The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 24, 1927, Page 5

‘FRIDAY, JUNE 24; 1927 | Social and Personal ‘i * day for Los Angeles, Calif. will. prove one of the -65$$66$$S55SS5S555S5SS55555S99S06 , Pearl on Pearls Daily Bible School Motsiff will be the guest of he taining pictures of the. y ter, Miss Madeline Motsiff. Miss] Hoot was never. better CULELEPECIEUE Delia Anderson will take up nurses? training in a hospital in that city. HAVE A SON ‘The Silent Rider,” which was Kath Newlin story, “The Red and directed by in adapted = from Burt's magazine Headed Husband” Closes With Program| “The closing the the Daily Vacation Bible school of the Baptist church will) be Sunday evening at 8 ine’ A.W. LUCAS CO: ¥ s Z spre A son was born Wednesday to Mr.|Lynn Reynolds, director of many of Z Srmcs Le ig heli A ay of Let fa me H. K. Jensen at the Mandan cee best p dehy e +, : Z andwork of the school wi e made | hospital. Otis Har! who plays the part o! Mmes.. Hendrickson |Dr, L, E. Huschka Is Z| Inthe basement roome of the enursh wsourdaugh" a" self-avowed. woman 1 i i Z ie le school closed Friday iter, has furnished the comedy re- . and Pearcy Entertain | Honored at Dinner J |noon after a successful session, The AtT "| lief in more than 20 big productions Bismarck’s Busy Shopping Center at Social Evenin By Dental Club A |enroltment was 60, and the ave Movies isting the past year : y = ry attendance has been 85 per cent. The | : Blanche Mehaffey, who is fast —— final program is a result of the| © ELTINGE THEATRE coming into her own asa picture Mra. James F.. Pearcy and Mrs.| Dr. L. E. Huschka was the guest of course followed sin the school. The; Clara Bow, queen of the flappers,| luminary the purt of the ‘girl, Oscar Hendrickson entertained | honor Thursday evening at a dinner program is as follows: | i always “flapperish.” In “Chil-|while a featured cast of western Thursday evening at the Pearcy home| at the Bismarck ay club at Opening exercises, Scripture quota- | dren of Divorce,” the new picture : in compliment to Mrs, A. L. Hendrick-| which Doctors Rawlings, Towne, and tion by the juniors, prayer, song by | the Eltinge again tonight and S: son. Yellow roses and snowballs were used to carry out an attractive floral scheme. The guests spent a social evening, at the conclusion of whi Miss Loretta Leberg assisted the h tesses in serving a tefreshmend course, Mrs. Gilman and Mrs. Huschka Give Pretty Luncheon Orchid, yellow and green was the color scheme which was attractively carried out at the bridge luncheon which Mrs. M. B. Gilman and Mrs. L, E. Huschka gave Thursday afternoon at the Patterson hotel in compliment to Mrs. G. L. Gilman. At the gne o'clock luncheon the tables were decorated with orchid candles in green holders, while the flowers were yellow roses, spirea, and orchid irises. Nut baskets, place cards, and other table appointments followed the ie scheme. ‘ Seven tables of bridge were in play during the afteraoon, with hon- ors at cards going to Mrs. R. A. Tracy and Mrs. Robert Webb. Mrs. G, L, Gilman of Plymouth, Wis,, who the guest of Mr. and Mrs. M. B. G.lman, was presented with a guest favor. Mrs. W. H. Carroll and Mrs. Cleve Kennelly of Mandan were also out- of-town guests. Office Employes Give Picnie Supper Employes in the office of the sec- retary of state at the capitol gave a picnic supper Wednesday evening at the Heart river park near Mandan. About 18 employes attended. F. lowing the supper the evening was spent with games and music. Garrison Couple Are Married Here The wedding, of Miss Bernice Southey to Herold Dally of Garrison occurred Thursday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George D. Bell at 411 Third street, Rev. Walter E. Vater read the service, Baskets of Canterbury bells and roses were used to decorate the rooms for the ceremony. * Mrs. Bell, who is a cousin of the bride. attended as smaid. wore blue georgette and carried pink sweet peas. Bernard Briske of Gar- rison attended the groom. The bride's wn was of ‘yellow georgette and was fashioned without She carried a shower bou- quet of yéllow roses. ‘i Following the ceremony a wedding dinner was served at the Patterson hotel with places marked for nine guests. The bride, who is the daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Southey of Garrison, is well known in Bismarck, having visited here on many occasion: of the Universi been teaching in Laurel, Mont. Mr. Dally is with the McLean County Independent at Garris is the son of Mr. and Mrs. W. C, Dally of Glendive, Mont. Mr. and M Dally left today for a motor Mr. and Mrs, Alexander Southey, parents of the bride, were here for the wedding. 