The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 15, 1926, Page 5

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1926 Sotiatand Personal Mothers’ Service Club Entertained at ‘Bridge Party The Mothers’ Service club was en- tertained Tyesday afternoon at the ‘home of Mrs. J. L. Enright. Three eens mine in play daring @ afternoon, honors going to Mrs. F. J. Bavendick. isd At the conclusion of the afternoon the hostess served a course luncheon. Mrs. F. M. Pettygrove of Wilton was an out-of-town guest. “Miss Kathryn Cook Entertains Monday at Bridge Party Miss Kathryn Cook was hostess Monday evening at her home at a prettily planned bridge party. Dee- orations and table appointments were carried out in the Christmas colors. Four tables were in play during the evening, honors going to Miss Glad: Pierce and Migs Josephine € BIRTHDAY PARTY The seventh birthday anniversary of Clarence Coover was celebrated a: & party given Saturday afternoon by his mother, Mrs. Paul Pecht. Theré were ten guests. The afternoon was spent with games and a number of nice gifts were presented to the honor guest. Decorations were in red and green. A refreshment course was served. ENTERTAIN GUILD The Misses Irma and Charlotte Logan and Miss Ednah Rust were hostesses to the Westminster Guile Monday evening at the Logan home The program included talks by Mrs. J. N. Wright and Miss Lillian Cook. Christmas music was a feature. Re- freshments were served by the host- ess. P. E, 0. CHAPTER MEETS Chapter F, P. E. 0., was entertain- ed Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. P. J. Meyer on Fourth street. Roll call was answered with o-rt> tiong from Walt Whitman. “Two Herots of the Bible” w e sub ect of a paper by Mrs. Gordon Cox. RETURNS FROM JAMESTOW Mrs. Roy Random, who is visiting with her mother, Mrs. S. J. King, went to her home in Jamestown over the week-end, returning to Bismarck Monday. Mrs. Random has accepted a position at the A. W. Lucas store over the holidays. RETURNS HOME Mrs. H. R. Ferry has reutrned to her home in Wilton after spending several days in the city with her sister, Mrs. Frank Titus, who has been ill. Mts. Titus has improved considerably. VISITS PARENTS Miss Gladys Kiesal, who is teach- ing school at Tappen, was in the city over the week-end to parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Kiesal. HERE .ON BUSINESS Murley | A. Reep of the Minot agency of the Provident Life Insur- ance company transacted business in the city Monday and Tuesday. PARENTS OF DAUGHTER Mr. and Mrs. J. Gallagher of Aber- ceen, D., are the parents of a daughter born Sunday at the St. Alexius hospital. HERE FROM STERLING Mrs. Henry Jessen and Mrs. Howard O'Hara have returned to their home in Sterling after a short visit in Bismarck. UNDERGOES OPERATION H. Erickson of Fargo a patient at the Bismarck hospital, where he underwent an operation for appen- dicitis. RETURNS TO MCKENZIE Geor Watson has returned to his home in McKenzie after a few days’ visit in Bismarck. BUSINESS VISITOR Henry Neiman of Driscoll is spend- ing @ few days in the city transaet- ing “business. HERE ON BUSINESS i Charles Anderson of Sterling is a business visitor in the city for a few days. HERE FROM FARGO ‘Mrs. R. H. Slocum of Fargo spending a few days in Bismarck on business. HERE FROM LEITH Mrs. E. J. Lawfer of Leith is visit- ing ‘friends in the city for a few days. HERE FROM WILTON Christmas Program ~ | Given Tuesday at | B.P. W. Meeting! The Business and Professional | Women’s club was entertained last evening in the club rooms at a 6:40 o'clock dinner. The rooms were pret-| tily decorated in the Christmas col- ors. About 30 members were in at- tendance. “The program included Christmas songs with Miss Rita Murphy as leader. Mrs. R. V. Stair played the Piano accompaniments and Miss Jes- Strieg! furnished viblin obligatos. | ‘Jimmy's Christmas Bal was the title of a reading by Pauline Fritz. Miss Striegl, accompanied by Mrs. Stair, gave in selections. Miss Barbara Seavey gave 2 vocal solo, “The, Birthday of a King. Following the singing of ( carols a The committee in charge included Misses Marie Huber, Rita Murphy. Uhartotte Schmidt, Dot Berry and Mrs. R. V. Sta MISSION CIRCLI The Bapiist Mi: meet ee: afternoun at 3 o'clock at the home of Mrs. John Thorpe. The secretary, Mrs. E. Wellwer, will have charge of roll call which will be tak- en from the third and fourth chapters of Hebrews. The program will be tak- en from the Mission Study magazine R. D. Hoskins will be the C. A. Stephens ‘wi dri Northwest district. ; be Mrs. John Thorpe and Mrs. W. I1./ Cawley. LEAV! FOR HIS HOME Charles D. Owen, who has been visiting friends here for several days, left today for his home at Sausal: Calif. He was called to Minneapolis eecently on account of the death of ais sister, Mrs. J. O. Brewster, and stmas jiness session was held = TO MEET ion Circle will stopped in Bismarck en route west.