The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 19, 1927, Page 5

‘ z a THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE . ; ‘ Danes at I: 0. 0. F. hall Sat- yo Golden Jubi- | ¢90200000¢090000090900000006000000069500000008 00 — Fee -. jlee Banquet can be purchased at Smith's Stationery. Luther League Will Meet Monday Evening The Luther Gas as ay Trinity ml acef | Lutheran ld its : ; \ My | mont manne, at the church Mon- % i 3 Noted Copa ae or Minn,, aay evel cece Am] ee Co | The A. W. Lucas Co: ll Give Recital at St. Mary's Sunday|*.4. Marcks and Musee Toby Sor- at Sits a Ho we quae |i/- Annex $15 Dress Shop ¢rnoon at St. Mary’s procathedral in| S¢vatory in Belgium, under the di- sented at the district meeting at e e K ion of the great master, Edgar r . A Gonnection“with the Golden Jubilee| ‘Tine, No wee Soreraioey ta eae Minot. A social. hour will fallow ; ' Is donating the use of the dresses to be worn by the scoring yon P Neo Roe g ld np rr 9 mei be served bersered His Panitae Fri? and § |. young ladies of the American Girls’ Chorusin During his two Hit = russels. eee M day, " There will be no admission fee, but/try Rev. Vitry has imade th o pere Mrs. seiauaaa Gives ge we - Mi: ISS Che Blossom 1 onal tance most Guring’ ths concert. to deffay ex-| prominent’ musieraa eo muss] Party For Little Son|it “MISS CHERRY Wh du conce fray ex- nent musicians ich is to be given at the Auditorium next Monday ren will Rot be ad+| schools of the middle west. Made in Cincinnati, Ohio, and. Proven to be the most beautiful mitted. The program which he will play — BI SSC ym” pottery im the world, having : evening They will show what grace and beauty can vi Cioud, Minn, will play the “concert| usic. Rev. Vitry Wednesday ‘1 In honor of the ery J ion- wherev: : had for onl $165. 00 at the nnex D: SS Sho; i, ol . : y A 2: re le 5 y tf pipe organ mi japanese Operetta tion erever shown, in both |/¥ Pp. America and Europe. Our display of Rookwood is now ready for your inspection, There are no two plecés of Rookwood alike—therefore, when you buy & plece you then have the only piece of its kind. Prices range from $1.50 up. We are exclusive distributors for Rookwood in the state of Sunday organist at St. Mary's church in St.Jous schools of music, the German,/ son, Walter. Given by Lye ag Fi: tate l he eae the Frenh, and several is American| The Leia! ant Avent. with te Musical Clb e lous usic institute. In ers. The following program] games e con ee which a ursda: Fi 09 he was graduated with the| is announced: birthasy luncheon was served. y - 2. Fantasia andFogainD minor - - J.8.Bach | cake ‘cccorsted favor ofs and a birthday | MM Benefit no a ara ” le. Plages 1683-1750) | were laid for cient inate guests. 7 ., ry ( a . Florid Chorals: a. “Super Flumina cade wvhieilis ‘Staak -ana iatipier, Stten Music furnished by b. “Indulei Jubilo” -\ (1688-1760) [Bc "ge heareden for Tieeuntig™: |i] Dirlam’s Broadcasters c. “Iste Confessor’ Alex Guilmant | Hall's mother at Jamestown, Two PERFORMANCES! : (1887-1911) North Dakota and you will find vA. W. L C A S 8. Improvisation-Caprice - = + = spe Fs busine - Malad ot in inter ans Matines=-4 0 A o'clock {t worth your ‘while to eee our e 4. Suite Gothique: a. Introduction-Choral ae Evening—8:30 o'clock pay. aorta ccnea Bismarck’s Busy Shopping Center * ay Prayer to Notre-Dame : _Mr. and Mrs, Arthar Holt of-this Children, 25c Adults, 75¢] s M t . *, 1 Seelliniani city have as their house guest Miss > 4 . c. Menuel Alice Johnsrud of Minneapolis, Admission: F. A. Knowles (a) esate Ett. The ae Garden now en- sen ae = Jeweler Choir Numbers { ©) pS a Hostia ; “Bismarck's Diamond store” (c) Panis Angelicus - M. Haller Male and Boys Choir 6. Prelude, Fugue and, Variation ° « Cesar Franck (1896 6. Sketches: a. Novelette - - = _ Hor. Parker b. IntheGarden - - Hugo Goodwin c. Humoreske - + ~=+ Pietro Yon THIS 7. Toccata ike ee ue coi Th. Dubois ==! RADIOLA enenIS veer en ermOounn nett ten pean er vemaOUenemnye DNURCEE ‘Miss Cherry Blossom’ |Officers and Ladies Ready For Appearance Poss ain at Bridge IS SIMPLY GLORIOUS wall spe eS areal a = ie Wage RADIOLA SPECIAL 20 Thursday Musical club’ will present | Sr Monday evening at the city audi-| in the ii honor of t Fort Lincoln. ; 4 ea wit mone Harvie | gerite® cceiene Complete—all you do is plug in to the light socket. No extra the tables Bore p ok Daven at a for this and-that—no batteries to ime by us— Sore pra Wo Thetis ood sneha, Caa all ready to go. Ernest eee i;|First Masonic Party ‘ $ 1 § °° ie} of Season Friday » EL. 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