The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 18, 1927, Page 5

WEDNESDAY, MAY Social and Personal Mrs. George Smith Entertains Tuesday at Bridge Party Mrs. George E. Smith entertained last evening in her apartment with four tables of bridge, honors in the going to Mrs. George Ebert irs. Ferris Cordne The rooms were attractivel: orated with spring flowers course luncheon was served after the games. Miss Hildor Simonson assist- ed Mrs. Smith. * Mrs, Smith will entertain again this evening for three tebles of guésts. ‘Mothers’ Club Has, Annual Guest Day at Lenhart Home| {4s Mrs. Harry Woodmansee, Mra. W. S. Harris ¢nd Mrs, nhart tertained jointly Tuesday afternoon at the home of the latter on Avenue B at the annual: guest he | party of the Mothers’ About 25 members and their guests were in attendance, During the afternoon Mrs. Florence vin gave an itteresting talk on reat Mothers” and vocal sol y Mrs. V. J. LaRose and Miss Clara Yeltier ‘were enjoyed. The rooms! were pee decorated with peonies rnd nlum blossoms and s luncheon was served after the program. Trene Mary Irvine Honoree Tuesday at Birthday Party Mrs: A. H. Irvine entertained ‘Tuesday evening in celebration of the sixteenth birthday anniversary of her. daughter, Miss Irene Mary Irvine. Sixteen young ladies were invited to the ir. tily appointed course luncheon was served, bouquets of apple blossoms forming the table centerpieces. Apple blossoms were also used attractively about the room: LADIES AID TO MEET The Presbyterian Ladies Aid will meet Thursi afternoon as follows: Circle No. 1 with Mrs. F, J. Grady, 412) Avenue F, Mrs. George Keniston and Mrs, W. E. Perry, hostesses; Circle No. 2 with Mrs. H. P. Goddard, 720) Second street, Mrs. N. B. Fitch Mrs. Frank Ell hostesses: Circle No. 3. Mrs. Schu'ts, 51 Second street; Ci . 4, Mrs. A. P. Lenhart,'104 Avenue B west, Lenhart and J. C. Oberg, hostesse: \ _ CEREMONIAL MEETING The Talahi Campfire girls held a ceremonial meeting Saturday at the Yome of Mary Jou Thompson. Evelyn Arnot, Mary Lou Thompson and Patty’ Whittey were given the rank of woddgathefers, New members taken in included. Doris Tait, Anne Mary McCormick and Evelyn Carufel. At the conclusion of the evening a refreshaent-course was served by Mrs, L. K, Thompson, assisted by her daughter. W. B. A. LEADERS LEAVE Mrs. Anna DeMars, mander of the W. B. morrow morning fo! Fargo after attending the convention there on Monday and Tuesday. rs. Alberta V. Droelle of Detroit, Mich. who was @ guest of the convention, left last evening. ST. RITA’S GROUP TO;MEET | St. Rite’s group of the Catholic Missionary society will en- Thursday afternoon at .2:30 ‘at the school auditorium. Mrs. J. P. /Heltemes and Mrs. Ray Breen y! hostesses. SALVATION ARMY PROGRAM The Salvation Army will give a music program’ this evening at o'clock at the Salvation Army hall. Lunch will be served and-the public is ‘invited to attend RETURNS HOME M. H. Graham of Devils Lal tor of the Devils Lake Jour: turned to his home today after been ‘here to. attend the Kn Templar conelave, EPISCOPAL GUILD TO MEET “The St. George's Guild of the Epis- copal church willmeet Thursday aft- ernoon at 3 o'clock with Mrs. M. J. Cullen, HE! be ee | FROM NEW SALEM R. Ringeon Bnd daughter, f New. Salem, spent Tu: eity. with friends. ‘ Ganion 12 PAROO a8 Lt on a business viait,, He wi the remainder of the week. “VIBITING HERE . m of Underwood in the city for s to Fai I be gone ‘HERE FROM MCKENZIE Harry O'Neill of McKenzie was a Gesinom: visitor: in. the city yester- ‘ina eRe -j of this w id) Hughe: '' Fifth street. {the Firgt Lutheran. church will meet tol 18; 1927 Bismarck Lions to ‘Leave Thursday For | Fifth District Meet; | A large delegation of Bismarck| Lions and their wives will go to| | Fargo for the Fifth District conven- } tion of Lions International being held in Fargo on Friday and Satur k. They will leave jay evening in car on train number four. Those in the party include and Mrs. F, B. Strauss, Dr. and Mrs. C. D. Dursema, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fleck, Mr. and Mrs. F, E. McCurdy, R. E Barneck, Joe Hutchinson, Judge 1. €. Dayies, Captain Herman Brocopp, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Pracheal, Mr. and ind Mrs. W. B.) Frank Snyder, | Robertson, Harry Runyan, Mr. and Mrs. A, P. Knothe, Mr. and Mrs.) C. E. Pickle: . Severtson, D. E./ Shipley, J. P. Spies, Mr. and Mrs. E. 0, , Bailey, Archie Johnson, Abe} | Tolchinsky. 