The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 28, 1927, Page 5

re x “e Morning ... BS Piano Recital to Given Tuesday By MONDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1927. Social and Pe Pupils of Mrs. Genevieve Menard Hughes Pupils of Mrs. Genevieve Me Hughes will be presented in rec Tuesday evening at the Capital City Music house. The program will be- Another group of Mrs, Hughes’ pupils are giving a recital this eve- hing at 7:30, The public is also in- gin at 7:30 and a cordial invitation is | Vited to this program which was pub- extended to all who are interested. | lished in Saturd / ever Fourteen of Mrs. Hughes’ pupils will take part in the program. March Militaire ........... Over the Hills ..... Dawn . The Bee . Mary Marguerite Kennedy and Esther Wilson Mrs. W. J. Wilcox "s Tribune. The program for Tuesday evening follows: .. Schubert Cave Esther Wilson In the Cave .... Edris Wilcox Dollie’s Cradle Song The First March Irene Galyen Romance .... A Shady Dell Fairies The Anvil’s Song ... Birdie’s Boat’s an Apple Tree .... Leonard Hunting Song Marion Dancing Spirits ... En Route March .../ Fairy Footsteps Sans Souci ... Gladys Risem a jane Cowel Lasken Wilcox .- Bohm Engelmann Ida Gohring ... Becker Anna Schweigert Witches’ Dance Austrian Song Romanee ........... Minvet al’Antico .. Mrs. Ralph Penner | Hostess Saturday at Bridge Party! Ralph Penner entertuined Sat- | ftemnoon at her home on Fourth xtreet_with the concluding party of a series given during tue| noat week, There were five tables of | bridge in play, Mrs. C, L. Young and| ata, ¥. 8% dustin Winning honors. At the conclusion of the afternoon a course Juncheon was served by the| hostess, | iiss | Mesdames Pearcey | and Freeman Are Bridge Hostesses | Mrs. James Pearcey and Mrs. H. J. Freeman were joint hostesses Satur- | day ut a prettily planned bridge par- | Azpointments were attractively ied out in pink and whi hree tables of bridge were ylay, honors going to Mrs. W. Rigi Mrs. F. Wilheim and Mrs. L. Winters, A course luncheon was served at the/ conclusion of the gi 5 | int SELECT FLICKERTAIL ACTS | Alumni of the University of North Dakota will be interesting in the an- nouncement that the following fra- ternities and sororities will take part | in the Flickertail Follies, all univer- sity vaudeville production sched- led | for March 28-24: Phi eta, Kappa Sigm: Omega, Beta Theta pha Epsilon, Phi Alpha pa Alpha Theta, Delta 1 pa Gamma Delta, Gamma Phi Beta, Pi Beta Phi, Alphi Phi and Delta Gam- ma. The Flickertail Follies are an annual event at the university. HOSTESSES TO SEWING CIRCLE i a recent meeting of St. Marguerite Kennedy \ > MacDowell Pacher Sibelius Seeboeck W. A. Falconer Honor Guest at Birthday Dinner Dr. and Mrs. J. B, Hollenbeck en- tertained Saturday evening compli- mentary to the birthday anniversary of William A. Falconer. was attractively decorated with Wash- ington’s birthday favors. Covers were marked for ten guests. After dinner, bridge was played, honors going to Mr. and Mrs, Faunce. . 'Mrs. George Kaiser Entertains For.Mr. Kaiser : at Bridge Mrs. George Saturday night in Kaiser's birthday anniversary, There were 16 guests, the evening being spent with cards. Honors were won Mrs. Katherine Shepard, Mrs. T. . Wall, R. H, Allen and John Weeks. ‘At the conclusion of the evening a three course luncheon was served. Mrs. Floyd.*Casey -and Mrs. R. H. Allen assisted the hostess. Out-of- town. guests were Mr. and Mrs, John Weeks of Mandai WATSON-KING The wedding of Miss Opal Ma: King, be aie of Mr. and Mrs. S. The table} 4 G entertained | ) lebration of Mr.