The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 4, 1927, Page 3

sbinhed phe EHS Sa ca Tuesday Club Is Entertained at Bridge Luncheon Mrs. F. B. Strauss and Mrs. J. C. Taylor were hostesses Tue: at; ge day program of the Mothers’ Service ‘the home of, the former at a bri luncheon. Covers were marked for 12 at the luncheon tables, prettily decorated in red and green. Members of the Tuesday bridge club were of guests, Three tables of bridge, played after rs luncheon, honors going to Mrs. . A. Lahr and 1 Mrs, A. K. Tice. Musical Program ¥ “to Feature Aid Meeting ° Thursday «+The Presbyterian I Ladies Aid will hold a business meeting at 3° o'clock Thursday afternoon in the church parlors. Members of all circles are urged to be present. After the busi ness meeting the Thursday Musical club will give the following program Piano we Selected Tho, Shadows Fatt,” seat Duet, “Wyoming Lullaby”—Gene Wil- liams. Mrs. Wingreene and Mrs. Regan Solo Selected Mrs. Regan A refreshment course will be served at the conclusion of the mus- ical program, INVITED TO MINNEAPOLIS Governor A. G. Sorlie has been in: vited to attend the dedication of Min- neapolis, new $3,000,000 municipal auditorium during the industrial ex- position June 4 to 11, it was ai nounced at the executive office today. He will be unable to attend, however, because of the fact that the regular meeting of the pardon board, of which he is a member, is scheduled for that week and it is necessary that he be here. Invitations have been extended to every -governor in the United States to attend the dedication cere- monies. TRANSFERRED TO FARGO Brander Eastman, who has been employed as cashier of the Bismarck telephone exchange, has been trans- ferred to Fargo where he will be cashier at the Fargo exchange. Mr. Eastman has been in Bismarck since January 1, 1926, having been promot. ed to the position here from that of clerk at the Fargo exchange. He will be succeeded by Edward W. Wright, who has been cashier of the Grand Forks office for the past year and a half. BAPTISMAL SERVICES Special baptismal services for chil- dren will be a feature of the morning service at the McCabe Methodist Episcopal church next Sunday, accord- ing to Rev, Walter E. Vater, the pas- itor. This will be in connection wit the annual observance of Moth Day, and parents wishing to have their children baptised at that time are. requested to communicate with the pastor some time during the week, AID TO_MEET - The Methodist Episcopal Ladies Aid society will Thursday as fellows: First divi ter, 1011 Fifth t divisi Gutman, 1009 Fifth street; third sion, Mrs. F. G. Ackerman, 418 ‘Seventh fourth division, Miss Elizabeth Wei senborn, 115 Thayer. CLUB MEETS The R, A. R..club was entertained Monday evening at the home of Miss Dorothy Johnson, The evening was spent informally and refreshments were served. Eight mentbers were in attendance. PARENTS OF DAUGHTER Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Haines of New Salem are the parents of a daughter born yesterday at the St. Alexius ‘hospital, “RETURNS FROM ROM JAMESTOWN ‘iss Mabel Loomis has returned from a short visit in Jamestown, where she was the guest of friends. RETURNS HOME Orville Hickeock of Grand Forks, whp visited friends here for a few days, has returned to to-his home. RETURNS FROM SEATTLE Mel Brown,. who spent the pa: several months in Seattle, Wash., h: returned to Bismarck. LED TO MINNEAPOLIS G. jas gone to Min- wes called by the death of a cou RETURNS. FROM VISIT. Miss Elizabeth Moore has returned from a visit with her parents at Dickinson, M her 1s ILL. Tobie Sorenson is confined to me by illns AT. STEELE R. H. Crane is transacting business in’ Steele today. P. cloudy. yes fees Not mueh change “\Mothers’ Service iy Help Bird Life.” At the conclusion | |\¢ the program lunch was served by the hostess. TRINITY LUTHERAN LADIES The Trinity. Lutheran Ladies Aid will meet Thursday at 3 o'clock at the home of Mrs. John Lee. Hostesses | will be Mesdames Lee, A. G. Sorlig, | 0;,3. Olson and T. G. Plomasen, Al: | het sunper, will be‘served trom 4:30] to 7 o'clock. BEGINNERS BRIDGE CLASS TO! MEET Club Entertains ’ Mothers Tuesday —— The home of Mrs, R. D. Kennelly was the scene of the annual Mother’s \K The begijiers bridge class meet this evening at the B. P. club rooms. Mrs. G. B, Harris and Miss Mattie Hopon will