3 A new feature of the convention! will be the breakfast Saturday morn- ing to which all past and present presidents and secretaries of Lions clubs in the fifth district are invited. Dr. F. B. Strauss, president of the local club, will be toastmaster at this affair. ; ny entertaining features are being planned by the host city and loving cups will be offered for the best stunts and comedies given by the various clubs, A golf tournament, to wi two members from each club} ate eligible, will be held at the Far- go country clab. The winning club will receive a loving cup. Bismarck Lions will go to the co vention clad in costumes of royal purple and gold, the Lion club colors, sof purple, trimmed with’ gold, and bearing the Lion insignia Mrs. Ray Stair, M Couch, William Hai on the breast und with “Bismarck| A Lions” written across the back will be worn with hats of the same color. White trousers and: canes will com- plete the costum WESTMINSTER GUILD ENTER- TAINED The Westminster Guild was enter- tained last evening in the Businéss and Professional Women’s club rooms with the Misses Irma and Charlotte | Logan and Ednah Rust as hostesses. The program follows: mpled Hills” Chapter review of by Felton—Miss Mergaret Bates. bor pe review on China—M Ednah Rust. Vocal duets—Miss Bessie Baldwin and Mrs, William Childs, Mrs. J. L. accompanist. Refreshments were served at the conclusion of the evening. ‘| RECEIVES TH. D. DEGREE Rev. A. Lincoln Shute, D. D., who was pastor of the McCabe Methodist | Episcopal church of is city from) 1910 to 1913, was admitted to the de- gree of Doctor of Theology at the re- cent commencement of the Southern | ap: Theological Seminary of Louisville, Ky. one of the greatest theological schools of the country. Dr. and Mrs. Shute (Laura Belle Ward of Bismarck) returned in 1926 from four years’ service in India where Dr. Shute served as president! of the India Methodist Theological, college. He ig continuing his Biblical research in Louisville this: summer. MISSION CIRCLE TO. MEET The Baptist Mission Circle will meet Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the home of Mrs, H. F, O'Hare, 802! Mrs . Stephens will lead the devotionals and Mrs, H. M. Beall will be-in charge of the pro- gram which wil be taken from the April Migsions,. Mrs, O'Hare and Mrs, | Falkenstein will be hostesses. { MISSION SOCIETY TO MEET The Birthday Mission Society of | | at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. W.| Porter, 1708-Rosser street, next Sat- | urday ‘evening at 8 o'clock. Members| are asked to notice the change of day from Thursday to Saturday. All are cordially. invited to attend. — | SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS PARTY | Mrs. Alfred Dale was hostess last) evening to the members of the Ernest Researchers class of the Me- Cabe Mettiodist Episcopal church, Mrs, Wesley Sherwin and Mrs. H, A. Roberts assisting. At the conelusion of an informal evening a refresh- ment course was’ served. pada TO ENTERTAIN AID The ladies of the first division of the Methodist Ladies’ Aid society will be hostesses at the-regular meeting of the general aid, to be held tomor- row afternoon at 3 o'clock at the church parle BUSINESS VISITOR HERE 3. 8, Milley of the Greater North ta association, was a eae AA rin fat Tuesday, co! ere from Minot. He returned e Fargo Tuesday evening. CLUB TO MEET sgahe F. GR cee i meet ae rot . ° 8 30. Th raday after- Avenue B, at 4:30 Thu noo! . PARENTS OF SON ‘Gu an mee. Robert firemen of in are Parents of a son bern Monday at the St. Alexius hos- Pi ne a RETURNS HOME Mrs. A. L, Peart of Fargo, who has tending the W. B. A. conven- the city, returned to her home RETURNS 70 BHEYENNE saittt 0, B Sted this morn- yr her hom in 1 after site the W. B.A. gon ndit re sironye Mors hee totumned is te)Blamaree few days’ been tion in <n Huge Solberg hat returned. to 7 a jurned | veh Nom cM Naughton after a short visit. * ,, secretary of | ~ SON. BORN A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hoeft of Mandan Tuesday at the St. Alexius hobpital. IS IMPROVING Mrs.. John Karasiewics, who -has been iil at her home, is’ improving nicely. BUSINESS VISITORS Martin Strand of Regan was business: visitor in the city yesterday HERE TUESDAY Paul Happel of Missouri township was in the city today on business. HERE ON BUSINESS Parker of New Rockford is ity today on busi G. in the cit Rotarians Hear of Author’s Problems P. FE. Byrne, author of “Soldie of the Plains,” addressed the Bis- marck Rotary Club at its luncheon this noon on the problems of an author. Miss Clara Peltier, accom- panied by Mrs. Hermann Scheffer, sung two selections. Visitors include W. Gilbertson, Raig, M.H. Graham, Hannah, K. P. M. H. Blanding Fisher, Alfred Steel, Rane be Temple, Arthur P. Stone, A | ster, Fred Calland, Paul B. S. Hi Walter Stockwell, Falkenstein, R. W. Brittin, and J. L. Odette, who are in Bismarck for the Knights Templar gathering, and Roy Baird, P. Byrne, Miss Clara Peltier, and M Scheffer. Judge Wm. Nuessle announced the annual track mect to be held on Fri- day afternoon at 2 o'clock. Missionary Will Talk Here Sunday members one so voted. ate New York—Romance of the round- DOCTOR M.E. 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