The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 6, 1929, Page 5

i e ‘ , Mrs. Wagner, Sterling, Tendered Surprise on Ninetieth Birthday For Mrs. Eliza (Grandma) Wagner, Sterling. who yesterday celebrated her Mineticth birthday, the Sterling Ladies’ Aid society of Sterling, of which she is a member. entertained yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Charles Gaskill, one-half mile south of Sterling. The party was an entire surprise for Mrs. Wagner. The time was passed with rem- iniscences of old times, and the guest of honor was presented with a purse by the aid society. She also received Many other gifts, as well as numerous bouquets of roses, gladioli, and bas- kets of garden flowers, and telegrams from her wide circle of friends. Among the gifts was a beautifully bound memory book, which each guest later autographed. Later a buffet lunch was served, and for this the table was centered With a large birthday cake on which “90” was marked with small pink candles. : Mrs, Wagner, who lives with her 6nly son, Horatio Wagner, near Ster- ling, has made her home in Burleigh county for nearly 50 years. Although near the century mark, she declares ker health to be as good or better than 30 years ago, and her cyesight better than ever. Her interest in people and events of today has not Waned with the years, and she de- rives her greatest happiness from the letters she is constantly receiving from ‘and sending to her numerous friends. Those from Bismarck who attended the affair were Mesdames H. F. O'Hare, J. P. French, Charles Staley, A. D. Cordner, and Miss Ruth Cord- ner. xe Oe Provident Officials Go to Breezy Point ident Life Insurane2 company, with! their field representatives and a number of the offve force are at; Breezy Point Lodge, Pequet, Minn.,; this week for the annual agency meeting which open: yesterday. About 125 officers and_cmnloy including the agents for North and South Dakota, Minncsota and Mon- tana, are attending the three-day <es- S. ‘ers and directors of the Prov-| Social and 1 H ‘ ! | Personal | Visiting Sorority Head Honored at Tea Miss Madge Runey returned last evening from Fargo where she mo- tored Sunday morning to confer with Miss Delia Martin, Beverly Hills, Calif., grand president of Alpha ‘jamma Delta, national sorority. Members, of Phi Kappa Lambda sorority, North Dakota Agricultural college, were hostesses to Miss Mar- tin during her stay in Fargo, and in her honor a tea was given Sun- day afternoon at the home of Mrs. Kent Darrow. Tall white tapers with pink tulle bows, and a bowl of pink roses adorned the tea table, with baskets of roses and snapdrarons placed about the rooms. During the tea hours a program of musical numbers was given. Miss Martin was also a guest of honor at a small dinner for 12 that evening at the Fargo Country club Among those who came to Fargo to grect Miss Martin were Miss Runey, Bismarck, M‘ss Reefa Tor- \doff, Jamestown, and Mrs, F. Paul Smith, Amenia, all members of Al- ‘pha Gamma Delta at the University of Minnesota, by her sister, Miss Janice Martin, also of Beverly Hills, is returning to her home after attending the national convention of Alpha Gam- ma Delta at Syracuse, N. Y., in July. Recently she has been touring the east, and will visit Glacier National park before returring to her Cai- ifornia home. Miss Runey, in company with Miss Gretchen Thalen, Wilton, were the only North Dakota members of the sorority who attended the national convention, Lillian Kottsick and |W. Toman Are Married Miss Lillian Kottsick, Mandan, and William Toman, Bismarck, were mar- ried yesterday at Mandan by B. J. Shaw, county judge of Morton coun- ty. Attending them were a sister of the groom's brother, Emil Toman. Mr. and Mrs. Toman left last eve- ning by motor for a trip to the Yel- lowstone park, and will make their cion, which includes inspirational ad-/ home in the Mason apartments here Gresses, and special work as well as recreation. Those attending trom Bismerck ere the president, C. B. Messrs. and Mmes. F, L, Conklii CG. L, Young, P. J. Meyers, C. Hi s, Dr. W. H. Bodenstab, M Henrika Beach, Mr. and Mrs. Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. John Little, | Cl . R. A.| afier August 15. Mrs. Toman, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Kottsick, has attended the Mandan schools. The bridegroom, the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Toman, Flasher, is a grad- ‘uate of the Flasher high school, and attended business college here. He Graham, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Moses,|the North Dakota Power and Light Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Schwartz, R. R. Marjorie Bolton, C. E. Keyes, J. J. Caplice and Harry Cunningham. se Mrs. Frank Harris and daughter, Zella, Minneapolis, who are visiting in the city, were the guests of Mrs. Mary Owens-at dinner Sunday-eve- ning. xk & Mrs. L. H. Cook and children are making a trip through the Yellow- stone park and will visit at Spokanc, Wash., before returning. Rust and Miss Herriet Rust, Mins |CCmON'y here for the past tee years, ee 8 Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Varnes and small daughter, Chicago, stopped in Bismarck last night for a visit with old time friends, on their way to Mr. Varnes’ home in Minot. Mr. Varnes, ago, has many friends in the city. * Fargo. Martin, who is accom, anied | bride, Miss Bertha Kottsick, and. the | has been employed in the office of THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. TUESDAY, AUGUST 6, 1929 —— en they motored several weeks ago to | dicitis yesterday the St. Alexius | Martin's father, Senator William | On Beauty Throne ||” —_—__ _______+¢ o———___-— It’s her royal type of beauty, of course, that caused Marjorie Gold- vogel, above, of New York, to be picked as “Princess Flora” to reign at the annual baby parade in Asbury Park, N. J. She also has courted suc- cess in athletics and has been crowned queen of horsewomen at several important meets. Mrs. A. H. Nagel and small daugh- |ters Caryl Evonne and Eloyse Ethel, Elgin, N. D., are guests this week at the home of Mrs. L. D. Hulett, 623 Sixth street. Mrs. Nagel is a sister of Mrs. aia * * Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Grady, St. Paul, Minn., who have been visiting at the home of Mrs. Gr&dy’s brother-in-l@w and sister, Mr. and Mrs, C. 8. Fossum, 504 Fourth street, left yesterday for Portland, Ore., where they will visit relatives. x ok Mrs. George Alien, who has been visiting at the home of her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Goebel, left this morning for Seattle, ‘Wash., where she will visit another son, C. L. Allen. x ke *® Mrs, I. Rafteseth ani family. Elgin, N. D,, spent the week-end with her sons-in-law and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Hulett of this city, and Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Adams of Mc- Kenzie. se € Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Jones and daughter Gwendolyn and sons Don- ald and Benny, have returned from Shady Rest Camp, where they spent the week-cnd. ** * Judge and Mrs. Fred Jansonius and family have gone on a motor trip to the Black Hills and to points in southern California. They will be away @ month or more. oe & Mr, and Mrs. Frank Fothinger and children, accompanied by Cyril Cones, motored from Minot Sunday to spend \the day visiting at the home of Mr. jand Mrs. E. J. raat * * who resided in Bismarck several years * *® Mrs. John McFadgen, who has been spending several days here with | friends, has returned to her home in | Miss Frances Melander, who is vis- iting in Fargo, was a guest of honor |recently when Mrs. August Hanson, |Fargo, entertained at an afternoon | party. 