The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 8, 1928, Page 4

Foreign Relations and Trade Balance of Italy Discussed The Current Events club program this week included an interesting | paper on Italy’s foreign relations, | read by Mrs. J. A. Larson. Italy’s trade balance was the text study for the meeting, and Mrs. A. J. Arnot was leader of the program. The club met Wednesday after- noon with Mrs, Ww; Ww; ‘Wood. Louise Koffel Is Elected President of Campfire Group Louise Koffel was elected pres- ident of the Oececa group of Camp Fire Girls at a recent meeting held at the home of Mrs. W. G. Worner, group guardian. Ruth Wetmore was made vice president; Marion Worner, secre- tary, and Dorothea Gutman, treas- urer. Preceding the election, a pot-luck upper was held and plans were tials to give a Campfire party in the near future. Local Study Gr ‘oup Entertains Dawson Club at Luncheon Members of the Wednesday Study club were hostesses to the Dawson Study club here yesterday at a reciprocity meeting. Eight ladies from the Dawson club + attended the luncheon at the Hotel Prince and the afternoon’s entertain- ment at the home of Mrs. W. H. Bo- denstab. Yellow pompons and adorned the luncheon tables. During the afternoon a one-act play entitled “Supressed Desires” was presented by the local club. The cast included Mrs. H. H. Noyes as Henrietta. Brewster, Mrs. Spencer Boise as Stephen Brewster, and Mrs. W. B. Pierce as Mabel. Music for the meeting was fur- ur by Mrs. M. B. Gilman, a. Wednesday Study group is the 1 first club in the eighth district to hold a reciprocity meeting. The movement is being highly recom- feaaley throughout the state by Mrs. E. Jones, president of the state Women's Federation of Clubs itate Federation of Women's Clubs. tapers Word has Nea vac il by Bis- marck friends of the marriage of Miss Florence Lenora Batters of Little Falls, Minn., formerly of Bis- marck, to Wilbur "Vernon Styles of St. Paul. The wedding _ occurred September 8 at Hudson, Wis., and Mr. and Mrs. Styles are at home in St. Paul. While in Bismarck, Mrs. Styles was employed by The Bis- marck Tribune, Mr. and Mrs. Saul E. Halpern of Glen Ullin, whose marriage took place October 21 in Minneapolis, spent a few days in Bismarck this week as house guests of Mr. Hal- pern’s brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Rosen, while en route to their home from a wedding trip so eastern cities. oar Mr. and Mrs. Alba Clothier of Bis- marck announce the birth of a daughter Wednesday at S. Alexius hospital. eee Mrs. Frank Orchard was hostess to the Midweek Bridge club Wednes- day afternoon. Honors in the games were won by Mrs. F. E. Ellsworth. Miss hess: Malvinitt left today for Fargo after spending the last six weeks in Bismarck with friends and on business. — Mrs. C. F. Phillips of Fargo ar- rived in Bismarck Tuesday to be the [hea of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. rge Laney.. Miss Anne Yochim has returned Papers on Ireland Read at Meeting of Fortnightly Club The Fortnightly club met Wednes- day aftérnoon at the home of Mrs. . Lumry. “The study program for the after- noon consisted of a paper on “The Irish Free State” by Mrs, P. E./ Byrne, and a report on “Northern | Ireland” by Miss Anna Burr. | Saxon and Norman Literature Will Be Studied by Delphians| Saxon and Norman elements of | early English literature will be| studied by members of the Del- | phian society Friday afternoon at| }2:30 at the home of Mrs. Harvey | | Harris. Mrs. Harris will lead the discus- Isions, and text reports will be given | by the following: Mrs. Chris Kjelstrup, The Sea- farers; Mrs. J. B. Smith, St. Bene- dict’s Vision; Mrs. Obert Olson, Battle of Brunanburgh; Mrs. H. F.| Keller, The Death of Brilhnoth; Mrs. | M. E. McIntyre, The Story of Dane Elaine, and Mrs. W. G. Worner, Reynard, The Fox. * 6 Mrs. W. J. Noggle Is Hostess at Dinner! Mrs. William J. Noggle enter- | tained at dinner Tuesday evening in | honor of Mr. Noggle on the occasion of his birthday anniversary. Covers were laid for 12 guests at dinner, and yellow chrysanthemums centered the table. The evening was spent informally. Whist Club Meets With Mrs. M. O. Agre| Mrs. M. O. Agre was hostess to the Viking Whist club Wednesday | ® evening. Cards were played at two tables with high scores going to Miss Mar- | garet Yegen, Mrs. O. A. eat Giese John Evans and Mrs. E. A. | une Out-of-town guests at the meet- ing were Mrs. E. A. Sorsdah! and{| Mrs. L. O. Johnson of Saskatche- wan, Canada. The club will meet again in two weeks at the home of Mrs. John Evans. eee Mrs. F, M. Davis will be hostess to | the Past Matrons club Friday after- | noon at 2:30. se Miss Esther Munson returned Monday from a two weeks’ trip to Minneapolis and La Crosse, Wis. Mrs. L. A. Tavis left Wednesday for Dickinson, where she will spend the week-end with friends. —_ | Personal and | Social News of | Mandan Vicinity ' L. G. Thompson, principal of the Mandan public schools, is attending the North Dakota Education associa- tion meeting at Grand Forks this: week. ea . John Berger has returned from a, trip to San Francisco where he spent 1G several weeks as guest of his broth- | er. o °) eee Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Paxter will leave Friday for St. Paul