The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 12, 1931, Page 7

te? For Week-end in New ‘Memorial. Building Federation Project. to Honor Pioneer Mothers Will Be Featured in Program A series of public affairs at which Seed mothers of this vicinity will! 1. Borthi be honored guests, are planned for this week-end, when a group of block prints done by noted American and Mexican artists will be displayed at}, the new World War Memorial build- ing. The exhibit will be opened to the public on Saturday and Sunday afternoons from 3:30 to 5:30 o'clock. A lecture accompanying the prints, describing the methods used in‘ mak- ing them and something about the various kinds will be read by Mrs. William Langer Saturday afternoon, and by Miss Bertha Palmer, state su- perintendent of public instruction, Sunday. In addition a brief musical program will be presented by a clar- inet trio, composed of Nina Melville, Russell Saxvik and Donald Lund. Mrs. Florence Davis, eighth district chair- man of the pioneer mother project, sponsored by the North Dakota Fed- eration of Women’s clubs, will explain the plan for erecting a monument to the pioneer mothers of the state. The event is being arranged by Mrs. Davis, who has chosen as her assistant hostesses, Mrs. George F. Shafer, wife of the governor, and the wives of two former governors now living in Bismarck, Mrs. John Burke and Mrs. J. M. Devine. Daughters of pioneer women will assist visitors during the afternoon, while pioneer mothers will preside at the refresh- ment tables. Six members of the Junior Study club will help in the serving. Pic- turesque door hostesses will be two members of the Sakakawea Indian girls cluo, in native costume. Mem- bers of both clubs are practically all granddaughters of North Dakota Pioneer women. Decorations for the affair will be carried out in the state colors, pink and green, and the prairie rose, the state flower will adorn the tables. Bismarck people as well as those in this territory will be given an op- portunity to view this collection of prints, which is the first to be sent into the state. A silver offering, will be left by all who care to show their appreciation. * oe OK Mrs. J. P. French and Mrs. A. J. | Arnot were named as a cammittee to make arrangements for the Current Events club anniversary luncheon March 25, at a meeting of the group ‘Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. W. W. Wood. Mrs. Arnot had a paper on “The French in Education” which placed emphasis on the teach- ing of patriotism and nationalism in. the French schools. While this. is characteristic of the French educa- tional system, Mrs. Wood showed that, instruction is thorough and that illit- eracy throughout thé nation has been reduced to about 3 per cent. Mrs. George Register lead the discussion of the chapter from the club text, “French France.” * OK In compliment to Miss Ruby Kline, R. N., who will become the bride of Lester Banberry, Bismarck, month, Mrs. David ~McDonald and Mrs. M. A. Schrader entertained at a kitchen shower Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. McDonald, 414 Fighth St. The time was passed in- formally with games and Miss Kline received her gifts in a large basket decorated in green and white. Green tapers and appointments in keeping with St. Patrick’s day were used for the tables. There were 12 guests. * * * Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Wagner, 112 Av- | enue B, will leave Thursday evening for a trip to the west coast. They will make stops at Portland, Ore., and at several other points en route to Los Angeles, Calif.. where they will visit friends. Mr. and Mrs. Wagner plan to be away about three weeks. xe * Mrs. D. J. McGettigan, Superior, ‘Wis., has arrived for a several weeks’ visit at the home of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Barth, 827 Sixth St. and with an- other: daughter, Miss Nora McGetti- gan, of the Will school faculty. LOOK FOR THE ROUND RED