The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 15, 1928, Page 5

{ ‘ “~ t ' ‘ ' # 4 1 \ | | ' Poms 5 ‘ A ~ ' as ® ( a4 ao a SATURDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1928 [ Past Matrons Club Elects Officers Election of officers of the Past Matrons club for the coming year took place yesterday afternoon when the club met at the home of Mrs. F. E. Diehl. Mrs. F. M. Davis was named pres-. ident, Mrs. F. E. Diehl, vice presi- dent; Mrs. Marcia Thomas, secre- tary, and Mrs. Van R. Middlemas, treasurer. After the business meeting a Christmas party was held. ee Recital Given at Grosvenor Studio Pupils of the Grosvenor studio were presented last night in a piano recital at the studio, 620 Seventh street. The following pupils took part in the program: Dorothy and Dolores Tekippe, Joan Hughes, Charlotte and Fay Kent, Phyllis Olson, Maty Lou- ise Kupfer, Caroline Williamson, Claire DeRochford, Helen Targart,| P' Catherine Alphonte, Idele Stegner and Annette Leibole. Mrs. Otto Hanson, Nort Lincoln, assisted with several violin numbers. eee Mrs. Corwin Hostess to Delphian Society “The Cid” “Aucassin end Nicolette,” example; of medieval stories, were studied at the meeting of the Delphian society ee a: afternoon at the home of Mrs. S. W. Corwin. The program was in charge of Mrs. W. A. Hughes. Mrs. Al Rosen discussed a “Char- acteristic Passage and an Incident of the Counts of Carrion.” Mrs. W. G. Worner had for her topic “The Cic Pawns His Coffers.” Mrs. F. C. Stucke spoke on “The Cid Ballads,” and Mrs. H. W. Rosenthal discussed “The Chronicle of the Cid.” The study of “Aucassin and Nic- olette” included a talk on “The Oc- casion of Nicolette’s Journey” by Mrs. D. J, McGillis, a paper on “Aucassin’s Quest” by Mrs. Obert Olson, and Mrs. M. E. McIntyre discussed “The Adventures of the United Lovers.” . ee Mrs. Peter Kerner of Sidney, Mont., is in the city for a visit with her daughters, Mrs. W. A. McVey and Mrs. Donald Johnson. She is a guest at the Johnson home at pres- ent, and will go to New Salem Sun- day for a visit with another daugh- ter, Mrs, Fred Lehde. * Mrs. S. A. Floren will be hostess to the members of the Bismarck Study club Monday afternoon. A program made up of Christmas stories and music will be given. Each member will bring a number of ar- ticles for the Christmas box the club is preparing for a worthy family. eee and Miss Frances Sperry and Misses * Helen and Amy Brooks arrived yes- terday from the University at Grand Forks, Miss Sperry will remain here during vacation, and the Misses Brooks will go to their homes at Stanton, eee Chapter N, P. E. 0. will meet Monday evening at 8 o'clock with Miss Mildre! Huff, 822 Seventh street. Mrs. Juanita Edick will be in charge of the program, with “The Development o£ the Oratorio” as the study topic. ; Miss Catherine Fisher returned yesterday from Jamestown where she attends St. John’s academy to spend the Christmas holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charies Fisher, se 8 Mrs. W. McVey of Casselton, who has been a guest at the home of her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. McVey, left yesterday for Beulah to visit relatives. ery Members of the Business and Pro- fessional Women’s club will meet to- morrow afternoon at 3 p.m. at the club rooms to prepare a Christmas box for a needy family. soe Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Laurence will leave tomorrow for Chicago, Duluth and Winnipeg for a visit with rela- tives. They plan to be away about a week, ee Misses Shirley Penner, Edith Whittemore and Catherine McKin- non arrived home from the Univer- sity at Grand Forks yesterday. . Fort Lincoln Chapter, American War Mothers will meet Tuesday aft- ernoon December 18, at 3 o’clock at the home of Mrs. W. H. Webb. Bismarck Canton No. 5, I. 0. O. F., will hold a dance this evening at the Odd Fellows hall. There will be both modern and old time dances. Miss Florence Johnson has re- turned to Bismarck after a two weeks’ visit with friends in the Twin cities, eee Miss Hardy Jackson will be hos- tess to the members of ee Monday club Monday cfternoon at 8 o'clock. Open evenings. Sarah Gold Shop, 342 Main Ave. SS Amusement Forecast \ MOVIES ELTINGE THEATER “Detectives” CAPITOL THEATER “Clearing of the Trail” DOME DANCE 2 PAVILION TONIGHT Art Bronson's Bostonians Social and Personal \ THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE SS PAGE FT Club Holds Annual Christmas Party Members of the Progressive Moth- ers club held a special meeting and Christmas party last evening at the home of Mrs. Ray Burman. The meeting was spent in