The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 24, 1930, Page 5

: THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1930 drilling operations at the ol) test w on the Cameron farm, two mil southwest of the old A. ©. Townley (7 0) well, near Robinson. ANNOUNCE PLEDGES Tiel ee Pa, Mage Sm, Eileen Benson, Grand Forks; Thief River Falls; Marjorie Cooley, Sidney, Mont.; Camilla Scramstad, BOWMAN FAIR DATES SET cal W, : “7 Eg er i al cnr yt Ty Eee Local W. C. T. U. Group| Entertain at Bridge . diac Wea oa orks; June ‘Thomte, Lisbon: MAr-loountys fr wit be held here Honors Mrs. Dickinson| Luncheon and Dinner brkiss. Tabb bae ale hore ae ee Mrs. C. B, Dickinson, who has been an active worker in the local W. C..T. U. for more than nine years, was honored at a meeting of the union yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. J. Rue, 711 Avenue A. Mrs. Dickinson received a W. C. T. U0. pin set with pearls, presented by Mrs. George M. Register, who expressed appreciation on behalf of the local group for the interest Mrs. Dickinson has taken in the work. The devotional service, preceding the program was led by Mrs. J. 8. Wilds, and a report of the recent W. C. T. U. state convention at Valley City was given by Mrs. Charles Liess- man. Miss Madge Runey spoke on the topic, “Fhe Ipfluence of Un- wholesome Literature Upon the Mor- al Standards of Our Youth,” and Mrs. ¥. E. McCurdy discussed “The Speak- easy and Prohibition.” Musical numbers were given by Miss Dency Dickinson and Miss Ruth Freiss. ¥ * * A gay setting was arranged for the Ruth Anderson, Hatton; Ardis Rice, Club Begins Study bale party and bridge supper given Mercer; Hannah Elelson, Hatton; Athersed Chicago; Valeria Bronson, last evening by Mrs. J. M. Harty and Harriet Anderson, Grand Forks:|“is55a Alpha Theta: Alice Mac- Of United States home, 417 West Thayer avenue. Bal- Beck, Harvey; Aileen Rice, Mercer. . Reports of the recent convention of |loons decorated with flower bouquets Pi Beta Phi: Florence M. Olson, Pain ola bride) Bath- ae td sth Le sl gen le sd barter lye ot 2h rede Devils Lake; Elaine Geertz, Lorl-|caith Countryman, Gratton; Beverly Home of Paramount Pictures ‘oe ond Bde ‘elubs were given by the club dele- gates, Mrs. Harry Woodmansee and Mrs, A. P. Lenhart, at the meeting of the Mothers’ club yesterday after- noon at the home of Mrs. W. T. Kraft, 608 West Thayer avenue. E, J. Schultz and her daugh- at two parties given yesterday at the Schultz home, 511 Second street. Guests for seven tables were bidden to the bridge luncheon, served at one- thirty o'clock, and a like number were invited for the seveh-thirty din- ner. Ivory tapers lighted the tables, and bouquets of asters, sweet peas and cosmos emphasized the orchid and white color scheme used in the ap- Pointments. Old-fashioned bouquets with lace frills were favors, Score awards in the bridge games during the afternoon went to Mrs. John Fleck and Mrs. B. O. Refvem, while honors at the evening party were held by Mrs. Jack Fleck and Mrs. Paul Halloran. The hostesses were assisted by Mrs. Cc. A. Humble, Crosby, Minn, a daughter of Mrs. Schultz. ‘ we Mrs. A. L. Overbee at the Harty balions were used for table center- pieces and in the decoration of the rooms. Covers were placed for 16 at the supper, served at seven o'clock. In the bridge“ games which foilowed honors were held by Mrs. Roy Ind- ‘|girls permitted them to become ac- With Ceremonies at Chap- ter Houses Pledges to ten sorority chapters at the University of North Dakota, Grand Forks, were announced this week, with the close of rushing fes- tivities Saturday evening. Dinners, luncheons, teas and other social affairs