The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 12, 1930, Page 5

SOCIETY N ‘Associate Members Arrange Program for Thursday Music Club Associate members of the Thursday Musical club, under the direction of Miss Belle Mehus presented a pro- gram featuring modern American composers at their meeting yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. M. W. Roan. . Miss Mehus opened the program with a talk summarizing the contri- tutions of recent American compos- ers to the world of music and briefly discussed present day musical trends. The program also included the fol- lowing musical numbers: Piano, From an Old Album and Valse (Mok- Tejs), Miss Abigail Roan; vocal, A Rose For Every Heart and A Thrush at Eve (Cadman) Mrs. George Mc- Kenna, Napoleon; piano, The Chimes of St. Patrick (Whithorne), Miss Marie Lemohn, Vocal, A Gift For You and My ‘Dear (Cadynan), Mrs. J. E. Davis; trio, The Ramp in the West (Parkler) I Shall Not Pass Again This Way (Effizger), Mrs. W. J. Targart, Mrs. J. % Davis and Mrs. R. E. Morris; Votal, To a Messenger (LaForge) and Winds From the South (Prindle Scott), Mrs. Targart; piano, Covered Wagon (Radie Britian) and Prelude (Alma Mehus), Miss Belle Mehus. The latter piece was composed by Miss Mehus’ sister. * * Rev. E. Logee, pastor of the First Presbyterian church, officiated at the wedding of Miss Muriel M. Burtch and Charles W. Cauthers, whicn took Place at four o'clock yesterday after- noon at the Presbyterian manse. Miss Evelyn Chase and F. E. Tunell were the attendants. The bride, a daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. G. S, Burtch, Deering, was graduated from the Bis- marck hospital training schooi with the class of 1929. Since that time she has been engaged in private duty nursing in Bismarck. Mr. Cauthers 4s employed here and the couple plan to make their home in the city for the Present. se & Appointments in the Christmas colors, red and green, were used for the seven o'clock dinner given by Mrs. Oscar Zeamer, Mandan, when she entertained members of the T. C. L. club last evening. Covers were Placed for 15. Later the guests gath- ered around a Christmas tree and gifts were exchanged. The evening was spent at peanut whist, with the prize going to Mrs. F. L. Burdick, ‘Mandan. Guests were Bismarck and Mandan women. * * * Miniature Christmas trees and red and green candles were used to form a holiday motif for the tables when Mrs. George Shunk and Mrs. Theo- dore Sette entertained at a seven o'clock dinner at the Shunk home, 712 Ninth street, last evening. Covers were placed for 16 guests. Mrs. Carl Nelson and Mrs. Paul Homan held honors in the bridge games after dinner. xk * Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Beall, Mason apartments, will leave Saturday eve- ning for Washington, D. C., where they will be the guests of Mr. Beall’s Parents, the Rev. and Mrs. W. B. Beall. Later they plan to visit rela- tives at Baltimore, and will spend a week or more in New York. They expect to be away about six weeks. * * * Miss Agnes Boehm entertained the members of her bridge club at her home last evening. Bridge was played at three tables, with score honors go- {ag to Mrs. Herman Brocopp and Miss Jeanette Shipley. Mrs. Philip Blank, New Salem, was a guest from out of the city. * * * Mrs. John R. Fleck, 712 Mandan street, was hestess to the members of St. Resc’s Missionary group last eve- ning. Bridge was played ut three tables with Mrs. L. A. LaRue and Mrs. Harvey Niles holding honors. Appointments su---“‘ive of the holi- Gay season were used. x * Miss Mary Kelly, Minneapolis for a week or more. ee ee ———© | Mandan Shorts | pier ashe teh: o Miss Helen Bauer has left for her home in Jamestown after spending the last two weeks witn her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, Otto Bauer. * ee Mr. and Mrs. N.. 2nsen have as their guests their daughter and granddaughter, Mrs. Ed Knutson and | Roscmary Knvtson, Dickinson. x * * Mrs. M. J. Carlcon, Peoria, Ill., was & guest of honor at a party given Wednesday evening by Mrs. J. J. Wirtz. tables of bridge and honors were held by Mrs. John Hoffman and Mrs. Joe Baron. Mrs. gue% from ck. * Mason apart- | ments, is visiting with friends in There were guests for three | EVS | Bismarck Girls Will | Hear Talk on Charm Miss Ella Johnson, home