The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 10, 1928, Page 5

w * \ 4 , 4 ‘ ‘ at 4 4 Monday: Club Is Entertained by Mrs. S. W. Corwin Mrs. S. W. Corwin was hostess to the Monday club which met Monday afternoon at her home. “The Teuton in Europe” was the title of the paper read by Mrs. G. F. Dullam. Miss Hardy Jatkeon spoke on “Our Foreign Born ‘Citisens,” @pnile Mrs. M. W. Roan reviewed the magazine, World’s Work. Mrs. Fred Jansonius, club repre- sentative to the Women’s Commun- ity Council, reported on the last Souncil meeting. ‘ Baptists Observe 3ooster Week With Musical Programs Booster week is being celebrated this week at the Baptist church with programs by the various societies. Following a potluck supper this evening at the church, a program will be given in the church auditor- ium, Russel Reid will be the princi- pal speaker, and there will be musi- cal numbers by Marguerite Kennedy, Mrs. John Larson, Mts. Fay Kent afd Mrs. ‘W. G. Worner. The Missionary society will be in charge of the program Thursday evening at 7:45. The following numbers have been ‘announced: Reading, Miss Esther Wilson; vo- cal solo, Hiss Dency Dickinson; vio- lin solo, nas Engelhardt; selec- tion, Indian Girls fice club; musical reading, Mrs, McNutt; musical trio, ‘Ada Herbert, Lucille’ Herbert and Elsie Nelson; Experiences in Hospi- tal Work in China, Miss Justine Granner, Friday evening’s entertainment has been arranged by the Young People’s society of the church, Miss Marguerite Kennedy will play two piano solos, and there will be a vocal solo by Miss Ethel Sandin, a musical sketch by Bayard Jacobsen, Virginia Stephens and Helen Galyen, and violin solos by Adolph Engelhardt. ™e lecture for the evening will be “The Child Life of the Nation.” The public is invited to attend these programs. ‘ Agnes Hat Shop * Opens This Week Fall and winter hats are on dis- play this week at the Agnes hat shop, recently opened in the store which was formerly occupied by Nielsen’s Millinery. Mrs. A. Nielsen, proprietor, will feature Gage hats, which have world-wide renown for their style and quality. A popular line of hosiery will also be carried. ‘The store room has been redec- orated, and new fixtures and furni- ture installed. | The A. O. U, W. drill team, which was recently featured at the state meeting at Fargo, will conduct ini- tiation at the regular meeting Thursday evening at 8 o’clock at the A. 0. hall. After the cere- monies, an informal evening will be enjoyed, se @ Mrs. R. E. Kennedy, 618 Sixth street, will be hostess to the ladies aid society of the First Baptist church Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock, Mrs. E. A. Wilson will be assisting hostess. All members and friends are cordially invited to at- tend. * eof @ Bismarck ladies who are attending the state Synodical of Women’s Mis- sionary sécieties at Minot this week inélude Mrs. Fred Hanson, Mrs. Paul 8. Wright, Mrs. J. L, Hughes, Mrs. K. A. McCord, Miss Anna Burr, and Mrs, Sara West Ankenmann. Mrs. J. Aug. Carlson and Mrs. C. W. Porter will be hostesses to the ies aid of the First Lutheran church Thursday afternoon at 3 o’clock in the church parlors. AH members are urged & present. Mrs. P. N. Ryan and daughter, Marian, returned Tuesday from Col- orado Springs, Colo, where they have been visiting relatives, route home they spent a few days im the Twin Cities. 2 St. Mary’s Circle will entertain Thursday afternoon at 2:30 at St. Magy’s auditorium. Mrs. Dan Slat- tery, Mrs. Fred Hessinger and Mrs. F. B. Meinhover will be hostesses. Miss Bessie Baldwin of the state Jibrary commission left Monday for Fargo to attend the joint meeting of the North Dakota-Minnesota li- brary essociations, Miss Roberta Burr, daughter of Judge A. G. Burr, was recently elect- ed president of the Omega Phi li- , terary society of Jamestown college, Jamestown. . * ~ Mrs. Frank Barnes will entertain tle Thyrsday Musical club Thursday afternoon. A study will be made of, famous conductors and symphony orchestra. alte des Bev. Paul 8. Wright left today for Minot where he will attend the 44th annual meeting of the cred of North Dakota, of the Présbyterian “Ladies of the fourth division of the "Methodist Aid society will zt ursday afternoon with Mrs. Jack at 416 West, ‘Thayer. . i E A daughter was born Tuesday to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Myers of Bis- marek at the home of Mrs. John Dix- | ' on, 504: Ninth t. s . ond Mrs. R. G. Metenghiie ir house guest weel Bernadine Me- gt E, Fe Underhitt of. Cannon spent *‘onday of its, hice i while on route renlgary, CAM... “Mrs. Martha Wetmore in in Far this week while attending thé meet- ing of the North Dakota-Minnesots | E library ane Ruth Claugen of Fargo spent eeekotes here as guest of Miss Social and Personal B. and P. W. Club Has Birthday Dinner at Club Rooms Tuesday The Business