The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 26, 1928, Page 5

@ry . oe | » @ 4 abs « » ee ro. e fo4 . “a TUESDAY, JUNE 26, 1928 THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE 2a TNE RE ee A TERT ETN Dinner Dance Will Be Held Thursday at Local Country Club Plans are being completed this week for the dinner dance which members of the Bismarck Country club and their guests will attend T.ursday evening at the clubhouse. Dinner will be served at 7 o'clock, and music for the dancing will be furnished by the Dakotans. Mrs. W. H. Bodenstab is chairman of the entertair iment committee. Chautauqua Artists Entertain Lions The official club year for the lo- cal Lions closed Mofday with song and laughter. Singers, chautauqua artists, enter- a at the weekly luncheon Mon- jay. C. H. Skinner, who is in charge of the chautauqua in Bismarck, gave a brief talk on the week’s program and on the history of the chautau- qua movement. The next meeting of the Lions club will be held Monday evening at 6:30 when officers for the ensuing year will be formally installed. Guests at the meeting Monday in. cluded Charles Balder, of Garriso John Moule, of Grand Forks; C. H. Skinner, of St. Paul. Neb.; Nelson A. Mason, of Washington, D. C.; Ole H. Olson, of New Rockford. * Pretty Wedding Event of Monday A pretty wedding occurred Mon- day noon in the parlor of the Grand Pacific hotel when Miss May E. Hanson of Turtle: Lake and Charles E. Stephenson of McGregor were married before an altar improvised with ferns and lilies. Rev. Walter E. Vater of the McCabe Methodist church read the service in the pres- ence of a small group of relatives and friends. Miss Emma B. Hanson, sister of the bride, played the wedding march from Lohengrin as the bridal party assembled. Mrs. Vaughn Hanson of Turtle Lake was brides- maid. Her gown was of pale green georgette. Vaughn Hanson attend- ed_as best man. The bride wore a frock of shell ink georgette trimmed with silver lace. Her hat and other accessories were in shades of pink, and she carried bridal roses. A four course dinner was served in the Grand Pacific dining room after the ceremony. A basket of roses centered the table while pink and gold streamers reached to each place. Covers were laid for 20 guests, J Mr. and Mrs. Stephenson are tak- ing a trip to Yellowstone Park and the Black Hills. After September 1, they will be at home at McGregor . where Mr. Stephenson is superin- tendent of schools. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Hanson of Turtle Lake. She is a graduate of the State Teachers college at Valley City, and has been teaching at Ken- sal for the last two years, Mr, Stephenson is a graduate of the Valley City State Teachers col- lege and has attended the North Dakota State college, at Fargo, The Degree of Honor lodge will hold a picnis Thursday evening at 6:30 at the Mandan park. All members are cordially invited, in- cluding those belonging to ont-of- town Notes: Those who plan to attend are requested to call 282-J or 867 for reservations. Following the picnic, the regular monthly meeting will be held at the I. 0. 0. F. hall. oe Miss Margaret Simpson of Seattle, Wash., who has been the guest of Dr. and Mrs. G. M. Con- stans, for the last week, left Mon- day for points in the eastern part of the United States, R. E. Potter has returned from a camping trip to the Black Hills where he spent a week’s vacation in eons neny with his brothers, Edgar Potter of Fargo and Max Potter: of Brel Lg Miss Lois White, assistant cam- paign director for the Bismarck chautauqua, left Sunday evening for Algona, Iowa, where she will be ac- tive in opening the chautauqua in that city, ana ., Members of the Business and Pro- fessional Women’s club will meet this evening at 7:30 at the club rooms and will attend the evening rformance at the chautauqua in a we “eee p Fred Roth of Selfridge transacted business in Bismarck during the ‘week-end. egg Miss Rose Kaelberer of Almont was a business caller in Bismarck Friday. ag Social and Personal The Jac’ son Jubilee | p, Guild Entertains for Mrs. Davenport Mrs. F. H. Davenport was hi Monday evening at a handkerche Gees when members of St. eorge’s Evening