The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 16, 1930, Page 5

vent a, aa e \ ‘ | Ny Mrs. Anne Peterson Will Present Pupils Mrs. Anne Hurlbut Peterson will Present a group of her piano students in a recital Wednesday evening at the Dahners-Travis music shop. This is the first of a series of recitals which Mrs. Peterson will give during the next few months. The program, beginnig at 7 o'clock, follows: “Dear Little Buttercup” ¢Erb), Grace McCay; “Little Violet” (Kern) and ‘The Little Brook” (Bilbro), Mar- jorie Rosen; “March for Sailors” (Wadley), Charles Fossum; eves of Spring” (Lindsay), Leonard Las: ken, Milton Rosen; “Heather Rose” (Lange), Billy Roberts; “" Kisses” (Heins), Harland Andrews; “Melody of Love” (Engleman), Milton Rosen; “Romance in A” (Loeurance), ‘ Vernon Schroeder; “La Fontaine” (Bohn), Leonard Lasken. “Hungarian March” (Engleman), Harland Andrews, Mrs. Peterson; “Canzone Amorosa” (Nevin), Justine Bahmer; “Hunter's Horn” (Kornat- ski), Marjorie Doll; “Second Mazurka” (Godard), Ruth Riggs; “Hunting Scene” (Bendle), Bernard Flaherty, Lee Svaren; “Students of Sorrento” (Colega), Luella Harding; “Reverie” (Strauss) and “Militaire Polonaise” Chopin), Jane Smith; “Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2” (Liszt), Louise Ly- man and Jeanette Stewart. eK Bismarck WomenForm Pan-Attic Study Club Organization of the Pan- Attic Study club, with an original member- ship of 12, was effected yesterday at & meeting held at the Business and Professional Women's club rooms. Mrs. Alfred Zuger, state junior mem- bership chairman for the North Da- kota Federation of Women's clubs, assisted with the organization work and the group voted to affiliate with the district, state and national feder- ations. Mrs. F, E. McCurdy was named president of the group. Serving with her will be Mrs. Louis Ruben, vice president; Mrs. A. G. Olson, secre- tary; Mrs. H. O. Saxvik, treasurer; and Mrs. B, O. Refvem, historian. The following committees were ap- pointed: constitution and by - laws: Mrs. Rubin, Mrs. Saxvik and Mrs. 8. R. Mote; program: Mrs. W. A. Hughes and Mrs. Robert Byrne, mem- bership: Mrs. Olson, Mrs. Arthur Gussner and Mrs. Refvem. Members plan to select a course of study and decide on other details of the work at-their next meeting, Jan- uary 5. * * * A musical program was enjoyed by/ members of the Woman's club at their annual Christmas party last evening at the home of Mrs. H. L. Wheeler, 314 Avenue D. Mrs. E. D. Rose played| a group of piano numbers, and vocal selections were given by Mrs. W. J. Targart and by Mrs. R. W. Shinners, Mandan. During the brief business session the club decided to assist the “Open Your Heart” campaign by mak- ing donations, rather than caring for a needy family, as has been the cus- tom other years. They also endorsed the work of the North Dakota Tuber- culosis association by purchasing a; health bond. Mrs, Wheeler was as- Mrs. J. L. Clifford, 408 Second street, was hostess to the members of St. Cecelia’s Mission group last eve- ning. Bridge was the pastime and two tables were in play. Score hon- ors went to Mrs. E. P. O'Brien and Mrs. Leo DeRochford. Appointments in red and green were used for the tables and the rooms were decorated with holly and other Christmas green- ery. eee A lighted Christmas tree and! wreaths of holly decorated the rooms for the bridge party given last eve- ning by Mrs. H. A. Lewis, 418 Tenth street. Table appointments were in keeping with the Christmas season. Bridge was played at four tables with score honors going to Mrs. Milton Rue and Mrs. Bernard Andrus. The hostess was assisted by Miss Clara Trom and Miss Esther Gerrard. see A review of Mare Connolly's play, “The Green Pastures,” was given by “Mrs. John Page at a meeting of Chapter N of the P. E. O. Sisterhood | last evening at the home of Miss Amy | Fahigren. Using the negro idea of heaven as its central theme the play relates the story of the creation and | other Bibical history as these events | are tnterpested J by way negro mind. | Mrs. J. Pp ros entertained | members of Chapters F of the P. E. O./ Sisterhood at an informal tea and “housewarming” at her new home, | €15 Fourth street, yesterday after- noon.” A program composed of read-/| ings appropriate to the Christmas season was given by Mrs. Frank Cave at the close of the brief business ses- sion. i see E. A. Hughes will leave Wednesday by motor from Minneapolis for Mi- ami, Fla. Accompanying him will be Lee Pettibone, Dawson. Mr. Hughes will spend the holiday season with his mother, Mrs. Alexander Hughes, | at her winter home at Coral Gables, Mr. Hughes plans to return to Bis- marck in dd or Peery. * Mr. and