The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 4, 1928, Page 5

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1928 Social and Personal Engagement of Miss j Margaret Williams Is Announced Today} of Past Noble Grand Tobog Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Williams an- nounce the engagement of their daughter, Margaret, to Michel Shantz of Mandan. The date of the wedding has not been decided upon, but it will take| Following a short business meet-| tained place in the near future. 8 Whist Club Meets With Mrs. Sundland The Midnight Sun Whist club met ‘Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. O, J. Sundland. Honors in the whist games were won by Mrs. Sundland and Mrs. Schlomer. At the close of the eve- ning refreshments were served by the hostess. Mrs. Mattie Erstrom will be host- ess at the next meeting of the club, Mr. and Mrs. Rosen Give Bridge Dinner Mr. and Mrs. Al Rosen entertained f dinner Thursday evening at their ome at 119 Avenue A, Covers were laid for 12 guests. Following the dinner the evening was spent at bridge. Honors in the games were won by Mrs. John Sullivan and Mrs. John Graham. Mr. and Mrs. John Sullivan of Mandan were out-of-town guests, Junior Daughters Organize Thursfay The Junior Daughters of the Im- maculate Conception lodge Ne. 822 was organized at St. Mary’s school’ Thursday evening. The following officers were elected for the year: Elizabeth Curran, president; Rose- mary Healow, vice president; Frances Barrett, secretary; Frances Whittey, reporter; Matilda Deitrick and Iris Meinhove~, monitors; Ger- trude Murphy, organist. Mrs, L. R. Priske is chairman of the senior council of advisors, Mrs. J. P. Wagner, treasurer, and Mrs. T. G. O’Hara, secretary. F, E. McCurdy Speaks! at Council Meeting: F, E. McCurdy addressed the Wo- men’s Community Council meeting| Friday afternoon on proceedings of the juvenile court. Mr. McCurdy expressed the opinion that some of the most pitiable cases brought be- fore justice are found in this par- ticular court. > Children should be educated in the homes and schools to respect the authority of the nation and the fam- ily, Mr, McCurdy said. The neglect of this education is no doubt re- sponsible for the increase in juvenile delinquency. ‘ Mrs. J. C, Taylor submitted a re- port of the donations of the various city organizations schools to- ward the tuberculosis fund in the Christmas seal sale. Other reports of standing committees were given during the business meeting. Mrs. H. Waldo was appointed to represent the council at a meet- ing relative to Girl Scout organiza- tion which will be held in this city late in February. : Work in the, Master Mason’s degree will be exemplified at the regular ners) of the Bismarck Masonic lodge Monday night at the Masonic temple, and a large attend- ance of members is anticipated. The work will start at 7:30 and lunch will be served after the meeting. Visiting Masons are expecially in- vited. Lee Rev. Paul S. Wright returned last night from Bottineau where he at- tended a Father and Son banquet given Thursday night under the| auspices of the American Legion fat. Rev. Wright was one of the principal speakers on the program. he! Sauireet club = give Pd pri vat is even al the A, 0. UW. hall Ref will be served during the e and = mus ' Jackie Sherman and her Synco Four. Mrs. A. M. Brandt was hostess to members of the Sunshine society at the regular meeting Wednesday. The afternoon was spent with sewing. At the close the afternoon Mrs. Brandt served refkeshments, | _Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Fiel of this city entertained at dinner Wednes- day evening in honor of the follow- ing guests: Miss Dena Grosz of Kulm, A. L. Plum of Bismarck and George Cooper, of Nebraska. Mr. and Mrs. J. left today for a tri coast points. They pl P , Seattle, and in cities, and will be away for a month’ or more, ne ee Dr. F. P. Frisch, who has been associated with the Quain and Ram- stad clinic of this cee some time, left Thi fy for Willmar, Minn., where he will open an office, B..E. Jones of Bismarck recent; ved that . ; ass it of her te kh eo partments. Catherine McDonald Hostess to Members Miss Catherine McDonald was hostess Friday evening to members of the Past Noble Grand of the Rebekah lodge, ing the guests were entertained at @ social evening. Valentine decor- ations were used about the rooms and a course luncheon was served at the close of the evening. Committees Named to Make Plans For ‘Womanless Wedding’ Committees have been appointed by the Business and Professional Women's club to make arrangements for the presentation of the “Woman- less Wedding” which the club will sponsor in this city Feb. 16 and 17. The following members of the club bald been named