dress- ing dolls and getting the boxes of gifts ready for needy families of the city. During the past few weeks the club has collected used toys and dolls and these have been repaired and will be sent to children who may be forgotten by Santa Claus. A Christmas tree with gifts for each of the members was a feature of the evening. A course luncheon was served by the hostess after the social hour. . pee) Fargo Leading in Membership Drive Fargo is leading in the American Legion Auxiliary “Kentucky Derby” membership contest, according to Mrs. Clinton F. Phillips, Fargo, de- ‘tment secretary. She reports a gain of 78 members for the Fargo Auxiliary. Devils Lake and North- wood are second and third \respec- tively. With 2000 of the more than 5000 members already paid up and drives in progress throughout the state, Mrs. Phillips is confident that Janu- ary 1 will see an almost 100 per cent membership. This will give North Dakota a favorable position in the nation-wide derby contest in which both Legion posts and Auxiliary members will take part beginning Janauary 2. Mrs. C. G. Barmore will leave tomorrow for Los Angeles where she will spend a month with relatives. | Personal and | Social News of l Mandan Vicinity ROPE jitnnscencchtidish tthe Five Christmas boxes for disabled soldiers will be packed by the Man- dan American Legion Auxiliary as- sisted by the War Mothers, at their meeting Monday evening. Mrs. Henry Handtmann will be hostess, and she will be assisted by Mrs. Charles Pinn, Mrs. Jack urray, Miss Emna_ Schweigert and Miss Margaret Handtmann. * 4 * Mrs. J. W. Taylor has as her guest her mother, Mrs. Peter ———_—- © Mandan Mrs. Bleth visited her daughters Mrs, Howard Tottingham and Mrs. Floyd Patzer of Dickinson. see Mrs, H. S. Russell and Mrs, Harry McKee, have returned from Dickin- son where they have been with their mother, Mrs. Mary Walton, who has been critically ill) Mrs. Walton is at the home of her son William, and a daughter, Miss Florence has ar- Bleth of Miles City, Mont. Before coming to pk | Fashion Piaque i ——_— INTERESTING FEATURES of this new gray tailored coat are the fitted waistline, the notched collar trimmed with astrakhan, the flower aoe lapel and the double-breasted effect. Jacob Frank, and Jacob Sutschmit, county commissioners of the same county, were in Bismarck today on cfficial business. James Morris, attorney general elect, is spending today in Minot on business, C. E. Pickles, general agent for the Des Moines Life and Annuity company, left last evening for Des Moines to attend a general meeting of the agents and‘ salesmen, held there December 17 and 18. Mr. Pickles will stop in Minneapolis! en route, and will be away about a week. es | Ghylin e a! By ELLA KRAUSE John and Jack Belmer, Ed and Annie Stroh called at the Krause home Sunday evening. A. J. Krause and Mrs. John Thum of Regan called on Mrs. Krause at the St. Alexius hospital at Bismarck Sunday. Nels Alm and_ daughter Mrs, Martha were callers at Regan and the A. J. Krause home Monday. Among those who were Regan Hendrickson’s car in Regan. He will not be able to work for a few weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Sig Rupp spent Sun- day at the Jake Fisher home in Regan, : Mr, and Mrs. Ehmes were Bis- marck shoppers Saturday. While there they visited Mrs. Krause. Mr. Broste has sailed for Den- ihark. We hope he enjoys his trip. Alfred Anderson is baal) his uncle, who lives west of Baldwin. Misses Hilda and Ella Krause called at the Harry Ranstad home in Regan Sunday. Esther Krause spent Sunday eve- ning with the Hanson girls in Regan. August Lundberg was helping E. J. Engelbretson Tuesday. | Barney Fisher and Marion Alm called at the Albin Spangberg home Monday evening. r O. J. Krause resumed his work at the lignite mine at Wilton after being absent on account of Mrs. Krause being ill. Earl Davis called at the L. Davis home Sunday. . Marvin Alm and Barney Fisher broadcast over Mandan station re- cently. The music was very good and we all hope to hear them again. O. J..Krause called in Bismarck Wednesday. He also called on Mrs. Krause in the St. Alexius hospit There will be a P.