planned for the new quainted with the several groups, making the choice of a sorority easter. Sorority pledges announced are: Delta Zeta: Ruth Smithers, Thief River Falls; Mona McElwain, Doug- las, N. D.; Harriet Lund, Thief River Falls; Mae Sundeen, Grand Forks; Olive Mitchell Wilton; Margaret Evanson, Thief River Falls; Gladys Fladeland, Grand Forks; Elda Sibell, Grand Forks; Margaret E. Kindschi, McClusky; Mildred Falkanger, Grand Forks; Marion A, Muehl, McClusky; Margaret Osgood, Harvey; Viola more; Wilys Claire Monroe, Williston; Pol- ly Burhans, Sentinel Butte; Lillian Morck, Jamestown; Lina Hutton, Lidgerwood; Donna Sullivan, East Grand Forks; Denise Burke, Grand Ruth Millhouse, Alexander; | 57, THIS TYPE of walking pump with leather heel is the smartest shoe to wear with cloth or tweed costumes both in the country and in town. It is fashioned of dark brown suede and the same tone of calf. Gregor, Rockford, Il; Irma Car- , Grand Forks; Winifred Blair, Churchs Ferry; Marie 8. Fur- an, Ellendale; Mary Margaret French, Grand Forks; Marion C. Stephens, Crookston Popularity Winners Beenes taken on the trip of the Northwest's most popular girls to Alaska will be shown at the Para- mount Theater here today and to- morrow, it the theater management. Included in the group of contest winners won the title of Miss Bismarck in the contest sponsored last summer by ‘The Tribune and the Paramount Theater. The motion picture, taken by the Sly-Fox Film company, will be shown in each city which was represented in the popularity contests. Steele, N. D., Sept. 24—After inac- tivity for a month, operators resumed To Appear in Movie announced today by is Miss Grace Livdah!, who RESUME OIL DRILLING Svenings 7-9 The wisest men can be fooled by a woman, as you'll learn when you sec! NOW SHOWING ee % ‘The club will make a study of the |seth and Mrs. W. J. Targart. This is Forks; Rhea Nelson, Grand Forks; | East Grand Forks la United States during the coming sea-|the first of series of parties Mra. Trene Mille Crookston, |. |shaw, “Ambrose: J KK ; APTI IRED , and began yesterday with re- | Over! irs. Harty ve. amma eta: in ier: . nS paris ‘of interesting places. in ‘New|. ee * - saker, Fargo; Elizabeth Dunn, Devils|CValler; Georgia Ganssle, 6t. Thom England. Mrs. Woodmansee read a} Miss Edna Dralle recounted im- Lake; Margaret Johnson, Devils paper on dealing with scenic places|portant items of North Dakota his- Lake; Ann Hutchinson, La Moure; | * in the mountains of New Hampshire, |tory in a paper read last evening at Lila Hemmingsen, Larimore; Eliza- Livesto Vermont and Maine, while Mrs. R. M./a meeting of the Four Leaf Clover beth Wilder, Grand Forks; Glenna H re) Ww beginn Bergeson discussed other beauty /Study club at Miss es os ee ‘ate Hh Eerie Forks mieane 7. of New land which she vis-|Ninth street. During lef bust- 4s , Towa; fe Z tenon = gel trip a few years|ness seésion Miss Esther Wilson was Fournet, Crookston; Margaret Flana- Marriage was boredom to him; intrigue was romance. But es ago. named vice president, Miss Leone gan, Towner. H | T E his wife spoiled his love affair by making him marry the * * * Hiland, historian, and Miss Dora| Edwina Booth, movie actress (above), is accused of stealing the love of| Delta Gamma: Irene Hagen, De- other woman! A word to the wives is sufficient. Come and EST Superintendent C. B. Dickinson of |Bishof was made chairman of the Renault D. Renaldo, movie actor, in a $50,000 alienation of affections suit|troit Lakes; Mabel Robertson, Velva bring’ your hustiand to the best matrimorial comedy ever the U. 8, Indian school, Mrs. Dickin- | membership committee. filed in Los Angeles by