The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 21, 1927, Page 5

w FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1927 THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE PAGE FIVis) | Social and Personal Mrs. Bartlett and Faculgy Members of Mrs. Ebert Entertain |State University Will at Bridge Luncheon |Speak at Banquet Here Mrs. A. W. Bartlett and Mrs.! George Ebert entertained at a lunch- former students of the University eon Wednesday at the Bartlett home. of North Dakota, who will be in Cut flowers were used as attractive Bismarck during the convention of centerpieces for the luncheon tables. the Nerth Dakota Education asso- During the afternoon bridge was Ciation, are invited to attend a ban- played and score prizes*were award. | quet Friday evening, Oct. 28, at ed to Mrs. T. C. Madden and Mrs, | 5:30 at the Methodist church, O. L, Jarrell, Graduates, faculty members, and the banquet at which Dean Kennedy, Miss Beatrice Johnst id oth Announce Honor Roll | members of the university faculty at High School For |"! sreae Six Weeks’ Period | Mrs. Eula Byers Is ‘Hostess at Party For Daughter, Goldie Mrs, Eula Byers entertained Wed- nesday afternoon at a party in honor of the eighth birthday anniversary of her daughter, Goldie. Following a social afternon of games, a. birthday luncheon was served with ee marked for 21 little girls. Black and orange dec- orations were carried out in the table appointments. Misses Vera Hoffman Frances Davis, Mildred Dietz, John | r4 boris Byers assisted the hostess Hafstrom, Hazel Halverson, Frances! Goldie receive " irth- Heath, Vada Heaton, Vera Heaton, day gifts, ee vee eee Alma Heckenlaible, Isabelle Hum- phreys, Gracie Jenkens, Lester Mc- Lean, Marlen Loehrke, Virgil Luy- ben, Mary Miller, Auvurne Olson,| Theodore Psilolihnos, Goldie Strutz Robert Toppins, Julia Wetmore and Margaret Will. i Juniors—Thelma Amundson and; Robert Flint. | *Seniors—Pauline Fritz, Ruth Gor-| don, Charlotte Reimestad, Lillian Reimestad, Frank Roberts, Marian Sandin and Jane Stackhouse. was opened by Miss Anastasia Skel- Gertrude Smith Is ly, chief operator, who explained the Hostess at Bridge significance of this annual affair. At the close of the first six weeks of school at the Bismarck high school the following names are on the honor roll, having a scholastic average of 90, according to Frank H. Brown, principal: Freshmen—Irma Barbie, Gladys Barth, Beatrice Bowman, Eula Cam- eron, Betty Foster, Ethel Sandin Marian Schwantes, Florence Swen son, Mary Lou Thompson, Phyllis Thompss Cyhthia Thoreson, Kath- ryn Weisenburger and John Zuger. | Sophomores — Natalie Barbie,| \ Telephone Ope rators Entertain Mothers Mothers of the employes of the Northwestern Bell Telephone com- pany of this city were entertained Wednesday afternoon at the annual! ' party given by the telephone opera- tors at the rest room in the new | building. The program for the afternoon Miss Gertrude Smith was hostess to members of her bridge club Wed- nesday evening at her home. Cards were played at two tables, with honors going to Miss Rose Viere and Miss Frances Patterson. A course luncheon was served at the close of the evening. zi The decoration scheme was in keeping with Hallowe’en colors, WILL ENTERTAIN TEACHERS Mrs, Wilton F, Crewe will be hos- tess Saturday afternoon from 2 o’clock to 6 at the Betsy Primer shop in her home to the teachers of the city schools. This will be the first of a series of studio teas planned by Mrs. Crewe to be given at her shop. WILL GIVE REPORTS ! Reports of the state Christian En-j deavor convention, held recently at BAKING Minot, will be given Sunday evening at 6:15 at the Christian Endeavor POWDER Same Price meeting at the Presbyterian church, by delegates from the local group. 25 ounces for 25 cents ON HOMECOMING PROGRAM Miss Melba Whittemore of this Guaranteed Pure and Healthful city, who is attending Jamestown Our Government of the homecoming celebration held last week-end at Jamestown, AT WILTON CORN SHOW A. R. Miesen, county agent; John Husby, state dairy commissioner, and W. A. Davenport, Soo Line ag- ricultural development agent, went to Wilton today to attend the Wilton community corn show. POSTPONE INSTALLATION Installation of officers, which was scheduled for the regular meeting of A short program will be held after ||® college, took an active part in, the program given on the opening night used millions of poun the DeMolay held Wednesday eve- ds } ning has been postponed until the] ——_—_—_— next meeting. < FROM IOWA R. P. Conner of Dennison, Iowa, is spending a few days in Bismarck, looking after business interests. DRIVE TO BISMARCK Mrs. Fred Junge and Mrs. C. Bar- ton of Braddock drove to Bismarck Wednesday to spend the day. HERE FROM BRADDOCK Mr and Mrs Fred Fockler of Brad- dock were business callers in Bis- marck Wednesday DAUGHTER BORN A daughter was born Wednesday to Mr. and Mrs. Herman Wisen- hutter of this city, RETURNS HOME Mrs. J. A. Melchior returned home Wednesday after spending the past week in Kulm. RETURNS FROM GRAND FORKS Miss Helen Katen returned Wed- nesday from a short business trip to Grand Forks TO TWIN CITIES ‘ E. H. Morris left Wednesday for the Twin Cities to spend a few days on business, ENTERS HOSPITAL John Patrick Piggott of Pollock, 1 10 O'CLOCK IS ‘DEAD LINE’ Attention of persons wishing to have lodge and society items or other news items in the Trib- une is again called to the fact that such notices must be in the Tribune's editorial room before 10 a. m., on the day on which publication is desired. The Trib- une’s society page-is closed at that hour and no items can be included after that time. The society editor is usualy at her desk from 9 to 10 2. m,, 1 to 2:30 p. m., and 4 to 5 p. m., and news items should be telephoned in during those hours when possi- ble. It is requested that church notices and notices of lodge and church society meetings be sent in in writing rather than by telephone, to avoid mistakes in names, etc. It will be greatly appreciated if such items can be sent in the day before publica- tion is desired. The guests were conducted thfough the building, and at the close of the afternoon a refreshment course was served. VISIT FRIENDS HERE Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ringoen of New Salem spent Wednesday in Bis- marck, visiting with friends, “Tm through experimenting!” . => ‘-7’VE bought coffee in bags. I’ve Of bought it in cartons. I’ve bought coffee ground and in the berry. I’ve tried most all kinds,.some with plain names, some with fancy names, some without names, But now I’ve discovered NASH’S DELICIOUS COFFEE. It always has that rich, wonderful coffee flavor, and is always the same.” If you have never tried NASH'S coffee there is complete coffee satisfaction ahead. Dr. Geo. F. McErlain Osteopathic physician of Mandan, N. 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