The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 24, 1929, Page 5

Social and Personal Mrs. O. W. Roberts Is Hostess at Luncheon ‘Yellow was the predominating color for the table appointments when Mrs. ©. W. Roberts, 117 Main avenue, en- tertained yesterday afternoon at a luncheon, the first of a stries she will give this week. Covers were laid for 32, and butter- files added a summer note to the col- or motif which was cleverly carried Out with yellow pansies, snapdragons, dahlias and tall yellow candles. Following the luncheon bridge was in play at eight tables, with Mrs. O. W. Mattison and Mrs. Roy D. Kennelly holding high score at the close of the afternoon. Guests from out of the city were Mrs. Robert Grainger, Colorado Springs, Colo, who is visiting her sister, Mrs. E. G. Patterson, Miss Nell Haney, St. Paul, the guest of her sis- ter, Mrs. F. A. Knowles, and Mrs. Emil Poehisen, Chicago, the house guest of Mrs. Mattison. Party Is Compliment To Mrs. F. Milhollan | Complimentary to Mrs. Frank Mil- hollan, Omaha, Nebr. formerly of Bismarck, who is visiting in the city, Mrs, Charles F. Martin entertained at bridge last evening at her home, 2024 Rosser avenue. ‘There were guests for two tables, and high scores went to Mrs. C. E. Iverson and Mrs. Milhollan, who also received a dainty guest favor. A two course luncheon was served after the games at tables decorated with sweet peas. se * Linen Shower Given For Marie McCormick | A linen shower Was tendered Miss | Marie McCormick, who will be a/ bride of next month, by the Mi | Irene and Juleta Schulte, M evening at the Schulte home in Man- her husband crashed into @ parked car failing to show lights, 16 miles west of Mandan, on highway No. 10. Lights from another car blinded Win- | chell. The windshield of the Winchell car was shattered. SNIPS OFF INDEX FINGER ‘The index finger of Donald Strand, 7, was snipped off while the lad was showing a companion the opcration of @ vacuum cleaner at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. dan, Monday. o-—_—__—_—_—__——__¢ | City-County Briefs | °F 0. Freeberg, president of the Mercer State bank, and Mrs. Freeberg, Mercer, are spending the day here on business. Max and Paul Wishek, visitors in the city toda: Ashley, are J. A. Jardine and L. L. Twitchell, Fargo, are in Bismarck on business this week. ing the day here shopping. Strand, 707 Sixth avenue NW., Man-; | By NEA Service | | Chicago, July 24.—As Harold Leon- ard gets up to direct his orchestra in jthe Victorian Room of the Palmer | House here, he brings up to his chin | @ violin that has been his companion ever since he started playing nearly | 20 years ago. | Diners marvel at the mellow tones _ this young orchestra leader can coax | out of it, while fans listening through | the broadcast of W4JJD write him | complimentary letters. Yet, far from | desiring to deceive his admirers, he | modestly admits the violin is only an | ordinary instrument that his father | had picked up for $7—good enough | | for the boy to learn the art. | Recently Leonard turned down an | | offer of $1500 for this violin. It has | been dropped and broken three times, | ‘but each time it has been repaired | and after each repair it seems to him | to be playing even better than before. | THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, JULY 24, 1929 Harold Leonard Plays Way to Fame On Cheap Fiddle Bought by Father Music Aids Children To Future Greatness Tampa, Ff. —() —The younger generation will grow up to greatness, because of the widespread music in- struction in the public schools, says | Harry Grant, music teacher of Hills- |borough high school here. | “Music is a wonderful moralizing force,” Grant says. “Youngsters really interested in music have high ideals. They naturally develop better | thoughts by the contact with good ‘music, which brings a stimulus that | nothing else can provide.” | Boys have entered actively into the study of music with the death of the |idea that it was “sissy” for them to | play, Grant says. | GOLD IN GULF STREAM | Paris.