The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 8, 1927, Page 4

PAGE FOUR | artist does not go to parties nor have the time and freedom to play, nor does her mother. Jeanette's career {s first and is being given every op- portunity to flower, Mrs. Weinstein and Jeanette are happy to be in Bismarck again and are renewing old acquaintances, They Child Prodigy Makes | Name in Music World; Returns to Bismarck L800 DOSSEOOO * AY . x x * s > 3 » 3 5 : s < x s . % x s Ss x : % % : s s 3 8 : : $ While we are praising Wenae from coast to coast and vent of another, Bismarck is re ing a visit from a very young n daughter who self in the mt are guests at the home of Mrs, Wein- ! people in the old Auditorium in St.| stein’s sister, Mrs. Sam Sloven. ematical ‘erities| Catherine McKinnon called her a “prot and a “poten- ; H al genius.” Offers came trommany| Entertains at Dinner theatrical companies and vaudeville eas but Jeanette was kept in her t no, and today at he is preparing to be te New York to eabark upon her public career. dhe history of the prodigy’s ances- like pa the tale Paul Pioneer Pr Miss Catherine McKinnon was host- e8s at 6:30 dinner Thursday even- ing at her home in compliment to Miss Margaret Clifford at St. vipat hing the distinguished her- world and is just of whut promises ree vanette Weinstein, daugh- glee I ote ct give up ambitions toward a singing r. Se Pe hesatitae Aopen oe centerpiece for the dinner table, a titure in Ame: The success} Following the inner ves tables of bridge were in play. Mrs ¥} of her little daughter is bringing] f 3] to this devoted mother a great part] Scott was awarded the sfa ction that her own fame bho aor ink and orchid were the colors used in carrying out an attractive scheme in the decoration of the rooms and for table appointnients. A bowl of wild roses formed the a. einstein, 5 mother of the child, was forced to f thusical genius The child, who is nine y honor: assiste . Owens. | nl the. child /ever the Weinsteins in this city and ae Manning. 1S GIVEN SOUVENIR SPOON work in behalf of the Fort chapter of the War Moth ncoln nem- nted h sou- venir. snoon just before her depart: r s announced an officer < when her t 1 Henley ublic to he during the evening hy Miss| T! will be greatly mitssed here, and Mrs. Riley left the first of ie week for Seattle, and plan to make their _duture residence efonivcs Bn on me PAN-HELLENIC_ LUNCHEON, Members of Pan-Hellenic’ of marck who are planning to attend the luncheon Monday noon at the Prince hotel are required to phone Miss Marian Staley at 286, All res- ervations should be made by Sun@iy evening. An important business meet- ing will be held after the luncheon, and ali members are urged to be present. VISIT PARENTS HERE Mrs. J. F. Williams and children, Elaine and Bobby, of Mason City, Iowa, are in the elty as the guests of Mrs. Williams’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. 0. A. Iverson. GUESTS AT “SWENSON HOME Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Forness of Carpio are guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Swenson. TRANSACTS BUSINESS H, W. Thomas of Driscoll. spent Thursday in Bismarck, transacting usiness. The Bismarck Food Market has,everything in fresh fruits and vegetables. The 10th is the last’ day‘‘of' discount on Gas. bills... » ate cae inet et PLFA LOS ANOS tte played to 600! The ‘little| organization, membe LPM AAEM AMA AM Hate: you seen’ the Bis- marck Food Market window? CoS SA OSS New Dresses Light Summer Materials ye) Fashioned Right Priced Right Whatever your preference as to materials* you will be satisfied—frost - crepes, navy georgettes and printed chiffons; pastel georgettes, flat crepes, sleek black satins and flowered chiffons is partial to the real or simulated two-piece effect. 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