Mrs. Suzette Duncan Renaldo, the actor's divorced|M. Lizzetta Smith, Buffalo, N. Y. Ae iy “a é » son and their daughter Dency were xk * wife. Mrs. Renaldo charges that Renaldo fell in love with Miss Booth while | Kathryn Marcks, Fargo; Auvurne Ol. | Ss screened, CK guests at a dinner given last evening| Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Oberg, 609 Ave- the two were in South Africa last year making a movie. son, Bismarck; Audrey Rohrer, Bis- with by Mrs. Mary F. Burton at her home,|nue D, have as their guest Mrs. uf marck; Marion Fankhanel, Detroit 219. Third ‘street. The Dickinsons | Oberg’s sister, Mrs. H. E. Blomauist, |Benedict, George Bickel, and the/s large garden near the river, has|Lakes; Jacqueline L’Esperance, Mon- 5 will leave Bismarck the first of next | Minneapolis, who ‘will spend several | dancing twins, the “G” sisters. John|sold over one hundred bushels of|treal; Elizabeth McDonald, Seattle; Belle Bennett ‘aad? month for Pierre, 8. D., where Mr.| weeks in Bismarck. oo oon percep tomatoes and| Marion Abbott, Grand Cooeeh oe Dickinson will be superintendent of * * * banger a raret Hackett, Grand 3 elle . the Indian school there. CAPITOL THEATRE L. F. Zoller of Falkirk has arrived | Satisbury, Devils Lake; Evelyn John-/ WE USUALLY think of newiy John Halliday * * * ing several days in as the ston, Grand Forks; Juanita Harris, Be » wyn-Mayer all-taking picture direct-|stationmaster at the S00 depot. n ‘Hudson, But the truth is that most of the " Bicofae igerpesienin mre ag cal Ned fogs ede ed by William de Mille, will show to-| Several from here attended the fu-| Cavalier: Riteabeen Day, | oo! time they are not whive at Dorothy Burgess “ Misses Anita Cram, Elizabeth Robert- | ¢—. —______—___@ | night, and_tomarrow at the Capita Se ete OWE: Theres, | Alpha Phi: Dorothy Krug, Valley) Sometimes they five srary some: Richard Tucker son and Ethel Stowe, and Mrs. Hal- | | Meetings of Clubs || since “The Idle Rich,” was adapted|Mr, Herman was well known locally citys Peiegirred acre pea ee err tines dliey ace evga lar cieall “ - bsolutel; re. And White Kia, up with discussion of the lesson topic. Jae Set regular meeting forte Rath ‘as Paul Parisot, French|_ County Commissioner William |Grand Forks. Granulased So pis pure. Ne “Drittin; See the wit " Mr. and Mre'P."E. Hatch, who re- |G. J. Worner, 310. Griffin street. spy; Kay Johnson as Madame Vic- |Pricke was = business caller in Bis-| Siems Psa eet Reed, | fille jor foreign matter Aloe See the winners of our Paramount Ps sides north of the city, entertained * * * toria, wife of a German officer; Louise /marck the latter part of the week. | Searle ara Maddock;| 20tbing but the Snest vegeta acitake nel dk Sound 4 : cl r y Borne! the arn ; Velma Palmer, ; s, good enough to eat! : $ about 100 friends, including—many{ Installation services will be con- on keen fen poe pga community Friday on a business mis-| Roselyn Peglow, Glenburn; Hilda It’s Pest !B Scenic to Alaska. News Me Cochran, at a recent meeting of ‘Westminster Guild, held at the home of Mrs. Cochran southeast of the city. A picnic supper was served, and the remainder of the evening taken Bismarck people, at their farm home Saturday evening, in celebration of ‘their twenty-fifth wedding anniver- sary. Mr. and Mrs, Hatch were mar- ried at-Pierre, S. D., in 1905, and came to Burleigh county a few years later. x * * Mrs. J. N. Wallestad, Mrs. L. Coop- er, and Mrs, J. Montgomery, Whee- lock, N. D., and Mrs. W. A. Morin, Ray, N. D., were guests at the home of Mrs. Charles Liessman, 615 Seventh street, yesterday. They were en route to their homes after attending the W. C. T. U. convention at