The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 28, 1928, Page 5

TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 98 1998 : parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albin Hed- strom, THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE PAGE FIVE: lowns” is at work on another, discharged from St. Alexius hospi-/ at her home in the Mason apart-|make a charming table decoration.| boy in the Birmingham News build- tal. a Ris ments, Most persons prefer flowers for|ing, has sold his first short story| first story was accepted by a maga- ioe And Bd bl ie Fr other head ee t ‘ and in between his “ups and] zine, - Sci The state board of nurse examin-| Dr. M. MacGregor of Fargo is inj 2. It depends on the type of meal | <e_n——e Papers on eae ers will conduct examinations for] the city today as the guest of his/ served. Social and Personal Read at Meeting of Local Study Club the registration of nurses April 24 son, J. G. MacGregor. 3. Formal groupings of flowers, — or a set centerpiece, with candles in and 25 at Fargo. Miss Mildred ‘ ©} individual holders or candelabra, Clark of Devils Lake is secretary); POI caresses ora sa Hints on Etiquet | Ce ees . ni « 0 of discus-| of the board. —_.______——-—--—-@|_ Benefit dinner and lunch Gives Party For Becomes Bride of {sic cena asthe wopis, of discus: Mrs. L. W. Page of Elbowoode has |, 25, When ate. allver platters ef] tor the Fort Lincoln Chapter, Father, G. W. Payne Charles D. Furrer] Siusy club which was held Monday oy 'alacharges from Su Alextus | {Tale Apropriste centerpleces for 8) so te tae Mothers, will McAneney. hospital. 2. Should flowers be placed in- In honor of the seventy-sixth} Migs Elanor R. Meisner of this a ~ the couple. . birthday anniversary of her father, G. W. Payne, Mrs. H. W. Herman entertained informally Sunday after- noon. Bouquets of tulips decorated the rooms, and at the close of the after- noon little Miss Palma Fisher pre- sented the guest of honor with a decorated birthday cake. Places were marked for 20 guests at the course luncheon. Mr. Payne is a pioneer of Emmons county but is now making his home here with his daughter, Mrs, Herman, County Council of P.T. A. Meets Here Saturday Afternoon The second county council of P. T. A. in Burleigh county met in the courtroom Saturday afternoon, representatives from six organiza- tions being present. The meeting was called to order by the chairman, County Superinten- dent Madge Runey, and State Presi- dent A. E. Thompson of Washburn gave a most interesting and inspir- ational talk. This was followed by reports from the various organiza- tions and a round table discussion of P. T. A. problems was led by Mr. Thompson. The next meeting will be held in e April. ee Catherine Bader Honoree at Party Bader were hostesses Saturday eve- ning in honor of the birthday anni- versary of Miss Catherine Bader. Five tables of bridge were in play and high scores were won by Miss Billie Newton and Miss Emma Bader. The hostesses served a luncheon course at the close, of the evening. ° B. and P. W. Bridge Club Is Entertained The Business and Professional Women’s bridge club was entertained Saturday evening by Misses Rita Murphy and Mary Huber at the Murphy home, There were guests for three tables and high score in the games was won by Miss Rose Huber. At the con- clusion of the games a luncheon course was served. Tulips furnished an_ attractive floral note in the decoration scheme. os Vagabonds Club Meets Saturday The Vagabonds Bridge club met Saturday evening at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Giles Personius. After a potluck dinner, bridge was played at three tables. A. L. Overbee and Mrs. J. E. O'Neil won score prizes in the eve- ning’s game, . ef Miss Esther M. Birkemo of Sioux Falls, S. D., and Merville O’Hearn of this city were married here Sat- arday afternoon by Rev. John Morange, district superintendent of the Methodist church. Mrs. Morange and Mrs. Walter E. Vater attended Mr. and Mrs. O’Hearn will make their home at-930 Fourth street. ewe Judge Fred Jansonius of this city spent Saturday in Grand Forks with his son, Clifford E. Jansonius who is attending the state university. Judge Jansonius was en route to Carrington where he is conducting @ term of district, court, Nat Lattimore of this city has been admitted to a local hospital suffering with a fractured foot re- ceived when he was kicked by a horse Saturday at the Amos Robi- dou farm near Bismarck. Mr. Latti- nore is resting casily today. Miss Stella Hilleboe, who has ‘pent the week-end here with Gov- srnor and Mrs. A. G. Sorlie and with her mother, Mrs. O. B. Hille- ‘oe, returned to Ellendale Monday, where she is dean of women at the itate normal and industrial school, The Philathea Sunday School tlass of the Presbyterian church will serve a plate supper Wednes- fay evening at 6 o'clock at the thurch, eee Noel Clothier of Medina is a guest at the home of his brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. A. 4, Clothier. Mrs. H. W. Herman |Eleanor R. Meisner = Monday evening in compliment Mrs. J. P, Kelley and Miss Emma| pa iyvee,0f the members, Misses city and Charles D. Furrer of Wishek were married here Saturday after- noon at the home of the bride’s mother, Mrs. C, A. Meisner. Rev. A. H. Ermel read the marriage service. Miss Mary Zahn and J. C. Meisner were the attendants. Following the ceremony a wedding dinner was served at the Meisner home. Mr. and Mrs. home in Wishek, Mr. and Mrs. “Backman Will Sail March 9 For Visit in Sweden will make their Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Backman of marek this