The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 30, 1930, Page 5

. THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, OCTOBER '30, 1930 " Foreign Legion, which opens today at Service Clubs Are dinner, |Emmil, son of Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Emmil, Mandan, was solemnized Tuesday at the St. Vincent Catholic church. k from nae ek visit-| Miss Magdaline Freisz became the ua , Mr. | bride of Fred Beckler at a service : OlgaSundbyls Bride | Dickinson A. A. U. W. ai Pain A nedingoeratin Of Walter Westmiller}, Plan Year’s Program was held at the home of the bride's — Dickinson branch of the Amer- @ capital of $5,000; surplus of $3,000 and deposits of $48,000. Many big grocery specials are to be had this week at the South Side Grocery. Phone 571. 8 clubs, at noon today, It brought to-| The marriage of Miss Clemintina gether the commercial and profes-|Freid, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. mother, Mrs. Mary Freisz, St. An- sional men and women of the city. Jacob Freid, St. Vincent, and George thony. " Associated Prene Photo ken on her first birthday. ‘ } Meetings of Clubs | And Social Groups The Liberal Arts club will hold a| S8ent for luncheon meeting Friday, noon at| *stounded Fog approached by Rex Beach offer to sell the story Negotiations ‘b conducted by Selig, when Joan Hughes, daughter of Mrs. W. A. Hughes, 616 ie oie John Prit who a = E 3 at a Halloween dinner party ween party in the church parlors Friday evening, to which all mem- bers and eg 28) ey Mrs. Krist Kjelstrup will be hos- tess to the members of the*Delphian society at their meeting Friday af- ternoon at 2:15 o'clock. A paper on “Roman Plays and Playhouses” will be given by Mrs. C. B. Whittey and Miss Hardy Jackson will present a paper on Ret ce quramatits.” The ladies of St. George’s Episco- pal church will conduct a food sale beginning at one o'clock Saturday afternoon at Hoskins-Meyer store. They are also making plans for a *|rummage sale'to be held November 8, at the Episcopal parish house. a | AT THE MOVIES * 5 Diesem as the gypsy, was an enter- tainment feature and Halloween games and stunts provided further amusement. Prizes in the games were “von by Peggy Whittey, Jean Paris, Emma Langer and Alice Knowles. Charlotte Kent, cousin of the hostess, Mrs. Joe Graner was hostess at an informal Paramount, with Gary Cooper tured in the cast. Episcopal 5 centerpiece of black cats and witches decorated in keeping with the Hal-|. 14 tapers. bern Kets of chrysan- was rei ce pers. Nov. 7 and 8. ‘ CAPITOL THEATRE Pants as a “between the acts” cos- ; | tume for feminine entertainers whose LAST TIMES TONIGHT Fifi Dorsay, Fox Movietone featured Player, while . working in “Women Everywhere,” the talking and singing romance of French Moroccg and the ‘2:15 - 9 p. m. — lc - Mo last evening at her home, Ave. 4 guests came in costumes. Spectacle of the Minnesota - Northwestern football game and spend about ten days -vis- iting their parents. At Fargo they will be joined by Miss Leone Mushin- ski, Bismarck teacher, who will go Minneapolis for the football game. : s* 2 Bridge was played at four 5000 Others x-Minute Care Glorious Hair! minutes now and then is plenty, fast tab mcaks of dap Roce se yecr pa posedions wer, It rinses out ina “xt it gives your hair! ara ee ‘and hands, 10e, Six pay! Mightiest Dramatic Bebe Daniels RE aS NE Everett Marshall daughter Audrey, 710 Avenue E, will Bert Wheeler pr ties heer yor tencre Robert Woolsey . Beach demanded fea- Rummage Sale, R Mandan Shorts | i] a diamond you wish mounted, we | will submit individual designs for fi the many beautiful diamond | i rings we are showing. ] Mr: and Mrs, E. E. Kell entertain- ois gerearar et apenas ot Tere Decorations suggestive of end Cost Only Hess and: emp! japan, = from a photograph it Halloween were used. Cards were ning. 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