be hostesses. BRIDGE CLUB TO MEET will Ww. club, Tuesday oe: Mrs, Ken- nelly and Mrs. A, Gran were the awe vocal solos, “To My RAISE MONEY ‘POR SOUTHER Week Bring in $300; Wash- Ps to the district conve: THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE Tein ark. keabane. selalits Mac (ne |garet Bates, pianist; Thursday, Mar- | of garet Kennedy, pianist. Rev. Wright and |. George Will Talk Rev. Paul Weights talked of moth-/| | erhood tnd its’ ideals at the regular ‘FLOOD RELIEF FYR reeuaa ‘So Far This} today’ noon, which was attended by | be opened at 2 p. m, June 8 Sale of u bucket elevator belonging | L. Barrett, in charge of commerctal ined by the board. (A. motion by Co jer that the board's pre: at "Rotary" Meet ir cating te the local mations) ox |company lots 8, 9 and 10, block 56,! original plat, ‘city of Bismarck, be scinded failed to secure a second | tion will be held at his office in the d consequently no action was takca hereon, rek will pay one-half the expense| Mich, will be here to conduct the! acheduled to stant building such road. The bids will) school. These will include C. continue throughout Martin, instructor and engineer; F.) —————— crtney ‘Free The fire ba ltr,“ 1t_was called to, yn at, | ‘The Biamarck territory includes all | StSu’stseat at f:40 verterday. after: | points between this city and Dickin- |noon to extinguish @ chimney: fire. on, and those. in the northern part) No damage was done. of the state. Clarence Larsen is in} —— ie? The 10th ig the last day of J the county to the Dakota Sand and sales, and H. L. Markland of Minne- ‘avel company for $25 was author-| apolis, district manager. Commissioner M acti hicharge of the Kelvinator sales of-| fices here and the school of The board at a previous those Rotarians who were unable to| meeting agreed to sell this property n now be-| to Ving held at St. Cloud, Minn, Will told. of planting and’ planting| an |time and in. particular gave lists of | Su j native trees burn Is Large ee | : i Over $300 had been raised, for the Bradsk; c > Prof 1 this vicinity, ca a Novi, hoe ere waren 8 e pint Will meat Mississippi flood sufferers ‘at’ noon |" Mrs, Frank Barnes, accompanie || so Bavend Kk. Thursday evening in the club rooms. | today through the medium of Station | py Mrs,.A. K. Tice, sang two solos. | Five sates of bridge were in play} Miss Winifred Barrington and Miss a tie was announced by station | iy iors included Mrs. Barnes, Mrs. : $ e, Wm, WMA, Job Relleniece al ee een | athe sation started its appeal for | chen ene and A. W. Mellon. j L. Rarth. At the conclusion of the RETURNS FROM SOUTH tain aromenee: gee? ain Monaay | —————_—— igomes a refreshment course was] Mrs. A./Van Horn has returned] night ‘und a large number of cor Nick Hryckow Given home after an extended trip in the south.» Mrs, Van Horn spent three months in Florida and en route home visited friends.in Houston, Tex, Indian School Is Scene of W.C.T.U. Meeting ‘Tuesday . inson was hostess y afternoon at the ‘Indian school at the regular monthly meet: ‘ing of the Woman's Christian Tem- perance Union. Members of the In- dian school faculty assisted Mrs. Dickinson. Standing committees for the year were .appointed as follows:. Program—Mrs. Dan McGettigan, . Jensen, Mrs. E, A. Wilson. Visiting—Mrs. C. O. Kell, Mrs. J. A. Kitchen, Miss Hardy Jackson. Publicity—Mrs. J. L. Hughes. The Bismarck Union extended an! invitation to the eleventh district to hold its annual convention here May 26 and Mrs. Sara West Ankenmann, Mrs. Fred Cathro and Mrs. Roy H. Neff were appointed as a committee in charge, A program was given Me es Indian school students, Mrs, Wright! gave an interesting chile on ie home life in Persia. The address was giv- we gi EASTERN STAR MEETS Initiation services for three candi- dates were .held last evening at the regular meeting of the Eastern Star. At the conclusion of the meeting a refreshment course was served. of is RETURNS. TO SCHOOL ‘ Miss -Elizabeth Donovan has _re- turned to her position as teacher at li the Will school after @ short illness.