The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 8, 1927, Page 5

Miss Ruth Hanse to Present Her Pupils. in Voice and Expression Recital Tuesday Pupils of Miss Ruth Hanse will give in pi, 4 ressi Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock at the satoge ei lane and i) inter- esting program of piano solos will be given, saterepersed with readings. The progtam follows: Autumn Legende. Fs Curious Stoty.. i Wilma Wenzel ' Rustic Danee.... spndd Lou Thompson Hilarity Rondo................. Ralph Goddard Playful, Rondo.................. Helen Targire - About Jack and Jill.......... i Mitchell . He i eit Croonqiiist Happy Farmer... ‘ Huntsman’s Song. . Schumann .. Schumann s Claire DeRochford The Smack in School Anything for the Murphys Phyllis Rosen By the Brookside. ‘ Gypsy Rondo... Scotch Poem... Valcik: ... nomnag Yuecas? .is.s..08..! Searf Dance. Dolores Gorman Isabel Humphreys “"Bdmond 0 jare Valse in A flat... never ceneee Etude ........... Adoration ... ‘i Garvin Croonquist Mrs. L. W. McLean (Mrs. F. E. Feinstein Hostess Friday at | Entertains Friday Bridge Luncheon Mrs. L. W, McLean entertained Fri- Mrs. F. E. Feinstein entertained day afternoon in her home at 222) Friday afternoon at bridge in com- Second street with a one o'clock; pliment to her guest, Mrs. Ben bridge luncheon, Covers were mark: Liehgenstein of Mott. Two tables ed for 12 guests at tables prettily! in play, honors going to Mrs. decorated — with poinsettia and . Julius and Mrs. Jake Siegal. cyclamin plants. The same flowers | "At the conclusion of the game the were used in decorating the rooms. | hostess served ‘u prettily appointed In the bridge games which follew-| course luncheon. ed honors were won b; Mrs, Gngchsnd He wi Moemil.tt: Local De Molays to Install Chapter at Dickinson Monday week. ae | W. A. Falconer Is i Speaker at D. A. R. eighteen members of | Bismarck Meeting on Friday] oiahitsn Monday canter Sear ter, at that places hs new eteatar te ‘sponsored by the jason ic 0} vismieets ey A. Falconer! Bi Dickinson. ‘The boys wi Pioneers,” was feature of the pro- “pane Wilken adv gram of the hes of, fhe. S Lckach, chsirmen of can Revolution. +i fe CS a 1c WO! }o iven focal $e tenet aa "the DeMolays includes the by, te of dents, especially of those new members, the installation of of- stil living. Ths ie is one of series ficers and the institution of the new lectures on pioneer North Dakota Chapter. .A banquet will be given aa that the bi A. is planning, Monday evening in their honor, with a ee ey in Pont. ee a history . snes Senet PE as tlle bigs boys will of Noi 5 bin meetion: followed a one ovoet| as aloes chante ine Fr DeMolay ne luncheon w! irs. eer, mber "4 ht are- being initiated at each eee eee %y mest jit iaone a thethent anive Committee chairman appointed in- seg’ ‘ate clude vy “kM eeiuanron Ameri Harty "Le ell ge Se canization ; irs. ervation ot histone spetet i Moita, Archur Whi Whiclamers “el rd’ Drcabachs Abert Gord correct une of tl ; | Sa NW, Milford 5 thee ey t Gecar_dohnson, Nell’ York, Emerson cnt arial By t feme iger Maraton ss, Sidaey Henry -“Barnec! Cox os SERVICE CLUB CLUB MEETS At the meeting of the bong ge) ice club this- week ‘MeKini ri A. D. | Re Webb: aes T.| the Home.” . ee ee! played viotin: solos. att call was Seas por @ outsi with -tributes to the Lune! held at the tank U. was served at the conc! of the followed by & ” . YEOMEN TO. MEET The Yeomen are making interesting plans for their meting ast ‘Tuesda:; sevening et the hell ol embers are urged 4 Seb be i a mptly at 8 o'clock. The sitondance = prise prize will be awarded dur- opening ceremony. a iF devoted 20 20 ial extivitios. a in Biemarck f Rev. and Mrs. Paty ter pent of the men of the ‘pa: ‘when tatters of dmportancp will be th ssed and acted upon. ST. PAUL PANHELLENIC Business MEET- At busi GOrS. fie the sgt tte aah 'W. Mundy of te A. W, Lucas: evening Wi, ts “St Raul to ss sired theo 4 orenles. Bad important ‘isinees wit pw be i id Reservations ‘The eale Mrs. W. i Divan 800d dar SEAS Beet 70 INSTALL 0 OFFICERS -be it betel lstson a of offi- Pah ‘of the Catholic With Bridge Party : There will} North Dakota Women ‘ Prove Successful in Field of Poetry Preparations “for ti the second fine! arts dition of the North Dakota club bulletin have brought to the, fore a score of North, Dakota women