| | it one time assistant cashier He was of the . PANHELLENIC PARTY The Mandan and Bismarck mem- bers of the Alpha Phi sorority wil entertain the Panhellenic Association Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. A. G. Sorlie. Reservations may be vade with Mrs. Sorlie or Mrs. Walter tenden at Mandan, All sorority wom- zn are cordially invited. BISON CLUB TO MEET There will,be w 7 o'clock dinner meeting of the Morton-Burleigh coun- ty Bison Boosters club this evening at the Lions room in the Grand Pa- cific hotel. All alumni _and for students of the North Dakota Agri cultural College are cordially invited to attend. DEGREE OF HONOR TO MEET A regular meeting of the Degree of Honor lodge will be held Thursday evening at 8 o'clock at the home of Mrs. J. W. Scott, 423 Seventh street. Election of officers will be held. All members are asked to attend. Re-| freshments will be served after the National bank here. S| Mary's 3 Thursday afternoon at 3 o’cloc! the school Auditorium. All members as there will The refresh- Elmer Brown, Mrs. J. E. O'Neil and Mrs. R. E. Carlander. CARD PARTY THURSDAY, The ladies of Nonpartisan club No. 1 wal give a card party Thursday evening at the Odd Fellows bull. The winner will receive an original North tt} be used in purchs Delectable? Exactly! THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE She’s Coming to See U: 4 4Proprictors of Bismarck’s depart- She is Miss Isabel Jeans, English beauty who with scores of sther specimens of British pulchritude will ccme to the U. S. soon to compete for the honor of appearing in an American movie. Progratis From Radio Station . KF YR, Bismarck Weather for ket reports und late new 7:15 p. m.—Dance musie. t, mar- Public Invited to Attend Program By Will School Pupils The pupils of the Will school will give a Christmas ernoon and evening in the high school auditorium. A small admission fee will be charged and the proceeds will phonograph records and library bo The pro- gram is under the ion of Miss Jessie M. Striegl, music super- visor in the school. ....High school orchestra he Last Reindeer,”-—-First, second and third grades. Patriotic éxercise. Junior high school “The Songs of Seven” by Jean Enge- low—Group of seventh and eighth grade girls. j A Capital Ship ... ! Dakota prize made by an original North Dakota lady. All members. husbands and friends are invited to attend. LEAVES TOMORROW County Agent A. R. Miesen will leave tomorrow night to attend the annual conference of North Dakots county agents which will be held at Fargo December 17, 18 and 20. Plans for the coming year and methods to use in the work are to be discussed. MEETING POSTPONED The regular mecting of the locad DeMolay ehapter, scheduled for to- night, ben sagen ea until to- morrow night.. The postponement be- came necessary because of the Wil- ton-Bismarck basketball game to be played here tonight RETURN FROM TRIP Mr. and Mrs. Jake Siege! have re- turned from a two months’ trip through ota, South Dakota, IMinois and Wisconsin. They visited relatives at many of the points where they stopped. PARENTS OF DAUGHTER Mr. and Mrs. Frank N. Geiger of Harmon are the parents of a daugh- ter born last evening at the St. Alex- ‘ius hospital. ‘J. J. Schmid of Wilton was a busi-| meet at ness _visitor.in the city Tuesday. Public is invited to Mrs. Scheffer’s pupils’ recital Fri- day night, Dec. -17th, at the Presbyterian church. MUSICAL CLUB TO MEET nore. fel ee, Sart wunesdey ah: clu! ui! pari as the home -of Mrs. A. J. Arnot. HERE FROM WILTON’ Fred Tibbet of Wilton transacted ousiness in the city yesterday. ILL WITH TONSILITIS. : Mrs. Kenneth W. Simons is ill at her home. with tonsilitis. “Sailor Boys”. . chorus “On the Mountain” by Bailey. “Fleeting Days” by Jones—Girls glee club. | Piano duet—Helen Targart and An-! nette Leibole. Cornet and saxophone duet—Alpha Nelson and Nellie Nelson: Mouth organ trio—Willard Casey, Lloyd Murphy and Duncan Wallace. ! Victrola exercises—Seventh = and eighth grade. Folk dances—Group of seventh grado! girls. we Christmas songs—Seventh and eighth grade. Whistling choru: Medical Society Elects Officers Officers elected last evening at the Sixth District Medical, meeting in the Lions room of the ind Pacific hotel include Dr. F. president; Dr. ‘M. president; Dr. retary-treasure house and Dr. gates; Dr. Smith, Mand: censors. The election foHowed & dinner meeting and program. Speakers in- eluded Dr. Frank Burch of St. Paul and Dr. Archie McCannel of Minot. numbers were given by Henry Halverson and Dr. Howard Anderson. Eighth grade ‘son, sec i » C. E. Staek- H, A, Brandes, dele- Divan, Dr. C. 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