The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 21, 1928, Page 5

Harris Owens and ‘MONDAY, MAY 21, 1928 ‘| Social and Personal | ‘Dr. J. A. Whitmore Elected Head of N. D. Chiropodists Dr. J. A. Whitmore of Minot was elected president of the state Chiro- podists at the meeting held in this city Sunday. Dr. Whitmore suc- ceeds Dr. Clara Westphal of this city. Other officers elected are: Alva M. Glade of Valley City, vice president; Dr. Gertrude Page of Williston, reelected secretary and treasurer. The next meeting will be held in May, 1929, at Williston, Addresses at the meeting were given by J. L. Barth of Bismarck, dda M. Melin of Fargo and Martha Kilander of Minot. ‘ ee Bismarck Boy Will Be Graduated from Shattuck Academy William E. Lahr, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Lahr of this city, will be graduated from Shattuck Military Academy on June 7 when Right Rev. Frank A. McElmain, bishop of 4 Minnesota, will confer diplomas upon 47 boys. Adolphus. Guest of Jamestown and Roy Moore of Fargo are the other two North Dakota boys to be * graduated from Shattuck in the 1928 class, Miss Helen Sayler Hostess at Party Miss Helen Sayler entertained at a dancing party Friday evening in compliment to her house guest, Miss Ruby Peterson of Fargo. The rooms were artistically decor- ated with colored lights for the occasion. In the absence of Mrs. Sayler, Mrs. W. S. Ayers attended the party as chaperon. Miss Irene Brown and Miss Ruth Duncan assisted the hostess in en- tertaining. Mrs. H. Laurence of Mandan was an out-of-town guest. ° * Pupils Presented in Piano Recital Mrs. Anne L. Peterson presented ¢/ 2 group of her pupils in piano recit- al Saturday afternoon at her studio in the Cowan block. A delightful program was played in which the pupils displayed splendid apprecia- tion and careful training. The fol- lowing numbers were played: In a Rose Garden .........+ Ewing Aileen Cameron and Betty Foster Fifth Nocturne ..... asses Leybach Ruth Hanson Romance in A .......+++ Lieurance Melvin Thorson Funny-Fuzzo Rabbit ...... Pietsch Marjorie Rosen Waltz in F Major .......-.. Bilbro Helen Hedstrom Pearly Dewdrop ....... ... Birbeck Doris Byers Dance of the Sunflowers .... Story Ruth and Glady Hanson, The Little Brook +++ Bilbro * The Sandman « Johnson Milton Rosen Lillian Hedstrom Dance of the Fairies Charlotte Meinhover Grand March (Norma) .... Bellini Annie Mandigo rrr oodward Vernon Vrzal Intermezzo .. Sylvette ly Hanson Gla Kiss Your Hand Mazurka ....Heins Harris Owens Longing for Home ...... Lonny Kunkel Second Valse ... Tris M School Colors ein! Hungary ae . Koelling Valse Styrienne . . Wollenhaupt Betty er _ Comrades in Arms . Hayes Ralph Goddard and etersen Rondo Capriccioso ... Mendelssohn Aileen Cai meron Lunch will be served at the close of the regular Masonic lodge meet- ing tonight at the local temple. Work in the third degree will exemplified and since this will be the last meeting of the season a good attendance is desired. ° Members of the Daughters of Union Veterans, Tent No. 3, will meet Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 at the home of Mrs. Anna Kikul, 718 main avenue. A business meeting will be held and all members are re- quested to attend, G. G. Rapsavage, editor of the + Center Republican at Center, Oliver county, is receiving treatment ai the Bismarck hospital for sprained ankle which he received at his home a few days ago. Miss Dorothy Keller returned Sun- day from Minot where she was & t at the Leighton home. She ecrenpanied td this city by guest Miss Inez Leighton, who is a at the Keller home’ today. i Lobach and John Lofthouse have returned from Grand Forks, where they attended the May Fete = the state university this week- el ee Fay Harding, chairman of the board of railfoad commissioners, / left, Sunday for Seattle, Wash., on business. eee Ernest Tolliver, son of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Tolliver of this city, has been discharged from St. Alexius hospital. - 8 Mr. and Mrs. John Sterling of this city left this morning for Tulsa, Okla., where they will spend some time. Byes aid Mrs. John Homan and_ son, Paul, were week-end guests at the Arthur O’Hearn home town. eee bs George Boepple of Enid, Okla- homa, spent Friday in this city as @ guest at the Chris Boepple home, A son was born this' morning at St. Alexius hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Knut Knudtson of 5 Ted Truax of Minot is a guest of friends in this city today. after