who have published successful volumes or et of poetry. Chief among these | bo iss iidah L. Winsted, dean of n atthe Minot Teachers College, who has published two volumes of verse, “In the Land of Dacotah,” and “America Makes Men,” in addition to many contributions to newspapers and magazines. Mrs, Kara Aesdel Dickinson, Miss Lyla Hoffine and Miss Delia Goetz, all of Mitiot, hava diel successful volumes of poe- "Gther club women poets of prom- inence are Hilma N. Harris of Het- tinger, Laura Nelson Plummer of Minnewaukan, Nan M, King of La- kota, Mrs. Francis Peake of James- betta and Dean Aletta Billie of Har- Ren Murry Movius of Lidgerwood, ‘in addition to writing poetry, is au- thor of many articles published in women’s and children’s magazines. Decima Leigh Wheeler of Hope, dent of the fourth” 3! is author of a used for citizens! Y work.: Mrs. Edna LaMoore Waldo, Minot,-writes stories and vocation articles for girls, ar- .tidles on community and church ‘drame, and has several - plays and ints to her credit. jes Flora Cameron Burr of Bot- thea, sister of Supreme Court Judge Al-G. Burr, writes verse and newspa- ie articles for American, New Zea- land and Scottish papers. Her sub- — jects are chiefly along reform lines. he has had forty lyrics set to music by Boston, Cinetnnati and New York ublishers. Maida Hollett of Mc- rtney is also making a success of writing. ENTERTAIN. AT DANCE The W. B. A. of Maccabees enter- tained Friday athe “te ‘a dancing party at the A. O. U. W. hall. About 80 couples were in attendance. ON BUYING TRIP Mrs. Jessie Harris of the A. W. Lucas company is leaving this eve- ming on a buying trip. She will go to the Twin Cities and Chicago. IS IMPROVING Chris Bertsch, who has been ser- iously ill at the Bismarck hospital for the past few weeks, is reported today as being somewhat improved. FROM ~GLENDIVE Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Ermatinger havo as their house guest Mrs. R. H. Wat- son of Glendive, Mont. Mrs. Watson will be here about a week. PARENTS OF DAUGHTER Mr. and Mrs. J. H, Osborne, 517 Second street, are the parents of a daughter born on January 5 at the Bismarck hospital. DAUGHTER BORN Mr. dnd Mrs, Jobm: Gourdette, who live east of Bismarck, announce the Exactly Suited to the needs of ‘Elderly People ‘There is a sound therapeutic reason why Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound for coughs and colds is especially suited to the needs of elderly people. Because it contains no ber apoemgidrag opiates to cause constipat (that bug- bear of advancing years) and to dry up the natural, necessary secretions. Mildly laxative, pibrsacah pod sonthing. to the jrritated area, Foley’ gpg ated a fine de- pendablé family medicine for all coughs and: throat tions,/ lingering “flu” coughs and distarbing night coughs. Exactly suitedto neincodcofolderty pongo Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound Sold Brerywhere Americanized,” ' “The Studio” Lucas Block Phone 121 Bismarck, North Dakota A Real Office Training School Our students are steadily go- ing into positions. For eight years I have been training Sec- retaried and: Stenographers in Bismarck. From one to five of my former students ere em- rg ee in Being every office Mandan. Many others are ‘scattered from. New York to the Pacific coast. and She completed Course in ee FOUR MONTHS and the next day Pied to work for the Bell Tele- phone company: Miss Anna Davis was a ver ‘bright student of the wish enrol of '26). Miss Pe bir pe just Five MONT is Course in NTH and left the next. day for Ash- ley, North Dakota, to Position in an, attorney’s Miss Martha us from or college in Spokane. were very eyed in the northtest. After «few weeks” review, Atiss Keacrel was | oleae the .Mis- egouri Valley W! Sth Grocery Co, nf Mandan, North Dakota, ‘And ‘so with many others. Maclbvidareet pt airseudonyonli how many of my former stu- ies. "sat. sarniae.. Sean 1800. year in sal- An ane reialEduca- ‘ict. Tedcration, i U. C..T. TO MEET A regular meeting of the U. C. T. Auxiliary will be eld tonight at 8 o'clock in the Elks hall, A dance wll follow the megtin; ARENTS GHTER Mr. and Mrs. J, P. tease. 