The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 5, 1927, Page 5

x SATURIJAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1927 Sotial and Personal Mrs. Ruljn Succeeds |Bismarck Boy Makes rc Mrs. Jojeph Breslow | Moving Picture Film in Council Office} of Campus Activities Mrs. H, L] Rubin whs elected] Duane Dieh! of Bismarck, who is treasurer of tle Woman’s Commun-|8 sophomore at the state university ity council at {he meeting held Fri-|this year, is preparing a moving qay at the Aspciation of Commerce Lice film .of various campus Tool Mi tubin succeeds Mrs. ae . ving The film will include views of peng ca ceeaia fo telgs acto oe freshmen initiations,. homecoming Miss Mavis|Williams of the state|¢8v Parade, dedication of the sta- health departhent addressed the| dium, panorama of the stadium when meeting on “{nfant Mortality.” A|{--ed, aeroplane pictures of the cam- large lege bn of Tepresentatives | og, and pictures of the home attended the Weeting Friday. football games this fall. Mr. Diehl Plans are iting made to bring eI to purchase an attach- speaker from put of the city to ad- for his machine whereby views dress the nex] meting of the coun-|°f the junior prom and other inside ties are events may be When the film is completed plans Winnie N. Malone and Hetold Baron Are Married Friday Miss Winniq N. Malone of Bis- marck becam|the bride of Harold Baron of McQusky Friday after- noon at the Ppsbyterian parsonage in this ‘city Paul S. Wright read the servige. : Miss Mary DP. Schlenker of this city was the pnly attendant. The|George Shater wiu vp.ux. ... bride is the hughter of Mr. and| will be work in the entered appren- Mrs. C. L. Mugne of Regan. She is|tice degree, which will be followed a graduate of Bismarck high school |by junc! a social hour. Membe: and has madjher home here for/of the local lodge are urged to several years. tend and visiting members are The groom § the son of Mr. _ vited. i r. eee Mrs. A. Baroy of McClusky. / and Mrs. Hamld Baron will make| Miss Wilma Goehl and Miss Emily their home in McClusky, where Mr./Qlson of Bismarck, students at the Baron is a mechant. University of North Dakota, have AE ;_|been named on the main show and The Womer} Benefit association|ticket sales committees for the an- held a businegs meeting Thursday nual Y.W.C.A. Campus Cut-up to be evening at thd home of Mrs. B. H./held November 12 in the university Korupp. Play were made for alarmory. The Campus Cut-up is dance to be gifen Nov. 17, At the/made up of side shows presented conclusion of fhe business meeting| by fraternity and sorority groups to bridge was plyyed with honors go-/raise funds for the YWGAL ing to Mrs. Aj L. Craver &nd Mrs se 8 . M. R. Adler. |The hostess served ferent points around the state. “Grand ” night, observed by all Masonic ‘in the state at the first meeting in November, will be the occasion for a 3] B oni at the, meeting of the Bismarck Masons Monday evening at 7:30. L. V. Miller, wi lodge meeting at Minot last summer as a delegate from the local lodge, will give a brief te'k on th. * meeting, and Attorney General Mrs. H, F. Keller will be hostess treatment, A rose beige lace dress, beaded all over in matching beads, for contrast, Pl belt with a will be made to send it out to dif-|¢leverly feminine buckle of rhine- has a tailored suede stones in a semi-circle. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Philip of Minneapolis are the week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Boise, 7 * Reuben Newart of Turtle Lake 10 atended the grand ae admitted to St. Alexius hospital ursday. Sam McIntyre of St. Alexius hospital oe 8 fee Ernest Stoudt of. Fargo was a bus- iness caller in this city Friday. ee Mrs. J. S. Swanson of Braddock is “the guest of friends in this city. | Menus For the Family ‘BY SISTER MARY Breakfast—Baked pears, cereal, cream, broiled cottage ham, creamed spinach, whole wheat toast, milk, coffee. Luncheon—Baked rice and cheese, an entered hursday for THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE EVENTS OF WEEK AHEAD Weds ne to Counties to Change Financial Policy as Result of Decision Important changés im the finan. cial policy. of all North Dakota counties will be necessary under the) terms of a supreme court decision announced today, In deciding the case of Rosedale school district’ vs. Towner county, appealed by the plaintiff from the Towner county district court, ft was held that county treasurers must! to townships, cities, vil- id school districts all pen-| alties and interest on taxes frora those political subdivisions collect- ed by him. The decision reverses that of the lower court. Decision