The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 6, 1928, Page 5

*v o “t will meet ‘ MONDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1928 Margaret Schroeder and Michael Shantz Married at Mandan The marriage of Miss Margaret Schroeder, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. E, Williams of this city, and Michael Shantz of Mandan oc- curred Friday evening at the par- sonage of St. Joseph’s Catholic church in Mandan. Rev, Father Paul officiated at the ceremony. Miss Emily Shantz was brides- maid and Marie Shantz attended as flower girl. The groom was at- tend. : by Joseph Shantz. Mr. and Mrs. Shantz are mak- ing their home in Mandan, where the groom is a proprietor of a bar- ber shop. The bride, whose home is in this city, has been employed by the Bar-, ker Bakery and Candy company for the past three years, Mothers, Daughters Banquet at Wilton Planned For Feb. 14 The Tanadoona Campfire Girls of Wilton will sponsor the Mothers and Daughters banquet which will b+ held at that place Tuesday eve- ning, February 14, Mrs. J. J. Gar- rity and Mrs. V. W. Fiegal are guardians of this Campfire group. Miss Bertha R. Palmer, state su- perintendent of public instruction, will address the guests at the ban- quet on the subject “What Do You Like?” The Campfire enrolment at Wil- ton is 45 members, and more than 65 mothers and daughters are ex- pected to attend the banquet. Squirrel Club : Gives. Dancing Party Saturday More than 30 couples attended the private dancing party which the Squirrel club gave Saturday eve- ning at the A. O. Us W. hall. Music for the dancing was fur- nished by Jackie Sherman and her orchestra, and refreshments were served during the evening. : eo Birthday Party For Frank Potter Friday Mrs. R. E. Potter entertained Fri- day evening in honor of the four- teenth birthday anniversary of her son, Frank, Three tables of bridge were in pla, during the evening and score prizes were awarded to Aileen Cameron and Dale Brown, Eula Cameron and Ernest Lack. George Washington favors and decorations were used for the table anpointments when the cours luncheon was served at the close of the evening. Mrs. Scott Cameron assisted Mrs. Potter in serving. Hi Dancing will begin at 9p. m. at the Elks dancing party which will be a social event of this week. The party will be held Friday evening at the Elks hall. Officers at Fort Lincoln and their ladies will be guests of the Elks lodge at the af- fair, which otherwise will be for members of the lodge and their ladies only. oe The American Legion auxiliary will meet Wednesday evening at 7:30 at the Business and Profession- al Women’s club rooms, One of the series of bridge games will he played. Mrs, V. E. Joslin is chatr- man of the committee for Wednes- day evening. Other committee mem- bers are Mrs. B, E, Hitchcock and Mrs, A. R, Micsen. . . The Eastern Star will hold a reg- ular mecting Tuesday evening at 7:30 at the Masonic Temple. There will be initiation and affiliation and refreshments will be served at the close of the meeting. Members of Co. A will entertain at a dancing party Tuesday evening at the Grand Pacific hotel, During the evening refreshments will be served. The party is given for tae benefit of the mess fund. Mr. and Mrs. Ray V. Sunday evening * for ir left Inneapolis where they will attend the automo-| . bile show. They were accompanied to the Twin Cities by Gerald Craig. o. 8 Mr. and Mrs. John Gammons have returned from Minot, where they at- tended the funeral of Mr. Gam- mons’ mother, Mrs, L. W. Gam- mons. , *“e @ Mrs. C. F. Twible returned to her hom Glendive, Mont., Friday af. ter pending, several days here the guest o! Mrs. Frank Matscheck, L. B. Hanna of Fargo, former governor of North Dakota, has gone to San Diego, Calif., where he will spend several months, Mrs, J. J. Ermatinger has re- turned from Glendive, Mont., where she has been the guest of friends for some time, oe Bohl Methonist Sapaas schoo) e a potluck sy) e8- day “e Prat 6 o'clock at the church, : cee Mr. and Mrs. Geo: Laney left Sunday for Minneapolis where they will be guests at the automobile show, pie tie N._0. Churchill and W. E. Lahr left Si for Minn where|. junday for eanetin, they will snow. attend the see Mrs. M. M. Howard and daugh- ter, Carol, of Miles City, Mont. are the guests of Mrs. A. Johansen. The Progressive Mothers club eet Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. 