| (} Mrs. A. G. White substituted during Miss Donovan's absence. RUMMAGE SALE The annual rummage sale of the Business. and Professional Women's club will be held Saturday in the vacant building at the corner of Main and Third streets, sei EPISCOPAL GUILD To MEET |! The Episcopal Guild will meet at] 4, the parish house*Thursday afternoon | 54 at 3 o'clock, Mrs. H. J. Taylor and Mrs. George Buck will be hostesses. | VISITS PARENTS Miss Exene Schultz of Des Moines, en in honor of Mother's day and Miss|Ta., has arrived in| Bismarck for a) Washburn was “on the air” Mon- Dency Dickinson sang two songs ap-| month’s visit with her parents, Mr./day night, with a two-hour program propriate to Mother’s day. Tributes| and Mrs, E. J. Schultz. of orchestra selections and solo num- to mothers closed the program. ——— bers. The orchestral numbers were A refreshment course was served NURSES EXAMINATION played by Wilson’s orchestra, con- at the conc(usion of the afternoon. There were a large number of guests including a number of teachers from the Junior high school. BUSINESS MEETING Miss Rose Huber was chairman of the committee in. charge of the Busi- The state board of nurses’ examin- ers will hold examinations in marck on Wednesday and Thursday May 18 and 19. C.D. A. MEETING pl There will be a special mecting of fr the Catholic Daughters of America| ness and Professional Women’s club] Thursday evening gt 7:30 at St. During the week of May 9 to 14,/ business mesnne Tuesday eae A] Mary’s hall. the follow artists will. appear on | vote was taken of various legislative —— dinner hour programs: Monday, | boule- projects discussed at a previous meet- TO MICHIGAN Marion Sandia, TaoRrane: and winner | Folloer tuecmeiaety. rough romantic ing and the questions were again] Mrs. C. E, McKee left today for] of the district’ music contgst in her | yarace europe through studied. In many cases the members| Manistique, Mich., where she will vis- | division; Tuesday, eonige en hes babe pane run ber ie failed to reach an agreement und] it a few weeks with Mr. McKee. | contralte, Margarey’ Kennedy minnict, | Shfinesand handlooms,ofcobble- postponed the final vote until the next meeting. The club is planning a Mother-Daughter banquet to be held Tuesday at the Prince Hotel. The flower commitiee ies be in charge. TO HOLD EXAMINATIONS Teachers’ examinations will be con- ducted on Thursday and Friday, May | 12 and 13, at the county court house according to announcement made by Miss Madge Runey, county superin- tendent. These will be the regular quarterly examinations in grade school subjects and anyone interested in securing a teacher's certificate may take them. RETURNS FROM WASHBURN ReveWalter E. Vater, pastor of the McCabe Methodist Episcopal church here, has returned from Washburn, where he has been conducting a ser- ies of special meetings during the Past two weeks, The meetings were very successful, Rev. Vater states, and both he and the Washburn pas- itor are well pleased with the, results. MOTHERS’ CLUB MEETS Mrs. C,H. Schoregge was hostess Tuesday afternoon at the Mothers’ club meeting. Two interesting pa- pers were given, “Industries and Re- to Be Distributed In other columns of of this issue will be found the details of a plan ar- ranged by L. W. Bro, district repre- sentative of A. Schilling and com- pany, whereby theileading grocers of Bismarck wi * dlsefiby te free of charge this week the Schilling meas- uring spoon. This token has in the past few years become known throughout the west for its usefulness to the house- wife in her dai ii uted by the. chasers of the food products factured by that firm. A number of the leading grocers of Bismarck are making extensive preparations for the spoon event, cal details of which have been worked out with them by Mr. Bro, The pro- ducts of Schilling company, which have made the measuring spoon avail- and tea, cream-of-tarter baking pow- der, and a large “family” of spices and extracts. ~ , The ao a ” jdies’ Aid will meet at Pere dnd “Home Life in Ressie” by o’clock Thursday, May 5th, at Mrs. A. P, Lenhart. the home of Warden John SRS MEI Lee, hostesses being Mes- sate Progressive eae dames Lee, A. G. Sorlie, O. B. tits regular meetin, ‘uesday Pegg Olson and ?, G. Plomasen. at the home of Mrs. Stewart." Hot supper will be served from 4:30 to 7. Adults 35c) Belt tal eas aniwared with: corront events. The topic, “Our Bird Friends and children under 12, 15c. Everyone welcome! Capitol Theatre Bareisen. Brooks, The round table Tonight and Tomorrow ssion was on the subject, “How And an all-star east, Bt part ay se Production tributions were made by residents of | that city. program tonight