Is Far Reaching The result of the decision, it is expected, will be to force counties to pay to political subdivisions thousands of ‘dollars in penalties and interest heretofore placed by: county treasurers in the county general fund. The system in effect in Towner county whereby the coun- ty kept all -penalties and interest on taxes said to be general throughout the state. The supreme court held, however, that the Rosedale school district cannot collect back penalties and interest ‘which are barred by the ordinary stathte of limitations. The liniitation statute, it was held, oper. ates against political subdivisions and corporations in the same man- ner that it operates against indi, viduals or private corporations, Students Entertained by Railroad Quartet The Great Northern Railway quartet, featured at the state corn) show, presented a program before’ students of the Roosevelt school and of the high school yesterday morn- ing. bepcda ed of several state depart- ments were guests at a program giv- en by the quartet in the offices of the motor vehicle department. The quartet sang at the Prince hotel during the dinner hour last French endive with French dressing, | ™&ht and will sing again tonight, floating island, milk, tea. refreshments ter the game, Miss Emily chairman of. of Kappa Psi O ary society 2 North Dakota. monthly busin: day evening. |. , Mr. and Mrs | Jake Siegel, former residents of Bgmarck, who have spent the past year in traveling, are guests of frieng in this city. They Ison of Bismarck is program committee icron, women’s liter- the University of The society held its 3 meeting Wednes- Steele. Bt a The BismarckStudy club will hold its regular meejng Monday _after- noon zt the hong of Mrs. V. E. Jos- lin. A book view and. current events will 1aakd up the program of|court reporter for Ju who succeeded the late Cooley in the first district, was a guest in Bismarck Friday. d Mrs. E. O. Bailey returned Thurs- ‘They are the guests of friends/day from a business trip to points in Billings and. Stark counties. the day. Sls Mr. and Mrs. }. €. Rosen of Min- neapolis arrived fn the city Wednes- day en route home from Aberdeen, 8. D. in Bismarck, * The Monday dub will meet Mon- day afternoon at|3 o’clock with Mrs. Minneapolis, where he will spend the rogram will week-end on a S. W. Corwin. consist of paper: lam and Mrs. | Mrs. Alba Cl 7 Dickey, where sip will spend a week as the guest of jer parents, Mr, and Mrs. F. M. Sch ° Miss Louise home after 8 Jamestown as Miss Velma Nuy ne Mrs. Anne L. Peterson will present a group of her} piano pupils cital Friday evping at 8 the Melody She i. Mrs. W. F. May of Braddock has Fees lcity to spend the winter at the hae of her hter, Mrs. S. J. King. wigs harles Gobej of Fi is spend- » ey the. week-md in Bis as a guest of his its, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Gobel. “dae ie ward O’Ndl, who has been em- P| ‘at Lisbon during the summer, returned to h# home in Bismarck Thursday. Bae Jack Andrew} of this city has been discharged fro the Bismarck hos- pital, having uxdergone an operation recently. Lascs W. E. Breey is spending a few days in the Twin Cities in the inter- ests of the Wheat Growers asso- ciation. ae ‘A marriage license has been issued to Harold Baron of \! and 4 Miss Winnie N, Malone of Bismarck. by irs. G. F. Dul- ., Knowles. . eee eee deeaese in Bismarck on business, —— se Fair ‘tonight and Sunday. Not much change in _ temperature. Monday meetin; A.C, Home” is at 7:30. r The Parent-Teachers association' will also visit Mrs. Rose Rosen of] of the Richholt school will meet | crumbs. Monday evening at 8 o'clock at the lection of officers will be school. EI held and a good attendance is re- quested, Laura D. Stone of Grand Forks, be on the ha 3 at 7:45 to the of the Wor iikinson and Mrs. Keller will rogram. e theme of the meeting. The Standard Bearers will meet at the Home of Miss Lillian Church, 502 Eleventh street, Monday evening; 1ed tomatoes forced through a sieve, a A at program Gertie prepa an young peo, are urged to attend. ¥ E, 0. Baile: Mr. and Mrs. Walter Williams of Washburn are 5; ier left Friday for|in Bismarck on Attorney George Soule of Fargo spent Friday in Bismarck, looking after business interest og H. M. Standish and Edward Erick- ie house guest of{son of Underwood were in the city Friday on business. | welcome. George H. Harms of Aberdeen, in re-'S. D., is a busines caller in Bismarck o'clock at this week. business trip. Dinner—Stewed chicken, grilled | sweet potatoes, creamed onions, | stuffed pear salad, fruit jelly with whipped cream, sponge cake, milk, coffee. Baked Rice and Cheese Two cups boiled rice, 2 cups can- man’s club, Mrs “Music in the 1 teaspoon salt, 2 tablespoons mi: ced sweet pepper, 2 tablespoons mi ced celery, 2 teaspoons onion juice, 2 tablespoons butter, 1 cup grated cheese, 4 tablespoons buttered at the auditorium. des present a musical operetta, Combine rice and tomato pulp. Mix thoroughly and add salt, pep- per, celery and tomato juice. Mix well and stir in melted butter. Place a layer of the mixture in a well presented. will give songs and The program will start at 8 p. m.