sa Jack Fteck, 514 West Rosser avenue, left Monday for Min- neapolis, where Mr. Fleck will spend | a few days attending to brisiness jfour grades, i Charles A. ‘Lindbergh telegraphed Cari Mrs. Thomas Heads Past Matrons Club Mrs. Marcia “Thomas was elected | Sing president of the Past Matron’s club, organization for women who have served a6 worthy matron for the Or- der of the Eastern Star, at their meeting Friday afternoon held at Mrs. Thomas’s home, 304 Avenue B, The new president succeeeds Mrs. F, E. Diehl. Other officers chosen were Mrs. Van Middlemas, vice president; Mrs. H. H. Hanson, secretary and b vail A. P. Lenhart, treasurer. Mrs. Price Owens, retiring worthy matron of the local Eastern Star chapter, was taken into the club and Mrs. A. L. Fosteson, incoming worthy matron, was a guest at the meeting. The election preceded the annual Christmas party and exchange of gifts. For the luncheon served at the close of the afternoon, a decorat- ed Christmas tree centered the table which was further ornamented with tall red candles. At each place stood tiny Christmas trees and here too, each guest found her gift. ee OK Will School Faculty Honors Miss Huber Miss Mary Huber, teacher at the Will junior high school for the last eight years, was a guest of honor at a dinner party given Saturday evening in the private dining room at the Grand Pacific hotel by members of the school faculty. Miss Huber, who was recently elected Burleigh county superintendent of schools, is leaving the Will school the first of the year. Covers were placed for 15 at the dinner. Later the group went to the Business and Professional Women's club for a Chistmas party and social evening. Christmas presents were ex- changed and Miss Huber was present- ed with a gift from the teachers. Bridge was played during a part bed the evening, with honors going to Sdward Heer. Miss Esther Teichmann, city school nurse, and Mrs. C. W. Leifur were guests. ** * A Christmas story hour for kinder- garten children and thase in the first will be held at four o'clock Wednesday afternoon at the Bismarck public library, to Miss Ruth King, librarian. Miss Mary Ryberg, kindergarten teacher at the Roosevelt school, will be in charge. * * * Eta Rho chapter of Epsilon Sigma sorority will hold a dinner meeting at six o'clock Wednesday evening at the Patterson hotel. take the form of a Christmas party, followed by the study hour under the direction of Miss Madge Runey. * * * Members of the Current club will meet at the bone of tae, Mrs, John Larson, 12 Sixth street. Mrs. C. C. Converse will have charge of the program and Mrs. J. P. French will read a paper on French music. * oe x Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Rader arrived ‘The affair will! HH THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1930 is attending 1 in Wilton. "and “The 3hepherd's Boy, works in Terry; "e dru arug store creninge, hap #2 presented by Allene Holmes. Saturdays and Sundays. ter the program a business meet- Miss Ruth Bergquist of Washburn [ing was ne held. visited our ‘school i last Friday. Irs. Moftit was elected president of following are names of those ithe associati who sol seals and the! Miss Stewart has recovered from ling | amount sold By ie each: Willle Rogers |her illness and returned on poy to 65 cents; Pauline Krush 60 cents; |Tesume her work in the primary say Pasphoal opens at the Paramount | Mike Adamyk 50 cents: Richard | . Miss a hes. substituted tre tomorrow for a one day show- | Flavin 50 cents; Grace Johnson 25 |during Miss Stewart's absence. ing genta: Jane fein 20 cents: John preitnus Roberson and Allce Wala~ First tional paetare some ave en al a ping Goadony ath than the Krush 1 m oe ss aad cause of illness, ‘usual run of yeas ‘Tima It is true to life, and avoltis most of the visual angles which seem to be in the habit of creeping into college stories, The hero in “College Lovers” is not the conventional football player, but js instead & type that will be immed. jately recognised by all university ats and women—the chap who man- in ages everything on the campus, and to whom everyone turns in case of &n emergency. The role is played by Jack Append who thade such an nde = le in his first_mo- tion picture, “Top Speed,” for First National and Vitaphone. iting has an excellent person- Comedy star before entering motion pictures. CAPITOL THEATRE j College spirit and alma mater loy- alty is eoteciningty miasiea with hi- Jarious mirth and music in Metro- Goldwyn -Mayer’s picturization of “Good News,” which opens tomorrow ‘at the Capitol Theatre. In transferring this Broadway hit from the stage to the screen, Edgar | 4 MacGregor and Nick Grinde