The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 30, 1927, Page 5

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1927 Mmes. Pearcy and Slattery Entertain Missionary Society Mrs. J. F. Pearcy and Mrs. Dan Slattery were hostesses Thursday 2vening to the members of St. An- thony missionary society at the Pearcy home. Bridge was played at seven tables, and honors were held by Miss Eliza- oeth Pfeifer and Mrs. Birlea Ward. Asters and roses were used to decorate the rooms and tables. The hostesses served a course luncheon at the close of the evening. Out-of-Town Guest Is Honoree at Cards Mrs. Louis Tellner of Chicago was the honoree Thursday afternoon when Mrs. E. T. Beatt and Mrs. George E, Smith entertained at bridge. Cards were played at three tables, Mrs. H. E. Hanson and Mrs. Gerald Richholt were awarded prizes for the winning scores, while Mrs. Tell- ner was presented with a guest fa- vor. Rainbow colors were carried out in an attractive decoration scheme tor the table appointments. Bouquets of asters in varied colors were used as centerpieces for the tables while the course lunchen was served at the conclusion of the games. ATTEND STEELE FAIR County Agent A. R. Miesen and George Will motored tc Steele this morning where they are attending the Kidder county fair being held today and tomorrow. Mr. Miesen will judge the livestock and poultry, and Mr. Wil] has been chosen to judge the other exhibits. WILL REORGANIZE SOCIET The Standard Bearer: che Methodist -hurch w arday evening at 7:30 ac of Mrs. F. H. Wa:do. 808 Avenue B, for the purpose of reor~anizing the society. All girls of the church, 14 years of age or over, are invited to attend the meeting. VISITS HERE WEDNESDAY George Cullen of Sheldon, who was en route to his home from a visit with relatives in Canada, spent Wednesday in Bismarck as a guest at the John Youngman home. Mr. Cullen continued his trip to Sheldon Thursday morning. GUESTS AT OVERBEE HOME Mr. and Mrs. I. G. Moe of Valley returned home Thursday after ng at the home of Mr. and . A. L. Overbee for a few days. Moe attended a meeting of the way commission, TS POSITION HERE leanore Jarvis of Fargo ed in the city, having ac- position in the office of and Blun. Mrs. Jarvis some time. ARRIED MONDAY age of Miss Ruth Bass- New Rockford and Floyd ten of this city took place Mandan They will home in Bismarck. ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL Gerald Clapper of Denhoff was . Alexius hospital y suffering from injuries by falling from a tractor. WILL HAVE FOOD SALE The Salvation Army ladies aid vill hold a food and fancy work sale uturday at the Consolidated Utili- ties company office on Broadway. f'URNS TO DRISCCLL Miss Olga Peterson returned Driscoll Thursday after spending a few days in the city as the house guest of Mrs. F. S. Carr. ENTERS HOSPITAL Harold Payseno, son of Mr. and Mrs. J, W. Payseno of this city, has entered St. Alexius hospital for treatment. WILL HOLD RUMMAGE SALE The ladies of the Baptist church will hold a rummage sale at the church Saturday, Oct. 8, beginning at 9 a.m HERE ON BUSINESS John C. Sheridan, who has been in Bismarck for several days on busiest, will returr. to Minneapolis today. HAVE A DAUGHTER A daughter was borg this morn- ing at St. Alexius hospital to Mr. and Mrs, Ernest P. O’Brien of this city. VISITS HERE . Mrs. C. E. Kelvsen of Almont spent Thursday in Bismarck as the guest of frignds, RETURNS RROM CHICAGO Archie McPhee returned Thuraday from Chicago, where he attended the Dempsey-Tnnney fight. eE=z—z_~—~xzrzxble_ee——— The Weather ‘ Cloudy and unsettled tonight and Saturday. Not much change. ere GREYHOUNDS Lead in the great style race. Exclusive—they’re the new shade in young men’s suits, SEE OUR WINDOW Bergeson‘s Quality-Style-Economy the office of Dr. Ewy of ! wl Lillian Kunkel and Edwig Nordine Are Married Wednesday A pretty wedding took place Wed- nesday, Sept. 28, at 3 o’clock in the afternoon at the Sims Lutheran church when Miss Lillian Kunkel and Ludwig Nordine were united in marriage, Rev. J, Thornell read the marriage service. Miss Violet Kunkel, who attended her sister as bridesmaid, wore orchid satin ee Miia ie The bride’s gown was of pale yellow georgette trimmed with rhinestones. She car- ried a bouquet of roses and ferns. Harold Kunkel attended the groom. After the ceremony a wedding dinner was served at the home of the bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rich- a. . Kunkel of near New Salem. Mr. and Mrs. Nordine will make their . home at Taylor. urday evening at 7:30 at the Ma- Both the bride and groom were |sonic temple, employed in Bismarck for several —= years, and have many friends in this) Mrs, H, A. Gran Is city. ‘ Hostess Thursday Sunday School Will Mrs, H. A. Gran entertained Begin Work For Year} rnursday evening at bridge