The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 18, 1929, Page 5

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1929 Gladys Risem Has « Valentine: Party Mrs. A. Risem entertained a group Bo) ad oy, gic ie a val party for her daughter, Giedys. v ig! > A number of valentine games fur- nished entertainment and the guests received valentine favors. Later a refreshment course was served, and for this the hostess _ Carried out a ret and white color pocheme. = *e * & Mr. and Mrs. J. Shirek Entertain at Dinner Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Shirek enter- tained at dinner at their home last evening. Decorations in red, white and blue were used for the table, and covers were placed for 10. The evening was spent informally after dinner. Guests from out of the city were Representative and Mrs. J. O. Wigin and Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Brown, Het- tinger, and Representative and Mrs. F. E. Henderson, ele * D. A. R. Will Sponsor National Flag Contest Minishoshe chapter, Daughters of athe American Revolution, will act as sponsors for the Bismarck boys and girls who wish to enter the National Flag contest staged by the United States National Flag association, Washington D. C. This was decided at a recent meet- 4 ing of the board of managers, accord- ing to Mrs. Earl Beatt, correspond- ing secretary. Other members of the board. are: Mesdames B. K. Skeels, regent, E. A. Thorberg, 8. D. Cook, William Lan- ger, Henry Richholt, P. J. Meyer, A. M. Christenson, F. H. Conklin, J. P. French, and Arthur Sorenson. ek * P. T. A. Board to Hold ® Executive Session Arthur E. Thompson, Washburn, tate president of the Parent-Teacher association, has announced an execu- tive session of the board of managers for the North Dakota Congress of Parents and Teachers at Fargo on th 2. The meeting will be held in the Gardnier hotel. May 4-11 have been set as the dates for the thirty-third annual meeting of the national P.-T. congress at Washington, D. C. * Zetetic Club "Gives Party for Husbands Members .of the Zetetic Card club entertained their husbands yesterday afternoon at the E. A. Lund home. Whist was played at four tables, and honors for the afternoon went John Evans, Mrs. J. McQueen, irs. P. A, Shuren and John Wycis- kala. + a “ A three course supper was served after the games, and for this the table was centered with a miniature cherry tree and hatchet. Red, white and blue streamers led to the place cards, white red tapers and vases of pink and red flowers completed the attractive arrangement. Another series of card games were in progress after supper, and honors for the evening were won by P. A. Shuren, Emma Grob, Mrs. M. 0. Agre and E. A, Nyberg. Mrs. J. McQueen, Hankinson, and E. A. Nyberg, Fargo, were guests from out-of-town. * * * The Degree of Honor lodge will pection tie lodge by the state officers, with Frankie Lyman, state president, and Mrs. Florence Brown, both of Jamestown, conducting the inspec- tion. ‘Aid | Helen, whose twelfth b: Birthday Party Given for Donald Hartley tenting his bethtey "meulrereey, is y anniversary, Mr. W. B, Hartley entertained & company of boys Saturday afternoon. During the early part of the aft- ernoon the boys were taken to the matinee, afterwards returning to the Lriong home where games were played. A birthday cake decorated in the patriotic colors formed the table cen- terpiece when a refreshment course was served at the close of the aft- ernoon. Mrs. Hartley was assisted by her mother, Mrs, T. Fhelge. se * Out-of-Town School Girls Have Party Games and contests provided en- tertainment for the out-of-town school girls yesterday afternoon at the Business and Professional Wom- en’s club rooms. A committee made up of Miss Mattie Hoppin of the B. P. W. club, and Mrs. George Tekippe, Mrs. O. W. Kolberg and Mrs. R. D. Burman of the Progressive Mother’s club, were in charge of the affair. ‘Miss Ethel Schoen won a prize in the afternoon contests, and the girls took part in group singing. Refresh- ments were served at the close of the afternoon. Chromatic Club Has Ensemble Practice Ensemble work in preparation for a recital which is planned for the first part of next month was taken up at the meeting of the Chromatic club yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Hermann Scheffer. Musical numbers were given by five of the members. Miss Olive Hughes sang Cadman’s “At Dawn- ing” and Ware’s “Boat Song.” “The Violet” (Wazart) and “Mar- riage des Roses” (Franck), that lat- ter in French, were sung by Miss Marian ind Mi Lucille a Coghlan sang “I'll Rock You to Rest” (Standford). Miss Ramona Boepple sang “Pluck This Little Flower” (Ronald) and “Harp in the Woodland” (Martin), and “Onaway” (Coleridge-Taylor) was given by Emmett Griffin. x ek * Small Indian Girls Appear in Program Girls of the primary department at the Indian school gave a very fine performance at the school assembly period last evening under the direc- tion of Mrs. C. B. Dickinson. Drills, quotations, and songs by the fourth girls’ glee club, composed of pupils of the first and second grades, made up the first part of the program. Musical numbers were given by Miss Marguerite Kennedy, who played @ piano solo, and there were vocal sc- lections by Misses Lucile Coghlan and Dency Dickinson, and by Mr. and Mrs, Bruce Doyle. An Indian dance in costume was beautifully done by Mary Slater. A number of Bismarck people at- tended the program. Personal and Social News of Mandan Vicinity Mrs. I, C. McMahon and baby son are patients at the Mandan Deacon- ess hospital. Mr. and Mrs. William Murnane left Saturday for bel where they will be the guest of friends. John Sullivan, Mandan attorney, returned Saturday from Mott where he has been trying cases before the district court. Mrs. Daisy Thomas, Canton, Miss., Mrs. J, Boettcher, Max, and Mrs. Ted Kemphf, Van Hook, who have been guests at the home of their sis- ter, . Theodore Dietrich, left Sat- urday for their homes. Honoring her daughter, Muriel y it was, A. 8. Brazda entertained up of girls Friday evening. james and contests provided enter- tainment, and refreshments were served at the close of the evening. 16 for .....0.000++-25€ ay i Fasl.ion Plaque ‘ AN ATTRACTIVE hat with an in- of buttons and buttonholes is of “coarse beige” felt, Rod hat color just brought out-in Household Suggestions PARSLEY SAUCE To change the creamed fish, chick- en, chopped eggs or whatever else you use for fill-in dishes, add two tablespoons of chopped parsley to the white sauce before pouring over the solid food. This makes the sauce as pretty as can be and is awfully good. WASHSTAND STAINS If your bathroom washstand gets stained, use lemon and French chalk to remove it. It is a mistake to al- low yellow stains to remain for the older they are, the harder to remove. WASH RAGS ‘When bath towels wear in two, cut the good parts out and hem on the machine for wash rags. They are ex- cellent to have about the bathroom and kitchen for odd rags. ‘HINGED TABLE An apartment dweller had a hinged table made over the living room radi- ator to hold her electric machine when sewing. It was painted the color of the woodwork, held maga- zines or smoking things when not in use for sewing. SALTED NUTS If children always salt nuts before eating them, they will not be made sick from them. Bananas also are better for children salted slightly. RICE CAKE A small quantity of ground rice added to the flour you use for mak- ing cake will give you a lighter cake. SEALED ENVELOPE If you've forgotten to enclose that check in your letter, you can reopen Cleaning Dirty Teeth The dirt-filth-corruption, etc., that YOU can see on your LYONS BEST OR CLIMAX ihe sealed cloth over the flap and pressing wita together. blow a little air into the bottle and screw the stopper in. This lengthens @| the bottie’s life. i City-County Briefs } Miss Mabel Everson, teacher in the ‘Washburn’ schools, was a visitor in the city Saturday. A radio program, sponsored by the I. G. A,, will be broadcast through a national hookup over the Colombia chain this evening at 9:30. The In- dependent Grocers Alliance is a na- tional combine of retail grocers: Visitors at'the session of the senate Saturday were J. J. Weeks, 8. M. A. Berthiaume, all of George E, Myers, Hills- boro; Dr. Gertrude Lowe, Fargo; and L. F. Leismeister, Selz. Among those who were extended courtesies of the floor Saturday in the house of representatives were John Kehoe, Cando; Ed Szaskoskie, Selfridge; Clyde Duffey, Devils Lake; L. N. Bergan, Leith; and W. A. Lard- law, Minneapolis. A SCOURGE TO RABBITS Orlando, Fla.—(?)—Police arrested @ man here on whose person they found an automatic pistol, two extra cartridge clips, a tear gas bombing device and extra gas cartridges, skel- eton keys, a diamond pointed glass cutter, a flashlight and a cartridge belt. He said he was a rabbit hunter. envelope by laying a@ wet | — ashion Hints GORED COATS Plain colored sil couts will be seen topping many a figured frock thir . An emerald green silk twill short coat is gored, fits the waistlinc snugly and flares to a full peplum around the hips. 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Now on the screen with a master cast, JEAN HERSHOLT NANCY CARROLL CHAS, (Buddy) ROGERS and actors from the original play. A motion picture you won't want te miss seeing. ie ALSO EDUCATIONAL COMEDY . AND NEWS EVENTS EXTRA / €XThg/ Solve the P sie