The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 9, 1928, Page 5

4 Art Is Subject | ‘of Study Club _— Meeting Monday. Members of the Bismarck Study club: discussed types of art at the meeting Monday at the home of Mitra G. Olplereon ad s . mn read @ paper on “Dutch Art,” which included a dis- cussion of the works of Rembrandt, Hals, and Van Dyke. “twelve Wonder Pletures of the ’World” were named in the paper . tead by. Mrs, Harold Sorenson. Mrs. R. E. Wenzel and Mrs. F.C, Stucke were named to represent the clab: in the Woman's Community eouncil. rer ae Famous Actresses . --Discussed by Club Interesting sidelights lives of “Women of the Stage” was included in the papers read at the Woman's club meeting Monday at the home of Mrs. H. L. Wheeler. Mrs. R. G. Wilde told members of the club about Ethel Barrymore and Maude Adams, while Mrs. A. Y. Haglund discussed Mrs. Minnie Maddern Fiske and May Robson. At the close of the meeting re-' freshments were served by the hostess, eae ‘Birthday Party Given for Iran Franklin Mrs. William I. Franklin enter- tained Sunday afternoon in honor of the sixth birthday anniversary of her little son, Iran. -A color scheme of pink and yel- low was carried out in the decora- tion of the rooms and luncheon table. The birthday cake, frosted in pink, formed the centerpiece for the table. During the afternoon the children were entertained with games, and the guest of honor was presented with many gifts. The following attended the party: Melvin, Warren and Junior Stewart, Roland Lloyd, Douglas Hughes, Earl ona Clarence Ressler, Harry Mc- all, and Fred Mayo. ’ Mrs. Franklin was assisted by Miss Anderson and Mrs. Harry into the Stewart. eee Mrs. Doris Tostevin of Mandan, district deputy of the Order of East- ern Star, will be in charge of the school of instruction for this district. which will be held at the Masonic Temple Thursday afternoon at 2:30. Mrs. Kate C. Guy of Oakes, Grand Worthy Matron, and William Hall of Jamestown, Grand Worthy Patron, will attend the school. Reservations for the 6:30 banquet, which will be held at the eae he may be made by| the Lewi calling Mrs. F, E. Diehl at 1186, se Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Morris of Bill- ings, Mont., are guests at the home of Mr. Morris’ mother, Mrs. E. E. Morris. They will leave Thursda: fdr Grand Forks, where they will ake their home. Mr. Morris is em- ployed with the International Har- vester Co, see The Parent-Teacher association of the Wachter school will meet Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock at the Wachter school building. Re- freshments will be served. All par- ents who are interested are invited -to attend. oe Miss Catherine Bader has re- turned from Fargo where she spent several days, Miss Bader was a member of the A. O. U. W. drill team while attending the state A, 0, U. W. meeting. * + Mr. and Mrs. S. S, McDonald have returned from a motor trip to Ed- tmonton, Regina, Calgary, and other ints in Canada. They returned way of Glacicr park after a three weeks’ trip. se Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Dale and Mrs. F. H. Waldo attended Jamestown college Homecoming in Jamestown ' this week-end. S Mrs. Carl Usselman has returned to Crystal Springs after visiti here as guest of Mr. and Mrs. F, Swenson. Lice Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Scardac- cione of Eisclina: announce the birth of a daughter Sunday at St. Alexius hospital. p gracile Mrs, Ww. Heracmas of Lint 8 e week-e re as guest al the P. E. Halldorgon home, The Current Events élub will meet Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock with Mrs. Obert Olson. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Sayler left Sunday for Douglas where they will apend the week. Ao Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ingstad visited yelatives in Jamestown during the week-end. oe Mrs. E. O. Bailey: Addresses Lions on Juvenile Work Work of the juvenile commission was explained to members of the Lions club Monday, when Mrs. E. O. Bailey, welfere worker, spoke on “Juvenile Delinquency.” Children under the care of the PAE commission are divided into three classes, defective, de- pendent, and delinquent, Mra. Bailey rr ney telat’ Ce the ee nptotne als with the problem of uproot the cause of the child’s condition. Health, home conditions and other circumstances are named in these cases. Mrs. Bailey pointed out that serv- ice clubs can play a great part in eventing delinquency in children directing their surplus energy in healthier occupations. “We have conservation of our national forests, wild game, and