The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 7, 1927, Page 5

FRIDAY, OCTORER 7, 1927 Social and Personal | | Dinner Party ts | Given at Prince | Hotel Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. , Ben * Wegleitner fi tertained Tuesday evening at din- ger at the Priice hotel on the o tion of their first wedding anr g Mrs. Ola B. Miller i Is Named Head of | National P. E. 0.) ces were marked ie Following the dinn were entertained at a it the Wegleitner ho: Church Circles Are Entertained at Aid } Circle No. 1 of the Pres Ladies Aid ente . circles of the ch noon at a ger parlors. Following a short busi ing the aftern program of with gam to Circle No. est attendance at the At the close of the hostesses served a ch id in the tab, a uch- | iI, Boden- vention ports of of the loc eralle im ND H IME C OMING WILL AT “pledged — to INSIN i lount Horeb, s in Bis- s inter- NOT of Minot will, open at 9. o'clock 1 will be held t TO WASH Miss Gladys le her ho ¢ three on, iecepted a po: WILL SP Mr, and Mr White Bear L; cleat ad ais Bisma Age: winter daughter, Mr. and 3 ve dak for r DRIVE “0 € Mrcnct Mr. and hawt ic Miss Ethel have a pr and Ger at her hoine. ning Mon “ {ending Dee, 16th. Hours 1:30 to 3:15 P.M. $10 for the term.) EN ROU Wallace Magn . spent Wednesday in est at the R. Kos Rummage church all . DI CHARGED FROM H |discharged from St. A’ e| e Pital ‘ihursday, scest of friends, THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE leive? i i A study of religion by the Mirror Slipper Lied of “The es Nobody nows.”, Gilbreath—The Home-maker and Her Job. An application of modern |® efficiency methods to the drudgery of housework. Suggestions are of- fered on eliminating waste effort, and giving the housekeeper “a philosophy that will make her work satisfying, a technique make it easy, and a method of ap- proach that will make it interest- ing.” Halliburton—Glorious Adventure. Richard Halliburton ii his second book is taking thousands of ‘eaders with him on his colorful retracing | of the wanderings of Ulysses. Lamb—Genghis Kahn, An enter- tal ning biography of the great Mon- leader who was reared in squalor ple herd boy and lived to e mer and to conquer all dowski—Oasis and in Algeria and Tun that will | * The author of “Benja- iain Franklin” gives us another live portrait of an early patriot. " Bridge Me Another | eee | BY Wl W. ”. WENTWORTH wear, Tiny ishs shion them and reflest the| evening's Li as they twinkle. Mrs. John Feist of Se bhreviations: A—ace; K—kings cen; J—‘ack; X—any card than 10.) 1—How many tricks !n support of partner’s bid may you count when you hold X X °t trumps and double- ton? 2—How many probable tricks in |X X X trumps with singleton? 38—After an opponent overbids your pavtner, when should you go —__—¢ | into no-trumn? 1 i 1 HERE FROM SOLEN s Schermanski of Solen y in Bismarck ag the SPE) NDS. THURSDAY THERE E 1¢ Epstein of Stecte spent in Bismarck . the guest The Answers 1—Onc-half to one. 2-—Onc to one and one-half. rt 3—Lecking normal support, when | vou hold a stop in opnonents’ suit ond a tot2l of at lesst two and one- | half to th-ce quick tricks distrib- uted over three suits. r At: the Bismartk _ Pu ublic lic Library Hints on Etiquet + ° 1—Are there anv rules to follow ving a supper? What should be served? —Must there be a hot dish? The Answers A and abs nue tale of a young experiences in in Telegr: ane Dainty, well-kept hands Loccalece$f-cococcee, are the prize sought by every woman whose ambitious goal fs at- tractiveness, Our man- skillful, careful cnd in keeping icures are Teal shioned New k and meets, in a Bue y, the self-made Captain with our other especial ae treatments, Montgomery—Emily’s Quest. An-! other “Emily” book by the author | ho had a fighting » for happiness if she could [blot out the memory of an unhappy A modern pictures a — Meanwhile. novel which Grandmothers. Winner 2—Almost anything. here looking after busi- 3—No, but unless tt is very hot] ness interests. there should be a hot drink, Expert French marcelling, prompt and courteous service. | —Vanity Beauty Shop, 412 Broadway. Phone 1207. siisin DR. R. S. ENGE | Personal and | Social News of | Mandan Vicinity ARE MARRIED WEDNESDAY Rene, unis ot Fore rey ert Chiropractor eynolds of Flash: or ceed soo na Bm “ND ook place ini in . . D. baton Comittee 7 Spee Lucas Bik. marck, N. oe ete hale) Sad Hat en i eynolds, mother an F. W. Sheffield of inne ENTERTAINS WEDNESDAY Miss Josephine Hess was the guest of honor Wednesday evening , when friends entertained on the oc. casion of her fourteenth birthday anniversary. The evening was spent with games, at the conclusion of which the hostesses served a luncheon course, RETURNS HOME Mrs. Stephen Ashburner of Ollic. Mont., who has been the guest of her daughter, Mrs, A. C. Scott, for some ee 4 time, left Thursday for her home. | get | mon sevause | White- hose Karl Kiesel of New Salem spent Wednesday in Mandan transacting business, | FORMER RESIDENT HERE | W. F. Peters of Spokane, Wash ond formerly of Mandan, is spendin: ‘WEDDING AND ENGAGEMENT | RING | Radiant as Diamonds on Thia is the latest wedding end engagement ring com- bination featuring the White Rose—flower of happy destiny. 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