economics | instructor, will speak on “The Charm- ing Girl” to members of the Girl! Scout troops and girls clubs at 2:30/ Saturday afternoon at the high school gymnasium. Miss” Johnson, who is connected with the department of | vocational education of the North | Dakota Agricultural college, Fargo, is conducting homemaking classes | here. | Girl Scouts are requested to meet } at the high school at two o'clock Sat- | urday in order to practice for their investiture service Wednesday eves | ning. | * * OF Girls Clubs to Hold | Joint Christmas Party Talks centering around the theme, “social graces” will be given by Mrs. George F. Shafer and Mrs. J. E. Davis this evening at meetings of the Wachter girls Stitch and Chatter club and the Richholt girls club, re- spectively. A dramatic group will be organized by Mrs. F. H. Waldo at the Will school Pioneer club meeting. The sewing hour at each school will be in charge of Miss Esther Max- well and her committee, with the last | part of the evening given over to ath- | letic games. Recreation at the Wach- | ter school will be directed by Mrs. W. | B. Pierce, with Mrs. Gerald Jones at | the Richholt and Miss Lois Howard at the Will. The final December meeting of the three groups will take the form of a party at the Wachter school. A Christmas program consisting of a mystery play, an exercise, songs and reading, will be presented and the D. A. R. and Fortnightly clubs will have charge of refreshments. xk * Employes of the J. C. Penney store held their annual holiday banquet | last evening in the Rose Room at the Patterson hotel. Guests included | husbands and wives of the store staff and covers were placed for 23. A small decorated Christmas tree cen- tered the table and red candles in Green holders added to the holiday effect. Later the guests were enter- tained at a bridge party at the home of the store manager, R. O. Refvem and Mrs. Refvem, 718 Sixth street. Score awards for the evening went to Mrs. H. H. Hafstrom and Leonard Olson, ek * Mrs. Van R. Middlemas, 120 West Thayer avenue, entertained members of the Hy-lo bridge club at a one o'clock luncheon at her home Wed- nesday. Score honors in the games during the afternoon went to Mrs. J. 8. Sigurdson and Mrs. J. P. Sell. xk * Mr. and Mrs. Hayes Stevens, Minot, formerly of Bismarck, are parents of @ daughter born Thursday at St.! Joseph's hospital, Minot. The baby has been named Lenore Katherine. Mrs. Stevens was Miss Florence Jager | of this city ore her marriage. * * William Kirsch has returned to Bismarck from Jamestown where he spent several days visiting his moth- er, Mrs. E. A. Kirsch, Ernest Elness Heads Local A.O. U. W. Lodge Ernest Elness was named master workman of the A. O. U. W. lodge at the annual election held last eve- ning at the Odd Fellows hall. He succeeds E. F. Trepp, who was elected @ representative to the grand lodge, with Joe Patera as alternate. Clair G. Derby was reelected recorder and treasurer. Other officers chosen last evening were Miron Rierson, foreman; Eva Goetz, overseer; and Mrs. D. B. Bur- ton, juvenile supervisor. Appointive officers will be named at the next meeting of the lodge. A dancing party, attended by 65 couples, followed the lodge business meeting. Mrs. Joe Patera was chair- man of the committee in charge of ry iRecords of City Auditor Show: THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1930 NOVEMBER BIRTHS EXCRED DEATHSIN. BISMARCK BY 20 35 Births and Only 15 | Deaths Last Month, There were 20 more pirths than deaths reported in Bismarck during November, records of the city auditor, M. H, Atkinson, show. Thirty-five births were reported as | against 15 deaths, During the month there were born to Mr. and Mrs. George Weinhandle, St. Anthony, a son; Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Roberts, Bismarck, son; Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Preston, Bismarck, son; Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Becker, Bis-! marck, son; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Craven, Bismarck, son; Mr. and Mrs. Russell A. Young, Bismarck, daugh-) ter; Mr. and Mrs. Benton Boekenson. | Willow, son; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph | Gabel, Bismarck, daughter; Mr. and} Mrs. Charles 8. Berger, Bismarck, | twin daughters; Mr. and