have ac- complished a unique task with rare skill, not merely equalling the musical success that established long-run rec- ords, but endowing it with consider- ably more genuine enjoyment and ro- mantic appeal. Bessie Love heads the stellar cast | § assembled for the mirthful extrava- ganza and in the comedy role as- signed to her she scales new heights, paired with Gus Shy, who created the ‘comedy, lead in the stage production. Miss Love and Shy contribute the laugh high-spot of the picture with their delightful “Gee, But I'd Like to Make You Happy” number that starts out as a cute little song and dance and winds up as a cyclonic Spanish fandango bulesque. | School Notes ° | « \CUMBER Virgel_ Hanwell, Seth Leben, Pecicis “Morgan, and ny in, an Charlotte ‘sents had ce ed at- dance rds this mo! having s their monthly report were Frances Hanwell, Kenneth Leben, Archie Ol- Jenburger, and Ruth Warren. Mrs. Joseph Warren, Mrs. Thomas uanwell, Mrs. John Koch, and Mrs. ‘Walker visited the school this month. ‘We are preparing a Christmas pro- ee which will be given December CHAPIN During the drawing periods last week we made na fr and holly dec- orations for the lows. mas Fosters and ‘booklets co — an cont ig the Christmas story. - pe on the honor roll for s Sunday from Billings, Mont., to spend a week as the guests of Mr. Rader's brother-in-law and sister, MF. and | Bear Mrs. D. E. Shipley, 418 Second street. x * ® The annual Christmas party of the isles vena Study club will be held tomorrow afternoon at the home of the president, Mrs. W. E. Cole, 210 Park street. xe OK Mrs, C. W. Moses, 216 Park stregt, | e | bean Hina to members of nightly club at their meet Wednesday afternoon at thes o'clock, x * * Members of the Four Leaf Clover |i Study club will meet this ev ‘at the Happel home, 911 Sixth st with Miss Ruth Jeffers as hostess. Weisenberger Rites To Be Held in Church Puneral services for Freda Weisen- berger, 13-year-old daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Philip Rang site yet will be held at the First Baptist church at 2 p. m. Wednesday. It was announced yesterday that rd service was to be conducted at!) the Perry Funeral Home. Lindbergh Will Take |} On Speedier Wings Burbank, Calif., Dec. 16.—()—Col. B. Squier, airplane manufacturer, to- day, saying he would take delivery of @ new wing designed to increase the Speee of his airplane “shortly after “Alter the wing has been fitted Colo- nel Lindbergh expects to tour South '§ America, Miss Esther Lowers, Wishek, is con. valescing from an appendectomy! which she underwent Friday morning | at the Bismarck hospital. — Buy your Christmas gifts; now from. the Wedge. Thi store will close Dec. 24th. $47.50 Sce the new Devry Home Movie Camera now shown for the first time. 100 feet us Flavor- Protected The Modern Way week are Anna and aera Prances and Pauline Sal Rogers. Pauline and received a gold _ star Fran on received her second one. Gien Pfietfer left us last week and and POMARCE.N. amends “stweiay - | Visitors to Bismarck Afe |j Made to Feel at Home At This Store We are, indeed, rather proud + its merchan- ||! | dige, its reputation for quality, its price moderation. ‘This year’s exhibits of Dia- Hi monds, Watches, Silverware and Pottery are especially interesting. I} you wish to buy or not. F. A. a JEWELER “Bismarck’s Diamond Store” ” Steven was absent half a day this wee jul Snyder has left school and will continue his work in his home school. The take ee is studying eee Pupils in the apelin contest are one AT era News The _basketba! is_progressi rapidly rie vey fia have had a hall practice ii ‘The teath layed a ictice game with ‘McKenzie Toesday eae i The Menoken team plays Wing the of December at the Menoken Admission will be 25 bead for stu- dents and 30 cents for adults. The girls basketball team has been practic a or two teams. the girls have their basket- tion joolhouse luded SRE ea by pod les, har- d and “Bury ‘Me ‘Out on e Prairie.” “When the Works All Done This cml was Presented” by the Roberson on their none stop across the Atlantic.” Clarence Fuse is still in, ie lead. o gle Bi ood club has been prac- ticine carols for the “Na- tivity” to be siven at the Christmas Pete junior and eaeloe ash school pupils s ae peut picture as program. cember 19. GETS STRANGE PROBATION Freeport, N. ¥., Dec. 16—(P)— Daniel Grainger, 19, is on probation for six months with the couple he de- sires for patents-in-law. His elope- ment with Charlotte Barker, 16, was frustrated, and he was taken to court for stealing an auto for the honey- the “Sign of the Spec was A reading. ‘Lilian Kampaug .| moon. 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