evening for New York city from when they will sail March 9 for Sweden on the Drotningholm, Swedish-American line. They will land in Gottenberg, Sweden, and will visit for some time at Trothatten, where they will set- tle the estate of John Erickson, Mrs. ‘kman's ther. Mr. and Mrs, Backman expect to spend about a year in Sweden. Their last visit to that country was made in 1923,. — Alumnae Association Gives Theatre Party The Bismarck hospital alumnae association entertained at a theatre Pansy Etling, Emma Bladeau and Minnie » Who are leaving Bis- marck in the near future. After the first performance at a local theatre, the remainder of the evening was spent informally at the Business and fessional Women’s club rooms. Refreshments served at a late hour, . Monday Club Meets With Mrs. Knowles Mrs. F. A. Knowles was hostess to were members of the Monday club at her | W: home enteme | afternoon. 4 eee subjects det) ees on luring rogram of papers. Mrs. H. A. Brandes spoke on “Our Low- ered Infant Death Rate.” Mrs. W. E. Lahr’s paper on “Mod- ern Poetry” was followed by the reading of “Tristan,” Edwin Arling- ton jinson, by Mrs. H. S. Dobler. Several musical numbers were giv- en by Alice Knowles. . The regular social meeting of the Business and Professional Women’s club will be held this evening at 8 o’clock in the class room of the nurses’ home of the Bismarck hos- pital. The health committee of the club is in charge of the program at which a group of nurses will demon- Strate a series of health posters. Miss Susan Schaeffer is chairman of the committee, and will be assist- ed by Misses Esther Teichmann and Catherine McDonald and Mrs. A. Sorlie. ele Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Simpson and son and satan Clarence and Lillian, will leave Wednesday for Superior, Wis., where they will make their home. Mr. Simpson, who has been superintendent of the Missouri River division of the Soo line for the past year, will be in charge of the uluth-Superior division, The Daughters of Norway will give an old time dance Wednesday evening at the A. O. U. W. hall. Old time music will be featured. Dur- ing the evening the Sons of Norway will serve supper, | The Trinity Lutheran Ladies aid will meet Thursday afternoon at 3 o’clock in the church parlors. Mrs. I. G. Monson, Mrs. Harry Hanson and Mrs. Martha Teigen will act as hostesses, eee Mrs, J. B. Cowan and grandson have to Leith after spend- ing the past week*in Bismarck with Mrs. Cowan’s daughter and son, Mrs, Tra Herbert and William Cowan, iis and Mis, JF. Coontia of Salts r 8 junday here en rot fo these Rome from points in the east- ern part of the, state. Mrs. Porter Nelson of Baldwin is visiting here for a few days with her husband, who is a patient at the Bismarck hospital, “ Ted Hedstrom of Still spent the week-end here as the guest of his AJB clean-limbed Strength Always in your coffee cup whether you drinkit or strong—when you serve this blend. Scientific current events were giv- en in response to roll call white ene remainder of the evening was de- votél to papers. Mrs. Pen- ner repo! on Edison and his in- ventions. Mrs. George Buck read a paper on Burbank and his work. Musical Talent Is Displayed by Indian Students The musical talent of the pupils from the Indian school has been dis- played upon several occasions in ismarck, The students will again be presented in a recital Thursday evening at the city auditorium in a program which has been arranged b: y {| their director, Mrs. Hermann Schef- Grass Lake township will leave Bis-| f fer. A silver offering will be taken at the conclusion of the program. The public is cordially inv’ ited to attend. Mrs. Blisabeth Preston Anderson returned to Park River Monday, after spending a few days in this city. eer Miss Ann Lowe of Grand Forks is the house guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Stratton, at Person Court. ™ John Hise ret f Lap lia ae a usiness caller in Valley > arnt Saturday, returning to this sity § Ys Mrs. L. J. Garske of Bismarck! [I underwent an operation at St. Alex- ius hospital Monday morning. Mrs. George Kontos has been dis- charged from St. Alexius hospital after undergoing an operation. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Cool have as their house guest Mrs. Cool’s mother, Mrs. H. J. Greve of Bentley. The Fortnightly club will meet Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock with Mrs, William Nuessle, e Miss Pearl E. Johnson has return- ed to Wilton after spending the week-end here with friends. Mr. and Mrs. George Piepkorn of ing spent Monday here, looking after business affairs. W. Gillespie and G. Gunderson were Grand Forks callers in Bis- marck this week-end, Mr. and Mrs, A. J. Sondenbeck of Garrison are business callers in Bismarck this, week. Ross Cullen of Hensler is a guest at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs, M, J. Cullen, . Miss Gertrude S. Ness of Menoken was the guest of friends here for the week-end. ee Harry O'Neill of McKenzie is transacting business in Bismarck this week. eee Mrs. C. R, Crawford and little son of Moffit are guests in Bismarck G.| this week. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Ryan of Minot were business callers in Bismarck Saturday. vg ae Mrs. Ed Luder of Zap has_re- turned to her home, having been Earn More! WRITE PAUL @ Enter the best paid profession for women, Get your training in the Northwest's largest Hairdressing School. Prepare yourself for a life of independence and happiness, A few weeks’ training will ft you. Skilled instructors at your com- mand. 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