visiting t| the guest of Miss Helen Say! James-|and THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE PAGE FIVE Bridge Party Is Given in Honor of Miss Bertha Burton Miss Bertha Burton, whose mar- riage will occur in June, was honored Friday cvening when Miss Catherine McDonald and Miss Mi tie Hoppin entertained at the homé of Mrs. George Bird. Bridge was played at four tables and Miss Henricka Beach won high score. Apple blossoms and lilacs decor- ated the rooms, while the table a pointments were in orchid and pink. A course luncheon was after the games. Miss Burton was presented with a gift of glassware by the hostesses. Frankhausers Are Guests of Honor at Farewell Party Rev. and Mrs. C. R. Frankhauser were honored Friday evening by members of the First Evangelical church at a farewell party. Rev. and Mrs. Frankhauser are leaving Bismarck in the near future. ‘ he mH ae — Mrs, A. B. eif were in charge of the im which included short talks by mem- bers of the various departments of the church; vocal selections by Mrs. W. G. Childs and Mra. Edna Speaks Small; Dorit Lif Maurice and Dorothy McGillivray; and in- strumental selections ‘by William Schwartz and the orchestra. A course luncheon was served to 150 guests. Mrs. John Bowers and Mrs. John Delzer were in charge | the refreshments. Baskets of flowers and spring colors decorated the luncheon tables. Miss Marie Overmoen directed the decoration. Mrs. A. Knudtson presented the guests of honor with an electric per- colator and a gift of table linen from members of the congregation. Mrs. Frankhauser responded to Mrs. Knudtson’s presentation speech. Important Speakers on P. E. O. Program Mrs, Nettie Miller of Fargo, state president of P. E. O., and Mrs. Ola B. Miller of Iowa City, Iowa, presi- dent of supreme chapter of P. E. O., will be among the prominent speak- ers on the convention program when the state chapter of the P. E. O. Sisterhood meets at the Presbyter- ian — in Bismarck May 24 to 26. The addresses by Mrs. Nettie Miller and Mrs. Ola Miller will be broadcast Thursday evening from radio station KFYR to acquaint the public with the aims and purposes of the P. E. O. organization. Other important speakers on the convention program are Mrs. Myrtle O’Hara, Bismarck; Mrs. Harriet C. Randall, Ellendale; Mrs. Charlotte Reed, Dickinson, and Mrs. Mary J. Hudson, Beach. Officers of the state chapter of P. E. O. Sisterhood are Mrs. Nettie M. Miller, Fargo, presi Winnifred Benson, Valley City, and Mrs. Mary J. Hudson, Beach, vice presidents; Mrs. Charlotte Reed, Dickinson, organizer; Miss Stella Buchanan, Jamestown, _ recordin, secretary ; Mrs. Harriet C. Randall, Ellendale, corresponding secretary, and Mrs. Edna A. Piper, Minot, treasurer. Bridge Party for Miss Bertha Burton Miss Bertha Burton, who will be a bride of early June, was honored Saturday evening when Miss Chris- sie Budge entertained at bridge at the home of Mrs. Hermann Scheffer. There were guests for three tables. Miss Rose Huber and Miss Boniface Morris won high scores in the evening’s games. Miss Bur- ton was present with a gift. At the close of the evening Miss Budge served refreshments. The table. appointments were in pink and yellow, while pink roses fur- be|nished a lovely floral note. eee Edward Erickson, M. H. Dimi C. E. Sheeran and John Stadick Underwood were business visitors in Bismarck Saturday. eee Justice John Burke of this city will be the principal speaker at the Memorial Day program at Devils May 30. . Miss Ruby Peterson returned to Fargo Sund: here as an nd Mr L ua Moe hg Nalley: ere week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. Lm Overbee. Mrs. O. Simenson has returned to short visit in this city. eee Miss Ruth Gaines and Miss 0! Regnik of New Salem spent tl Mr. and Mrs, G Brittin spent Sat transacting business. | Gottleib Kempf of been admitted to St. pital for treatment. ii Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Friess business callers Morrison of y here while ‘Ashiey has Alexius hos- Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Trousdale family of Mott were guests in this city Frida Peep Miss Dora Brown of Falkirk e srenes ia this cley during the week eee F. C. Lyons of Garrison spent the week-eod ia Bismarck on business. Naomi called on Mrs. Edwin Johnson WILL NOTIFY POPE PIUS Jana Premier Mussolini ‘when he Friday afternoon. The Rev. C. A. Stephens of Bis- marck drove up to Still and held a service at the close of the Sunday school session Sunday morning. Miss Mildred Funston, who been teaching south of Still, closed her school Saturday noon. turned to her home near Menoken Goat-Getters 2D Pardon iS Parentoy © ©: 21._—()—General |makes his expected trip to the top of the world. Nobile Pius with the mis- sion of planting @ large cross at the historic spot. polar regions with the Italia, plans to send a wireless mes- sage from the pole to Pope Pius S ANNIVERSARY SALE! On Sale Tuesday, May 22 deavored to provide sufficient quantities of every ftem on sale but at these prices they will go fast—come early. 