The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 18, 1928, Page 5

.., | Social and Personal Cos 4 > ‘ o a > mA OK 4 & "FRIDAY, MAY 18, 1928 Upstreamers Class ‘Gives Banquet at Evangelical Church The Upstreamers class of the Evangelical church were hosts to the Phi Beta Alpha class at a ban- quet Thursday evening. Miss Florence Agre acted as toastmistress, calling for toasts upon the theme, “The Ideal Sunday School Class.” Esther Agre, Esther and Alta Bremer, William Lingen- felder and Christ Delzer responded with short talks. Mrs. John Bowcrs and Mrs. John Delzer were in charge of the ban- quet. The guests were entertained at a social evening. a Telephone Operators Entertain Mothers at Informal Reception Telephone operator: at the local Northwestern Bell Telephone office were hostesses to their mothers Wednesday afternoon fram 3 to 5 o'clock at an informal _ reception. Miss Anastasia Skelly, chief opera- tor, received the quests, A short program, including a talk by F. H. Waldo, manager of the local company, was given in the company rest room. Following the program the guests were escorted through the new building. Refresh- ments were served during the aft- ernoon. About 25 guests attendcd the re- ception, Miss Madge King Hostess at Cards Miss Madge King entertained at bridge Wednesday evening at her home. There were guests for four tables. Miss Eunice Cain and Mrs. Elmer Boepple won high scores in the eve- ning’s games, after which a course luncheon was served. Miss King used cherry blossoms to decorate the rooms and tables. oe 8 W. S. Smith of Fargo, i agent for the Northern Pacific Rail- way company, {s a Bismarck busi- special ness visitor today. Mr. Smith re- cently came to North Dakota from Spokane to succeed George D. Me- Dowell, who was special agent in this territory for many years. Mr. McDowell and Mr. Smith exchanged posts. «2 0 Bismarck High School Alumni association will hold its 41st ban- quet May 28 at the Grand Pacific hotel, according to Miss Mary Cram, reservation chairman. The 1923 graduating class will be in charge of the banquet this year. Rose Kupper of Dickinson, win- ner of the amateur event in the state high school typewriting con- test. at Grand Forks this week, is in Bismarck today, en route to her home, eee Rev. Randal T. Capen, missionary, will speak ,at the Baptist church this evening on his experiences in China. The public is invited to at- tend. eee Chapter F of P. E. O. will meet Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the Presbyterian church. All mem- bers are urged, to attend. Miss Doris Ferguson returned to her home at Minot today after visit- ing here as the guest of her aunt, Mrs. William Barneck. ° A. daughter was born Thursday at St. Alexius hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Nick Stecker, of, Glen Ullin, Judge J. A. Coffey of Jamestown is transacting business in Bismarck today. ace Dance tonight at Lockwood Hall, Menoken, N. D. Karl Alm’s Orchestra. Buy Diamonds now at Bar- neck’s Jewelry Sale. Miss Mabel Breen Is Guest of Honor at Bridge Dinner it of ursday irs, F. E. Diehl and Miss Hildor Simonson entertained at Miss Breen's marriage to Paul Halloran will oc- Miss Mabel Breen was honor at a bridge dinner evening when the Diehl home. cur early in June. A color scheme of yellow, white and green was carried out in the table appointments, while plum blossoms furnished a floral note in the decorations. Bridge was played at three tables following the dinner, and high score was won by Miss Anna Marie Manning. The guests pre- sented Miss Breen with a gift of silver, m ‘“ . Farewell Party for Ida Weikums Mrs. H. W. Potter and Mrs. R. H. Allen entertained at a farewell a? Wednesday evening in honor of Mrs. Allen’s sister, Miss Ida Weikums, who left Thursday for Seattle, Wash. Whist was played at three tables during the evening, with prizes go- ing to Mrs. Frank Burbage and L. Halzenbuehler, and John Delzer. A two-course luncheon was served at the conclusion of the games. Rosella Mahoney was carried out in the decoration of the tables, while plum blossoms and yellow tapers were used as cen- terpieces. a gi eee Bismarck friends will be inter- ested in the announcement that Miss Myrtle Lee of Carrington, who has been in charge of vital statist in the state health department, hi been awarded a scholarship at Johns Hopkins university for post-grad ate work. Miss Lee will enter Johns Hopkins about October 1, Mrs. James Foley of Pasadena, |q Calif. wife of the North Dakota poet and former resident of tl Mrs. G._J. Worner and Mr. and|% Mrs. E. F. Trepp went to Cole-|% harbor Thursday to attend the funeral services for Mrs. P. A. Sigurdson. eee Miss Mabel Bergquist of Wavh-/% burn was a guest in this city Thurs- | % peers Ste ES Lucas Blk. Bismarek, N. D. Capitol TONIGHT AND SATURDAY Theatre The Wonder Dog in Warner Bros. present Also Comedy and News Coming Starting Monday JOHN BARRYMORE in “When a Man Loves” his greatest picture Mrs. A. R. Miesen Is Named President of Mothers Service