Mrs. G. H.! Korupp, Bismarck, son; Mr. and Mrs. | Daniel Franciere, Mandan, daughter; Mr. and Mrs. John Springer, ‘Wishek, | daughter; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ed- | wards. Wing, son and daughter; Mr. and Mrs. William W. Wagner, Me- en, son; Mr. and Mrs, Albert Mertz, Bismarck, son; Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Johnson, Bismarck, son; Mr. end Mrs. M. E. Sophy, Bismarck, daughter; Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Klein, ssismarck, daughter; Mr. and Mrs, J. K. Kennelly, Mandan, son; Mr. | and Mrs. H. H. Halstead, Beach, daughter; Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ry- berg, Baldwin, son; Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Nustad, Bismarck, daughter; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hanson, Bismarck, son; Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand Kreen, | ‘Wishek, son; Mr. and Mrs, Alfred | Larson, Sterling, daughter; Mr. Play-by-Play HEAR Army-Navy Football Game Saturday, December 13 Broadcast Over All Networks of NBC and Columbia by Puitco RADIO Get a Broadcast Ticket at this store or from any mem- ber of Salvation Army, $1.00 All Proceeds from Tickets for the benefit of the SALVATION ARMY and the UNEMPLOYED Sponsored by THE MELODY SHOR. HOTEL PRINCE BLOG. PHONE: 762 BISMARCK NO. DAK. at TOYLAND'S works like automatic... . Members of the board of m: will meet at 9 a. m., December 20, to jreceive bids on dining room and | kitchen equipment for the structure. | Provisions will be made to serve 400. Bids on 400 fol chairs will be taken at the same time. Scout Troop 5 Rummage Sale Saturday, Fourth street j next to Woolworth store. Fuller Brushes for Xmas, Phone 842-J, Carl Molander. A ver loving cup was presented by Mrs, J. P. Hess, state regent of the | Catholic Daughters of America, to Troop No. 3 of the Junior Catholic daughters. The presentation made at a joint meeting of the Man- dan junior troops, in recognition of was | the excellent work along charitable | lines done by the group. * oe x George Clark, who has been visit- ing at the home of his aunt, Mrs. F. McAuliff for several months, has left for Seattle, Wash., to spend the winter with relatives. iA Gift for Your HOME One of our lovely potted plants will spread sunshine and warmth | about your home long after Christmas is over. 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H. MeNiff, Fargo, zone manager for Chevrolet, with his parts and serv- ice manager, F. W. Collins, Fargo, and P. D. Warren, Bismarck district rep- rentative, conducted the meeting. Dealers in attendance included F. M. Davis, Bismarck; D. C. Scothorn, Mandan; J. V. McCormick, New} Salem; Dan Shultz, Washburn; E. E.: Any Woman “all Would Be Proud To Own This Gas Range E kitchen of the modem home is Dodaneenietenion proud of it! her kitchon And she'll be more proud of when she owns this latest addition to the famous line of Magic Chef Gas Ranges—the Tiffin Model. @ Though built compact for the smaller kitchen this sufficient ultra-smart gas range has capacity to cook for ten people. lt embodies every modern labor- saving feature and possesses a colorful yet classic beauty that will win your instant admiration. Before you buy any gas range be sure fo see this newest creation of the makers of the famous Magic Chef. pasneRs VIS Montana-Dakota Power Co. MAKE MOTHER HAPPY THIS CHRISTMAS The Burg Dance Sets of Super Dulesco Rayon, Bloom- ef and Double rassi rey Ee 9Be ‘Women’s Fin- | ished Kid Slippers,Lined Nicely, in Sev- ore Pas GBC Seals,’ Holly Boxes, Tinsel Wi ing Cord, Tissue rapping Paper, Sc, Large Size Crying Doll, Compo- Pinner Sate 22 Fiscte . 3 De- eng, Daint: - we Set Complete, 9098 Game of Old| Game of Tid- Child’s Handkerchi and Assorted Color 3 in Fancy Box. Women’s Dainty Handker- chit m Fite with Carored Em- roids! id. ES SnP i BoB BOE Men’s Handkerchiefs of Fine Gaal Materials, White with eh red Border, Box of 3 Ladies’ Pure Thread Silk Hose, Full Fashioned, Slipper Foot, Silk to Top—Narrow French Heel, in Chiffon and Service Wt., All New and Wanted Shades, All Sizes, Pair #LeOO Women’s and Misses’ Non-Run Rayon Bloomers, Fall Cut, Wall Made in Peach and 49¢ Set Complete. TaPetne Ouse T ti its, he Eee és Christmas Shopping Becomes a Real Pleasure Co. 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