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SCHOOL WILL ADD CLASS ROOM New Salem.—The district is making plans for an addition to the school which will provide an extra class room to accommodate the increased A fire alarm and bell system will also be installed. rotored to Un- Come Early Each Day For Special Offerings NEW PANTRY SETS FIVE PIECES Something entirely new. A set of con- ventent, substantial and attractive kit- S—AND ANOTHE? Cure AHING- HE. DOES’ 19) TO THA ON ALL a FAUCETS ~ S—AnD Ont 1 HST WGA YOU COULD GEE AIM HELP We post DRIVE TE CA — HE HONKS THE HORN ALS. THE TINE — IT'S? UST 98¢c 2, e containers made of heavy tin, n, Fed, blue and nicely Japanndd tn sree yellow. All five pieces Tune In the “Burgomasters” over KSTP (St. Paul, 220 wave length) 9 to 10 P. M. Tuesday, May 22nd and Thursday, May 24th Karl W. Peterson Teacher of Piano (Pupil of Prof. Mayer-Mahr in Bertin: 422 Seventh St. A Marvelous New MAYTAG feature= Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Wakeman left|ing some business matters in Car- Sunday for an extended Matinee Every Day 2:30 Indian Girls Return from Successful Tour Pupils from the Indian School,| we been presenti: etta “Se-A-Wan-A” at various cities in the eastern part of the state, re- turned Saturday from a tour which included performances at James- town, Valley City and Lisbon. Mrs. Hermann Scheffer and Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Doyle, directors, accompanied Claude Vaught of Lark was a business caller in Carson Tuesday. Fred Dettloff motored to Bis- marck Wednesday. Wm. Smedting was a passenger to Bismarck Wednesday. A welcome rain fell in this terri- tory Monday and Tuesday, growing crops were all looking fitie, yet the rain was h especially for pastures, which were xius | quite backward. TONIGHT - Mon. & Tues. Rev. Thornell of Sims has re- turned home after a few days’ visit Lois Wilson - H. B. 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Then, too, there is a safety feed, an automatic tension adjustment, a drain- board which reverses itself and an instant safety release. ‘The Roller Water Remover is compact, all metal and all thoroughly en- Mrs, A. F. Ward,and daughter of riends here Fri- It was attended Miss Runey of Bis- marck was present and spoke brief- ly. Miss Manning also of Bismarck rendered two vocal solos. Boy Scouts of Wilton, direction of J. C. Nordlund, put on the play, “Trial of Mr. C. I. Gar- Hettinger visited rele f evening. if Carson —_——_ “Doc” Bell was a passenger to Fargo Thursday morning. Husbands Honored at Annual Party Members of the Wednesday Study club entertained Saturday evening rae the annual party in honor of their 8. Axlen motored returning the Lyman Vaught drove to Eldridge returning Saturday with his brother's family, his broth- er, Claude having purchased Klienlien general store at Lark. O. D. Sprecher and Henry Krautz of New Leipzig and Attorney H. F. Jacobsen of Mott were business tors in Carson Thursday. Earl Tibke, the young son of R. Tibke, was taken to Bismarck suf- fering with a ruptured appendix layed at the home of Dr. and Mrs.| Monday, was operated on Tuesday, reported to be getting along Miss Florence Littlefield was a Chur-|passenger to Bismarck Monday . ; morning. Mrs. Spencer Boise was thairman| Judge Fletcher and Chas. Emch of the committee in charge of ar-|returned Saturda; ements for the party. She was| Minot, where they assisted by Mrs. J. K. Blunt and|ing the auditors’ convention. John Will of Leith was a bi and social visitor in Carson Wednes- day. t Rubin of Bismarck was attend- Miss Annette Erickson, Mrs. Os- car Erickson, Mrs. Anthony Erick- son and Mrs. motored to Bismarck Thursd: Mrs, John Sandetin, Mrs. Charlie Lind, Miss Ann Ose and J. lund called at the Hagstrom home i Tuesday evening. Erick Pearson called on Walfred Asplund and sons, Lilo: were shoppers in Wilton Saturday for a Maytag. 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