The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 6, 1928, Page 5

= ad THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1928 | Louise Marr and H. G. Barnes Have Announced Wedding Hector G. Barnes and Miss Louise Social and Personal | ‘India’ Topic at Fortnightly Club Meeting Yesterday A discussion of “The Indian Em- Marr announced their marriage,| pire,” by Mrs. P. J. Meyer, was apolis, to a company of friends last given at the, meeting of the Fort- night at the Patterson hotel. | which took place July 31, at Minne- r. and Mrs, Barnes went to Su nightly club yesterday afternoon at injthe home of Mrs. S. D. Cook. Mrs. Prairie, Wis., for a visit with Mrs.|Meyer used maps to illustrate her Barnes’ mother, Mrs. Elizabet Marr, . fter the wedding. Mrs. Barnes has made her home|sive paper on “Factors of Unrest in ' in Bismarck for a number of years,|India” was given by Mrs, Fred é ‘and is employed as chief clerk in| Conklin. 4 the offices of the Board of Adminis- eee ’ is from Fai throughout tl estate. | Tr) t ve | . a = -~- ad tration, Mr. Barnes, deputy U. S. marsha! o, and is well know: Entertains Bridge Club Last Evening Mrs. P. M. Byrne entertained th members of the Wednesday night bridge club at her apartment last evening. High scores in the evening’s games were won by Josephine Cervinski an Gladys Pearce. A color scheme of orchid and white hi talk. Following this a very comprehen- |Current Events "|. Club Meets With Mrs. H. F. Keller The study of Italy was continued yesterday afternoon when members of the Current Events club met at “i |the home of Mrs. H. F. Keller. Mrs. W. W. Wood, program leader, was in charge of the study chapter. A paper on “Noted Italians in d America” was given by Mrs. Obert Olson. After the program, refreshments was used for the table appointments, | Were Served by the hostess. and the hostess served a course luncheon after the games. oe Wednesday Club Studies Germany A study of Germany, its customs G. E. Smith Home Is Scene of Parties Mrs. George E. Smith and Miss Hildor Simonson were joint hostess- es at a bridge supper Tuesday eve- and recent changes, was taken up at ning at the Smith home, 905 Sixth the meeting of the Wednesday stud; club yesterday afternoon, at the home of Mrs. Burt Finney. Mrs. N. 0. Churchill History and Geography of German; Since 1914,” pointing out why re- cent changes have been made. Mrs, W. E. Lahr spoke on “Folk Lore and Customs of, Germany.” Mission Society to Hold Praise Service The annual Praise Service of the Women’s Missionary society of the Presbyterian church will be held Fri- day afternoon at 3 o'clock in the church parlors. “Fulfilling God’s Dream” is the topic for the afternoon, and the fol- lowing one minute talks on the work of home missions will be given: “Alaska,” Mrs, C. L. Young; “The Negro,” Mrs. Sara Ankenman; “Spanish Speaking Peoples,” Mrs. Fred Hanson; “The Mormons,” Miss Anna Burr; “The Mountaineers,” Miss Emma Bell; “Indians,” Mrs. Paul Wright; “West Indian People,” Mrs. F. E., McCurdy; and “Immi- grants,” Mrs. S. F. Hollingsworth. An offering will be taken for the benefit of the home mission fund. This service is observed by all mission societies throughout the world, for the purpose of acquaint- ing the public with the work accom- plished by missions. “oe * The committee in charge of the Christmas Seal benefit bridge tea to be given tomorrow afternoon at the Patterson hotel would be pleased to have all club members attend the tea at four o'clock. 