The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 11, 1926, Page 5

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1926 _ North Dakota Girl Stars in Play at New York Theatre Miss Dorothy Stickney, formerly: of Dickinson, now of New York city, is staring in an immensely popular play, “The Squall” at the Forty- eighth street theatre, New York city, according to word received by Mrs, C.D. Dursema, a former classmate of Miss Stickney at Stanley Hall. Miss Stickney began her stage career six years ago when_she play- ed on the Keith circu. Twa years later she became understudy to Miss June Walker in “The Nervous Wreck” and “Processional.” She is the daugh- ter of Dr. V. H. Stickney, formerly of Bismarck, now of Dickinson, and a sister of Mrs. A. P. Nachtway of Dickinson, ACCEPTS POSITION HERE. Miss Ruth Tipper of Mandan has accepted a position with the McKen- zie beauty shoppe. Miss Tipper was formerly employed in Bismarck and will welcome h@ old customers. The McKenzie hotel beauty shoppe has been remodeled during the past week, giving it ntuch large? quarters, and considerable new equipment of the latest type has been installed. The! operators, who have been wrking in the barber shop during the remodel- ing, wil be back in their regular quarters Monday. APPOINT COMMITTEES | Committees appointed for the an-| nual reunion. of the Playmakers to} be held December 27 are as follows: general chairman, Milford Dres- bach; invitations, Ethel Childs; dec- Henry Barneck; _enter- t, Edmund O'Hare; réfresh , Gwendolyn Jensen. A dance ments will follow the program, according to present plans. ELECT OFFICERS Officers of the A. O. U. W. lodge for the ensuing year were elected Social and Personal | Party Compliments | vatins may be made with Mrs. a. G | Sorfe, telephone 39, or Mrs. Walter | bes’ and girls’ institute and junior Mrs. W.P. Lomas and Daughter, Rosemary Mrs. W. P. Lomas and daughter, Rosemary, were honor guests at a pretty party given Friday evening by Mrs. E. G. Wanner and daughter, Francis. Three tables of bridge were in play, Miss Ruth Pollard win- ning honors, Miss Lomas received a guest prite. ted was the color predominating in the decorations and appointments. At the conclusion of the evening a course luncheon was served. RETURN FROM EAST Dr. M. W. Roan and daughter, Abi- gail, returned last evening from an eastern trip, Mrs. Roan remaining in Chicago with her sister. The Roans went to Chicago for the Army-Navy game and to Baltimore, where Roan spent u week visiting the clinics of the Johns Hopkins University, They were visiting in Washington, D. C., when they were called to Chicago by ‘tne death of Mrs, Roan’s brother. PANHELLENIC PARTY Members of the Alpha Phi sorority in Mandan and Bismarck will be hos- tessés to the Panhellenic association Thusday evening, December 16, at the fovernor’s mansion. All sorority wonen are cordially invited. Reser- Renien, 266-W, Mandan, YEOMEN CARD PARTY ‘he Yeomen will hold a card party | ; Tueday evning, December 14, at the A.Q. U. W. hall, Both whist and brilge will be played. The public is invited, Kefresnments wil be served. | ACCEPTS INVITATION lovernor A. G. Sorlie today accept- edan invitation to attend the annual livstock show to be hejd at Fargo Deember 15. Dr} RAINBOW - DE wray suede, 4 ns. each Rainbow to the affair. SON Mr. and Mr: street their sén, Da Julin Fitzgibb: The wedding Second Street -ember at the meeting thi: Edward F. Trepp, Ellen Ander- Joe Patera, foreman; son, overseer; ©, G. Darby, 6 co wer and treasurer; Walter Knott, trus- tee, Luneh was served at the con- clusion of the evening. mcr | MEDICAL EXAMINATIONS | Miss Madge Runey and Mrs.| Frank Brown have been conducting, medical examinations in the various town schools of the county during the past week. They ¢xpect to com- plete the examinations in the town schools next week and will: begin the schools after work in rural Chtistmas, PAGEANT BEAUTY HERE Miss Mildred Walker, “Miss Pitts- burgh” in the Atlantic City beauty pageant, held recently, went through Bismarck this morning on the North Continental limited on her way to Los Angeles, where she has accepted w position in the movies, HERE FROM WASHBURN | A. E. Thompson, superintendent of | schools in McLean county, has re- turned to his home at after a short business tity. | PHILATHEA CLASS MEETS The Philathea class of the First Presbyterian church met Thursday evening in its class room for a work meeting. The evening was spent in sewing. | DINNER PARTY Six high school girls and Elizabeth Jones of the faculty were entertained last evening at the home of Miss Marie Cordner at a 6 o'clock dinner. i VISIT IN BISMARCK Mr. and “Mrs, 8. Robertson of Sel- fridge spent Friday in Bismarck, the guests of friends. They were en route home from Minneapolis. RETURNS FROM VISIT i Mya. Robert B. Webb has returfed trom a ten day visit at Kenmare with her brother-in-law and sister, Dr. and Mrs. R. P. Merritt. | oe i LEAVES ON VISIT i S. R. Sharts of the federal bureau of public roads has gone to Dayton, Ohio, to spend Christmas holi- days with his ly. GOES TO FARGO N F. W. Snyder, manager of the Bis- marck «office of the Northwestern Bell Telephone company, has gone to tere hostesses. «| OPeation for acute appendicitis: lust | sat Fargo on business. The Weather Mostly fair tonight and a much VISITOR LEAVES |= firs, Harry Hawley, who hus been | th: guest of her sister, Mrs. W. F./ has gone to Minneap she will visit before returning ser nome at Boise, Idaho, BABY DAUGHTER DIES "he infant daughter of Mr . Arnold Rupp died Frida: joa! hospital, Burial was hi Budwin today. swe, and | VISITS DAUGHTER { > J. Schoular of Council Blu Tea, is spending a week in Bismar th guests of his daughter, Mrs. J.) H Fowler. | LEAVES ON TRIP | A. C. Staak, salesman with Nichols ad Shepard threshing machine com- | any, has left on a 10-day busin tip to Minneapolis and points i Jisconsin. HOLD CHRISTMAS MEETING |{ The Christmas meeting of the Bap- ist Ladies. Aid was held Thursday {ternoon in the church parlors. Mrs, Villiam Dohn and Mrs, Ida Herbert TO ELECT OFFICERS There will be election of officers f the Catholic Daughters of America 4 the regular meeting Monday eve- me at 8 o'clock at St. Mary's audi- teium. CONDITION IS SERIOUS » W. Folsom, who underwent an Satrday, is doing very poorly, it is repted today. His condition is ‘- ioug \ MEETS MONDAY Chater F, E. O. will meet at the Ime of Mrs. P. J. Meyer, 910 Fourthtreet, Monday afternuon at : a’elock, \LEAVES TODAY Mrs. MA, Stanley of Kintyre, who bas been) patient at a local hospital for five seks, has recovered sufft- ciently toeturn to her home today. ) VISIT AUNT Miss Cotiance Cole has gone to Minn. io spend a week with her aunt, M.A. A. 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