The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 20, 1928, Page 5

a FRIDAY, JULY 20, 1928 Mrs. Stair Home from Southern City; Attends National B. P. W. Convention Mrs. on V. Stair has returned history an ul En route to the convention city, special entertainment was provided for the delegates at many of the southern cities. At Memphis, Tenn., a novel breakfast was served, at which the state presidents were made members of a guard of honor . to serve the federation vice presi- dent. Mrs. Stair, representing the state president of North Dakota, ‘was made a member of this rd. governor’s mansion at - was the scene of a tea, ckson club acted as host- ess to the national guests. The special trains were met in Gulfport by the president’s special and a train from New Orleans. “Missis- sippi Day” was celebrated at Gulf- port with a boat ride, a picnic on the Isle of Caprice, and a visit to Rudolf Hecht’s Japanese gardens at Pass Christian. + The convention proper, held in New Orleans, included five days of interesting meetings and entertain- ment, when many of the serious problems of the modern business ‘woman were discussed. Among the prominent speakers at the convention were Harriet Taylor Upton of Warren, Ohio, famous suf- fragist and writer; Gertrude Dilling- berger, Shreveport, La., state fed- eration president; Adelle Clark, vice- ident of the League of Women Voters; Lena Madesin Phillips, New York, nations! president of the Business and Professional Women’s Clubs; the governo's of Alabama, Florida, Mississippi, and Louisiana; and Hella & other speakers prominent in the business and professional world. New Orleans entertained more than 1500 deleg.tes at this conven- tion. Organized in July, 1919, in St. Louis, the National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs includes clubs in 47 states and the island of Hawaii, and 45 state federations. Miss Lena Madesin Pril- lips, present national president, w: elected in Des Meines, ° wa, in 1 and reelected at Oakland, Calif., in 1927, Mis Gail Laughlin of San Francisco, Calif. was ti: first president of the organization, \-hen the origi..al convention was held at St. Louis and attended by 200 dele- * gates. Every branch of work in the busi- ness and professional world has its representative in this great or- ganization of women. It is taking its place an.ong the service clubs of the world. Royal Neighbors Give Card Party Cards were played at four tables Thursday evening when Royal Neighbors met at the I. O. O. F. hall. Mrs. C. R. Kositzky and Mrs. H. Ohde won high scores in the eve- ning’s games. Refreshments were served after the games. * 8.8 Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Dohn and son, Thomas, have returned from an extended trip to eastern cities and to Canada. They. visited in Cleveland, Ohio, New York city, Washington, D. C., Virginia cities, Minneapolis and points in Canada. They have been away for five weeks. : * * A program of sports and other entertainment has been arranged for the annual A. O. U. W. picnic which will be held Sunday afternoon at Yegen’s lodge and their families. Ice cream cones will be given away during the afternoon. AGE Miss Hazel Lenhart, who has been in the Red Cross service at Trinidad, Colo., for some time, has returned home to spend about six weeks as the guest of her parents, Mr. Mrs. A. P. Lenhart. | W. H. LeRoy, F. W. LeRoy, and Misses Margaret and Loretta LeRoy, of Underwood, were guests here Tuesday and Wednesday. Dr. and Mrs. I. Z. Leavitt of Car- son were gue: at the meeting of the sixth district Medical associa-| . tion, held here Tuesday. oe Mrs. T. J. Duncan has returned to Almont after visiting here as guest of her daughters, Misses Thelma, Lois and Ruth Duncan, Dr. L. G. Eastman of Hazen spent Tuesday here while attending the meeting of the sixth district Medical association. aot Mr. and Mrs. Lars Svendsgard left today for California where they wil visit relatives at Berkeley and San J < *¢ Rev. and Mrs. M. W. Volezke of Heela, S. D., and Miss Frieda Voel- = of Krern are visiting friends ere. see Mr. and Mrs. E. E. See of Wing business in Bismarck during the first P of the week. * The Royal Neighbors will give a food sale Saturday at the 1A. W. Lucas store, beginning at 11 <’clock. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Patient have returned from a motor trip to Chi- cago and the Twin Cities. Mrs, R. C. Colburn of Hazelton home after a short vis- it here with friends. s Miss Bons Huber ue ae morning: on a vacat hicago a other eastern ‘cities, . Mr; and Mrs._C. P. Ripper of B Burnstad it Wednesda: is- marck on business. r, Mrs. Alice Finnegan will return| ceive ACTUAL BUSINESS train- — unobtainable Sunday from:a two weeks’ visit with friends in Fargo. | : Bjugstad of Burnstad here this week, ee Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Frank of are business callers here this week-end. | Lyan J. ry romance, where she enjoyed the hospit land at the national convention of Business and Clubs. Mrs. Stair was the only delegate from North Dakota. rove for members of the; and) Ruth Hardy eid. heaen ‘was sent to Standard Oil Co. re- visited friends | cently—their 190th Dakota em- ployee—she it from New Orleans, La., the city of lity of the south- fessional Women’s Hot Weather Menu Includes Salads to Tempt Appetites Crisp, cool salads tempt the ap- petite when midsummer heat dis- courages diners. Mrs. Hazel Line- baugh, director of the Better Cook- ing school, demonstrated colorful, palatable salads at the class Thurs- day afternoon. A feature of Thursday’s session was the serving of steak to four | women who volunteered to appear on the stage and eat the meat course before the audience. The daily refreshments, served Thursday to 350 ladies, included | salad, hot rolls and coffee. The last cooking school class was held this afternoon when the Master prize of a $130 gas range was given! The winner of this prize will | nounced in Saturday’s Trib- une. Prize winners Thursday included Mrs. H. O. Kunkel, Mrs. H. H. Eng- en, Mrs. R. H. Neff, Mrs. R. N. Steven, Mrs. L. M. Parsons, and Mrs. A. S. Otterson, canned vegetables. Mrs. J. B. Belk, Mrs. K. P. Heidt, Mrs. C. H. Berger, Mrs. H. B. Nel- js", Mrs. G. H. Bartlett, Mrs. C. J. Cook, Mrs. A. J. Gordon, Mrs. M. J. | Motfet, Mrs. C.'J. Koch, Mrs. 0. E. ! Johnson, Mrs. M. Moriarity, coffee. Miss Helen Showalter and Miss Alma Benson, flour. Mrs. George T. Dullam, oven din- ner. ts. D. A. Dodd ard Mrs. George Senger, gas waffle irons. During the Better Cooking school | sessions, Mrs, Linebaugh has been assisted by George Toman and Gran- nison Tharp of Mandan who have been in charge of ushering and serv- ing. The cooking school is being spon- sored here by the Consolidated Utili- ties company. * Dancing Party at Country Club Tonight A dancing party will be held at the Bismarck Country club house this evening, according to an an- nouncement made this morning by Mrs. W. H. Bodenstab, social chair- man for the club. Music for the dancing will be fur- nished by The Vagabonds, and will begin at 9:30. * . Mrs. Jessie Harris will leave Sat- urday for Ashland, Ohio, where she will spend a month’s vacation, She will accompany Mrs. Ora Garber, who is returning home after an vis- it with friends in Bismarck and with her father. H. A. Armstrong of Hazelton. Mrs. Garber is a former resident of Bismarck. see Mr. and Mrz. F. L. Brandt and |son, Walter, and daughter, Mrs. J. O Lyndstad, have returned from # two weeks’ motor trip to Nebraska. They visited relatives and friends in Omaha, Lincoln end Grand Island, | En route home, they visited in Sioux City, Iowa. ee Baptismal service will be Sunday morning at 10:30 at the McCabe Methodist church. Par- ents, desiring to present their chil- dten for baptism, are requested to bring them to this service, according | to an announcerrent made by Rev. Walter E. Vater. cay held | . Members of the local A. 0. U. W. lodge and their fa s will hold the annual lodge picnic Sunday at Yegen’s grove. The afternoon will | be devoted to sports and other enter- tainment. At noon ice cream cones _ be distributed to the picnic Parties. .* * Rev. and Mrs. Walter E. Vater have their house guests, Mr. and Mrs, W. Eva and daughters, Misses Winnif.ed, Doris and Flor- ence, of Calumet, Mich. Gerald Reuter of Garrison is nding a few days here as guest of his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. K. W. Simons. 