and Professional Women’s club of Bismarck is nine years old. ¥ In celebratton of the anniversary, members of the club met at dinner Tuesday evening at the club rooms. Mrs. L. B. Sowles presided as tonst- mistress, while the program of short talke was carried out as gifts to the club, The following responded with ‘ofties Chri Budge, Coo) ti iss Chrissie Budge, Cooperation; Miss Henrike Beach, Wealth; Miss Judith Rue, Love; Mrs. Alfred Zuger, Work; Mrs. Nellie Evarts, O us nity; Miss Justine Granner, vl err Bush whe zi m: ‘ahigren, Happiness; Esther Maxwell, Light. Arrangements for the dinner were made by the house committee, it cluding Miss Esther Maxwell, c man, Mrs. Scott, Mrs. J. I. Arman, Mrs. E. M. Stanton, and Miss Mar- garet McGunigal. | Women’s Wear Store Opens Thursday in Main Ave. Location The Women’s Wear Shoppe will open for business Thursday at its new location at 222 Main avenue. For the last year the store has been located at 214 Broadway. Mrs. F. M. Roberts, proprietor, an- nounces that among other improve- ments, a remodeling room will be opened on second floor, Deep ivory with touches of blue is the color scheme used in the new shop. eer Legion and Auxiliary to Give Dancing Party. Legionnaires, Auxiliary members, their wives and husbands, will be en- tertained at a dancing party this evening at the Legion hall. Single members of the post are each entitled to bring one guest to the party. During the evening games, novelty dances, and a miniature Monte Carlo will be featured. Prizes will be given away. Dancing will begin at 9 o'clock. Charles Martin is chairman of the legion committee, with Henry H: son and Peter Berry assisting. Mrs. R. J. Kamplin heads the auxiliary committee, which includes Mrs. A. D. McKinnon, Mrs. Henry Rosen- thal, Mrs. C. J. Lynch, and Mrs, E. Cole. Hoover-Curtis Club Organized for Women Mrs. Catherine Targart was elect- ed president of the women’s Hoover- Curtis club, which was organized Tuesday at the state capitol, Miss Mabel Johnson, is vice presi- dent; Miss Mary Cram, secretary; and Miss Alice Schroeder, treasurer. The club was organized by Mrs. Ruth E. MeCoy, county chairman for the Hoover-Curtis ticket, for politi- cal enthusiasm among women. Miss Mary Kelly left recently for edt pel fel ee cae rial spend several weeks as guest of Mrs. dP. Murphy: | . Mrs. Florence Folsom returned Monday after spending the week-end ir Fargo as cuest of her son, Mar- ion, eee Mr. and Mrs. Clair G. Derby have returned from a month’s trip to Ver- mont and other enstern states, * Mrs. F. H. Moule has_ returned from Thermopolis, Wyo., where she has spent the last two months. NOTICE Night school for foreigners ginning. October 11. Same Price yor over 38 Years K > BAKING POWDER - Guaranteed Pure use Ices than of high priced brands MILLIONS of POUNDS USED BY THE GOVERNMENT Room 25. Through October will give order of $10.00 or over. * tunts, | 'W.| from a man who gave his name as will be held at Will School, be- Virginia Butler Home Studio City National Bank Bldg. The only studio in Bismarck that Mrs. Butler or any- one by that name is connected with. Christmas is just around the corner. It takes time to make good photo- graphs and only good “Photographs live forever.” _ Make Appointments NOW! i] Paris, Oct. 10.—(AP)—Evening gowns entirely covered with tiny black tube beads are found in sev- eral collections. Macame Louisc- eh bet lengthens a black beaded dress in back so that it just cleurs the heels. She adds a peplum around the waist and a little row of white crocheted flowers straight across the front. Mrs. George’M. McKenna of Na- poleon is a guest in Bismarck for a few days this week. | Mra. J. H. Hoskins and daughter, Marian, are visiting relatives in Rolla this week, a At the Movies | __At the Movies > ELTINGE THEATRE epporiuni mother’s dresses, did my hair up in! a very ladylike manner and assumed | and Great 1 08 n very grand taten, which I thought | — ee jWould be expected. CAPITOL THEATRE There are, no doubt, many ac- tresses on the screen whose versatil- ity enebles them to portray a vari- y of roles, from leading ladies’ to ‘eter studies. There are} ratively few girls, thouzh, who | can slip into the part of a heroine of almost any country and play ii with conviction. Bessie Love, potit> and popular star, who appears with Tom Moore in Universal's “Anybod: Here Seen Kelly ?”