The Piano Soles: “Polichinelle” “The Two Skylarks Vocal Solos: “Mother’ Leschetizky Ole Speaks Wetherall a luncheon was served by the hoste: ENTERTAINS CLUB Mrs. Ray V. Stair entertained the Girls club of the Trinity Lutheran church Thursday evening. The the aule today. At the con- clusion of the evening an oyster sup- per was served, Covers were marked for 12 guests. GUEST DAY PROGRAM The Bismarck Study Club will have its guest day program Monday a noon at the home of Mrs.\F. EB, Diehl, 809 Sixth street. At tl a pottery exhibit will be held. The pottery is loaned by the state school of mines. « ENTERS INDIANAPOLIS HOSPITAL Miss Floy Kitchen, a student at the University of Indiana, Bloomington, Ind., has beei removed to 2 hospital in Indianapolis where she is receiv- ing special attention. Miss Kitchen has been seriously ill for a week or more. ¥ acm 0 Dicl DICKINSON R.'B. , secretary sof the workmen's Mifeo tsb be in Dickinson Sui will deliver an addret memorial service of the Dickinson lodge, B. P. O. Elks. PARENTS OF SON Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Rickey are the ‘parents of a boy born December 1 at the Bismarck beanttal- HERE FROM wae E. M. Elder a ‘aylor of Steele were busine isin in the city Thursday. Rest in snug satiafaction Burn Beulah Coal. Wachters. The Weather Freezing temperature 6. —————————————————— night warmer to- # morrow ‘OVERCOAT =| SATURDAY, DECEREGK 4, 1926 Social and Porsonal ornament and she carried a sho’ Mrs, E. T. Beatt, 722 Ninth street bouquet of Ophelia roses und ferns.| wax hostess Friday afternoon at an e A long strand of pearls completed her costun ————————— In the bridal party was Miss Olga Vigness, sister of the bride, as maid or honor. crepe georgette was worn with a cor- sage bouquet of tiny rosebuds. Solberg, brother-in-law of the bride, was groomsm: were little Junior Solb and Mrs. Caroline Weist, the, brides- maids, crepe. Thorman Groth. son of Mr. Sheridan, Wyo., and is with the Bank of Commerce in t! i at a wedding dinner which preceded the ceremon: dents of this city for 12 years whi Mr. Vigness was county superintend- ent of schools. perintendent of the M and an the impressive ceremony. the ribbon-tied wedding cake adorn- ed the table ning for Sheridan, W: will be at home to cember 1, ees aaa Invitations were mailed ing party which will be held ple. Good’ music has Dancing will start promptly a‘ Pretty Ceremony Features Nuptials of Mayville Girl A charming wedding was solemniz: ed Saturday evening, November 20, at 7 o'clock in the United Lutheran church at Mayville, when Miss Char- jgness, youngest daughter, of Superintendent end Mrs. C. L. Vigness, and John F. Brooder of Sheridan, Wyo., exchanged marriage vows in the presences of relati friends. The church auditorium was at- tractively decorated with autumn leaves and bouquets of chrysunthe mums. Mrs. H. S. Froiland sa “Beloved, It Is Morn. "Morey played Lohengt March on the pipe organ as the bridal party entered the dimly lighted church. Tall apple green candles ar. ranged about the altar were li as the procession neared the a varied-colored leaves under which the ceremony was read ut the altar rail. Rev, H. S. Froiland read the ed to be at the temple at that Lunch will be W. C. T. U. TO MEET Inion will meet Tuesday a at the home of Mrs. W. E. Second street. Mr: be leader. Mrs. C. Boise an cerning, the world court. NTERS HOSPITAL iN Friday with an attack of ppendicitis. . Alexius hospital where operated on this morning. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. ond street, announce the n their daughter, Dahl, to Ff ild. The ceremony took December HERE FROM. WILTON M. Pettygrove od ilton on the organ. sung by Mi A solo, “Together, visiting friends. Alta Olson. concluded ; The bride, who was given in mar- riage by her father, Mrs. wore a gowniher gr Cox of Bismarck her sist€¥, Miss Ma wa of cream crepe georgette with silver] McLuughlin of McLaughlin, S. D. trimmings over satin. Her veil was caught with a silver and rhinestone | ENTERTAINS FOR 3 MRS. GAR) Her gown of apple green E. J. The flower bearers ss Cynthia Holum and Miss Adeline Fosse were gowned in georgette The ushers were Selmer and Matinee Every Day at 2: Riding Romeo! The color scheme was in apple green and orchid. | Mr. and Mrs. Brooder left ,thut eve- where they ds after De- Mrs. Brooder is a graduate of the lie high school and the May- Wyo., last year. Mr. Brooder is a id Mrs. John Brooder of/f/ A Real Redeo! The most thrilling round-up of romance and riding stunts the screen has ever shown. Relatives an News Pictures Comedy He is now city su- yville schools instructor in the Mayville A MIGMLAND FLING OF LAUGHS Teachers’ college. for ini | members at “Beulah Coal.” Butte, N. D., was in the city Friday tas not been back GOES TO NORWAY Mrs, Herman Wulfsberg of Grassy to Oslo, Norway, where she’ it relatives. Mrs, Wulfsberg me from Norway 20 years ago and ce that time. Blasco Ibanez’s Vivid Drama of South Ame “The Temptress’ Antonio Moren», Greta Lionel Barrymo: Brown Faire RAINBOW GIRLS TO ME The Rainbow ss will m ight ut 7:30 ut the Mason n aund ball urged to be preseni. Order a load of comfort, Phone 62. ’ Gruen Cartouche at'$35 White Gold-Reinforced Case ‘ The first rectangular Wrist Watch which we can fully recommend at this price. , If you have been booking for a really dependable watch at a moderate price see this new wrigtlet in its choice of several designs in sturdy white gold reinforced cases. 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Peterson ‘a ll led at the refreshment table. anthemums, a bride's cake and A Regular ney Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday » Virginia sabortiat tea for Mrs. Garrett of Dalla: guest of Mrs. J. were 12 guests, next | Kenneth R. Miss bi oe: ee the house M. There » Larson has rv “A. 0.1 Janiestown after i 0.U.W. dedee will meet) With Mr. Larson, a patient at tae evening at the hull. The Mr. Larson is t 9:30] program of the evening wiil include Nomination of officers, initiation of ooh hour.| candidates and refreshments. All eee ee eo emneks ers Cees to naend, hag arrived in Bismarck for a visit with: her son, Nick Selenski. M Selenski will be here for a number of weeks, PHILATHEA CLASS MEETS The Philathea class of the First Presbyterian church met Thursday evening in the class room at the ghurch for the monthly business MEMBER PROF! SIONAL FRATER. d ' ; NITY ‘< eva theeting. 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