| sfc Scalloped Oxford A low patent leather oxford for spring has large scallops and fastens with uw: satin bow, St. Patrick’s Day Luncheon Given By Mrs. F. B. Strauss ‘St. Patrick’s day decorations form- ed the attractive setting for a clever- ly planned bridge luncheon en by Mrs. F. B. Strauss Saturday at her home, 223 First street. The St. Patrick motif was also carried out in the menu of the course luncheon. Spring flowers were prettily arranged throughout the house. Assisting in the dining room were the Misses Abigail Roan, Helen Sho- walter and Cora Marie Strauss. Five tables of bridge werg in play after the luncheon, honors joing to Mrs. A. P. Letthart, Mps) LW. Mc- Lean and Mrs. Ft jbler> The Capitol Club Names Committees at Meeting Sunday Thirty members were in attendance Sund. afternoon at a meeting of the Capitol club at the Grand Pacific hotel. Mrs. C, F. Dupuis, president, read letters and booklets from Min- hesota, Indiana and Nebraska clubs, telling of their organization: An entertainment committee was appointed with Mrs. A. O. Brown as | chairman. Other members _ include | Mrs. H. H. Roberts, Mrs. C. A. Miller, . E. Westford, Mr 's. S. Hendri: drew Johnstone, M ianson, Mrs. W. M L. WwW MeDonnell, Mrs. A. Fisher, M Walter 4 s, Mrs. Patterson, Mr: W. W. Treffry, 3 rath, Mrs. R. G. 3 Butt, Mrs. Aron Levin, Thatcher, Mrs. Richard Lofthu: Mrs. Obert Olson, Mrs. Johnstone and Mrs. H. H. Roberts were appointed as an emblem commit- tee. Mrs, Obert Olson has invited the club members to be guests at home, 218 West Thayer, on Weénes- day evening. Andrew ENTERS HOSPITAL King of Bismarck, and George R.| Miss Marion ‘Thysel has entered a son, son of Mr. an » W. L e n of McKenzie, olemnized| | aRI ate MRAP TED SAR-eFere Friday evening, February 18, at McKenzie. In an account of the wedding in the Tribune the following day the groom’s name was given as Watkins. IRTHDAY PARTY Mrs. John Maassen and Miss Kath- erine Bader were honor guests at a ircle were Mrs. C. T.| surprise party Saturday evening cele- N. N. Hermann and || brating their’ birthday’ anniversaries, . W. Patzman, Mrs. H. W. Six cou ere in attendance. man was given as one of the hos-| Games were the diversions tesses in place of Mrs. N. N. Hermann | of the A -course luncheon in an account of the mecting publish- ed in the Tribune, % ON INVESTIGATION COMMITTEE A committee from the League of Women Voters, including Miss Clara! 0, Hultberg of Bismarck, has been aj pointed to investigate the need of practical course in citizenship requirement for graduation at the University of North Dakota. TO ENTERTAIN MISSIONARY ROUP The St. Rose group of the Catholic Missio: society will be entertain- ed Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs, J. B. Smith with Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Frank Johnson as hostesses. ENTERTAIN AT DINNER Dr. and Mrs, H. A. Brandes, 810 Fourth street, entertained three tables of guests Saturday evening at a bridge dinner. St. Patrick's dec- orations were attractively used on the tables and throughout the house. RESIGNS POSITION Mrs. Donald Nye, who is leaving Thursday for Washington, D. C., to join Mr. Nye, who has a federal tion there, has resigned her position at the A. ‘W. Lucas store. —_—_—_—__—_ The Weather Cloudy tonight and Tuesday. Light snow. * Not much change SPRING CAPS wa at the conclusion of the A. O. U. W. TO MEET There will be a meeting of the A. . UL W. he tomorrow evening at tl Hl. Full initiation services will be held. Lunch will be served at the conclusion of the evening. The meet- ing is for members only. EASTERN STAR TO MEET There will be a regular meeting of ‘the Eastern Star at the Masonic Tem- plo Tuesday evening at 7:30, members are urged to attend. Visit- ing members aré cordially invited. RETURNS TO WORK Miss Hazel Berry, who underwent an operation for appendicitis about two weeks is now considerabl: improved and returned to her work at the A. W. Lucas store today. TO JAMESTOWN Dr. Maysil Williams of the state health department, accompanied by a nurse, Miss Bertha M. Tiber, went to Jamestown, today to conduct a pre- school health clinic. MOTHERS SERVICE CLUB The Mothers’ Service club will meet at the home of Mrs. George E. Smith on Tuesday. March 8, Roll call will be answered with tributes to beauty. - Ww. C. T. U, TO MEET The Womai Christian Temper- ance Union will meet tomorrow aft- ann sire at the