guild met at the home of Miss Harriet’ bridge. Mrs. Davenport Bikes in the near fut ere were ts of cards, and igh beste cree’ a4 by Miss Nita enzo H. Belk pind oe ute. Loe course luncheon ° Mrs. Hendricks Is Hostess at Bridge Mrs, E. M. Hendrick: he mee Friday evening. Page) There were guests for thi and high scores ie won by Min, Hans Gran, Louise Marr and La- Vv Witene roses cente: tables while the Turek on cours was served. Other table appoint- ments were carri rose alee, led ‘out in the wild Chautauqua Offers Splendid Program Songs of the Southland, rhythm and melody, opened Bismarck oe tauqua week when the Jackson Jubi- lee Singers were Presented last eve- ning on. the first program. The au- dience was thrilled, and much inter- est was aroused in other perform- ate na Geel Schaal ptain Gudmundson’s messa; was rich in partriotism and savin: ture. His lecture ‘was; accompanied by pictures of scenes in the heart of frozen Siberia, adding a note of Ret) ‘onight we have “Thi atsy.” This play is a famous gen he was Sgt ture, Relea which received qn Broadway, and whi has won its way into the hearts of the audience wherever it is played. ou Elf bod his com in a clev afternoon, er little skit this n unusual health demonstra‘ was given by Mr. and Mrs. C, ied er Adams on this afterncon’s Pro- gram. Mr. and Mrs. Adams are specialists in the development of good health and perfect hysique. A large group of children met at the tent this morning at 9:30. Fun will be provided for them each morning at this time, and there will be an hour of story-telling. The afternoon performances will begin at 2:80, while the evening Program will open at 8:15, oe Mr. and Mrs. Charles Staley an daughters, Mrs. R. L. Bork of Bey and Miss Marian Staley of ‘Bis- marck, have returned from Evans- ton, Ill, where they attended the graduation of Miss Ruth Staley from Northwestern university. Miss Ruth Thene’s No Other Flavor Like Teaberry ie eaceas ferent and better. You will say Clatk’s Teaberry Just pry 's Gum and you'll have a new idea of how Chewing Gum can: WEDNESDAY JAY HERBY “The Personality Boy” TAYLOR, HOWARD & THEM “Meet the Family” PEGGY RITCHIE & CO. “A Dancer Wanted” BILLY DOSS’ “The Tennessee Roustabout” . PETIT LEANNA & CO. “A Silent Revue” — ° On the Screen . LYA de PUTT! and KENNETH HARLAN in k ‘“"") NIGHT ROSE” . Shows: 8:15 and 10:15 Time - ‘A. SEATS - 50e Shipp for is Waving req will remain in Chica, while attending the stitute, a Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn A. Hanson, Misses Emma B. Hanson and Alice E. Hanson of Turtle Lake were ree in Bismarck Monday at the lanson-Stephenson . wedding. for six weeks jicago Art In- Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Gordon and peige a Ruth, left this morning for Minneapolis and the Minnesota lake region. They will be away for two weeks, ‘ Boys wishing to attend the Scout camp at Wildwood this year are juested to submit registration cards to their Scout Masters as soon as possible. | Bernard Dahl, Vernon Semuelson and E. Ulmer left recently for the northern Minnesota lIske region wi they will spend a few weeks -[Fieking. eee Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Gi Hen Jones and Carl ‘eupel ‘ave turned from a two weeks’ trip to Winnipeg and Minnesota lake re- sorts. Miss Marie Robertson, who has spent the week-end here with friends, returned to her home at Mi- today. not eee larold Borg and Colbenson and sons of Lundsvalley were week- end guests in Bismarck. MissMabel Rigler of Bismarck id Miss Rita Greengard of Mandan lay for a vacation trip to Yellowstone Park. . é The Sunshine society will meet Wednesday afternoon at 2:80 at the home of Mrs, E. E. McCurdy, 415 Ninth street. ‘i ee Miss Mabel Aaberg returned Mon- day from Minneapolis, where she has been studying music during the last year. sm Mr. and Mrs. J. P. French have returned from Minneapolis, where they attended the Rotary convention. Miss Alida Jacobson returned to Minot totes after spending the week-end in ismarck with friends. A son was born Mondey at St. Alexius hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cla: e of Bismarck. Mrs. W. H. Hanna of Winnipeg, who has spent the past