The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 13, 1926, Page 3

Social and Personal | Surprise Party ° Given in Honor of Bride-to-Be Mrs. 0. Springer, } Eythel Hudges, and Miss Gertrude Fitzgerald entertained Saturday evening at the home of Mrs. Convert at the Hughes apartments a¢ a very clever and prettily appointed surprise shower in honor of Miss Celia Hagen, a bride of next week. Decorations were in pink and white. | A miniature bride and groom and a bouquet of sweetheart roses adorned the table. Many entertaining features ‘were carried out during the evening. A large bell in pink and white hung from the center of the room with streamers running to the side li The bride-to-be was requested to ring the beil and was showered with con- fetti, hearts and small packages which were concealed in the bell, containing articles which afforded much amuse- ment. Sach guest wrote helpful hints and advice to the-bride-to-be and she a received a telegram wishing her much happiness. Convert, Mrs, K. Glen, Della Asher Entertains at Whist Saturday Mrs. Della Asher entertained at a whist party Saturday afternoon from ! 2 2 until 5 o'clock at 113 Mandan avenue. Three tables were in play, honors going to the Misses Ia and’ Justine v um, A thrée-course luncheon was served at the conclusion of the game, the hostess being assisted by Mrs. R. H, Allen. ! her apartment, FOR MISS GARDN arty was held Friday eof Mrs. William The affair TERTAIN A surprise fevening at Bri bride of the by the girl employes of the Capit Steam laundry, The honor guest re ceived many useful and lovely gifts.| Music, games and a mock wedding | ied the entertainment for e g. A luncheon the close of the evening ANNOUNCE Three tables of bridge were in play | during the early part of the evening, honors going to Mrs. W. 2. Targart and Miss Celia Hagen. ‘The honor guest was presented with a beautiful gift of glassware, At the conclusion of the evening a three-course lunch- eon was served, Staff of Railroad ' Commission, Wives to Be Dinner Guests Members of the staff of the. state railroad commission and their wi will be entertained Saturday evening at dinner at the Grand Pacific Hotel by the railroad commissioners and their wives, Mr. and Mrs, Frank Mil- hollan, Mr. and Mrs, Fay Harding and Mr. and Mrs. C."W. MeDonnell. The dinner will be followed by a pro- gram, BUYS BAKER HOME Geo. E, Hanson, division engineer for the state highway department, has purchased the Benton Baker resi- dence property Avente B west, possession M the near future for Chicago, w they will reside. Mr." Baker expects to divide his law practice between Chicago and Washington, D. C. SURPRISE PARTY M Mrs. H.C. Mahin , were pleas nee ight by members of the Anniversary Club, celebrating their th wedding annivers ments were served and five tables of bridge played. A. W. L. A. LaRue w presented Mr. and MEET WED! rs of the Bismarck Fort- nightly Club will” meet Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the home of Mrs. E. B. Cox, 302 West Thaye street. Lewis Crawford will deliver lk on “Fur Trading in North Da- kota” and Mrs. C. R. Young will, read the regular lesson. 7 LEAVE FOR TOLEDO J. W. Hansen, Wil Roger, d H. E, Allen of the Lahr Motor Sales company left Saturd. night for Toledo, where they attend a meeting of Willys-Overlaad salesmen. They will return bout a week. TO ELECT OFFICERS Officers for the coming year will be elected at the regular meeting of the Royal Arch Masons at the Ma- sonic Temple Tuesday night at All members are urged to attend. PUBLIC INVITED TO RECITAL The public is invited to attend the recital which will be given by pupils of Mrs, Hermann Scheffer at the Presbyterian church Friday evening, December 17. SDAY LEAVES FOR HOME Miss Susan Moore left Saturday for Minneapolis, en ‘route to her home in Pittsburgh, Pa., after a visit with friends in the city. RETURNS TO CITY Glenn Moe, who was _ detailed to field work for the state highway com- mission during the summer, has re- turned to Bismarck. LEAVES FOR HOME Miss Emma Bruns left this morn- ing for her home in Valley City, where she will spend a week, + NURSES TO MEET The St. Alexius alumni will meet Tuesday night at 8 o'clock in the has- pital parlor. \Alt winter coats at greatly reduced prices.