from 6:30 to 7:30) ance of state road No. 1 by the Bur- are Mrs. Frank Barnes, soprano, and mett Mrs. V. E. Joslin, pianist; Preston, tenor; and Mrs. F J, Baven- program will be George Humphrey Bauer, Regan. | broadcasters. presented a program of {dance numbers at 10 o'clock. sisting of nine members, solos, piano solos, saxophone solos \and other feature numbers were also presented, broadcast, Orvis Ross at the manual. Bob Larson, saxophone so! Measuring Spoons Ruth ‘Gordon, DOCTOR M.E. BOLTON nro egal end ating ds Osteopath 1M. TAIT. able, include vacuum-packed coffee |= | Road Work rk Contract Hryckow, of Wilton, was| di varded’ the’ cbnttact for mainten- | fo In observance of national music! eek special’ reverams are being, Ni ven this week. On the dinner hour leigh county commissioners yester- day, at $150 per month. Mr. Hry- w's bid was for $155, but the com- missioners voted to cut the amount 50, Other bidders were Jack on, Bismarck, $164; J. J. Gaub, $125; Floyd Johnson, Wilton, Mrs. Morgan Morris, pinnis tiffin, tenor All are mem the Thursday Musical club which sponsoring the conce Tomorrow night at th same time Kenneth } sioners instructed the y auditor to advertise for bids on the construction of the road known as the “river road” along the west side of section $1 and through section 30, Hay Creek township, to the bridge at the Burlea Ward farm. The resolution was adopted with the understanding that the city of Bis- ick, contralto * ¢ program. soloist, will be on On Friday evening's Morris, piani: piano duet. Quartets and club members will be pre- nted Saturday night. Mrs. Arthur pianist, and George ind, tenor soloist, will take part. A program of soprano and contral- solos and duets was given last eve- ng by Mrs. Wingreene and Mrs J. P. Curtis Dirlam and KFYR Dume- Washburn Gives Program Trumpet Following this period of an organ recital was | jaced on the air by remote control ‘om the Eltinge theatre, with Harold stone streets and spinning wheels. The Old World spell is upon you from the day you sail! Magnificent Canadian Pacific Empresses and Cabin Class ships leave from Montreal and Quebec—2 jaa ex the St. Lawrence—then only 4 and Wedn pianist; 611 2nd Avenue, South Minneapolis, Minn. Specialist in Chronic Diseases 116% Fourth St. Telephone 240W N. D. Mother's Day Sunday, May the Eighth If your mother lives in some distant place make sure that your flowers will arrive on time by plesing: ya ras order now. The is an organization of over 4,000 bonded sil throughout the world and we can make deliveries anywhere, HOSKINS-MEYER : The Home of KFYR MATINEE “Every Day at 2:30 TONIGHT Anna Q, Nilsson ‘ Charlie Murray’ Holbrook Blinn ‘Gertrude Short - “The Masked Woman” ' Diana they called her—goddess of the hunt—the man-hunt—wearing a mask over her eyes, her heart on her sleeve. But ask the gay Baron Tolento if. that : bent could be plucked. “Sacre Bleu! fo!” 4 and shrubs adapted to commission. The . commission made an insepetion trip over some ulter of Fargo, Wm. Du-| of the. county's roads and bridges. |Kelvinator Dealers Engineers Kelvinator the guard company for $1, provid- orge|ing the city would abate the taxes | id special assessments against it. ch action was taken by the city | The lots in question be- me the property of the county | me time ago through tax sale, this forenoon ‘ Where Are the: Gifts fs That Mother Got Last Year on Mother’s Day? Eaten Up! Withered! Or Worn Out! This year ‘give Mother something that will never wear out—something that will aay more precious with the years. A Ring, a Brooch, a Necklace, a Beaded or a Leather Bag are to Meet in Bismarck | Kelvinator dealers in the Bismarck | strict will gather here next Monday | ra week of schooling in the sell- | tallation and operation of | ators, or iceless refrigerators. and salesmen from t company at Detro GIFTS THAT LAST j Bonham Brothers Jewelers and Optometrists / Thursday-Friday a a A big event in our spacious millinery department tomorrow and Friday. Newest colors, shapes and trimmings in Viscas, Hemps, Silks, Felts and Combinations—wide brims, narrow brims, up-in-the-back: brims. Gros grain ribbon bandings, novelty pins. Colors—Blues, Reds, Tans, Green and White. Two large groups. Come early $2.95 mi $4.95 Extra Special 25 high-grade Hats to close out at Half Price WEBB BROTHERS ‘ “MERCHANDISE OF MERIT ONLY”