8 WILL SPEND SUMMER. AT LAKE Mr, and Mrs. A. C. Staak and daughter Marjorie and Miss mary Healow lcft today for Lake Koronis near Paynesville, Minn., where they will spend the summer. LEAVE FOR NEBRAS! Mrs. J. B, Hollenbeck and _ son, Zeph, left Tharsday by car for Lin- caln. ‘Neb., where they will make their home in the future, En route tney will visit M'~nesot ints. ‘ ne y WILL SPEND SUMMER HERE Miss Olive Lee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Lee, has returned home from St. Olaf’s college, North- field, Minn., to spend the summer vacation in Bismarck. HERE FROM MEDINA Mr. and Mrs, William Higgins and Nittle daughter from Medina are spending some time in the city with friends. HAVE A, DAUGHTER Word has been received in the cit; of the birth of a daughter to Mr. ani Mrs. R. E. Severson of Fargo, form- erly of Bidmarck. PICNIC POSTPONED The picnic which had been planned for the Yeomen Homestead No. 503 has been indefinitely postponed. AT MINOT Mr. and Mrs, Earl T. Beatt and son,| Junior, are the guests of friends at Minot this week. " The Weather Generally fair tonight | Cooler BERGESON'S: HARD T0 te | Stucke entertained the Bismarck- Mandan Dental club. Dr, Huschka, who has been a member of this firm for the past four years, will Icave Saturday for Fargo where he will rship with Dr. C. A. Following the dinner at the club the evening was spent at the home of Dr. Rawlings at 214 avenue A west. Dr. has served as secretary ental club and chef de gare of the 40 & 8. He is a member of the Bismarck Kiwanis club, and has been active in the American Legion. Dr. and Mrs. Huschka have been the guests of honor at a number of social functions prior to leaving Bis- marck, Mrs. Frahm Gives Picnic For Daughter In honor of the ninth birthday an- niversary of her daughter, Frances, Mrs. H. C. Frahm entertained si little girls at a picnic Thursday afternoon at the Chautauqua park in Mandan. The afternoon was spent at games nd novelty stunts. At the close of the afternoon Mrs. Frahm served a pienic lunch, with’ a birthday cake decorated with candles forming the centerpiece. Mr. and Mrs. Trepp Entertain at Dinner Mr. and’ Mrs. E. F. Trepp enter- tained at a seven o'clock dinner Thursday evening in celebration of their seventh wedding anniversary. Wild roses formed the centerpiece for the dinner table, while favors and other table appointments were car- ried out in the shades of rose. Fol- lowing the dinner, two tables of. bridge were in £ with honors be- Mr. A je by and Mrs. J. W. Mrs. Gilchrist Is Honoree at Bridge Miss Gwendolyn Welch was hot tess at four tables of bridge Thur: day evening in honor of her sist Mrs. James christ of Akron, visiting her home in thi city. Miss Marian Staley and Miss Cath- erine Goddard won the honors at bridge for the evening. At the con- clusion of the es Ruth Pol- lard assisted Miss Welch in serving a luncheon course. Out of town guests were Misses enka? | C) St Mrs. Theodore Greenfield; and Mrs. T. E. Rugg of Minneapolis, who is at . home of her sister, Mrs. J. L. Mul- in, DRIVE TO TWIN CITIES Mr. and Mrs. George Will and Miss Jeannette Swartz left Wednesday for motor trip to Minneapolis and St. ul. En route ane visited at Aber- deen, S. D. Mr. and Mrs. Will expect ‘to return in about a week, while Miss Swarts will:go on to Duluth to spend several months. CALLED TO MILWAUKEE Mrs. W. S. Ayres will leave this evening for Milwaukee where she has b ty the death of her broth- er, Dr. N. W. Hollenbeck. After an illness of three months, Dr. Hollen- beck died Thursday night. TO MINNESOTA LAKES Mrs. C. E. White and daughter, Mary, left this morning for Minne- sota lakes where they is irdg to spend several weeks. Mr. Wh't, who is traveling in Minnesota, will join them for a vacation. RETURNS FROM NEW YORK Granville Grambs, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Grambs, returned Thurs- day evening from New York city where he has spent the past year. Mt. Grams will spend some time in Bis- marek, TO FERGUS FALLS Mr. and Mrs, Charles Zimmerman and family, who have been guests at ¢ home of Mr. and Mrs. Theordore jusgjaerd, of this city, today by car for their home at Fergus Falls, Minn. , HERE FROM SOUTH DAKOTA Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Brekke of Lemmon, 8. D., were in the city Wed- nesday the guests of friends. They were en route to Albert Lea, fee where they will spend some time. HAVE RETURNED FROM SCHOOL ern university where they have been attending school for the past year. GOVERNOR AT FINLEY. Governor A. G. Sorlie is in Finle; today, where he heduled to at a county fe On pence uled to an ker city as the house Mrs. Harvey Gray. 2 VISITS FRIENDS HERE Mr. and Mrs. Hjelmer Bredahi and son of Mott were guests in the city Tuesday and Wednetday. - Bi tg. Moma ‘of Mott are in jing business. CNN The double rope of pearls, a pearl pin, is a smart new: fashion WINS UNIVERSITY HONORS Of the 41 varsity letters awarded to athictes at Wisconsin university participating in the spring sports, one was given to Louis Grambs, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Grambs of this city, as manager of the baseball