0. W. Kollbers, A daughter was born Sunday at St. Alexius hospita} to Mr. and Mrs. |. city. George Hohimer Mrs, B. E. Kennedy will be leader of, the program. A Social and Personal Helen Schaeffer Becomes Bride’ of ° John A. McLachlan Miss Helen Schaeffer of Bismarck became the bride of John A. Mc- Lachlan Saturday morning at the Annex hotel. Rev. Hutchinson of Fargo read the marriage service. The bride and groom were at- tended by Mr .and Mrs. John Park- inson of this ae Mr, and Mrs. McLachlan are tak- ing a short trip, and upon their feturn they will make their home at the Annex- hotel. Mrs. McLach- lan has been a resident of Bis- marck for the past four years, being ‘employed as secretary to the state dairy commission. Mr. McLachlan is one of the proprietors of the An- nex hotel. Mrs. J. J. Rue and Miss Judith Rue A large green chiffon handkerchief, bordered with lace and pink chiffon on two sides, is very smart worn tied on the wrist for evening. Miss Minnie Berquist of Wilton { liquor, not authorized by the gov- was a business caller in Bismarck Triday, Entertain Guests Mrs. J. J. Rue and Miss Judi Rue entertained Saturday afternon! at their home in the Rue apart- ments, 711 Avenue A. The rooms were attractively dec- orated with yellow jonqyjils in vases, The guests spent the afternoon with sewing. At 5 o'clock a course luncheon was served Covers laid for 22 guests. Congressman Hall Sends Interesting Book to Library The Bismarck public library Mas recently received from Congress- man Thomas Hall a copy of a valu. able book entitled “Arts and Artisis of the United States Capitol.” The book is available at the pres- ent time at the library, and should Prove to be especially valuable to students and members of study clubs who wish to gain authentic information on this pia According to Mr. Hall, each con- gressman has been given six copies of, this book for distribution to the libraries in bia district. € T.A.B. Club Meets Saturday Evening The T. A. B. club was entertained Saturday evening at the home of Mr, and Mrs, Oscar Hendrickson. The guests were entertained dur- ing the evening with a radio pro- gram, at the close of which a course luncheon was served. Places were marked for 12 guests at the table. se. @ Miss Gertrude S. Ness of Men- oken spent the week-end in Bis- marck with friends. f PEOPLE’S FORUM | Ed A STEP FORWARD Baldwin, N. D., a9 Feb. 2, 1928. Editor Tribune: In your issue of January 30 in the “People’s Forum” there appears a challenge upon the “Wets” of North Dakota. The writer does not mean to criticize anyone, however, he signed the petition for the repeal of the prohibition clause in our N. D. Con- stitution, His intention by doing 89, as he sees it, does not mean a step back to dark ages, but means a step forward in civilization and protecting human life and property. The writer does not believe in open saloons. He believes in the highest respected living life given the American people in the consti- tution that “our forefathers made, which conetitution also gives us the right to alter laws that cause de- struction to human lives by poisoned moonshine. If the government would control or sell the liquor and manufacture it, it surely would be pure liquor, not poisoned moonshine. Enact laws with severe penalties upon persons who give or sell to minors any in- toxicating liquor, making, it a felony fer any person to operate a AUTOMOBILE OWNERS ATTENTION! |, We have all the necessary blanks, schedules and informa- tion necessary for making out your 1928 License and Title Applications. You can save time and avoid the congestion * @ Edward W. Franta of Lidgerwood visited friends in Bismarck Satur- day en route to his home from Texas, where he has been editing a newspaper. Mr. Franta has pur- chased an interest in the Cavalier County Republican at Langdon and will in the future be associated with Mark Forkner in tKe publication of that weekly paper. o ment by having this done at our office. - Members of Be gerne coma BUSINESS cael co. Pioneers association w! meet al : i k the Grand Pacific hotel parlors’ at “iss y Public 8 o'clock Wednesday evening to ry make preliminary plans for the an- nual banquet and celebration which wifl be held in the mear future. A full attendance fs desired at the meeting Wednesday aight. TONIGHT — Mon. & Tues. Miss Nina Arnold of Dickinson spent the week-end