8 8 : Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Corkill have re- , where | turned from Topeka, Kansa‘ 36th August Frederick- James FURS Tomorrow . . Last Day A small deposit will Order Now at Extreme Savings reserve your selec- tion until it is want- ed in the fall of the year. ROBERT : Bismarck, Sale August 7 \ rice Reductions | Are Amazing — _ Wednesday: Last Day 'SON’S ‘b D. near Medora, visit relatives and friends at their old ome, : se @ Richard Hall, Chicago, son of Con- gressman and Mrs. Thomas Hall, who has been visiting here for several | days, has gone to Fargo and Grand Forks for a short visit with friends. Mr. Hall, who formerly was with the International Harvester company here, is now employed in the Chi- cago office of the company, and this is his first visit to Bismarck since Lead to Chicago, about six months jo, eee Mrs, R. J. Grainger and children, Colorado Springs, Colo, who have been visiting Mrs. Grainger’s brother- in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Ed- ward G. Patterson, left Sunday for San Francisco, where she will visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Judge, for several months. They will be joined later by Mr. Grainger, and will make their home in California in the future. se & Mr. and Mrs. George Shunk left Sunday for Enderlin where they will visit friends for a few days. They will attend the annual convention of druggists at Grand Forks, and will visit at several other places in the state before returning. They expect to be away about 10 days. xk * Mr. and Mrs. Harry Woodmansee and three children left Saturday by motor for a month’s vacation trip. They plan to spend some time at the Minnesota lakes, and to visit at sev- eral places in the cast. * t & Mr. and Mrs. Roy Random have returned from Ravenna, Ohio, and Martinsville, W. Va., where they mo- tored about three weeks ago to visit relatives. On their way home they stopped several days in Chicago and Minneapolis. ene Mr. and Mrs. George M. Register and son George S., and daughters Lavinia and Beatrice, left today by motor for Detroit Lakes, Minn., where they will spend a two weeks’ vacation. oe ® Miss Violet Zapp has gone to Burt, N. D., where she will visit friends for a few days. She will make a trip {through the Black Hills before re- | turning to Bismarck in about a week. 2 8 & Mr. and Mrs. Paul Yeater left Sat- urday by motor for Los Angeles, Cal., to spend a month or more visiting relatives. They will visit friends at several places en route, and will make stops at points of interest. * oe Miss Cora Marie Strauss, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. F. B. Strauss, who underwent an operation for appen- CARD OF THANK! i Rencneiee eet cones ee ‘We wish to express our heartfelt | per cen! year, thanks to all our friends for their | B. Ruhl of Cleveland, Ohio, who hears many acts of kindriess at the death | 100 cases weekly. of our beloved father, John ‘MC | eee, Piel ied are also grateful for the floral offerings. Especially do we wish to thank the |] Golden West Laundry and American Legion and the members of Dry Cleaners te Te and Mrs 3. Binal ya teh ba uaa eh ir. and Mrs. J. H. Small, (We Call fer and Deliver) Mrs. Catherine Ferris. Mandan Phone - Mr. and Mrs. Hector McLean. ed Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bell. Fannie McGowan. hospital, is improving nicely today. Martin. oe ® * 28 @ Mrs. B. F. Tillotson* and children have gone to Shoreham, where they will spend two weeks at the Hull cot- tage on Lake Melissa. es. * Miss Annette Leibole has returned from Seattle, Wash., where she has been visiting friends for the past two months, Joseph Heidt accompanied his daughter Beata to Dunseith this morning where she will enter the sanitarium at San Haven for treat- ment. Mr. Heidt will return Thurs- day. x ek * Miss Myrtle Haugen, who has been the guest of Miss Charlotte Logan for the past three weeks, left yester- day for her home at McVille. She will visit friends at Casselton en | xe * Miss Ellen Hall is spending the week in Jamestown as the guest of | route. her grandmother, Mrs. Richard Hall. Ada McGowan. ee & eR penbennctatice tae Mr. and Mrs. Peter Berry will leave | Miss Mabel Larson has gone to Lis- PLAID HAT kon where «he will visit friends and relatives for two weeks. tomorrow for Winnipeg, Man., where they will visit for about a month with Mr. Berry's parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. sk ® A. Berry, and other relatives. Miss Winnifred Haggerty is spend- se {ing a week at the Minnesota lakes Miss Olga Lillian Rupp, accom- | with friends. panied by her sister, Mrs. Kate Swick, and children left Sunday morning by car for a vacation trip to the Min- |nesota