—Harris-Rob- ertson. " ——— The Weather. Fair tonight and Tues- day ; continued cold tonight 0.) leader will be word from the nati of the Bishops’ Cru: ion, D. C., that Bishop ‘Oregon and the Rev. E. i Wyo. » coming sf ion be sinning Sunday, SURPRIS ise party was given F the home of M ¢ in honor of Mi ight couples were ref! ent A sury evening 4 Sch | Jenkin dance al at the s|The hon of gifts. Jenjoyed. | _RISON_ BOO! | There will be leisch- Morton club in the L Pacifie hotel Wednesday e which ail alumni and former studeni of the North a Agricultural college are urged to be present. Din ner wil ock, with a business sessi g of the Bu Bison Booster ib the Grand TO MEET A Christmas program w at une vexuiae montaly busin ing and dinner of the Busines: Professional Women’s club Tues evening 0 at the club room A collection wil be take for a Christmas basket w will give to a nedy for North Dako giv dress at the regular meeting of the Ladies Aid society of the First Pre byterian church at Fargo afternoon, Her subject “Word Pictures of Europe CHRISTMAS PROGRAM | Pupils of the Will school will sive a benefit program at the high school | auditorium at 8 o'clock Friday night. | The program, which will Christmas songs, exercises an tations, will be published liter. public is invited HOSPITAL yer, son of Mr. a Mrs. W. F. Erlenmeyer, has b: jeharged from a local hospital where he has been receiving treatment for} a hip bone abe: caused by a fall. | | He is getting | i | will meet Tuesday p with Mrs. H. S. afternoon at . Mrs. Harvey Harris. | SLEIGHRIDE PARTY | ‘Teachers of the Will school enjoy- | ed a sleighride party Thursday night, | followed by a theatre party at the F tinge. After the show the group had| lunch at the Olympia BOY SCOUTS MEET | | At the meeting of the Presbyterian Troop of Boy Scouts Friday evening | many plans were made for the com- ing year. Basketball games and hikes are being planned. | —— | PARENTS OF GIRL i): A daughter was born yesterday to Mr. and Mrs. N, E, Stowe of this city. Watch for opening an- rouncement and dance Tues- |day night, Dec. 14th—Mar- | cevitz Grocery. | DINNER and was given | ND BUSINESS } The Busines Women’s club will E Jinne: oning. trea SLEIGH RID The sleighride been planned by for tonig cause of UNDERGOE Miss Ia Big append) CLUB Mot s entered n oper Ahoy phi INESS | tow rturned to his} Hang nding Sat- your : tinge Baldwin a in the city TO-R JER ach has return “The at Reeder afte business visit in’ the ei 1 Lime son is | BISMARCK . Ei, Sapp seoll visited in end over the TO CITI Moore left turday r the Twin Cities for « friends. GOES s EE CAPITOL THEATRE ~ Tonight and Tuesday Cecu. 8. 0EMnte PRESENTS Mé Shive entered the St. cut the town in d a number . Helena, mmerman of Odessa Alevius hospital tment, ARRIVES SUNDAY hrodali of Glendive arriyed @ business spending , transacting tfield of n Bis ‘argo is spend marek on busi ROM FARGO turned from a A fleet of coming to the b and ¢ or i the $ Those who'v Jackson's novel, w that it's the tae or . dashing de out out tonight when ss into read Charle a of the Se; » when General An weleomed . New » from j de. reing . visit While there He falls south, i sin oleon rting why of th of the 4 on, become: ap , but TONIGHT INDAY & TURSDAY a Bela There! r me timbers, but here’s a film for your life! High! iurou MARGUERITE DE LA MOTTE ‘Aoaerto Ov * JEANIE MACPHERSON y yvomantic. Adven- FRANK LLOYD PROOUCTION , wit FLORENCE VIDOR @y OCTAVUS ROY CONEN AW K.HOWARD PRODUCTION * A tremendous story of }) underworld life, of two who are tried by fire and of a scoundrel who balked by fate Fox Imperial Comedy “The Dizzy Dancers” Coming Wednesday Lon Chaney in “The Road to Mandalay” ~R a is 16% NEWS PICTURES Osteopathic Physicia ICARDO CORTEZ Paramount Pict COMEDY : fi Ss =~ E DAVIS Fourth St. Phone Bismarck, N. D. to the “Captain | few words, you too, will feel a ring in your bones; pirates will on liore moye you to action even as th bootlegging ring, its adaptors have e¢] injected tense situations galore. y] Rod LaRocque is seen in the role of 1 when you were just a kid and—|the suicide candidate, while his un- Il be there to cheer “The Eagle”| willing but charming bride is Mar- - ES i guerite de La Motte. LaRoc husband and father who left our Florence Vidor and Ricardo Cortez} fresh from his outstanding perform-| midst so suddenly are featured. neces in “The Coming of Amos” and Mrs. Carl Eichhorst and a Cae Br: vhile Miss ’ kN. D. CAPITOL THEATRE comes to the picture fr strange bargain umphs in her two most nise of death within i "] ; he People vs 100,000 life insurance policy; nu © of convenience, a part of stav Von Seyffetrtitz is admir- ain, which unites two un-|ably cast as the ezar of the rum ring, people to suit the whims of ree Cooper, as one of his ter mind of a huge rum ring; splendid! ater awakening of a love be-|t omedy re’ tween the two and the thwarting of | . 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