in Bismarck as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Regan. ae Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Sailer of Stanton spent Saturday here look- ing after business interests. Mrs. A. Johansen has returned from Minot, where she spent a few days visiting with relatives. Matinee Every Day at 2:30 Mrs. John E. Williams has re- turned to Washburn after trans- acting business here. | Mrs. John Rule of New Salem was the guest of friends in this city Friday and Saturday, Mrs. George E, Smith will enter- tain the Mothers Service club Tues- day evening at 7 380. | : M. B. Demming left Saturday evening for a short business trip to the Twin Cities. 4 Miss Dorothy McNally of Moffit visited friends in Bismarck this week-end, . *. * William McAllister of Braddock was. a business caller in this city Saturday. een Mrs. G. H. Leick of Hebron spent i in Bismarck, transacting eee Mrs. J, J, Rue will be hostess to members of the local W. C. T. U. at.a meeting Tuesday afternoon. ‘The flaming beauty of “Flesh and the Devil” is here how in a } thrilling picturisation of the triumphs ‘and loves of a great Comedy=—“Live News” drunkards, common nuisances or at the Motor Vehicle Depart- THE BISMARCK TRIBUNV still to manufacture intoxicating Winter Waterwear Le ALLDATA ernment to do so; abolish suspend- ing of sentence or probation to per- sons convicted of violating such laws. The writer verily believes this is a step forward in civiliza- tion and not back to dark ages, yes, furthermore he belleves it will re- duce taxation. Very sincerely, JULIUS MEYER. f At the Movies | en CAPITOL THEATRE “Alias the Deacon,” his latest Universal-Jewel production, which comes to the Capitol theatre here tonight, is an outstanding example of the type of picture he prefers. It tells a simple story of a few hu- man beings in a typical American town and without huge sets, or great mobs or spectacular effects, it has managed to win the plaudits of critics and public wherever it has been shown. Jean Hersholt, the IAN SNONUSER GRAIN ANTE DAATT UN URE IE FMA Wy This bathing suit of pleated rasp- berry jersey shorts, combined with silk patterned in red, black, beige and white squares, shows a tend- ency toward more feminine styles even in sports. possibly screer’s foremost character artist, plays the juvenile leads, with lyrtle Stedman, Lincoln Plummer, Ned Sparks, Maurice Murphy, Tom Kennedy, George West and others in prominent supporting roles. June Marlowe-and Ralph Graves tlays the starring role in the pic- ture, which, incidentally brings the star and director of that popular production, “The Old Soak” to- gether again. i and Lowell Sherman ure featured “Alias the Deacon” is based on|in “The Divine’ Woman,” the story the stage success of the same name] of the loves and triumphs of a great by John B. Hymer, and was adapted to the screen by Charles Kenyon, the prominent playwright and scen- arist. ELTINGE THEATRE Greta Garbo with Lars’ Hanson actress, at the Eltinge tonight and | f Tuesday, i Greta Garbo, was born i holm, Sweden, of non-pr parents. Followig the letion of her education in the Stockholm ublic schools she attended the joyal Dramatic Academy where she learned the profession of acting. Chosen from among the lesser play ers of the stage she was cast i onc Siock- | t sional of the leading feminine roles in! American forces in Nicaragua was “Gosta Berling’s Saga” a film in/plocked today by Senator Short- which Lars Hanson had the leading! ridge, Republican, California, male role. ‘ Her first American film appear- ance was in Ibanez’ “The Torrent.” With the release of that productio ne picture w s,” waich even more firmly her as an artist of tal- ivid personality. Her next appearance was with Join Gilbert in “Flesh and the Devil” aad “Love, the latter an adaptation of Tolstoi’s | “Anna Karenina.” . : Arbitration Treaty | With France Signed Washington, Feb. —- (AP) —A hew arbitration treaty with France was signed shortly after 11 o'clock today by Robert E. Olds, under-sec-| retary of state, for the United States, and Ambassador Paul eal J del for France, Revision of peace treaties be- tween the United States and Fran became an accomplished fact with signatures of the pact. The treaty supersedes the arbitration treaty which expir February, 27. It will become el- success, ' agency. 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