Valley City. Mrs. Bruce Virgin, Tuttle, is spend- Bismarck | And Social Groups | The Baptist Ladies Aid society will ducted at the meeting of the Rain- bow Girls Thursday evening at 7:30, o'clock at the Masonic temple. . * * St. Mary’s Circle will hold a meet- ihg at 2:30 o'clock Thursday after-| being noon at St. Mary's auditorium. A card party will follow the business session. x * Ok Members of St. George’s Guild will be entertained at a social gathering Thursday at the home of Mrs. A. A. Jones, 225 West Rosser avenue, bi “This Mad World,” a Mctro-Gold- by Clara Beranger from the French drama, “Terre Inhumaine” by Fran- cois de Curel. Its cast of five persons, said to be the smallest on record, contains Basil conspirator. According to.de Mille, most of the Picture was filmed from a stage view- point, eighty per cent of the action carried out by three members of the cast. The picture is said to further resemble a stage play inas- much as the entire action takes place between four p. m. and ten o'clock the following morning. Splendid performances are given by the three featured players as well as by Veda Buckland as a servant and Louis Natheaux as Paul’s co-conspir- ator. Louis Natheaux as Emile, Paul's co- |5! jhere to assume his new position as and his death came as a shock to his many friends here. Elmer Davis, who has been acting as relief agent at this point, has returned to his home in Bismarck. ion. Christ and Clarence Anderson, who work on. farms in Ecklund township, spent Sunday at their home in town. Robinson Installed Knights of Pythias Leader at Washburn Washburn, N. D., Sept. 24—New of- ficers of the Washburn Knights of |Pythias were installed at a recent meeting. They are B. E. Robinson, chancelor; Kunde, Minpt; Phyllis Auman, Will- mar, Minn.;/Ardella Ovesacker, Grand Forks; Lynda Jane Brackhouser, Kalispel, Mont.; Margaret Edwards, Hanson, Northwood; Adelaide Bart- lett, Grand Forks. Delta Delta Delta: Darline Thom- as, Warren; Eleanor Swenseid, Dray- ton; Lois Greiner, Sarles; Marjorie Nicholson, ‘Thiet River’ Falls; Arda Byram, Thief River Falls; Marion Bergland, Hazen. Chi Omega: Elsie Finley, Grand laundered things as pure white. depends on the soap. White things will emerge from washing.absolutely white if they are washed with a soap that is White King is condensed, a little of it goes a long way. One tea- spoor in a wash basin, one cupful in the washing machine— plenty, even in hard or lukewarm ‘water. Safe and swift for blankets .. dishes . . « delicate colored fabrics. Your grocer has iu a ore AO Forks; Priscilla Morrow, Epping; Ida DANC At Allensworth Farm re ae ® x eR i Southeast of Bismarck ’ Monroe Gerald,| Ladi ‘The picture carries with it a sus-|R. R. Scholl, vice chancelor; John * s are naee spent eye arate here be praarladl me : ~ Will) tained feeling of excitement and |Fisher, jr. prelate; George Cramer, , With relatives, left Monday evening |General aid society of the MeCabe| SusPense which gives it the effective |master of works; Al Neuman, master Every Saturday Night. i ithout [at arms; Wal weizer, inner 47 for her home in Seattle, Wash, They | Methodist church Thursday after-| HOS* of the mystery droma w! ei a geen Rotem, onan GOOD MUSIC GOOD TIMES ‘ Annapolis, where he is a midshipman -end with Sane Ranuk oaeae f i > at the U. 8. nee rs sities the community. Shey ae An cae teied aett tor sports- mo, eae nat Ne a Eto ie iia the sts [tea ata ott ae Se ae ? ale Leissman returned the to! highway in the Moffit district. ties in a bow under the chin, flaunt- e ii week from Valley y city, nea ee oth EB Heston, cattle and poy ware ing the vivid color combination. 