5 . Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Mergens are spending several weeks at Detroit Lakes, and rt other Minnesota re- sorts. eee Mr. ad Mrs. Eugene Tracy of Cooperstown are visiting in Bi marek this week as guests of rela- tives. soe Mr. and Mrs. F.C. Brown of lamestown arrived here Wednesday to spend a few days on business. * Miss Lois Duncan will leave Sun- day for l.er home at Almont where she will spend two weeks, {| * Mr. and Mrs. John 5S. Sull of} Richardton are transacting business here this week-end. i Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Miesen are spending a few weeks’ vacation at ‘innesota resorts. fe Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Schneider will | spend the week-end in Fargo as guests of friends. " MOTHER SELECTS SCHOOL WISELY Mrs. Eli Dakota Business College, | Fargo, for her daughter, Frances here alone would sh. re elsewhere). When Miss Frances | : — OO {Household Helps | ° A NEW FALL GLOVE employs metallic lace appliqued on a scal- loped cuff. Mrs. W. W. Durfee of Moffit spent Tuesday in Bismarck with friénds and on business. re * B. E. Ketchum Mr. and Mr: daughters o: day in Bismarck. . * and Miss Charlotte Thompson of Bald- win has been + isiting friends in Bis- marck this week. - . Mrs. Walter Meyers of Kenmare has been the puest of friends here for a few days. . . Mrs. Dorothy Homan will enter- tain members of St. George’s guild Monday evening. eee Mrs. Earl Collins of Ashley has been admitted to St. Alexius hospital for treatment. cee Mr, and Mrs. E. R. Muth of Dick inson spent Wednesday in Bismarck on business, o Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Anderson of Wilton were business callers here Wednesday. Pad Mr. and Mrs. J. Gutschmidtt of Gackle were guests in Bismarck Wednesday. “* C. R. McDougall and son of Fargo were business callers in Bismarck Tuesday. ee C.J. Knapp of Dawson has en- tered St. Alexius hospital for treat- rent. eee R. W. Frazier of Crosby is trans- acting business in Bismark this week, one Mr. and ~ Alfred Karlson of Naughton were here on business this week. * K. B. Presser transacting bt Turtle Lake is here this week. CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our many friends and neighbors for their kind- ness and floral offerings during the” recent illness and deati. of our dear husband, father and brother. Mrs. Michael Morris, Children and Relatives. Why “do so many people trade at\Dohn’s? Dr. Enge Chiropractor Drugless Physician Lacas Blk. Bismarck, N. D. In What Month Is Your Birthday? On your Birthday send your Mother Flowers Hoskins-Meyer Home of KFYR Linton spent Wednes- | THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE PARK SYSTEM IS IMPROVED |New Playground Apparatus and Service Clubs Gifts Add to Facilities Personal and Social News of Mandan Vicinity Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Timmerman have as their guests Mrs. Timmer- man’s mother and brother, Mrs. El- Cullen and Henry Cullen, of. Minn., and the Misses Mary Giblen and Laura Gilman, and Reiny Derwelor of St. Paul, I ' |, Clifford Thomallo of Jamestown | Greater effort will be made this is atsitng his brother in-law, and year to improve Bismarck’s park necht. Mr. Thomallo has recently | system than ever before, according Sl from school in Balti-| to members of the city park board. more, 5 With the acquisition of the new | play ground south of the city which se 8 Mr. and Mrs, A. Hintgen of Sioux | City, Iowa, are guests at the home |of their niece, Mrs. J. R. Fitzsim- leaig slides, teeter-totters, and swings, see Mrs. J. K. Porter has returned | from Bozeman and Butte, Mont., |where she has been visiting rela- tives and friends. | | will have a park system which will | be envied by every city in North day, * The total recorded in the prelim- Mrs. F. G. Kohlbeck of Algoma, inary budget for the park system Wis., is a guest of her son-in-law | this year, according to figures in and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. L. H. | the auditor's office Connolly, | “* * last year. The levy for park main- | Mrs. J. H. Newton left Thursday tenance will be the same this year, ‘for Bellingham, Wash., where she | however, two