811 Sixth) Street, ate the parents of a daughter ra January 3, at the ‘Bismarck hos- | pital, WILL MEET MONDAY Chapter F, P. E. O., will meet at the home of Mrs. H. S, Dobler, 522 Eighth street, Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock, LEAVES ruk HOME Miss Genevieve Korsivk left today for her home in Carpio after a visit) with Mr, and Mrs. Fred Swenson. VISITS IN MINNEAPOLIS Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Myers will leave tonight for Minneapolis where they will visit friends for several days. DAUGHTER BORN Mr. and Mra, H. 8, Devitt announce the birth of a daughter hae baka morning at 808 Rosser. VISITS FRIENDS Mrs, Harry A. Thompson of Artas, S. D., spent the week in Bismarck, visiting friends, GORS TO CITIFS H. A. Liverman left last ‘evening for the Twin Cities. A pianist often applies 3000 pounds Pressure to the keys of @ piano in a minute, and at the same time reads 3500 signs and mages 2000 finger movements. Burleigh ae sportsman’s club will meet at Lions den. G. P.-hotel, 3:00 P.M. Sun- day, Jan. 9th. prospective members| urged to rea . O. W. Roberts, Pres. hl] SSE DR.'M. E. BOLTON Osteopathic Physician | All ‘members |: | | | | | | i | 116% Fourth St. Phone 240W]/ Bismarck, N. D. Matinee Every Day at 2:30 TONIGHT—Saturday COME EARLY! And get a seat for the big laugh. Doors open 7:15. First show promptly 7: Bert Roach - Claire Windsor PALACE - MANDAN Richard Barthelmess in ‘The White Black Sheep” Has enough coal to warm every home, turn every wheel in every factory in this country for 200 years and still bare- ly seratch the sur- face of this special gift of God to the people of North Da- ‘ WEB * Femeral. ee on FROM ALMONT Mrs. E. 0. Kelsven of Almont trans- Come in and see us. We are acted ‘business inthe city Thureduy,| S24 to give demonstrations. HERE FROM STERLING St. George’s Episcopal Guild > A. E, Kline of Sterling was a busi-| Will haye a food sale Saturday ness visitor in the city Thursday. | afternoon at the A. W. Lucas! The Capitals City Piano |company has_ enlarged | its quarters, having now on dis- play some of: its: stock of pianes, phonographs, and everything ‘in music in Hoff- man’s Chocolate Shop. Mr. Maddex has sold forty Kim- ball make pianos since: the Capital City Piano Co. has started business in this city FITS AMAZING NEW. DIS@O' Any ferer from Epitepsy: of all atta U WZ Hereisa drink that has food value—as well as a most delicious flavor and aroma. For the business man’s ‘luncheon it is incomparable. A distinguished dieti- tian once said “It soothes both stomach and brain.” i MADE ONLY BY WALTER BAKER & CO. Led. 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Located at South Thirteenth street Apply at Gussner’s Statement to Public Since I was a candidate, together with four other’ doctors, for the position of County Physician: of Bur- leigh County (salary $83.33 per month) at the last meeting of the Board of County Commissioners, I wish to make the following statement to the public: Had I known that a political fight for control of the Board of County Commissioners, or that an early skirmish of the coming city election were to enter into the matter I should’ never have made an application for the position. I was given to understand that the . position would not be considered as a purely political appointment, but would be given to some doctor who _ had an inclination to take care of the stig people. The only promise I made to anyone was that if appointed I would give the same care and attention to the poor peo- ple that any rich man could get by paying the largest | medical fee. vox y ? It has come to my attention, however, that. the., statement was made that Dr. MacLachlan was . not eligible for the position for the reason that “He was not a doctor, but was only an eye doctor.” To clear up this erroneous impression, I wish to state that I hold a degree in medicine from Harvard University, ~ also a degree from the National University of Mexico, post-graduate certificates from Heidelberg, Germany, and Vienna, Austria; certificates to practice in the states of Massachusetts, Minnesota, North Dakota, California and all Old Mexico, Spain and Japan; in ac- tive practice of general and special medicine for twen- ty-five years. At the present time I confine my prac- tice to internal diseases and to diseases of the eye, ear, r nose and throat and the fitting of glasses. r. T. M. MacLachlan: Room 6 Lucas Block. Bismarck, N. pacf SHIRTS Read Page 41 of This Week's Saturday Evening Post