various other ente: 8,” ‘Mrs, Bailey concluded. “Now we must conserve our children. It is up to us te vores ote worth while and enable them ready to carry on our worth-while work.” Mrs. Bailey is with the juvenile commission in the Sixth judicial pes short program of piano solos was played b; ‘Karl Peterson at the meeting Monday. The Lions had the following as their guests: W. C. Cashman d Robert McCurdy of Bismarck, James |* Morris of Carrington, Mrs. Ella An- derson of Baldwin, Mrs. Gertrude Scallon of Wing, and Robert Byrne of Bismarck. see The annual joint meeting of the American Legion and Auxiliary will be held Wednesday evening at the Legion hall. Dancing, music and games with prizes will be the diver- sion of the evening. Legionnaires and members of the Auxiliary are invited to bri-g guests whether or not they are members of the post. A small pig and hams will be among the prizes which will be given awa: at the party. Mrs. R: Kamplin is chairman of the entertainment com- mittee. eee Mrs. J. C. Taylor and Mrs. W. Porter of Steele are house guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Taylor this week. Mrs. J. C. Taylor is also vis-| ©! iting her sister, Mrs. L. White, who is a patient at the Bismarck hospital. Staff Capt@in A. W. Brewer of Fargo delivered his farewell sermon at the Bismarck Salvation Army Sunday. Captain Brewer has been transferred from this division to In- diana, eee Bismarck and Mandan dentists aré meeting at dinner this evening at rte ind Clark hotel in Man- Mrs. Bernard Andrus and little daughter, Patricia, and Miss Cather- ine Andrist returned Saturday from Edmonton, Alberta, where they have spent six weeks with relatives friends, hae Mrs. O. R. Barnes of Burlinghame, Calif, = former resident of Bis- marek, is visiting here as guest of her sister, Mrs, J.D, Wakeman. Miss Jane Mabel Hoiland, who has been the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Alfred ‘Zuger, for a few days, has returned to her home. ’ Mrs. Florence Davis and Miss Lillian Cook are in Fargo this week while attending the meeting of the rrr NOTICE Virginia Butler Home Studio Moved from 418 W. Rosser to room 25, City National Bank Block. Same phone number 898. ind NEW NECKLACE of tnterent esi ot unlike si locks | is of dull oxidized silver. | North Dakota-Minnesota library as- sociation. bas Mr. and Mrs. J. Kautzman of increasing amount of space this huge amount of letters occupied. It was found that over 250,000 letters were included in the huge stack, and were sent the little star from every civilized country in the world. According to Post Office officials of Los Angeles, Clara Bow’s fan mail wil now average 25,000 a month, The actual amount of mail received by the star during the month of May was 33,727 letters. For the month of June, the number increased ‘to 35,339; with every .in- dication that this number will be in- creased to over 40,000 for the months to come this year. Clara Bow gives one of her strongest characterizations in “The Fleet’s In,” according to advance reports. Critics have been lavish with their praise of the work of the flaming haired star. James Hall and Jack Oakie have the featured supporting roles, with a capable cast surrounding them. The story concerns Miss Bow, por- traying the role of a dance hall hostess, who is the center of a rivalry between Hall and Oakie. How the story is brought to a bril- liant climax, is one of the many sur- prising and entertaining featurcs of Ithe film. Deepening of the sea channel at Leningrad has given it the rank of first class world port. Flasher are parents of a son born today at St. Alexius hospital. A son was born Sunday to Mr. and Mrs. 0. E. “ohnson at their home at 810 Mandan street. a Mrs. J. K. Blunt will be hostess to the Wednesday Study club Wednes- day afternoon. SIR cera 1 At the Movies MPU clerk CAPITOL THEATRE Once more the Irish will hold the spotlight with their delightful hu- mor and romance-filled hearts when “Anybody Here Seen Kelly ?”