The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 27, 1928, Page 5

am to FRIDAY, APRIL 27, 1928 THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE PAGE FIVE. Social and Personal Junior Red Cross of Norway Greets No. Dak. Children In answer to Christmas packages | and greetings sent by the school! children of Burleigh county to the Junior Red Cross of Norway, letters; and picture postcards have recently arrived in return. The Junior Red Cross of Nor- way has not beer organi: long, and the children seem to bd delight- ed with the remembrances from members of the Junior Red Cross in America with whom they may become acquainted. Several of the letters received by schools in Bismarck were written in Norwegian and accompanied by translations and scenes of that country. One translation included “I wish I could put down on paper the joy amongst the children when the parcel was opeved and the ckil- dren each got their presents, and I hope we shall be able to send you something in return next year.” Another read, “The first day we were back to school after the Christ- mas holidays we had a great sur- prise. We got a big parcel through the Norwegian Junior Red Cross. On opening it we were all dclighted to see the nice and uscfu! presents you sent us.” The children of Burleigh county have been equally as delighted in hearing from their friends in that far away land, Former Resident of Bismarck Is Lauded Harry F, MacLean, former Bis- marck resident, who is now head of the Dominion Construction company of Toronto, has been honored _re- cently in press notices from Can- adian papers. The Manitoba Free Press recently carried a story of the Flin Flon rail- way which is being built by the Dominion Construction cg to carry supplies into the Flin Flon mine. Quoting Mr. MacLean, the article said: “We have 1,500 men at work now. There is a distance of 35 miles to cover yet through rocky country where going will naturally be slow- er, but the road site has been opened up and preliminary work is un- der way.” Mr. MacLean predicts that the rail connection to the famous Flin Flon mine will be completed by the end of the vear. Arthur Hunt Chute, famous au- thor and, mazagine writer, mentions Heery MacLean in an_ interview written shortly after the author’s return from a trip along the Hud- son Bay railway. Discussing the progress of the Hudson Bay coun- try Mr. Chute says: “Take Harry MacLean, the rail: way builder up there. He builds a mile and a half of line a day. On January 3 he ct-~t-4 the Flin Flon line, and by March 16, when I left, he had 53 miles completed. The whole affair gets bigger and ;dren. The final performance of the bigger.” Harry MacLean is the son of Mrs, Mary Maclean of 104 West Thayer, Bismarck. ink Friends in Bismarck will be in- terested in the annouy/ ment of the recent marriage of Miss Muriel E. Robinson, formerly of this city, and William E. Decker of Lone Beach, Calif., which took place in Califor- nia. The bride wore a tan ensemble with a corsage of Cecil Bruner roses and violets. Mr. and Mrs. Decker will make their home in Long Beach. Mrs. Decker is the daughter of Roy Robinson of Bis- marck, eee Mrs. Arnold G. Svendsgard and children, Phyllis and Ira, of San Pedro, Calif., have arrived in this city to spend several months with Mrs. Svendsgard’s mother, Mrs. Ira W. Griffin, and as guests of the H. W. and Gerald Richholt families. Mrs. Svendsgard was formerly Miss Trene Griffin of this city. eee Mr. and Mrs. A, Priske of Mah- nomen, Minn., are the house guests of their son and daughter-in-law, Dr. and Mrs. L, R. Priske, of this city. Sara Miss Madge Runey and Mrs. Frank Brown drove to Ghyiin Thursday to visit schools and to attcnd a meeting of the Tarent- Teachers association. eee Maxwell T. McNeil of Killdeer, former resident of Bismarck, has spent the past, week in this city. Mr, and Mrs. Walter Moen of Leith spent Wednesday in this city while transacting business. Mr. and Mrs. David Schwartz of Golden Valley are transacting busi- ness here this, week-end.’ The F. G. W. club will mest Sat- urday afternoon at 2:30 with Emily Brown at Fort Lincoln. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hahn and son of Miles City, Mont. were guests here Wednesday. Judge Thomas H. Pugh of Vick- inson is a business caller in Bis- marck this week. | e Maurice H. Wasem and R. Cole Smith were Halliday callers in Bis- marck this week. * Madam Roma borm with the double veil of seven sisters will give you a tall Mfe readings will tell your past, present and future; also about love and business affairs, She caa tell you about mining and ofl trensures, Your head and Palm are like an open book te ber. Madam spenks about eight ditterent languages. Don’t fall to see this woman with the gift of God, Readings given by head, palm ané cards. Private reception room for each caller. ‘Will be here one week only. 3223 Main Ave. BISMARCK, N. D. Music Pupils Are Presented at Club Meeting Thursday The program for the Thursday Musical club meeting, held yester- day afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. P, French, was made up of selec- tions by two pupils of each of the three music teachers in the club, Mrs. J. L. Hughes, Mrs. F. M. Davis and Mrs. Hermann Scheffer. The following program was pre- sented: “Impromptu _ Brilliante,” Sartorio, Donna Jean Davis; “Min- uet in G,” Beethoven, Russell Ar- not; “Voi Che Sapete” from Mar- riage of Figaro, Mozart, Polonaise from Mignon, Thomas, Miss Marian Sandin; Polonaise in E Major, Liszt, Buell Quain. “The Moon Behird the Cotton- woods,” Cadman, “Harp of the Leafy Woodland,” Martin, Miss Ra- mona Boepple; Pastoral Varie in G Major, Mozart, A Minor Bach, Mar- guerite et A Mrs. F. M. Davis ad Mrs. John Larson and Mrs. G. Wingreene were named delegates from the Thursday Musical club to attend the state Music Festival at Valley City May 2. Mrs. W. G. Childs ad Mrs. J. L. Hughes assisted the hostess in en.| tertaining. ‘The Tightwad’ Is Played at Matinee A matinee performance of “The Tightwad” was held this afternoon at the auditorium for school chil- Junior class play will be presented at the auditorium this evening. The play is a three-act comedy which has won favor cach time it has been played. The lines clever and the plot intricate. pupils at Bismarck high school, through their active Playmakers chapter, are at all times prepared to do sood work in dramatic produc- tions, Miss Pearl Bryant of the local are The high school faculty is directing “The Tightwad.” rary Mrs. Almaquist Is Hostess at Bridge Mrs. A. R. Almquist entertained at bridge Thursday evening @t her home. tables. Mrs. E. M. Hendricks and Mrs. Donald Snyder won high scores in the evening’s games. At the close of the evening refreshments were served. The tables were attractive- ly decorated in yellow. ° Whist Club Meets With Mrs. Sorsdahl The Jolly Twelve whist club met Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. O. A. Sorsdahl. Prizes in the whist games were awarded to Fred Anderson, Mrs. P, D. Hebegend and Mrs. J. Hanson. After ie games the hostesses served a course luncheon. Mrs. Fred Anderson will be hos- tess at the next meeting. eee The Baptist ladies will hold a| Thi food sale at Hoskins-Meyer Satur- day , afternoon, beginning at 1 o'clock. é Fashion Hints ° | i ¢ Z eS ate SCARF—A new French scarf is of heavy white crepe de chine with the scalloped ends shading from palest yellow to orange. Mrs. Hermann Scheffer and Miss Clara Peltier will go to Dickinson Saturday to sing ona program which will be presented at the re- gional meeting of RPepvident LiLfe Insurance agents Saturday evening. eee The regular business and social mecting of the Luther League of| = the First Lutheran church has been postponed from this evening until next Friday, May 4, on account of the Junior class play. eee Mrs. C. B. Menard has been dis- charged from the Bismarck hospi- tal and is convalescing slowly at the home of her daughter, Mrs. J. L. Hughes. eee Dr. M. MacGregor of Fargo came to Bismarck today to attend the funeral services for Dr. F. R. Smyth, which were held this after- hoon. ene A meeting of the W. C. T. U. will be held Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Emma Varney at 408 Second street. | es Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Loberg of Minot are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Boise this week. eee Rev. W. J. Hutcheson has return- ed to Fargo after a short business trip to this city. eve Miss Mary Nierling of Jamestown Guests were invited for two| Spent Thursday here with friends and on business. | Miss Mary Rott of Bismarck is @ patient at the Bismarck hospital for a few days, s Mrs. R. L. Phelps of Steele visit- The public officers were elected:|/O. C. Olson. vice president; Miss our turkey and chicken Homemakers Club-—| Mable Medicine Crow, secretary. Try y dinner, 75c.—Patterson Hotel. WANTED: — First - Gate. Bushelman at once,—8. E. | Bergeson & Son. the Odd Fellows hall. i The following gle McLean Co. Now Has | eaten oe 12 Homemakers Clubs rs. stella Eagle, president; Mrs. Mrs. F. L. Mortenson of Minot pr aN | Annie White Hall, vice president, is visiting friends in Bismarck this! Washburn, N. D., April 27.—(Spe- ;and Mrs. Katie Packineav, Se ik week. cial to the Tribune)—Four new! Nisu Homemakers Club—Mrs. A. Homemakers’ clubs have been or-'D, Wild, president; Mrs. Ella Simp- ganized in McLean county recently, |son, vice president, an’ Miss Ruth and 67 members have joined. { White Arm, secretary. Meetings and plans were arrenged! Independence Homemakers Club— by L. W. Page of Elbowcods, County Mra, Louise Baker, president; Mrs. | Agent A. L. Norling anc local com- {John Grinnell, vice president, and | mittees. Miss DeLong of the ex-|Mrs. Clara Bott, secretary. Miss/ t m division, agricultural col-|Blanch Young Bear, substitute sec- | lege, meee each ten i 4 jones during June, July and | lained the Homemakers club work. j ust. his now makes a total of 12 Home-| Shell Creek Homemakers Club—| makers clubs for MeLean county. Mrs. Chas. 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