at het home at 1006 Fifth street. fae ren eee eae a ie ney tt ee A Reilly Methodist Sunday school will start next Scneay with a Rally Da pro- gr W. Fraser and ot . Robert ram and the promotion of classes. ~ here will be a short program b: At the conclusion of the games the Junior and intermediate depart. Mrs. Gran served a refreshment, ments. All members and friends of |©OUrse. the Sunda: I a the Sunday school are requested to! en RoUTE FROM MINOT Miss Mary Zastera, who wa en route to her home in St. Paul from Minot, spent Wednesday in Bis- marck with friends. UNDERGOES OPERATION \y \ WN \’ ZZ aa ncaa Panels of lace and flesh georgette with small ribbon edged , odets fash- ion this new stepin. The list of teachers, their classes and officers follows: Beginners department—1B, Mrs. Stanley Smith; 1G, Mrs. J, B. Say- uel 2, Mrs, ae C. Maddox. — rimary department — 1B, rs. Frank Everts; 1G, Miss Blanche’, Mrs. Damian Lavinger of Strass- Houser; 2G, Miss Weisenborn; 3B, burg, underwent an operation at St. Mrs. R. S. Enge; 3G, Miss Dorothy Alexius hospital Thur-day. Moses, eaten ; da AT VALLEY*CITY Junior department — 4B, Joseph Scott Cameron spent Thursday in TONIGHT Friday and Saturday Wright; 4G, Miss Viola Bailey; 5B, Valley City, transacting business “Ys Kolberg; 8G, Miss Marie Turner; lightful and satisfying. Miss Pearl Bryant. Officers—Roy H. Neff, superin- SEPTEMBER OYSTERS Cook, librarian, and Miss Ruth Gor- One of the smartest trrys of the eral weeks, left Thursday for her ‘of Mrs. George Laney at 814 Fourth daughter, Mrs. A. G. Olson. It The S. G. W. club will meet Sat- Neil York; 5G, B. G. Spohn; 6B, A. A. ipoeaee 6G, Miss Ann Rhode- wald, . Inlemediate department — 7c,|{ Household Helps | Mrs. F. H. Register; 8-9B, O. W.}¢— ——_____—__» 9G, Mrs. Walter Vater. MINT FLAVOR Senior department—10G, Miss| Chocolate dipped by whipped Jessie Streigel; 11-12G, Mrs, John cream that has been flavored with Morange; 10-11-12B, C.'W, Moses, |mint has a piquant taste quite de- Young People’s department —G, Adult department—Young ladies, BELT JEWELS Mrs, Harvey Harris: youtlg married ‘A huge square belt buckle, set women, Mrs. C, A. Fisher; women's | With emeralds and diamonds, is the Bible class, men’s Bible class, Rev./focal point on e stunning green Walter E. Vater. transparent velvet evening gown, tendent; O. W. Kolber istant superintendent; I. C. Davicanaates ‘With the R in the month, Septem- tary and treasurer; Mrs. F. 'M. Da-| ber, oysters are again welcomed to vis, junior and intermediate super- the table. Ono of the most charm- intendent; Miss Jessie Ramp, pri-|ing ways of serving is in patties. mary superintendent; Miss Nana SIMPLER TRAY don,: pianist. : ’ posh season is an antique sampler, cov- GUEST LEAVES |, Mrs. Forrest T. Athey, who has been the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Fr-eburg, for sev- home in Manassas, Va. GUESTS FROM NEW ENGLAND Mrs. James Boucher and Mrs. Henry Meleas of New England are visiting in the city as the guests street. RTURNS TO PARK RIVER Mrs. John G. Johnson left Thurs- day for her home at Park River after visiting in this city with her TO JAMESTOWN Miss Frances Sherman returned to Jamestown Thursday after spend- ing the past week in Bismarck, CLUB WILL MEET urday afternoon at 2:30 at the h of Miss Blanche Tait. ci TO HOLD BUSINESS MEETING The regular business meeting of the Rainbow Girls will be held Sat- Fifth Street Furniture Co. Dealer in New and Used Furniture al Light Hard Any kind of furalture apd house= Lae. Open Days and 7) Anton M. Beer, Mar. CLINIC OF DR. + MacLACHLAR juiversity complete reception. Get our programs while sitting at $3.50 Come in and Try One Sensation of half a century . THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE with glas: and framed imple black frame and gold ha! BY W. W. WENTWORTH (Abbreviations: A—ace; K—king; X—any card Q—queen; J—jack; lower than 10.) 1, What is of AKXXX 2. OFAQXXX? 3 OfA10X XX? The Answers Two quick tricks. One quick trick. 1, a Cte! dinner? which side of the water glasses they go? 3. Where should napkins Placed at a formal dinner. The Answers 1. To right of place, ately over knives, Right. 3. In the place plate. CARD O” THANKS To the many kind friends neighbors, who so loyal: us, during the illness an assis' death, our beloved wife, mother and gaugh- of love and sym- thy, shown in the large tribute of utiful flowers and to those who assisted in the services, both of the Evangelical churches, we wish to hereby voice ter. For the tok Baptist, and the our thanks and appreciation. « John G. Gussner and Children, Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Shaw. Hello, Bill:—The Elks club is open for you every even after 6 o’clock. Come up and make it your headquarters. DR. M. 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