-T. A. meeting at South school No. 4 Dec. 27. Everybody is cordially invited. Mrs, Nels Alm and Martha were Regan callers Tuesday. They also called at the schoolhouse. August Krause Jr. was absent from school on account of a sore hand Wednesday. Arthur Landerholm was a Regan caller Monday. Fred Erbuck was a Regan caller Tuesday. Ella, Hilda, Esther and August Krause were Regan callers Sunday. Open evenings. Sarah Gold Shop, 312 Main Ave. NOTICE Members of the Elks lodge are requested to be at the Elks hall Sunday, Dec. 16, 2:15 p. m. to attend the funeral of Broth- er Thistlethwaite. Theo. Quan- rud, Exalted Ruler. For Quick Service Phone 393 INDEPENDENT CAB CO. Experienced and Careful Drivers 112 Fifth Street callers Saturday evening were A, J. Krause and children, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Falmer, Mr. and Mrs, Ehnes and family, Nick Hogstrom and family, and Nels Foseth and son Arthur, Mr, and Mrs, H. E. Keator and daughter Elsie were Bismarck shop- pers Saturday. family and Mr. and Mrs, Dave Spangberg and Barlick Fisher and Bismarck callers Saturday. home near Regan. in Bismarck at the Tribune office. rived from Long Beach, Calif., to be with her, s+ Installation exercises for the new- ly elected and appointed officers of Queen Esth r Chapter, 0. E. S., were held Thursday evening at the Ma- sonic temple. Mrs. L. F. Smith con- ducted the installation. Those tak- ing office were: Mrs. L, R. Skjod, worthy matron; Sidney Cohen, worthy patron; Mrs, H. F. Hoeft, as- sociate matron; Mrs. Warren Wat- son, secretary; Mrs. Max Hunke, treasurer; Ruth Hunke, conductress; Mrs. L, E. Reko, associate conduct- ress; Mrs. D. C, Scothorn, chaplain; Mrs. Caia Lee, marshal; Mrs. W. E. Byerly, organist; Mrs. Arthur Rooth, Adah; Norma Peterson, Ruth; Alice Wilkinson, Esther; Delia Olson, Martha; Mrs. Arthur Scott, Electa; Mrs. Al Copenhaver, warder; Mrs. Albert Rossback, sentinel. A marriage license wa$ issued Wednesday to Alden Meredith Olin of Moffit and Lena Clara Flath of Driscoll. C.J. Myers has returned from Graceville, Minn., where he attended the funeral of his grandmother, Mrs. Mary King. Miss Helen Katen of the North Dakota Tuherculosis association will leave this evening on a business trip to Minneapolis. Carl Hedstrom, John Lofthouse and James Olson returned yesterday from Grand Forks where they at- tend the University of North Da- kota, Carl Kaz, Napoleon, auditor of Logan courty, and P. H. Mueller, }SMARCK,W.DAI CLAMONTS.“UEWELAY Sterling Silver Toilet Accessories We are showing some won- derful sets suitable for either lady or gentleman—and at prices no higher than are asked for the out-of-style celluloid sets, i Sterling Toiletware--like ster- ling tableware—gives everlast- ing service—with everlasting loveliness. Let us show you the beautiful sets we have on dis- play this year. Our showing of Sterling and | Plated Tableware is the largest and best assorted this store’ has even shown. F, A. KNOWLES Jeweler “Bismarck’s Diamond Store Since 1907” Krause home. as Miss Lorain Engelbretson -is on the sick list, No, 2 Monday callers Monday. Ruebin Krause hauled a load of coal for the Regan hotel Monday. O. B, Fisher had the misfortune Matinee Every Day—2:30 TONIGHT—Saturday 3 Shows—6, 7:30 and 9 Pictures Comedy A “hick” detective and a bellboy in a battle with crooke—and how! MONDAY and TUESDAY L. Davis and family, Earl Davis, |. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Sheldon and A NEW FASHION whim is the Yocket-compact suspended from a long chain, opening like a locket and holding mirror, powder and puff. HARTLAND BANK PAYS paid to the depositors of the Hart- land state bank, the receiver of closed state banks announced today. This brings the total paid to depos- itors of this bank to 30 per cent. Payment is being made by J. P. Reeve, district manager for the re- ceiver at Burlington. = A dividend of 10 pér cent is being | CARD OF THANKS | trom so many friends. 2B; ig: Thanks to [Methodist Boy Scouts We wish to express our apprecia-| Troops No. 2 and 8, fellow jurymen, G SOMETHING tion and heartfelt thanks for the} Evangelical church, Rev. Ira Herz- ELECTRICAL many kindnesses shown us during| burg and Rev. F. (on Strutz, Mrs. the brief illness and death of our be-| Herzburg and the choir. loved wife, daughter and sister. Also George W. Hedrix. __ for the beautiful floral offerings J. H. Speaks and Family. There’s nothing that: the modern housewife will appreciate more as ~ a Christmas gift than any one of the many. electrical gifts that. may be purchased at our shop. Come and select your ‘ gift now. ie Melville Elec- trical Shop Bob Melville, Prop. * Phone 179 612 Bdwy. Supreme A True Gift Is Genuine as Well ’ as Useful She's probably wishing for a Christmas Dia- mond. Make her wish come true! Beautiful, flawless Diamonds in mountings of solid white gold and Platinum. The prices speak for themselves. Bonham Bros. GOOD NEWS ONE MORE WHOLE WEEK of the Revival Campaign at the Big Gospel Tabernacle Eleventh St. and Rosser Ave. Evangelist ©. C. 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