to attend | a reunion of the 27th Engineers, U. 8. A, This division of the army, saw service in Siberia. Don’t forget the Masquerade Dance at the A.0.U.W. Hall tonight. | curve of the hip. ;| ing lady, a dark-eyed, blond-haired ‘performance as leading lady for | Neither of her parents had ever ap- . | untamed Nicole Groult’s new silhouette is something to get used to. If the third tier of a skirt I saw were taken off there would be nothing remarkable about the dress except the plum colored moire lame of which it is made, But with tier three added, and just a narrow slit in front, the effect is rather star- tling. The tiers do not begin to | flare until they have ‘passed the From there on they slope outward like the roof of a Chinese pagoda. RITA. ¢——____—_______-—_- | At the Movies >—<—__—_——_* ELTINGE THEATRE Lon Chaney has played many roles, sinister, mysterious and other- wise, but for the first time in his life he is now playing a policman. The great character star is cast as lainclothesman on the New York lice force in his latest picture. “While the City Sleeps,” coming tc the Eltinge for Friday and Saturday. It is a vivid story of the “inside” of the New York police force, in which Chaney plays a detective who takes a fatherly interest in a young pe whose “boy friend” is associat- ieee a dangerous band of crooks. j hese gangsters lead the boy into a loft robbery, but the detective, watching over him, saves him at the last minute and reforms him, so that the girl will have her lover. Which is a sacrifice on his part as he, too, | deeply loves the girl. Dramatic pursuit of crooks, a sen- sational battle of police and gang- sters with machine guns, a running battle on the roof of the city and the operation of the “shadow box” of the New York police are among the most dramatic highlights of the absorbing and powerful story. CAPITOL THEATRE John Barrymore has a new lead- German fraulein named Camilla Horn, who will be seen soon opposite Barrymore in “Tempest” at the Cap- itol theatre. Her rise from obscur- ity to fame was sensational after her Emil Jannings in “Faust.” Camilla Horn first saw the light of day in Frankfort-on-Main in 1908. peared on th her father started out in life as a musician. When she was very young, Camilla went to Switzerland to school. At the age of fifteen, she began to manufacture pajamas. This e stage or screen, though | | milla was forced to give up her ar a ea ERT EAE AONE AY mea Nap a a Cem ee THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1928 business flourished for a while, but | h the deflation of the mark Ca- trade. hired an instructor left the rest to fate. tained a position i continu ecutive from the UFA Studio, she was asked if she would like to come to the studio the next day for her he immediat iy role of Margu United A: saw Miss Horn in “Faust” they were so impressed with her they sent for er; and upon her arrival in America | % Miss Horn | § Ihree short months ago, signed on the dotted line. She now under contract to Art Cinema Corporation, United Artists unit. A GENTLE HINT Lodger: Did you ever see any- thing so unsettled as the weather? Landlady: Well, there’s your bill—Passing Show. STANDS TO REASON Professor (pointing to map of $ Canada): When you see this map of a count: of limitless distances, of is, what do you think of ? Prep: Ginger ale!—Life. Don’t forget the Masquerade Sabot sth Minneapa’’s, Canadian’ Matinee Every Day at 2:30 TONIGHT — THURSDAY Last Times THE BIG FEATURE from Moffit, where she has been the | $9 oo?OOOSS9SS99S9SS99S S999 9 99S guest of relatives for the last two! ¥ weeks. soe irs. E, F. Fox has as her house! % se this week, her sister, Mrs. Ida] % lay Poole of Portland, Ore. see Mrs. E. J. Lawfer of Leith is : spending, several days in Bismarck | $ is week with, friends. Miss Gladys. Biiskion will go to Solen this week-end to spend a few days with relatives. | Miss Irene Hartke ill ge to New| % end with frie: x Miss Thelma ey will go to Almont Saturday to spend the week- end at her home. | i Mrs. John E. Williams of Wash- burn is spending a few days in Bis- marck this week. Sons and Daughters of Nor-|% 0. 0. F. Hall) 3 way Dance at I. tonight. quested to at the Leg Eeain all a tice Day parad Salem ch friends. spend the week-| ¢ All vig raghles? men are re- meet promptly at|% me Benin. pap 11th, for Armis- Mignon, meaning favorite, is the selection of Lucile, Parisian modiste, for eve- ning wear with the many tones. of red being spon- sored this fall and winter season. It is a captivating color ... interesting ... warm ... and altogether smart and chic. A Lucile Fall Color in Holeproof Hosiery ' Gary Cooper First Show 7:30 Sharp Second at 9:00 COME EARLY! FRIDAY and SATURDAY © LON CHANEY “While the City Sleeps” Come Early! You must | be satisfied. Performance of every Ar- vin Heater guaranteed. For all cars at 53 ‘GAMBLE STORES © Chevrolet & Whippet, $2.68 Always fond of dancing, Miss : | Horn decided to try her fortune , this new hobby, and subsequently | ¢ happily at this new work | until, spotted one evening by an ex- | % executives % Dance at the A.O.U. W. Halll$ Nearly 30 Years ot Service to this Community and Always Trying to Improve that Service A.W. LUCAS CO. 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