The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 16, 1926, Page 2

Mitsic Class of St. Mary’ S School to Give Recital on Friday Tho Music class of St. Mary’s sche morrow evening at 8 o'clock in the sschool auditor lic is cordially invited. T! duets and two piano n The program follows: program Carmen—Bizet La iHon—Grieg £1} Trocadero—Hasselberg Ts Polonaise-—Chopin Alpine Bells—Oesten ‘Furantella—Heller William Tell-—Rosinni La Baladine—Lysberg Tu Chaminade de © Minor—Rachmaninoff De Alice Dunn, Bernice Houle, Ka ‘ i Johnson Si second Mazurka —Godard Polichinelle— Rachmaninoff na—Yradier k—Grieg Solo “March Triumphale—Rathbun Ailsa 4¢ furnished through the kindness of Mr. Tavis, manager of the | “Melody Mrs, F. A. Lahr and Daughter Entertain for Rosemary Lomas A. Lshr and daughter, Lu- evening at their) West, with a| ompliment to Mi triage to| Ohio, will e December 30. ples of bridge were , honors goi games. T. ie D: the form GRADUATION Nielson, state ublic instruction, y i ge ‘she will ool Officers association. Two Pianos Duet Double Duet -}and Ire Folsom, of Haml er Folsom lett ‘last will be presented in a recital to- m to which the pub neludes double duets, solos, Double Duct q Mary Weinberger, Sabina Br “ny Ailsa Mary Whit Merriam € Mildred Diet Helen Jaskow Merriam © yn Schoenhut, Eleanore Budig vo Pianos Jean Roherty | Tales From the Vienna Forest Arlene Wagner, Marcella Bobzein Agnes Emcl Gertrude Murphy o Pianos Duet Irma Weinberger Solo nuble Duet Mary Tupper, Alice Ma liz. Slatt Gertrude Murphy Frances Sls Mercella Bobzien Solo Mr Janette Kain Mary Weinberger | Helen Jaskowiak, | Page, Agnes Emch, Odelle Venne Shop.” Fortnightly club Weanesaay VISITOR Miss Alice Bui her home at a with her sister, Miss Chi and with her brother a Ernest Budg MPANY BODY TO KAN ‘AS Mrs. RK. W. Folsom of the late R. W. poke at a banquet given rand Forks Commercial club choo! officers, and returned of Sheldon, ck in the Elks Mrs. F. J. Grady following text re- pings of the ‘Revolution, " New Consti- + “The Reign Mrs. A. A. Whi ttemore; nt of Bonaparte,” Mrs. D. tution,” of Terro: “The A J. MeG TO SELL CANDIES The Bismarck Hospital Training pol for nurses will have a pastry candy sale Saturday, beginning t noon and continuing throughout = the afternoon and evening. Some very lovely candies, including candied oranges and other dainties, have been * prepared for the sale. The purpose of the sale is to raise money for the = purchase of books to complete the “We never had a chance!” flame... Seeming ages of waiting Then, the firemen—promp! ly, but toolate! ...Onlya Blazing inferno where once the home or factory stood ++ “Wenever hadachance!” Wwet DISASTER for you May some day lurk in that phrase! when and where it may. ‘Your only absolute safeguard is adequate insurance on every- thing you own. See us today! We represent The Automobile Insurance yofHartford,Connec- ticut (one of the Ztna Affili- ‘ated Companies) and can give you information that may ‘thousands training school’s! library which is now quite small. RETURNS FROM FLORIDA Miss Henrietta Lund has returned = from Hollywood, Fla., where she has * been doing hurricane relief work for the past three months with the na- tional American Red Cross. There were 4,000 families to be cared for = in Hollywood as a result of the recent disaster, Miss Lund reports. She has resumed her work in the : children’s bureau of the state board of administration. Fa Fg rill lag CLUB MEETS F. Crawford, state historian and curator, spoke at the meeting of the Partly cloudy to cloudy tonight and Friday; not so cold Henry & Henry Insurance Matinee Every Day at 2:30 TONIGHT — Thursday AESOP FABLE COMEDY VAUDEVILLE, Palace - Mandan TONIGHT 8:15 & 10:15 Bismarck Time trios, | Page | Mattir Sabina Brown | Marie Garske | Margaret Barrett | herine Hannon Hollensworth | Arlene Wagner | P. Wachter Margaret Boespflug |Madame Scheffer to o Present t Pupils 1 in Voice Recital Friday Evening | recital will be given by Mrs. Hermann Scheffer's class in voice Fri- avening Songs My Mother Taught Me Open Thy Blue Eyes Irn Sing Thee Songs of Araby | Mr. Griffin | Voi Che Sapete (from Marriage of Figaro) | The Little Christ Child ‘. Mozart .. Russell Mrs. Floren . Tosti ‘ Whelpley | «| The Nightingale Has a Lyre of Gold Miss Howe | .. Sehubert | Rockwell | Sandin and Boepple | ; .. Strauss | Mrs. Targart | Ships That Pass in the Night Stephenson | 1 | Allah | Invictus | : .. Huhn Mr. George Duemeland | Knowest Thou That Fair Land (from Mignon) Thomas Fairy Pipers Believe Me if All Those Endearing Young Charms | Miss Seavey In the Woo Bon Jour, Miss Sandin Deh Vieni Non Tardar (from Marriage of Figaro) He Is Kind—He Is Good (from Herodiade) Mrs. Henry Duemeland romeo ‘and Juliet) Mrs. Thal | Waltz Song fiom Song of the Flea Tally-Ho Mr. Preston “CARD OF THANKS _We wish to express our deep appre jon of the many messages of con ‘ dolence and floral contributions dur-| H the recent bereavement of our| father and brother. | Folsom and evening for Waterville, Kan. to ac- | company Mr. Folsom’s body to Waterville, where interment will be/ made, — in ER HONORARY SOCIETY | hu d, ly Olson, Bismarck, is one | R. W. a group of North Dakota Univer-! Marion, | selected as members of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Arganbright ‘on, women's honor- y. Initiation was | Open evenings.—Nielse! Millinery. week, has re- y to return to je to be up ag: — 1 Entire Blanket Stock at big, | discounts all this week at Webb Brothers. DR. M. E. BOLTON Osteopathic Physician 116, Fourth St. Phone 240W Bismarck, N. D. Whitman’s Candy, to be sent to rela- tives and friends away from here, should be on its way. Leave Us the Address We do the rest Finney’s Drug Store HOSKINS-MEYER The Home of KFYR .. Chadwick| Wedgwood Pottery and Dinne: ware “Blue Jasper” * The most popular type of Wedgwood—deep blue with raised figures in white—teapots, jugs, cake plates, vases and many other articles to brighten the table. Also many beautiful pieces in white with raised blue figures.and black with white dec- orations. Floral. California, Treritham. plain dma and Blue Grapevine on Cream are some of the patterns we carry in Wedgwood Dinnerware. 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