mills. will visit Mr. and Mrs, William | Newton. naa Mrs. H. H. Warren entertained at dinner Wednesday evening in com- | \pliment to her house guest, Mrs. | George Clark of Weston, W. Va, Miss Madell Motsiff of Wesley | {hospital, Wadena, Minn., is spend- jing her vacation here as guest of her | parents, Mr. and Mrs, F. H. Motsiff. | W. F. Reko left Thursday for De- | troit Lak Minn.. where he will join Mrs. Reko and family at their | summer home. Hearing Wednesday The park board will meet at the city hall Wednesday night next week to hear objections to the budget xpayers, ear’s expenditures will be as S: compzred to $951 last year; operation and maintenance, $2100 as compared to $3178.66 last year; cap- ital and betterment, $5000, as com- pared to $5526.10 last year: and in- terest on certificates of indebted- ness and contracts for purchase of land, $5628 as compared to $345. The sum, exclusive of interest payments, will be spent as follows: General govcrnment—engineering. compensations, office upkeep and salaries—$1500; Custer park—grass, trees, labor, paving assessments— $2250; Tatley park, $300; Riverside | PRINTED COAT The printed coat over plain ma-| terial in the frock is one of Paris’) interpretations of the mdde. Black | shadowed chrysanthemums on white backgropnd make the coat of one white frock. Chiffon he ‘y, in opal mauve, is ;@ new-comer. It answers the ques- | | tion cf what to wear with the new! purply shades of silks. Matinee Every Day 2:30 TONIGHT— Fri. and Sat. Look for the Silver Lining! Keep Smiling! There's happiness ahead. Lots of it. Happiness born of laughs and tears and romance. COLLEEN WARNER BROS .present RIN-TIN VIRGINIA BROWNE FAIRE _ CARROLL NYE * © © BOBBY CORDON Renter rrp ly Cayton Chon - Dre by Rens tater a Wonder Dog Saves Jockey’s Life on * Race Track! Thrills! Thrillst! Thrills!tt Comedy Also News Pictures News - Comedy and Historical Technicolor THE VIRGIN Palace—Mandan Friday and Saturday Charlie Chaplin in “THE CIRCUS” | | Of All Descriptions DRY GOODS, COATS, DRESSES, SHOES, MILLINERY, HOSIERY, AT CLOSING OUT PRICES ASH Webb Bros. Store Hums Like a Bechive! AEA Webb Bros. cLosine 4 ALE amma. Holds Center of Stage! Of course you too will help crowd our aisles tomorrow—SATURDAY— because our special feature for Saturday will be: REMNANTS | 2 And Less! DINNERWARE, GLASSWARE the Kiwanis club has equipped with! and the new city ball park, Bismarck | 9 Dakota, Father John Slag said to- is $14,678 or |$ | $4,677.24 more than the sum spent Salaries, wages, and labor, | % will be held in St. Mary’s church at 9 a.m. Saturday. The body will be buried in the family plot at St. Mary’s cemetery. Father John Slag will officiate. Hazel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Gable, was born in Burleigh county, Feb. 1916, and has at- tended Gibbs township school. Besides her parents deceased is survived by six brothers and three sisters, all of Burleigh county. They are Leo, Joseph, William, Frank, Ambrose, Richard, Grace, Mrs. Emil Sabot, and Mrs. John McCormick. Pallbearers are Vincent Sabot, | Victor Monyor, jr, Lem Taix, Hugh Fortune, jr., Leo Boespflug, and ‘ | Andrew Sabot. A.W. LUCAS CO. Basement Lunch Room Saturday Hours—9:30 A. M. to 7:80 P. M. park, $2000; Hillside park, $1500;| and miscellaneous, $1500, ‘ Members of the park board thd Father John Slag, president, Moule, S. W. Corwin, and Mrs. C. L. You HAZEL GABLE DIES AT HOME Funeral services for Hazel Gable, 12, who died at her farm home six miles east of Bismarck in Gibbs township at 10 p. m. Wedne: oe Plate Luncheon JELLIED CHICKEN AND TOMATO ON LETTUCE SALAD DRESSING CREAMED NEW POTATOES , BREAD AND BUTTER 25c Plate Supper PICNIC PLATE SLICED COLD PORK ROAST OR MEAT LOAF GREEN ONIONS AND RADISHES BREAD AND BUTTER 25c¢ CSOCCOOSOCSSSSSCSSECSOCSCSEOOSS A. W. Lucas Co. Bismarck’s Busy Shopping Center Something NEW in x aceas SOCESESVSCSDSS GSES SSS SOESOSTETSESSUSIISSSSSS o Good range of colors and sizes. A. W. Lucas Co. Where You Expect More for Your Money—And Get It QUALITY JUALITY Q Liny made Blue Ribbon quality keeps it so. America’s millions buy Blue Ribbon, be- cause they can depend on it. 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