The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 23, 1928, Page 5

a: | ' Sa vf was a business 3 FRIDAY, MARCH Zs, 1928 Lutheran Church Will Broadcast Musical Program The Trinity Lutheran church of Bismarck will sponsor a program which will be broadcast Sunday afternoon at 2 o’clock from KFYR. S. P. Orwoll is director of the church choir and Miss Jeanette Myhre will be accompanist for the program Sun- ‘dey. ‘The following numbers have been arranged: Curschman arranged by Lerman Vulpius rinity Lutheran Church Choir Christ Enthroned Within ........ F. Holton Risen, as He Said K. O. Sellers Trinity Luther le Chorus Sermonette ... Rev. I. G. Monson Though Your Sins Be as Scarlet... ost ... W. H, Doane Nearer, My God, to Thee, Herbert Johnson Trinity Lutheran Male Chorus Trust in God . Abt Trinity Lutheran Ladies Chorus Welcome, Sweet Grace .... J. L. Macy The Lord Is Risen Today .... Mumma Trinity Lutheran Church Choir Selected Pipe Organ Numbers H. K, Pederson Mr. and Mrs. Morris « Give Pretty Party Baskets of Spring flowers in pastel colors decorated the rooms for the bridge party given Thurs- day evening by Mr. and Mrs. Earl H. Morris in compliment to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Milhollan. There were guests for four tables of cards, and honors in the games were won by Frank Aughney and Mrs. Milhollan. Mr. and Mrs. Milhollan were presented with a gift. At the con- clusion of the games a\ luncheon course was served at tables at- tractively appointed in dainty col- ors. Places were marked for 24 guests. eee Mis: Matilda Molendorf, who has een teaching near Wing, spent hursday with friends in Bismare! ~ uta to her home in Sioux Falls, | freshment course was serve | close of the afternoon, ee H. Mackley of Minot is American Artists Furnish Theme For '. Music Club Meeting! American artists were discussed by the members of the Thursday Musical club when they were enter-! tained Thursday by Mrs. G. B. Har- ris at the Business and Professional Women’s club rooms. As leader of the pemting, J. Arnot gave brief sketche careers 0! Farrar, Jeritza, Talley. Mrs. V. J. LaRose sang “Dann Boy” by Weatherly, and Mrs. J. French sang “Down Here” by May Brahe, Miss Elizabeth Jones chose two Girl, by rogram was con- luet from Madame by Madame irs, W. J. songs, “The Old Fashioned and “Oft in the Stilly Night” Stevenson. The cluded with the Butterfly, Puccini, sun; Hermann Scheffer an Targart, : Friends Entertain For Mrs. A. Baltzer | A group of friends entertained at in O1 Arthur Baltzer, whose marriage occurred recently. Five tables of bridge were in play the games Mrs. Baltzer was presented a shower Wednesday evening honor of . Mrs, during the evening. After with many beautiful gifts. A course luncheon was served at a late hour, eee Mrs. A. R. Tavis Is Hostess at Bridge A. R. Tavis entertained Thursday afternoon, honoring Mrs. . Mur- leaving Bismarck Mrs. Earl Draper and Mrs. R. J. phy, who are soon, Sweet peas and early ‘Spring col- ors were used in decorating the tables. The afternoon was spent at Mrs. Spencer Boise won bridge an high score in the games. Mrs. J. a s. ta b., having completed her school de eoeoe N. ©. Bystrom left Thursday for Twin Cities where he will at- 1 a Lutheran Synod convention » delegate from the local Luther- an heech, Bere Royal Neighbors will hold a ge sale Friday and Saturday, 30 and 31, in the _ buildin ‘ly occupied by the Bismare! hop. The mi sarc aris Jur eee A bazaar and food salé will be giv. | Saturday, March 31, at Hos- kig -Meyer by the Bismarck Hos« eit, alumnag_ association. see Mr, and Mrs. Henry Malhman have returned from Plato, Minn., -here they were called by the death of Mr, Mahiman’s mother, oe ¢ \\ Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Thompson ‘Af Artas, 8. D., have returned home “after spending several days in this city with friends, z . Mrs. George Phelan of Milbank, S. D., is visiting in Bismarck today as the guest of her daughter, Miss Frances Phelan. ‘ Frank Barnes, who has been se- riously ill with pneumonia for the past few days, is reported somewhat better’ today. eee Mrs. Fred Pofter and daughter, Dorothy, have returned to their home at Shields after spending some time in Bismarck, s.@ee Mr. and Mrs, E. J. Peterson of Washburn were guests in this city for a few days ‘this week. oes “ Floyd Sperry will return from ~Bteele this evening, where he has been transacting business. eee Judge Thomas H. Pugh of Dick-j) inson is spending the week in Bis- marck on business. ‘ oe Miss Dorothy Schnecker of Carson | is the house guest of her sister, Mrs, John Forister. . . John Thorpe of Minot, formerly of Bismarck, spent Wednesday here on business, . oe Mrs. D. Chadwick of Breien visited friends in Bismarck. for a few days _ this week. eee George Bangs of Grand Forks is spending the week in Bismarck on business. Pr Mrs. Frank E. Marshall of Beulah ler here Thursday, First Lutheran church food sale Saturday at 11 a. m. at 206 Broadway, next door to Bismarck Dairy. Bread, buns, pies, cakes, cookies and baked beans for sale. Remember the Fourth An- nual Spring Opening Exhibi- tion tonight. Music through- out the evening and souvenirs Bd the ladies Bismarck Cloak op. i All the famous spending the week in Bismarck in attendance at the special services at the Presbyterian church, eee Dale Simon left Thursday for Minneapolis where he will attend the opening of the new Minnesota theatre, e@e Mrs. J. Schroeder and Mrs. R. Mitchell of Wilton are transacting business in Bismarck this week. eee A daughter was born