The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 28, 1928, Page 5

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1928 THE RISMA RCK TRIBUNE: Mrs. Albert E. Jones, Lisbon, Ts New State President of Women’s Federated Clubs Mra Albert E. Jones of Lisbo' of the North Dakota Federatjon ot ing of the thirty-second annual co Ellendale. Mrs. Jones defeated Mrs. E. 0. Mrs. C. A. Cross of Strasbur Knauf of Jamestown, Mrs. E. L. Si E._W. Cunningham of Devils Lal The following were elected presi- dents of the various districts of the state: First district, Mrs. R. A. De- mars of St. Thomas; second district, Mrs. J. J. Kehoe of Cando; third district, Mrs. P. P. Campbell of Ray; fourth district, Mrs. J. H. Movius of Lidgerwood; fifth district, Mrs. Frank Ployhar, A ee City; sixth district, Mrs. jickey of El- lendale; sreadh district, Mrs. Rob- inson of Dickinson; and eighth dis- trict, Mrs. James Cooper of Courte- nay. Dickinson has been chosen for next year’s federation meeting. The state better history contest, sponsored. by the federation, was won by Ruby Jane Cowell of Ver- endrye. Sevilla Wright of James- town was second, and Borghild Bue of Cooperstown third. Honorable mention was give nto W. H. Krueger of Niagara, Inez Gibson of Pembina, Garnett Flack of Milton, and Joseph Paulson of Mayville. The convention closed Thursday evening. Fortnightly Club Meets Wednesday With Miss Burr Mrs. Anna Burr and Mrs. G. A.! Rawlings read papers on the pro-| gram Wednesday afternoon when the Fortnightly club met at the home of Miss Burr. The treaty, of Versailles was ex- plained and discussed by Miss Burr, while Mrs. Rawlings spoke on “The Progress Toward World Peace.” These subjects were in keeping with the theme of study which the club has chosen for the year, “The World Today. The club voted to contribute $5 to the Red Cross seliet fund. C. J. Myers Is Host to Friends at Cards Thursday Evening C. J. Myers was host to a group of highway commissioners Thursday evening at his home at 513 West Rosser. The guests were entertained at five tables of bridge, and high scores were won by W. F. McGraw, J. E. O'Neil, and Mark Wynkoop. After the games a course lunch- eon was served by Mrs. Myers, as- sisted by Mrs. J. E. O’Neil, Mrs. W. F. McGraw, Mrs, A. D. McKinnon, and Mrs. George Hanson. Out-of-town guests included S. F. Laskey of Wahpeton, Ed Fowler ‘of Grand Forks, Mark Wynkoop of Valley City, H. C. Knudtson of Dick- inson, and Ray Rease of Minot. oe 8 Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Burton, E, F. Trepp and the A. O. U. W. drill team will go to Fargo Monday to attend the Supreme Lodge session which will meet there from Monday to Thursday. Mr. Burton is district manager of the A. 0. U. W., and Mr. Trepp is director of the local drill team, i‘. Mrs. Ray Law entertained at a waffle breakfast this morning in honor of Miss Dorothy Haggard, on the occasion of her birthday anniver- sary. Places were marked for six guests. Joseph Cammock of Minne- apolis was an out-of-town guest. ’ see Joseph Enright, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Enright, left Thursday for Bevkeley, Calif., where he will en- ‘ter Drews Preparatory school for Annapolis. He returned to Bismarck Sunday after Park the summer in Yell lowstone, Miss Emma Dane ‘of Bakersfield, Calif., spent Wednesday here .as yuest * of Miss Leona Lamb, while from Valley City where she spent the last month as guest of her par- ents, eee Joseph A. Kitchen, Jr., son of, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Kitchen of Bis- marck, has been chosen as a mem- ber of the senior men’s glee club at the University, of, North Dakota. > Mrs, H. Edwards and daughters, Mildred and Helen, Mrs, A. Larsen and Miss Helen Stetson of Hazen were guests in Bismarck this week. Presbyterian Food Sale Sat- urczy, Sept. 29th, 1 p. m. Hoskins-Meyer. Your Lucky Day By Edna Wallace Hopper Wouldn't you call it a lucky day when you found a hair dressing that ‘ended your wave troubles? Here it is. Wave and Sheen is the only ‘podet T have found which will eep the hair in perfect trim. Apply it before ae or setting our wave. (I use a comb. It can applied with a brush.) Then put -in your curlers, or set your wave if vyou have a Dermiener By the time ready to dress, your hair Fy a tee ie ¢ eetts tanering wave but a glorious sheen. You can happy in the knowledge that your keeping with your dainty *"Get @ bottle of Wave and Sheen Era ee counter, Your are not pi sihey. £3 n Thursday was elécted president Women’s Clubs at the closing meet- nvention, in session this week at Dickinson, Minot, 145 to 61. was named auditor, while Mrs. John mmons of New England, and Mrs. ke will’serve as directors. National Officer of B. and P. W. Clubs to Speak Here October 2 Miss Emily R- Knoubuhl of New York City, executive secretary of the