lakes and Minneapolis. | A new beach hat is huge, floppy and made of plaid Sisol straw. Its colors are green, red and natural straw shade and it is banded in nar- row grosgrain ribbons in all three colors. | The 10th is the last day of discount on Gas bills. For the relief -£ Polson Ivy. refunded. If not satisfied, money Sold Exclusively by Cowan’s Drug Store Miss Clara Bredy of the Burg store is spending a week's vacation at her home. | ** Mr. and Mrs. Niles Stowe have re- \turned to Bismarck after a two wecks’ | vacation spent at Grand Forks with | Mrs. Stowe's parents, and at the lakes in northern Minnesota. ee 8 Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Running have jreturned from a motor trip to Win-| E. L. Schlecter of the dry goods | |nipeg, Man., and to Duluth, Itaska | department of the A. W. Lucas com- |park, and other places in northern | pany left Sunday for Chicago on a >“teas ae Ree, | City-County Briefs | le ° John Lewis, Minot, is spending sev- eral days in the city on business. CAprro" Minnesota. | buying trip. He will be away about sas a week, sete Miss Marian Helenske, a student Oe etuien aaa al fies at is Bt. Abert | hospital, sett of Minne- Tonight and Wednesday his morning for her home in New ty on a business : 215 - Bsc teas she will spend sev- He is a paper and typewriter Dr. R.S. Enge 2:30 - 7:15 - 9 p. m. eral weel ee supply man, Chiropractor paiiss Ta Moffit has returned from The American Red Cross has des- Drugless Physician RICHARD DIX jarney, N. D., where she has been |ignated Dr. Clyde Welsh, recent): Lucas Block Bismarck, N. D. for ee cal haiarcatal and has | added to the staff of a local hospital, in his first - resumes S| ia Tener er position with Hoskins- !an examiner of the association. All Talking Picture eee M. Garrison, manager of the Bis-|__ Donald Jones, of the Continental |marck Cloak shop, accompanied by Ilinois Trust company, Chicago, ar-|L. Glaser, Hollywood, Calif., left yes- rived several days ago for a visit with |terday for Chicago and the other his parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Jones. | castern markets where they will pur- * * * chase fall stock for the store. Mr. Miss Thelma Duncan is spending | Glaser will also visit at his home at her vacation at the home of her par- | Petoskey, Mich., before returning. ents, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Duncan, of Almont. She will be away two weeks. kok oe “NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH” Richard Dix does things in this that you never saw him do be- fore. He pulls surprise after surprise with his artful panto- mime, and definitely joins the TEER Gotta "tn sedan he ingful in speaks with a fine, vibrant voice, light enough to be winsome and just rich enough to stay out of the “heavy” class. It is his first appearance in talking pictures. In What Month Is Your Birthday? ‘The August meeting of the Hay Creek Homemakers’ club will be held at two o'clock Thursday afternoon, August 8, at the home of Mrs. Charles Nagel. Mrs. Samuel Turn- bow as program leader will discuss quantity cookery. A cordial invita- tion is extended to all women, who live in or near Hay Creck, to attend the meeting and become a member Miss Elsie Amos, Dickinson, who has been spending several days here with friends, left this morning for Fargo where she will visit for a week. x * ® Mrs. Walter A. McDonald, formerly of this city, who is now making her | home in Grafton, is spending several On your Birthday send your days here visiting, friends. of the club. cers eagshen bate Everyone says by all means Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Martin, Rapid| The value of locomotives and parts | Hoskins-Meyer Don’t Miss It! : City, S. D., have arrived in Bismarck | manufactured in the United States Some of KFIE for a several weeks’ visit with Mr. |in 1928 amounted to $86,160,670. Continuing Our Great Midsunimer Values Were Never Greater, Even for a Clearance Sale, these furniture values are exceptional! Nothing we have ever attempted here- tofore has ever equaled this great Furniture Sale. 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