home of Mrs. ater. RETURNS HO! Mrs. Frank Evens left this morning for her home in Valley City after spending the week-end here with Mr. Evans. UNDERGOES OPERATION Miss Julia Zellmer undefwent an operation for appendicitis Sunday evening at the St. Alexius hospital, PARENTS OF TWIN SONS Mr. and Mrs. Frank Walbert, 812 Main street, are the parents of twin sons born Saturday at the home, HERE ON BUSINESS W. G. Hoerr of Mankato, Minn., is transacting business in Bismarck for @ few days. RETURNS FROM VISIT — Miss Ellan Holtan hes returned from a week's visit with relatives ¢t Falkirk, 1 "WEEK-END VISIT Miss. Ruth Cordner, who teaches at Steele, spent the week-end in Bis- LAT Age he wntrnh on it’ Foster-Mother Dies Mrs. Florence May Thorson Dies Today Mrs. Florence May Thorson, 32, died this morning at 6 o’clock at her home on Sixteenth street. Can- cer was the cause of death. Funer- al services will be held Friday at 2 o'clock at the Trinity Lutheran church, Rev. I. G. Monson officiat- Mrs, Thorson is survived by her husband, T. orson, and four children. She also leaves her moth- er and three brothers. The body will lie in state at the Webb Brothers funeral parlors un- til the time of the funeral. Mrs. J. H. Burkhart’s Berthold. N. D., Feb. 283—(AP) Mrs. Eliza Charles, aged 81 aunt and foster-mother of Mrs. J. H. Burkhart, wife of the Nonp: tisan minority floor leader in the house of representatives at Bis- marck, died at the Burkhart home near here Sunday, following a pro- tracted _illni Bronchial pneu- malt is given as the cause of leath, Mr. Burkhart was called from Bismarck’ and arrived at his home early this morning. He is doubt- ful whether he will be able to re- turn tg the capitol for the remain- der cf’ the session, due to the fact Tan and White Tan and white stri | Des ‘in the state legislature from the is that Mrs. poor. Funeral services for Mrs, Charles | Burkhart’s han!th rial was made in the Lacs cometery. Mrs. Charles | had lived in this vicinity’ for 26 years, | Mr. Burkhart is a representative | second district. Damage Suit Will Go to Jury Today | Taking of testimony in the $21,- 700 damage suit brought by Miss | Vivian Finlaysen vs. H. M. Bryan, | et al, was completed shortly be- fore noon today and the attorneys | began their arguments to the jury. | The case is expected to go to the | jury for decision some time this | afternoon, | Miss Finlayson is suing to re- cover for personal injuries which she recewed last April 4 in a fall) from a taxicab. She claims that! in getting out of the taxi she trip- ped over a robe which was on tne, floor of the car. In the fall her leg was broken. Next on the calendar is the case | of Chas. J. Fisk vs. Interstate | }, is suing because of personal in- juries which he claims to have sus- tained while riding in one of the company’s. busses. The case was tried here last fall and a verdict returned in favor of the defend- ant, but a motion for a new trial on the part of the plaintiff, alleg- ing errors at law, was granted. Indians Are Not Given Due Credit, brought out t t that the Indians | had fought of their nativ are not given for their accom When the hinents, ap of the Indian | Science for this new hy- gienic pad that discards easily as tissue — no { By ELLEN J. BUCKLAND | | Registered Nurea HERE is now an exquisite suc- | old-time “sanitary y that offers far | greater protection. A way that ends the old problem of disposal. ' Eight in 10 better-class women now use “KO Discards'lil ssue. No laundry. No embarr nent. Five times as absorbent as ordi- nary cotton pads. Deodorizes, thus ending all danger | of offending. : Obtainable at all drug and de- partment stores simply by saying “KOTEX.” You ask for it without hesitancy. Be sure to get the genuine. Only | ‘ Kotex itself ie “like” Kotex. In fair- ness to yourself, try it. KOTEX No laundry—discard like tissue TONIGHT MONDAY & TUESDAY SSO Transportation company. Mr. Fisk f tan Byrne Tells Lions} .. 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