National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs, will be the guest of the Bismarck club on. Tuesday. Miss Chrissie Budge, Bismarck, president of the state federation, will head the committee to welcome Miss Knoubuhl to Bismarck. A club din- ner will be given Tuesday evening in honor of the national officer, after which she will speak to all o’clock at the Association of Com- merce rooms. Miss Knoubuhl is a graduate of the University of Minnesota, and for several years she was principal of one of Minnesota’s largest schools. In 1918 she became an organizer | with the war camp community serv. ice, remaining in this service until 1920, when she joined the staff of |the Minnesota League of Women Voters as organizer and lecturer. iss Knoubuhl held a similar po- sition with the Women’s league in Cincinnati and with the national jleague. She has attained success in conducting campaigns, both in Cin- cinnati and in Rochester, N. Y. During the last six years she has spoken in 27 states before rep sentatives of all the larger wome national organisations: New Clubs ‘Will Be Organized by B. P. W. Federation in State The state federation. of Busin and Professional Women’s club begun an intensive campaign of promoting new clubs in North Da- kota, Miss Ruth Rich, New York City, field secretary of ‘the National ‘ederation of Business and Profes- sional Women’s clubs, is in the state a week in the interests of this plan. , Miss Chrissie Budge of Bismarck, state president, announces that this plan of promotion is meeting with enthusiastic support. District conferences will be held at Fargo, Grand Forks, Minot and Valley City, during Miss Rich’s vis- it to the state. Representatives of newly federated clubs and those in the process of federation will meet to discuss Lusiness women’s prob- Jems and the aims and purposes of the National crganization. Much of the discussion will center about how new business opportuni- ties may be brought to women, and portunities they are enjoying at present. Business and professional women from towns where'no organ zation is proposed will also be in- vited to attend these conferences, Miss Mado Knox of Grand Forks, state chairman of the organ- ization committee, and Mrs, Flor- ence M. Bisset, Grand Forks, state chairman of the membership com. mittee, are vorresponding with wom. NT Woman’s Dream ADVERTISED At last you find a new wonderful face powder that keeps ugly shine away. Will not enlarge the pores, and spreads so smoothly the skin looks like a peach, MELLO-GLO is made by a new French Process and stays on longer. Good looking, well groomed women simply love - this marvelous new Face Powder—MEL- PS inney’s Drug: Store.— ve SE ___—_—_—_———— In What Month Is Your Birthday? On your Birthday send your Mother Flowers Hoskins-Meyer Home o KFYR business women of Bismarck at 8} how they can better utilize the op-j Comes ¥rue| { Paris, Sept. 28.—Modernistic use | {of incrustations continues to inter- est some designers. Chantal has a/ pretty crepa roma dress in two tones of brownish plum color, with touches of lacquer red. The red touches are ; obtained by putting one dress on top another. The outer dress can be re- moved like a coat. organized. The Devils Lake club is organiz- ing at New Rockford and Lakota, while Grand Forks has a new group at Langdon. Business women of Ray and Casselton have expr an interest in organizine clubs in| their towns. Williston is sponsoring | 8 prospective organization at Ray. “The National Federation of Bu iness and Professional Women’s clubs has a membership of more than 51,000 business and profession- al ‘women—the majority of them ” Miss Bulge said. “It seeks to advance the interes of business and profersional women through education, through research and through a system of vocational guidance which shall enable the THE THRILL almost ruined by sinister int: wrong—a spectacular train Derby—and a glorious gir! tory when all seems lost— NEWS PICTURES ‘COME j tion, which is affiliated with i } 13 clubs and 500 member en in towns where no club has been, leaders in their varicus communi-! IN THE 1928 MANNER The Famous Drury Lane Melodrama as a Modern Sercen Production, Featuring _ DOROTHY MACKAILL—RALPH 1 FORBES—ANNA Q. NILSSON LOWELL SHERMAN Splendor of high society—Flash of racing silks—A speed- ing motor plunging to destruction—a devil-mgy-care hero THAT'S “THE WHIP!” Seats Fill Fast at the Eltinge unger business women to avoid | the choice of a wrong vocation. The purpose of the federation is best ex- pressed in its slogan ‘Better Busi- negs Women for a Better Business World.’ “The North Dakota State va 2s The state organization has made its in- fluence felt throughout the state through increased cooperation and fellowship between women engaged in business and the professions. “Local clubs in the state federa- tion are doing fine work through their education loan funds for girls. Emphasis has been placed on raising the standards in this state by preaching the gcspel of at least a ; high school education for every bu: girl, and club members are do- ig pra work by _ providing funds for ‘irls to complete high school courses. Misses Mary Parssad and Irma Logan have returned from a vacation trip to the Twin Citjes and Roches- ter, Minn., and Chicago. so. Circle No. 2 of the Presbyterian Ladies Aid will hold a food sale Saturday at “foskinc-Meyer, begin- ning at one o'clock. | Pat Mr, and Mrs, W. J. Reibold of Bis- birta of a at St. Alexius | Hbspital: 1 City Comnty Bits | R. B. Webb, of the Webb Brothers Store, left the first of the week for rn furniture markets. Presbyterian Food Sale Sat- t. m all officers and Chev. are re- hall at 2:30 p. m., Sunday y order of captain. jed to meet prompty at 2 p. m. Sundsy at the Odd Fellows ‘hall to attend the funeral of Comrade Adolph Scharnowski. Wear Legion caps. el TONIGHT — Friday and Saturday Matinee Every Day, 2:30 -PACKED HIT rigue—a woman avenging her wreck—the famous English riding a thoroughbred to vic- COMEDY EARLY BISMARCK FOLKS EVERYONE AROUND HERE SEEMS SO STUPID’ ISN'T THERE ANYONE learn to depend upon. “We have in stock a thousand ‘and one things you need in your home,’ Fresh, standard merchan- dise, household remedies, candies and cigars. - Fresh goods, fair prices, The drug store yout VNCERSTOOD WEY GIVE You THe RIGHT quested to be present at 1. 0. 0.) & All Legionnaires are request- | MMM ‘may room. dish stuffiny fresh, — peeled and hollowed out ahanea| FRESH DRAINS. with | their) = OT oT Sint Modish right now are the narrow picture frames painted the same woodwork or furniture is. a pair of orange ones in a single A deticious ®) and mixed with the fomato pulp,| other strong vegetables are drained] Patterson Hotel etal Bosciet f eppers and butter. Season] into the in, the hot or cold water 3 Household il and bal re until | tomatoes are tender tap should t be 1 on immediately day Chicken Dinner. . Suggestions | for a few seconds to wash out the PREVENT CU CURDLING ah rage? and similar rag ‘can from curdling if tl very | tomato Pi the milk are of cven that are) temperatures when mixed and the color that the) tomato is stirred into the milk. There | daffodil yellow. be a pair of green frames and HOT SO! SODA . —— If your sink way smells, treat Dr. R. W. Henderson, for- it with a hot solution of washing! } enseyananasie ey, | soda. Tt isa good idea to do this; merly of the Roan and Strauss STULFED TOMATOES frequently, not to wait until it| clinic, has opened offices over luncheon or supper | smells, le sea i Drug Store. Rooms (drain and kee, it "smelling fresh. SUNNY ROOMS Extra rooms on the north s| the house can be made cheerful as sun parlors if the walls are made — PICTURE FRAMES is left-over corn cut off the cob| Whenever cauliflower, cabbage or Ex a LN NNN Nl SA LE NOW O N Closes Saturday Evening, October 6 Candy Special : For Saturday Only Spanish ae salted and fresh roasted, a pound . Basement Lunch Room Specials for Saturday Nut Sundaes Cake and Coffee ....... Served from 1 to 6 p. m. ' 16c 29c Chocolate covered peanuts, fresh from Brach’s Candy Kitchen, a pound ..... Turkish Towels 14x27 Inches Colored Borders Saturday - 8c Fach Johnson’s Baby Talcum 17c FOR SATURDAY ONLY Something New in Wayne Knit Hoisery Hand Embroidered Pillow Cases 42x36 Inches Beautiful cross stitch de- signs in colors—made of Fruit of the Loom—a fine pure white cloth. FOR SATURDAY ONLY 79c Each Pillow Case 14-Ounce Bottle Listerine 79c FOR SATURDAY ONLY * « Ladies’ White Linen Handkerchiefs 12 vor $1.00 FOR SATURDAY ONLY All Hand Embroidered Bridge Sets 36 Inch Cloths Raat Wy bases 4 Lunch Size Men’ Wayne Knit has always been famed for hosiery of _ Napkins to Match 8 quality and beauty. Now comes the “Slenderette” Heel Italian Linens and Crashes White Linen to throw delicate shadows just where they’re kindest | Hand hemmed and em- 3 to your ankles. 2 broidered in beautiful col- Handkerchiefs The “Slenderette” heel is 01 a semi-chiffon silk-to- or designs. the-top stocking of exquisite beauty, offering the ulti- mate in smartness. Regular Price . $2.25 For Anniversary Sale, only . cep eee GL 95 $2.95 SET FOR SATURDAY ONLY 8 ror $100 FOR SATURDAY ONLY Carter’s Anniversary Number A $3.50 Garment for $2.50 Ladies’ Silk and Wool Union Suits All Styles—Low neck, no sleeves, knee or ankle length—also Dutch neck, elbow sleeve and ankle length. Their celebrated $3.50 number. We are limited to their price concession for our Anniversary Sale only—After this sale the price will be $3.50. Why Not Save $1.00? In Ladies’ Sizes, 34 to 44 Our Anniversary Sale Is Store Wide Every Department contributing bright new seasonable peat ay “wad at prices as at-. tractive as the merchandise itself. Sale closes Saturday evening, October 6. -. Ww. LUCAS CO NL