| Hughes to Speak at Show Tonight H. D. Hughes of Ames, Ia., pro- fessor at the Iowa state agricultural college, will be the principal speaker ‘on tonight’s program of the North Dakota state corn show, being held Artists from New Salem are to rogram and the “The Ghosts of Hilo,” with Clara Peltier starring and with 50 Indian girls taking part, will be The Marlowe Sisters dances. buttered baking dish. Cover with a layer of grated cheese and continue layer for layer until all is used, letting the last layer be of cheese. Cover with buttered crumbs and bake thirty minutes in a moderate oven. Serve from the baking dish. —Annual Meeting Members of Country Club . The annual meeting of the members of the Country club for the election of officers and directors will be held at the rooms of the Association of Commerce Mon- day evening, Nov. 7th, at 8:00. Dance tonight at the Winter Garden, 118/, Fifth St. Op- posite 57 taxi. Everybody Swenson, judge C. M. left Thursday for nding a few days iness. . practic. of North Dakota. Twelve years’ The 10th is the last day of|f Pt!ce. discount on Gas bills. SVAN aN ata aaa a Oa ia On Beauty of tone is made as clearly apparent as beauty of design. It furnishes an accurate measure for power and range, so that every Erla purchaser knows exactly the superiority of his set. How much is:@ dollar’s worth of radio re- ception? A free ERLA trial will answer it. 214-216 | MAIN AVE. The Melody Shop, Bismarck C. L. BRYAN _ Piano Tuner The Music Shop, Mandan DR. R. S. ENGE Chiropractor Graduate of the University of North Dakota, the International College of Drugless Physicians, the National College of Chiro- Licensed and holding a “Basic Science Certificate” in Minne sota. Member the State Board Chiropractic Examiners experience in Examination Free vee 7 @ Lions, Grand Pacific Hotel Hotel Pare ap! Club, Mrs, V. E. Joslin Monday Club, ar W. Corwin Mrs. Wilde » City Hall . ‘Women’s Clu City Commissi M Blue jasonic lasonic Kiwanis Ch ae Pacific Hotel Professi Rotary, Grand’ Pacific Hotel” A ic Hot Gin Reserves, Presbyteri American Legion, ian Cl A. O. U. W. Hall American Legion Auxiliary, B. P. Thursday Musical Club, Mrs, J. P. French .... Company A., Ai A. 0. A, 0. U. W., 5 Delphian Society, Prince Hotel Bismarck of B. of R. T. Knights of Columbus, St. Ma Rebekahs, I. 0. O: F. Hall .... 12 U. C. T. and Auxiliary, Elks H. services for Jack Thoreson, who died recen' local hospital, will be held Monday morning a o'clock at St. Mary's church. services were acheduled for this morning, but have — awaiting the arrival of FUNERAL yah EWS BRIEFS | Lindbergh, in flying from New York for Selfridge field, Michigan,! forced down by storm near Bing- “Captain Goos of Dutch tanker, ot ben saved Ruth Eld-' er George man, receives check at Texas for $1,600 from Wheeling, W. Va., citizens for him-; self and crew and says he will do- nate his share to fund for Dutch seamen’s widows and orphans, - Four members of common council at Indianapolis indicted for accept- ing bribes, George Remus, former bootleg king, charged with murder of his! wife in Cincinnati, receives in mail Dox of candy believed poisoned. Joe Dundee, welterweight cham- pion, and Manager Max Waxman, arrested in Pasadena, Calif., TOMS rato Te Oe TITS ro eres Matinee Every Day 2:80 SSssessssessssss: SESEEESSEEE SEES EEE EER mr and taken to Los Angeles, were re- leased on $1,000 bail on charge of . false advertising for Dundee’s fail- first] ure to meet Ace Hudkins Thursday night. -| On a charge that he elbowed an- other jockey in the futurity at Pim- lico, Earle season and e, Mariane Browning, 35, daughter of Mayor George E. Browning of Og- den, Utah, recently became the bride of Count Kian Luca Zicogna of Mi- lan, Italy. The couple met abroad where the mayor's daughter was studying opera. The yor per- i d Pe dee ee formed the ceremony. from race course. Thoughts of Chretmas come early—shop- ping is usually late. You can choose the most personal of all gifts without shopping. Make, an appointment today for your por- trait. It’s the only gift that only you can give. 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