—coming to thi Cepitol theatre tonight—is one of tility literally around the world. “mel 1ange of foreign heroines for th’ screen, In tho Universal pictur coming here she plays Jeanct!e; French girl. “Are there any countries in the world “Why, yee,” the act “T have never played | Portuguese, or dark Afri t have appeared as a girl from prac- | tically every other place.” Bismarck Auto Men. Attend Fargo Meet Jack and John Fleck, connected with the Fleck Motor Sales _com- peny in Bismarck, left for Fargo carly this morning where they ate attending a sales meeting today. C. W. Churchill, general ‘sales manager of the Buick Motor com- pany, Flint, Mich, is the principal speaker on the program in Fargo teday. Churchill is making a trip through the northwe-t, stopping at the larg- est cities and conducting sales meet- ings. He is cecompanicd on his trip by H. P. Carter, district sales man- ager of the company. The general manager has visited in Minncapolis and Aberdeen, 8S. Clara Bow over - played her first part in motion pictures and it nearly cost her her career. The incident was related by the red headed star during the makin of her current starring picture, “The again today and Thursday. “As a school girl in Brooklyn I {had won a personality contest con- told St. Clair. “One of the prizes for this was a promised part in some motion picture. The sponsors of the contest tried their bestgto get me a role but it was a long time in coming. “One day, weeks after the close of the competition, I received a call Elmer Clifton, a motion picture di- rector. He asked me to come and at the Algonquin hotel and a certain part he had in “I was elated, of course, and I determined to make the most of my ADVERTISEMENT New Thing in Face Powder A new youth shade that is cx- clusive to MELLO-GLO. Stays on does not clog the pores, wonderful Beaut; by a new Frencl will be delighted with it. pure. Just try MELLO GLO note its rare qualitics. Onl, lar, Finney’s Drug Store. Pens Ui] October longer, less affected by perspiration, ¥ This new Powder is made Process and you Avpalateyy an Fleet’s In,” showing at the Eltinge if ducted by a magazine,” Miss Bow ; ‘My Hair Is a Fright’ Edna Wallace Hopper, the stage favorite, in her sixties still graces the footlights with the vivacious charm of a flapper. She knows the art of a lovely appearance. Miss Hopper in an interview remarks thet women always apologize when try- ing on a new dress or hat. How many of them say, “Of course, it will look better when my hair is in decent shape.” So it is well to know that you can always keep your hair looking its best. Even the trying heat-record days of summer need not dismay ou. Miss Hopper with some forty years of stage work behind her, knows the tricks of attracting. Among the most important she rates a fresh, lovely wave, She has found the perfect curling fluid to keep your hair alluring regardless of circum- stances. Wave and Sheen, she calls it. A liquid dressing which is a godsend, especially during the summertime. It not only preserves the wave but gives your hair a soft,, fascinating sheen. Try it on your freshly sham- pooed hair. Money back if you are not delight- ed. At all toilet counters, 75 cents.— Diamond Days Oct. 10th - 20th Bringing a rare harvest of fine diamond jewelry. Correct as to style. Dis- tinetly modern as to cut- ting. Dependable values backed Hy our reputation _ for fair dealing and justi- fied by the confidence of our customers. Be P-oud of Your Jewelry Bonham Bree. Phone 898 an enlargement with every Adv. TUESDAY NIGHT 8:30 Season’s First Road Attraction Now Playing Around the World NOT A MOVIE A.RWi mone Worked ba icess TRIAL ofa RY WBUGAN NEW YORK cast . Mail Orders. Now! Seats on Sale Thursday Boxes ..¥.........-$2.50 Lower Floor ....2.00-2.50 Balcony ....1.00-1.50-2.00 One Night Only AUDITORIUM oA ion: ing visits at 1s, Mont. The Bismarck men are expected back otmorrow. \Bismerck Woman’ to Face Embezzlement Charges Here Soo Dorothy H. It ii ree Fenstermacher was arrested here yesterday by Sacob/| Rothschiller, Fargo, deputy United | meishal, on charges of em- funds from the First Na- ank at Stanley while that in- stitution was in the hands of the === yw ‘orsa- | Teceiver. | the few who has extended her voraa is charged $n an. lodietment, Miss Love has been chilled the, returned by a federsl grand jury at ne pot” actress because she} perso last men’ bas portrayed more than the usual | id stenogra . that while a clerk rin the bank, the oferdant embezzled $1,040, The money is alleged to have bean | on December 10, 1926. When ar- | o. GIRLS one fe Comedy - “Oriental Hugs” Vaudeville - Mandan - Thursday 0 stop, raigned before a commissioner here, Billings, Butts,’ she was bound cver to the next term of: federal court and’ released ont $5,000 bords, CARD OF THANKS | We wich to thank our many friends and neighbors for their kind| assistance ard sympathy during the} loss of our beloved son, father, and! brother. We also wish to express our thanks for the beautiful floral; offerings. | Mr, and Mrs, Bert Johnson. , Fay Johnson and children, ; n Katherine and Buddy. NOTICE Virginia Butler Home Studio || Moved from 418 W. Rosser to [) {] room 25, City) Natioral Bank Block, Same phone number 898. TONIGHT WED. ond THURS. 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