Thursda: St. Alexius hospital to Mr. and ref George Whitney of Driscoll. Mr. and Mrs. C. Mrs. W. Olson of Bucyrus guests in Bismarck this week, R. A. Kinzer of Litchville has re- turned home after spending a few days hére on business. soe 8 H. Fisher of Hague spent Thurs-| day in this city ooking a iter busi- ness affairs, ree Mrs. J. S. Stevens of Falkirk is| visiting friends in this city for few days. ‘ ‘ ° The T. C. H. club will hold a candy sale Saturday at the Grand Pacific hotel. eee _Mrs. Roy Sheldon of Washburn visited friends in this city Wednes- day. Mrs, A. 8 of the the following artists: McCormack and} A re- d at the al rs. E. Ellefson and were ——_—____—_- + Home Hints “NSS SS GORLD SSS SSS FRENCHY—This interesting, table group centers around one of the; popular Bouillotte lamps copied: from a French ori 5 ——— aa. f Notes on Special Church Services || ° A large number of ex-service men | were in attendance at the service held last evening at the Presbyterian | church, when the Rev. A. C. Hill, himself an ex-service man, spoke on} the subject of “The Idler.” The Rev. Paul S. Wright led the half-hour of congregational singing which was entered into with enthusiasm, Mrs. Mackley sang “The Rose of Sharon” and “Christ in Flanders.” : “The idler,” said the Rev. Hill, “is guilty of dropping buckets into empty wells and drawing nothing out. There are a great many men and women today who have no con- ception of what it means to be a real Christian. Too many of us are satisfied simply because we are.do- ing no harm. A garden is not a treasure merely because of the ab- sence of weeds; a rosebush is not valued by the fewness of its thorns, but by its roses. In every church there are‘men and women who think they are going to gain sainthood by sitting idly by. e always make the night blacker when we forget that it is:not only our duty to be good but to do good. “Emptiness is positive sin,” he continued. “When you look over this city and think of its sin, its evil and its godlessness, then surely you will be moved to tears. But, Christian men and women, it is not enough that we should be moved to tears and let our crying end with crying. Like the master himself let us go down and rescue men and women from their sins. You wjll remem- ber Christ once cured a fig tree, not because it was bearing poisonous fruit, but because it bore no fruit at all. He, therefore, taught that in order to be lost it was not necessary it | Matinee Every Day at 2:36 TONIGHT — Friday MARY ASTOR , LLOYD HUGHES Remember the Fourth An- nual Spring Opening Exhibi- tion tonight. Music through- cut the evening and souvenirs for the ladies Bismarck Cloak “Sailors Wives” She sailed the ship of rv. mance into a raging sea of dissipation and cut the Hie- Shop. Dr. Enge Chiropractor Drugless Physician Lucas Bik. Bismarck, N. D. In What Month Is Your Birthday? On your Birthday send your Mother Flo’ Hoskins-Meyer Home of KFYR Oriental Dishes served at The Patterson, formerly ‘McKenzie, Hotel Chinese Chop Suey Mushroom Chop Suey Chicken Chop Suey Fried Noodle Chow Mein. - Chicken Yatcamein Egg Foyoung Sub Gum Warmein These dishes are prepared to order by Oriental... Sn Mnes that bound her to her past! You'll know why after you've seen this sereen version of Warner Fabian’s sensational story! Pathe Review and Comedy SATURDAY The Mystery Melodrama “THE _ THIRTEENTH HOUR” Based on the stage hit thriller with Lionel Barrymore 2B SDDOMARUR LNIDUNG PAGE PIVE te do positive wrong but simply by useless, and women do not go ge,” he declared, “when they are but when they are idle. What is the cure? There is only one way I know of and that is by fullness— by bringing in the opposite of evil. “I want to tell you, young men and women,” he concluded, “that the that all you can bring to Christ is empty hands. Let us go out and use our hands for him; let us win an- other soul for him, so that we may enter his presence and he will be able to say, ‘Well done’.” e 1, Is it customary, after finish- ing with the services of a coach for pay his or her salary? 2. How is it possible to tell one’ day will come when you will regret) PRU rrr ST | Hints on Etiquet | ae ole, | a dramatic club, to do more than | by the way she treats her social inferiors? | 3. What attitude should be taught children in regard to serv- ants? _ The Answers 1. It is nice to send a note of aeration, a book or other little gift. 2. The well-bred woman ‘is, more considerate than the ordinary 'wom- an. 8. Consideration, respect for their work and under no consideration should they bully them or be rude. ——_—_—_—_—_—_— '| Bridge Me Another eee BY W. W. WENTWORTH ‘. | l oo |_ CAbbreviations: king; Q—queen; J—jack; \—. any card lower than 10.) 1—Partner bids major. hould you make jump bid? “T like Nash’s Deli- ~ cious Coffee. 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K—| When| *% | | Bill (from Show Boat) 2—In what two ways do your opponents ascertain your holdings? 3—With love score should you double in preference to Kate “od game if you can set by three trické? The Answers “ 1—When holding fair strength in partner's suit; weakness in other ma- jor and substantial strength in side cards, 2—By your bidding and your dis- cards. 8—Try for game if you cannot set 400 points. Here's smooth dancing stuff, with a bit of cheerful patter in the vocal refrain to keep you smiling. Roger Wolfe Kahn and His stra pack the measures with interesting instrumental effects. The other rec- ords are worth heari id hav. ing!—too. 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