team. The Badger athletic council voted letters for 13 men. Mr. Grambs, who has completed his junior year at the university, was business man- ager of the annual yearbook, The Badger, for this year. He has taken &@ position with an engraving com- pany in Madison for the summer and will not return home for the vaca- tion. Mr. Grambs will take his de- gree in Junc, 1928, CHOSEN FOR ee, & REVUE Friends, of Jake Ann O'Leary, daughter. of. Jus: W.55. O'Leary of Los A at and formerly of Bis- marck, i be interested to learn that she has been chosen to take art in the Metrosfolitan Kiddie evue which opens today at Figueroa theatre, Los Angeles. revue will play at the leading theatres in Los Angeles this sum- mer, and will go to San Francisco for a two weeks’ engagement direct- ly before the opening of school this fall. Jane Ann recently appeared in one of the principal roles of “Apron String in the Manual Arts high school, given under the direction of the P. T. A. of the school. WILL ATTEND CONVENTIONS Neil York left today by car to rep- resent the Christian Endeavor society of the Presbyterian church of Bis- marck at the convention which will he held next week at Fergus Falls, Minn. From there he will go to the world convention of the society at Cl En_ route, N isit relatives at Eau Durand, and other Wisconsin ps He expects to be away for the re. mainder of the summer. DISTINGUISHED GUESTS HERE TODAY » presi- f the Northern Pacific rai F. E. Williamson, vice presi dent o: road; ests in Bismarck ! juniors, offering, | Bi juniors, memory work elementai departmen tion of Old Testamen juniors, song by junior tion, | VISIT from edding trip to westert RETU Mrs, F. L. Shaffer hi in Williston on bi guest of Mrs. Har RETURNS Hi son, Thursday for her home in Seattle. WILL ATTEND BC Inman Lanterman, s Mrs. E. R. Lanterman, Camp Lincoln, a boy: Hubert, Min TO LOB 1 comment about the newspaper property owner had the fire c jorge H. Prince, and KR. C. e, assistant to Mr. Donnelly of Paul. The Prince hotel in thi: city has been named for George I Prince. The party is motoring through the country to the coast, west Instructions: Are Announced For Peony Show Exhibitors The committee in charge of the peer, show which probably will be eld.July 2, announces the following instructions to exhibitors with refer- ence to the care of blooms so that they can be preserved for the show. ‘The different varieties of peonies bloom at different times. The period of bloom covered between the early and late blooming varieties in the ordinary season is about a month. It is the purpose of those in charge of the peony show to have tthe exhibi- tion at a time which will make it pos- sible to exhibit the largest possible number of blooms. By following these instructions the early flowers can be preserved for the show: The blooms should be cut early in the morn just as the first petals Strip off all ‘eaves, place in deep cool water at once. Cut stems on a slant with a sharp knife just before placing in water about twelve inches deep. The stems should be fourteen or fifteen inches long for the show so they must be cut about seventeen inches long. Placed tin a cool dark basement they will keep from four to six days. Never pack or put wet blooms storage as etals will be spotted. Cut off onc fair inch of stem every day if stored in basement. Blooms should never go directly from the garden to the show, but should be allowed to drink their fill of cool water in a dark basement, which will take about. two hours. PING PONG PHOTOS Owing to the great demand for these good little photos we are making them all this Fancy Dairy Butter, ty surance. | | ment be true be we can hel; answer this with certainty. A rollicking fox-trot Misses Gene and Del By Insurance” When you read this consciously give the good business judgment in carrying enough in- should have 4 fire? May- ble ‘drill by_ elementary department, songs and finger plays, aramatt le story by 's, and benedic- —__— + | MANDAN NEWS | WESTERN COAST Mrs. Henry Handtmann a two weeks’ n coast points, They visited Portland, Seattle, Vic- | i i and returned | by the route of the Canadian Rockies. $ TO MANDAN bi as returned to! Mandan after spending several days iness and as the Peyton, former- | ly Miss Katherine Niles. | OME Tackaberry, who has some time at the home Victory Matson, left DYS’ CAMP on of Mr. and is enrolled at 's’ camp, near SLE ia Anderson a fire in you un- who has redit for Would ‘the same com- if you, ip you to question We make no charge for advice. iHenry & Henry’ with several ehildhood tunes skilfully woven into its The 4 vi of a moonlit tryst “ I refrain tells ‘hen the puss; willow whispers to the catnip.” T' side carries an esting fox-trot, with tural bass ef- hear all of Vay treble accenting fects. Come in an new Victor Recor The Whisper Son, JoHNNY Hamp’s KEntu . 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