8 Members of the Daughters of the American Revolution will be enter- tained at a one o'clock luncheon to- morrow at the home of Mrs. E. A. Thorberg. eee Mrs. Verne Hanson is ill at her home with a severe cold. Dance at the I. O. O. F. Hall tonight, given by the Ladies’ Auxiliary I. 0. O. F. Public invited. Extra ladies, 25c. }SMARCK,W. GlAMONDS AUEWELAY Rookwood | Pottery In a-day of intensive collect- ing of objects of art—nothing is | more fascinating or more 1 worthy of the connoisseur’s in- street. Four tables of bridge were in play during the evening. High score iy e ave “The went to Mrs. George Ebert and Mrs. Thomas Madden. Y| Decorations suggestive of the THE BISMAKCUK TRIBUNE rAUnrivy t rooms and for the table used for the party given last night by Mra. smith, when she entertained guests for three tables of bridge. Honors for the evening were won by Mrs. E. M. Hendricks and Mrs. A. R. Miesen. er the games. sy Eleanor Cook, 608 Ave. members are urged & be present. oO. F. 1 lows by Hazel Johnson's orchestra. Schweizer of Washburn, cal hospital. * will be held this evenin; There will be election o officers. SALE IS NEAR Ellendale Wants Bus : Mail Service Opened! Ellendale wants the Interstate Transportation company to carry mail both ways between Ellendale Pe tt tee eat ‘A course luncheon was served aft- ‘The Ladies Auxiliary of the I. 0. Mrs. J. J. Schweizer and Margaret | were in The regular meeting of the Ladies} Auxiliary of the Patriarchs Militant | Delinquent 1927 tax certificates ; ¥ totaling $59,747.54 will be sold at |2"d Aberdeen, S. Dak. j the annual December sale nevt Tues- day, according to G. L. Spear, Bur-|when J. G. Belanger, manager of | The Senior King’s Heralds of the leigh county treasurer. Methodist church will meet Friday at 7p. m. at the home of Miss are entertaining this} erty come to $44,955.74. evening at a cance at the Odd Fel- hati, Music will be furnished | {rate of interest. each year, at 7:30,|4iscount on Gas bills. The sale will be conducted in the county auditor’s office from 10 a.m. D. Allluntil 5 p.m. on that day. | Delinquent taxes on city property |by Judge Fred Graham. amount to $14,789.80. Srear said, \ Graham said that petitions re- whi.e delinquent taxes on land prop- | questing the bus- mail service had | Certificates will be delivered on) warded to the railway mail officials | that day. to persons bidding lowest |in the South Dakota city. If the taxes are not redeemed by the property hold-|at presont, and ex) ers ib aie ne an Se ake copy of the petition to the U. S ow cate holder may obtain title to the 4 Bismarck yesterday to visit Mr.| Sroperty if he desires. anger Sunk Schweier, who is a patient in a lo-/ County land sales are held in June | that the petition’s reqtest would be SCRE aT ay ee would ask the local company for} The 10th is the last day ol|bids on the service in the near fu- This was indicated yesterday | jthe Transportation company, re-| Xf ecived a message from a group of! Ellendale business men represented | t been circulated in Ellendale and for- Graham is ii Washington, D. C., ts to present a Belanger expressed confidence granted and that the government ture. Christmas season were used in the|d A. E. Brown of Minot spent yes-/ terday in Bismarck. H. Martin of Garrison is spending a few days in the city on business. G. A. Osmunson left this morning for Averill, Minn., where he was | called by the death of his father. Miss Cora Dahl, of the Robertson | shop at Jamestown, is spending a few days here on business. John W. Carr, recently clected lieutenant governor, is a visitor in the city. L. H. Briggle of Hazelton, is look- ing after business matters here to- ay. } =| | terest and business acumen | than the building up of a fine | collection of Ceramics(” | The judicious selection of | Rookwood soon forms an art | possession representing a wise | investment and an wnending pleasure, We are exclusive agents for Rookwood Pottery for the state. | A. eS JEWELER “Bismarck’s Diamond Store Since 1907” Amusement | Forecast MOVIES ELTINGE THEATER “The Masks of the Devil” CAPITOL THEATER “Freedom of the Press” DOME DANCE PAVILION» WEDNESDAY NIGHT Art Bronson’s Bostonians Matinee Every Day—2:30 TONIGHT—THURSDAY JOHN GILBERT with THEODORE ROBERTS ALMA RUBENS RALPH FORBES, in “MASKS. of The DEVIL” COMEDY—“Hold That FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ——<$—<—$—$— 3 Evening Shows 6, 7:30 and 9 Alice White in “SHOW GIRL” Dixie Dugan says “You've got to admit there's something in this sex-appeal they’re all talking about. 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