—The Gulf Stream carries | more than $8,000,000,000 worth of gold | past any given point annually, ac- | cording to M. Claude, French en- | gineer who is trying to convert the | waters of the Gulf Stream into pow- er. Something less than a cent’s ‘Fashion Plaque | —_—_—_—_—_—-+ 5 A county bar in Iowa has revived a custom of “circuit riding” days by entertaining visiting lawyers on the opening day of each term of court. Fireworks tonight and Thursday at Missouri Slope Fair at Mandan. NOTICE Parking on the left hand mf oe are? at any time and neglect to parking lights on in the residential dis- trict between 30 minutes. after sunset and 30 minutes before sunrise, is prohibited by city ordinance. -.The police depart- ment has been ructed to rigidly enforce these provi- sions. atin he Board of City Commissioners ee — ———— |. | To him it is invaluable. Mrs. I. G. Iverson, Wilton, is spend: ‘He 8 Young Leonard was seven hints ket wee Mr. and Mrs. Percy Hanson, and | his father bought him ¢ in. By | Mr. and Mrs. B. G. itso, ‘James- | the time he became 13, he was pla; | 220 gallons of the stream's water, it ously cut and stitched together is is estims |used by Agnes in her newest design. |The white inset ties in a pert bow During excavation work on the bank ‘at the back. The front. part of the | worth of gold 1s contained in every; BLACK AND WHITE felt ingeni-| PALACE MANDAN dan, town, stopped here yesterday, on their | ing in an orchestra in Chicago and a rane Be ‘There were guests for five tables of | way home from the American Legion | Year later he was conducting his own Picnic Is Given for bridge, with honors going to Miss| convention at Minot. dance orchestra of three pieces. | ° Rosamond Brown of 5 At the age of 15, Leonard was the | Gertrude Eichhorst |"Garden, flowers ‘decorarca | H. G. Grove, a former resident of , head of a six-piece orchestra in the | jrooms and formed centerpieces for Bismarck and now connected with Blackstone Hotel. Then he began to | For Miss Gertrude Eichhorst, who | the tables when a refreshment course the Twin City Hide and Fur com- | set calls out of town. 4s leaving soon for Long Beach, Calif, | ¥25 served at the close of the eve- | pany, St. Paul, is here, calling on old| He went to South Bend and later, |of the River Aire in England traces ‘prim is stitched down and the pieces | of an ancient bridge. believed to be lover the ears are turned back softly. | 400 years old, were discovered. Tonight - Thurs. - Fri. WHOOPEE! he age of 19, became orchestra di- for an extended stay, Misses Irma and | "Nc. friends and on business, ee “ ” je Texas takes the You' hart Loran td Mis, Banah vein | x 'nanee oe we eee SOE |; Soeret | daar Rust entertained last evening at a| St. Mary's Sewing Circle will hold Bi pr ‘one | country under his name. . | \gaturday by the county judge's office | a Bete eee ONS ee i bridge party tomorrow efvernoor'|to William A. Hiring, Moffit, and| His success in Colorado Springs, Now back in Chicago as leader, of | | “ ” | begin at 2:30. Mrs. Thomas Sheehan, |Miss Velma E. Whitteaker, also of spread east, so that he found him- the “All-Americans,” he also partici- sian picnic ata cay, There the | Mss. L. J. Garske Mrs. E. G. \ Moft self wanted in Chicago, in Philadel- pates in the operation of an orches- | i | in New York and Montreal. For " 16 guests. Anderson will be hostesses, and all ” phia, tral booking business. His present ‘Those attending the affair f t | members ‘and their friends are cord | A marriage license was issued yes- more than two years Leonard led the were \terday by County Judge I. C. Davies orchestra at the Waldorf-Astoria Ho- orchestra in the Palmer House con- er ead Miss Myrtle Haugen, |ally invited. \to Aneel-James McCall, Fort Lincoln, | tel, and for a greater length of timc | sists of three violins, two saxophones. | MeVille; ‘Miss Alice Harvey. Grand | 44. 5 sruthere ell Sixth street, and Miss Cleora Evangeline Kistt, he had af many as three orchestras piano. drums and ® bass viol that | 3 and Mrs, Emil Poehlsen, Chi- f . +e. * Bismarck. | operating in various parts of the | doubles with the guitar. “BEAUTY CARE right in your own Dishpan” Miss Edna Stillman, R. N., Salina, Shelby. Mont. She will be accom= Kansas, formerly head of a depart- |panied home by her sister, Mrs. Freda ment at the Bismarck hospital, who |MeIntosh, ae beat as been spending several weeks at | the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs, |, Mf. and Mrs. J. C. Bell and family, G. A. Stillman, Washburn, left this |C8"0n, are spending the day in the morning for Valley City and Detroit jcity visiting friends and attending to ‘Lekes, Minn., where she will visit for. j matters of ness. Mr. Bell is pub- 2 @ time before returning to Salina. 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