on these commit- 8? General committee— Henricka Beach, Bertha R. Palmer, Mrs. Ray V. Stair and Mrs. J. W. Scott. Decorating committee—Marie Hoff, chairman; Bertha R. Burton, Mattie Hoppin, Rose Huber, Catherine M. McDonald, Esther Teichmann, Susan V. Scheaffer, Gertrude Eichorst and Kathleen M. Brazerol. Advertising—Rita Murphy, chair- man; Lillian Cook, Esther Maxwell, Irene Walters, Beulah Shurr, Dr. Clara Westphal, Mrs. B. E, Hitch- cock and Bessie Baldwin. Cast icommittee—Mrs. Ray V. Stair, chair- man; Mrs. L. B. Sowles, R. Palmer, Mrs. J. W. Scott, Justine E. Granner, Helen Katen, Mrs. Nellie Evarts, Mrs. Geo. McCay, Mrs. H. H. Sidener, Jessie M. ‘Striegel and Henricka B, Beach. Costume committee—Mrs. E. M. Stanton, chairman; Chrissie Budge, irs. A. G. Sorlie, Mrs. Evelyn Harris, Mrs. A. W. Mundy, Mrs. Sarah Liebole, Winifred Barrington, Mary Huber, Lowella Knuth, Julia Lee, Judith Rue, E. C. Whi Mrs. Fred Ohde, Mrs. Misa Ruth Hall, who revue,-will arrive in Bismarck Mon- day, coming here from South Dakota where she has successfully pre- sented the “Womanless Wedding” at several cities. cast will be chosen soon after Miss Hall’s arrival and the men of the city are urged to be at their best for fry-outs. Interesting Program at L.A.P.M. Meeting A birthday party, given Thurs- day evening by members of L. A. P. M. No. 5 of the I, 0. 0. F. at the Odd Fellows hall. The following program was presented during the evening: America, audience; piano duet by Missess McDonald and Benson; piano solo, Miss Ora Burdick; vocal solo, Miss Madge Webster; readings, Mrs. Newton; piano and banjo selection, Mrs. K. C, Arness and Earl Schar- nowske, A two act play entitled “Dr. Cure All” was a feature of the evening. Miss Audrey Flow played Dr. Cure Il, Other characters were Mrs. A. H. Scharnowskie, Maria the office rl; -Burdick as Mrs. Brown; irs. B. F. Flanagan as Miss Jane Shrimpins; Irene Hedstrom, Mrs. Schrawny; Lillian McLean as Al- phonso DeJones; Mra, F. L. Burdick and Etta Scharnowske as Mrs. Rotchins and daughter M Guthrie, Miss Paddington; Mrs. J. J. Maison, Mrs. Blooming. At the conelaainn of the program refreshments were served. Mrs. E. Sthneider Hostess at Party Mrg. Ernest Schneider was hostess to a group of ladies at her home Wedn eveni fang the feature of esday eat t, at the lunch- the evening's en! conclusion of which a course eon was served. ee @ gan Party Thursday ‘Evening Employes in the offices of the state hi commission enter- y evening at a tobag- epee the cat coffee and . juts were to the guests. J._N. Roherty presided over the refreshments. eee Episcopal Choir to Present Play Rehearsals have begun for the beautiful melodrama “The Path Across the Hill” which St. "8 Episcopal choir will present at the Rex theatre Feb. 21. Specialty numbers will be given between acts and an orchestra will furnish musical selections. D. A. R. Luncheon at Strauss Home Members of the D. A. R. were entertained Friday at a 1:30 lunch- eon at the home of Mrs. F. B. Strauss. The hostesses were Mrs. A. M. Christianson, Mrs, E. A, Thor- berg, Mrs, P, J. Meyer and Mrs. Strauss. The table was attractively decor- ated with cut flowers and dainty colonial place cards. Places were marked for 51 guests. Lieut. Col. Thomas W. Brown of Fort Lincoln spoke briefly at the meeting, telling the ladies something of the plans for the Citizens Military Training camp which will be opened at Fort Lincoln this summer. Mrs. Walter Mackin of Perry, Mont., who is visiting Mrs. Mary Owens, was an out-of-town guest at the luncheon. | a The ladies aid society of the First Baptist church will meet Monday 8 o'clock in the church ad of Thursday as was ly announced. This will a work meeting and all members are urged to atte! Mrs. O. S. Jacob- son and Mrs. Dremmen will be hostesses. earn ag Miss Madge Runey left this morn- ing for Minneapolis,-where she will speak at the anniversary ban- quet of een Gamma Delta sorority at the Uni versity of Minnesota. Members of the local W. C. T. U. will be entertained Tuesday after- noon by Mrs. J. J. Rue at 711 Avenue A. Mrs. R. E, Kennedy will be leader of the meeting. Mrs. R. A. Tracy Miss Mary Kelly left Friday evening for Min- neapolis, where they will attend the ile show. | e The Methodist Sunday school will give a potluck ore ‘Wednesda: evening at 6 o'clock at the churc! parlors. Giana Mrs. Jack Fleck will entertain members of the P. E. O. at a one o'clock. luncheon Monday. Mrs. F. J. Liebole of the Sarah Gold shop left recently on a buying trip to eastern, cities.’ Harvey Swiggum of this city is spending, the week-end in Fargo as guest of friends. Wanted to rent at once—a good modern house in good lo- cation. J. Henry Kling. Phone 682 or 1073. 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