three months at Mott with relatives, visited in Bismarck this week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bannon while en THE NEWS PICTURES their Ford, “Wh: ing aly Floyd Mead, | have been many of us. be and Good House your order+to the one STREET OF SIN Q Paramount (Picture Vaudeville - Palace - Mandan - Wednesday THE COLLEGE BOYS ARE HERE! They have just arrived from Jamestown College in ‘arren Hempstead, Archie Crouch, Clif- ‘ine and Wallace Joos, These five peppy fellow: active in college life and are known ° good will ambassadors of Cosmopolitan fe With your support they will go'back to school. Give who calls on you, : ‘ Toute to St. Paul. Mrs. Hanna is a sister of Mr. Bannon. Mr, and Mrs. George Anderson and family of Wing were ih Bis- marek on business Saturday, lowstone Park, while the other mem- bers of the party will drive through the Black Hill. as soon as read con- ditions permit. MANDAN NEWS Solen Elevator Pays Shareholders $8,000 Net profits for the year totaling e Mrs. Lloyd Erickson and son, Howard, are spending a few weeks at Sherburn, Minn., as guests of Mrs. Erickson’s parents. ‘ Marvin Ness of Steele has re- turned home after spending the week-end here with friends. ee 8 Mrs. H. W. Berry and three sons, Miss Adeline Stephenson _ of | about $8,000 will be paid by the Sol-|of New York City, have arrived in Turtle Lake is spending a few days) en Equity Exchange farmers’ eleva-| Mandan to be guests of Supt. and in Bismarck with friends. tor to stockholders in the concern] Mrs, W. F. McClelland for some eee as a result of a successful business time. Miss Gladys and Irene Smith of | year. i ; Dickinson visited friends in Bis-| The profit distributed among the marck this week-end. stockholders will mean a dividend of eee 8 1-2 per cent to be paid on a pa- Mrs. R. E. Potter has returned|tronage basis. R. 8. MacDonald from a two weeks’ vacation with] will receive a dividend of more than relatives at Center. $800 and Vincent Geiss ranks next eee with a dividend of $279. eee Mr. and Mrs. C. P. O'Rourke had as their guests this week-end Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Nichols of Evans- mills, N. Y., and Mr. and Mrs. F. Langworthy of Watertown, N. who were en route to Salt Lake Cit The “Glee” A very neat model in a step-in—en extraordinary good fitting pump—in fact the best fitting pump we've seen.- In patent, black kid and honey beige kid spike and cuban heels. Mrs. William Barneck left recently for points in New York, where she will visit relatives. Miss Rita Greengard of Mandan ‘@| and Miss Mabel Rigler of Bismarck left Sunday for a vacation trip to | Yellowstone Park. | Personal and Social News of Miss Pearl Miller of Fargo is vis- “First with the Newest” Mise Ethel Mites "|| Mandan Vicinity | srtnian'nna Me atthe, Cnt tedt Hosiery, too, — “Holepreot” eee —— | like of Judson have returned i Mr. and Mrs A. F. Seidl ef zi eer were business callers in Bis-|notiy left Monday for Glendive, marck Saturd é Mont., where they will visit at the peter Christianson ot C teh on home of their uncle, B. E. Kennelly. r transacted business here during} wy and Mrs. G. L. Heegaard and the week-end: | é daughters, Mrs. H. c Kneupfen aa Mrs. R. A. Grant, Russel and| iss Betty Heegaard, and son_an ? ghter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Lee Grant, of Mott spent Sunday in! Heegaard, of Minneapolis, former jismarck. ro Pe of pet or ee ¥ ere for a few days. Mrs. Kneupfen Rev. F.C. Lawinger of Linton is/aiq Miss Betty left today for Yel- rom @ Misses Mary and Margaret Ken- ip to the Twin Cities, Janesville, Wis., and Chicago. They visited rel- atives and friends for two weeks. see A son was born Friday to Mr. an Mrs. Adolph Kopp at the home oi Mrs. Kopp’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rix. Why do so many people trade at Dohn’s? looking after business interests here |“~ this week. Mrs. J. J. Doyle and son of Wishek were business callers here Saturday. STATE WEATHER CREARING Two North Dakota points re = ’ ht peri ing al \- ; ih “a h BE of tn inch, precipitation “and sgure harmony . Williston with .06 of an inch. 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