Club Mrs. A. R. Miesen was elected President of the Mothers Service elud at the last meeting of the sea- son, held Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. J. A. Fleck. Mrs. John R. Fleck was named vice president, and Mrs. H. A. Gran, ing the business meeting, Mrs. lock served refreshments. saleaaha THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE Ind., in August. North Dakota will send a delegate to this meeting. Mrs. Sophie Johnson of Beards- town, Ill, is visiting in Bismarck as the house guest of Mrs. F. E. Titus at 212 West Thayer. Mrs. Johnson plans to spend the summer L. lan * Misa Dorothy Keller left today ee 8 | " t is i iwith relatives in Bismarck, New for Minot, whers she will be the | been transacting business in this Salem and Wilton, ‘ est of Miss Inez Leighton for a Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Tavis have jcity for the last few days. Members of Pan-Hellenic will meet Monday evening at a brid, party at the home of Mrs. C. ema. Those who plan to attend are requested to phone Mrs. Dur- sema for reservations by Sunday evening. week-end from Newark, he was called by the serious illness of his father. | we A regular meeti ; | Girls will be held Saturday evening at 7:30 at the, Masonic temple, a speaker at the meeting of the North Dakota State speakers on the program are Ida M. bY ge! and Martha Kilander ofiGamma sorority at special services | ¢ justment.” : .|ficers are Dr. Ald color scheme of green and yellow|¢ inf Weikums was presented with | ¢ . State Chiropodists Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Bro left today for Aberdeen, S. D., where thed to Meet Here Sunday —_—- ill ke their hi » The J. L. Barth of this city will be made thet hoes ‘in this ag the past year. Mr. Bro is represen- tative of the Schilling Coffee com- Society of Chiropodists which will be held] pany. Sunday at the Prince hotel, Bis- at ae Thurad marek. Mr. Barth will talk on| Miss Shirley Penner, daughter of “Corrective Shoe Fitting.” Other} Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Penner of this city, was initiated into the North “Preventative | Dakota university chapter of Delta Melin of Fargo, Minot, “Karph Method of Foot Ad-| Monday evening. en Lot owners of Fairview cemetery | % will meet Friday evening at 7:30 at | % the Gof court room when elec- | § tion of officers will be held. Any|% interested lot owner is invited to/® attend. Election of officers will be held at this meeting. The present of- ‘lara Westphal, Bis- marck, president; Daisy Shannon, Fargo, vice president; Gertrude Page, Williston, secretary and treasurer. dee died x The State Society of Chiropodists! Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Weber left is affiliated with the National As-| today for their home at Havana, N. iation which will hold its 17th] D., after spending the week here as annual convention at Indianapolis,| guests of Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Arness. Silver and Shell Pink Brocade + « « in captivating al- liance feature this charm- ing side opening Wrap- around for the woman who demands the beauti- ful in all things. Appeaiingly light and dainty, the Wrap- around pictured here brings to the average figure, straight youthful lines. Durability is not sacrificed to loveliness, however. This model owes its admirable fitting qualities to the skilful placing of light boning and pliant elastic side panels, A tiny trim of French miniature rosebuds and frilly hose support- ers impart a dainty finish. $3.50 and $5.00 Attention is called to our very complete line of Warner's Hip bee ab garters attached. iced a $1.25 up Webb Brothers “Merchandise of Merit Only” Mrs. Weber was a delegate to the Degree of Honor convention, held this week in Mandan, H. Richmond will few days, C. G. Fuerst of Stanton spent Wednesday in this city while trans- acting business. ues . Mrs. L. Berkholtz of Hazelton was the guest of friends in this Wednesday. Mrs. Edwin Heaton of McKenzie was a business caller in this city lay. A.W. LUCAS CO. Basement Lunch Room Saturday Hours—9:30 A. M. to 7:30 P. M. Plate BREADED PORK CHOPS BUTTERED MASHED POTATOES AND GRAVY BREAD AND BUTTER Plate Supper JELLIED CHICKEN WITH FRESH TOMATOES CREAMED NEW POTATOES GREEN PEAS BREAD AND BUTTER Saturday Candy Special Chocolate Creams—the old fashioned creamy center milk chocolate coated— Sale Price Saturday, a pound .......29¢ aime this 1l., where | of the Rainbow city Miss Helen Torns of Fort Yates | the past three v has returned home, having been, in-law end daugh discharged from St. Alexius hos-| Paul Pecht. gre ital. Yi Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Webb re- Harry Lobach drove to Grand /turned to Bismarck today after {Forks this week to attend the May ;spending the winter in California, Fete which will be held this week- | w. end at the state university. J.C. Anderson of Wishek has PAGE FIVE 3 with her son-/ » Mr. and Mrs. jFecently purchased the W. A. 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