107 Fifth Phone union McKenzie, was here several acs ae asa Street 1612 tate W. C. T. U. convention. tle which he = a : ES Sigpet age Mey." | lancer wpe at ‘ Heatly sad Genoa Mrs. Fred Peterson, 217 Fourth |"'Mr. and Mrs. Shep Haas and) Dirtune Apparat tectainment to ts great to street, entertained a group of boys} ATT TE MOVIES ||daughter Frances of Turtle Lake| 7) ae rur- QUALITY AT LESS at a picnic supper last evening in hon- | | | @| spent Sunday with relatives in town. . or of her son Fred Jr., who was cele- | @——_______®|' “vars,” andy Peterson has returned know f ( brating his eighth birthday anniver- PARAMOUNT THEATRE from @ several weeks’ stay in Bis- Thursday and Friday Specials sary, ‘What a splendid cast can do with|marck during which time she took - yi sk e a good story was effectively demon- | medical treatment while'staying with 1S 341 t --to "3 Rubin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paramount theatre to-|her- daughter, “Mrs. Frank Btitzer, CRABAPPLES— . 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PEACHES ees mee they last, $1 29 next two png NORTHWESTERN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY { ' , Alvin * ey ’ WE DELIVER were accompanied by Mrs. Monroe's noon in the church parlors. guard. Louie Pfister is the new niece, Miss Myrtle Wilson, Bismarck, * * % ’ OO board of trustees. who will saps a mane in Seattle.| ‘The juvenile A. O. U. W. lodge will i Baldwin Ff member en tees. meet at four o'clock Thursday after- Miss Rose Buscher and George | noon at the Odd Fellows hall accord. |_| Nelson County Man Smith left yesterday for their homes at Brainerd, Minn., after spending a week or more in Bismarck as the guests of Miss Buscher’s brother-in- law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. M. A.|" Hunter, 622 Third aneet, * Mrs. L, H. Carufel, 227 West Thayer ue, was hostess to the members of Mothers’ Service club at their social meeting last evening. Bridge, played at three tables, was the diver- sion, and score honors were awarded Mrs. J. C. Peltier. ** * * Francis Nuessle left this morning for Annapolis, Md., where he is a cadet at the U. 8. Naval academy, after spending a three weeks fur- lough with his parents, Judge and Mrs. W. L. nee Ae Second street. * * ing to Mrs. E. F. Trepp, director. A social hour will follow the business meeting. * * * A talk on “Bulbs for Fall Planting” will feature the meeting of the Bis- marck Garden club at the Association of Commerce rooms Thursday eve- ning at eight o'clock. The Yard and Garden contest committee will also The Ladies Aid society of thi BY FLORENCE BORNER Mrs. C. V. Anderson spent Friday in Mandan where she is taking an advanced course in scenic and art painting under the direction of Mrs. O. H. Peterson. Richard Rupp left for Fargo Sat- urday where he will enroll in the agricultural college for a course in Mr. Rupp has been em- and Bismarck the past year, During his stay in Fargo, he will make his home with his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. George Wash- burn, Saturday for Wahpeton where he will take an electrical course in the school of science. During his absence, his brother, William, will act as assistant in the postoffice. Charles Bleckreid and Fred Nelson business in the capital city We ednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Meyer and fam- u it BE Joe Poole, assistant postmaster, left | breasted Accidentally Killed Doyon, N. D., Sept. 24.—()—Mike Podetz, 40, Nelson county farmer, was killed instantly when a rifle he was carrying discharged accidentally as he crawled through a fence. His widow and two children survive. 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