—the love story of a traffic cop and a little girl he met in the war days— opens at the Capitol theatre tomor- Tow. Tom Moore and Bessie Love, fa- miliar ‘and popular players, appear in the starring roles. Moore and Miss Love have been favorites for a long while. As Kelly and Jeanette they reach a new peak in the hearts of picture fans by the charm of their acting. “Anybody Here Seen Kelly?” is & story of two continents. Kelly is a soldier with a “line” which in- 8 asking every girl he meets in France to marry him. One girl takes him seriously, and when she comes to America after the war to claim her own, Kelly is naturally quite put out. Then when she moves into his apartment both of them are almost put out. ELTINGE THEATRE Three tons of mail, for the deliv- ery of which over $5,000 was spent, was recently removed from the dressing room of Clara Bow, popu- lar Paramount actress, who appears in her latest starring picture: “The Fleet’s In!” at-the Eltinge for to- day, tomorrow and Thursday. The Temova: was caused by th Make Your Fall BOUQUETS from bittersweet, dried babies’-breath, straw flowers, statice, etc., also new stock of flower bas- kets. Oscar H. Will & Co. 315 Third Street Flower Phone - 784 In What Month is easier wrth the Is Your Birthday? Os your Birthday send your Mother Flowers Hoskins-Meyer Wome of KFYR "Watchman’ Iron ‘The Westinghouse Auto matic has a BuilsinWatch- man—the famous Spencer Matinee Every Day 2:30 TONIGHT Tues. - Wed. - Thurs, Mrs, J. P. Geck of Glen Ullin is a [ete caller in Bismarck . this week. Misses Ruth Coehran and Veronica Farrel of Solen spent the week-end in Bismarck. Samuel Baisch of Stanton under- went an_operation at St. Alexius- hospital Monday. Mrs. Peter Kuhn of Napoicon has been admitted to St. Alexius hospi- tal for treatment. Rodger L. Thomas, Fargo, has re- turned to his home after spending the past week in Bismarck on busi- ness, Hoover-Curtis campaign headquar- ters will be sl eet in Mandan this week by J. T. of Glen Ullin. Nelson Mason, Washington, D. C., private secretary to Senator Lynn J. Frazier, is in Bismarck today in the interests of Senator Frazier’s cam- paign for reelection. Mrs. Mary Potter, who has been employed at the A. W. Lucas store, jelson, pioneer settler ; has acco) a position in the ad- ministration department at the cap- atol, x pee G. S. Von Sien, Fargo, chairman of the speakers committee of the Fire Prevention Week National com- mittee for North Dakota, will speak before the Mandan Rotary club at the regular Thursday noon meet- ing. OTE EE TE ag She Won’t Quit Stage peer Si SRR Sia TERS eA 'Y . Claire Luce, former Follies dancer, isn’t going to let marriage interfere with her ca- reer, Returning to lew York with her husband, Clifford Warren Smith, after ja European honey- moon, she announced s,she was going back to the stage. Sy Claire Luce The’ latet Irish Free States cen- sus, taken in 1926, shows a total population of 2,971,992. The 10th is the last daz ot discount on Gas ills. Greta Niesen and the luxurious bathroom her glorious blonde beauty inspired The lovely complexions you see on the screen— HAT charm radiantly fresh smooth skin gives a girl— you know it the instant the closes up is flashed on the screen! Exquisitely smooth skin is more important for loveliness than any- thing else, motion picture directors say. lovely under the cruel lights of the close-up, screen stars guard it very © carefully. Nine out of ten screen stars use Lux Toilet,Soap. There are in Hollywood 433 important actresses, Because their skin must be including all stars —417 of these use Lux Toilet Soap. All the great film studios, too, have made it the LUX Toilet SOAP - - - 10 if TH She' sailo 3 Fleet's tied official soap in their dressing rooms. * declares W OUT THE LAUGH PRESERVERS! sailor’s sweetheart but—which ay Os) ramble for Clara when “The ‘The sweetheart of the screen ith the sailors on the scene captures hole bloomin’ a a iPad more in “The s “A star must have smooth skin,” pretty BETTY BRONSON (Warner Bros.). “Everything shows in a close- up. I find this lovely white soap is wonderful for my skin.” GILDA GRAY, who lends her loveliness to United 661 used to say ‘it is impossible—one cannot find a soap of the luxury of imported soaps in America!’ Then I found Lux Toilet Soap. As fine as the costliest French soap, makes my skin wonderfully soft and smooth.?9 Comedy - “Oriental Hugs” Insist on the Genuine QUAKER Oats Announcing RCA Radiola 60 The famous Super-Heterodyne Now with powerful AC Tubes No matter what set you now have you owe it to yourself to hear this new Radiola—one of the greatest advances made in radio to date. Come in today and let us demon- strate it to you—no obligation. _ Hoskins-Meyer The Home of KFYR The Dome Located on Memorial Highway Presents “The Red Jackets” with “Mike” Doty—Directing and entertaining through ar- rangements with Crystal Ballroom management, (Fargo, North Dakota). WEDNESDAY, OCT. 10TH “The Personality Band”—Radio Favorites Nationally Known. An Opportunity to dance to North Dakota’s Best Dance Band The Pavilion is Leated by a Sterling Automatic Gas Heater. Tasty lurch service—Bus and Taxi service for your convenience. Perfect Dance Floor. - Where Everybody Dances