VACUUM TIN What a rare discovery when coffee was first packed in vacuum! - Just like coffee, tea flavor also evaporates from a tin or cardboard box. Tea is Lest when sealed in vacuum, according to the tests of the Gov- ernment Tea Examiners. So now, &chilling Tea is ° sealed in vacuum—and . whata difference! When you try it you will know what you have missed all these years—a fresh fragrance, new and de- lightful. FRESH Schilling TEA next | Miss Clara S etry Is Bride of C. N. Borman Senator and Mrs. & Lynn W. Sperry, Bismarck, announce the marriage of their daughter, Clara, and af Oey an, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. M, Borman, Abercrombie, N. D., which téok place in ‘Minnespolis Jan. 2; The geremony was réad by ‘the Rev; Roy Attendants (were Mr. and ‘Mrs. R. R. Borman, apolis, Bronce and sister-in-law of marck high school ahd of ‘the Uni- vefsity of North Dakota, Grand Forks, She is.a member of Gamma Phi Beta sorority. For the last two years Mrs. Borman has taught in the high school department of the aad training | en! — Mandan. Borman is a graduate of the mane of medicine at the University of North Dakota and now is attend- ing the University of Minnesota, where he will receive his degree in June. He is a member of Beta Theta Pi fraternity gnd also is affiliated with Nu Sigma Nu, national medical becker Mr. and Mrs. Borman will make their “home in Minneapolis, where the bridegroom will be an interne at the Minneapolis bea hospital. ss Mrs, G. E. McGettigan and small son Glen visited in Bismarck for a few days with Mrs. McGettigan's sis- Miss., to ‘thelr new home at Pocatello, Ida Mrs. Indergard, Former Teacher, I Is Married Of interest to. Bismarck residents ee ss it of the wed- March Hee “at tthe” hapiees parsonage in’ Rey. Martin Lien Boyd, pel Na at the Cal bint pe ied , son ie bride, and iid Basal Melbostad, daughter le groom. st mipbortad will be remembered ‘teacher inthe Burleigh Bee SS ay schools and has| wit es in the Bismarck vicinity. the last three years she has Bae connected with the Aaronson Roe Shoppe in Montevideo. Mt. Melbostad Kage @ general merchandise’ store ini Boyd. The couple will Laie their home in Boyd after March 1! jor O. ‘yan * Fort Lincoln, Major O. A. Hanson, entertained the post officers and their ladies Wednesday evening with a 7 o'clock bridge dinner in the Pat- terson hotel Terrace Gardens. A St. Patrick’s day motif was featured in the favors ard appointments and bouquets of carnations formed centerpieces for the tables. Covers were placed for 28 guests. The eve- ning was spent at bridge, with score honors‘ going to Mrs. Wallace Mc- Namara, Mrs. W. H. Bodenstab, Captain H. E. Stow and Dr. W. H. Bodenstab. ** * Miss Vivian Taylor, 101 Sixth 8t., entertained members of the H. N. O. bridge club at a St. eee costume party Wednesday evening. Judging of costumes was an amusing feature, Guerlain Shalimar Guerlain Mitsouko Guerlain L’Heure Bleue Lentheric Lotus D’Or .....0. 045 Lentheric WWAEAGCIO 6isisisinieeie na v0, Corday Toujours pecsece eee Lubin Amaryllis ...... se. Bourjois Evening in Paris ..... Houbigant Bienaimee .... at the special price of .... Dram Perfume Sale Friday and Saturday De Luxe Pkg. . $25.00 $1.50 vee $20.00 $1.00 ve $20.00 $1.00 . $20.00 $1.00 $25.00 $1.50 $10.50 $25.00 $1.00 $15.00 .. $10.00 Dram »85 65 50 This affords a fine opportunity to try these high qual- ity perfumes at small cost. Finney’s for Drugs * We still have a few Health-O-Meter Scales left, $6.95 113-115 Fourth Street il Spring SS we sponsor SHINY STRAW BRAIDS by “A ustelle” J. C. PENNEY CO,, Inc. $7.98 Bismarck, N. Dak. THURSDAY, MARCH 1. 12 1931 with the, prise for the best costume ee eer cit Part of Ang Medd Stood ego at bridge, with honors going to Mrs. Wardell, Mrs. Warwick Martin and Mrs. Oscar Schneider. * * &.. Miss Signe Ydstie and* Announcement is made this week of the marriage of Miss Signe Ydstie, Fargo, and Edwin T. McCanna, Mc- Canna, N. D., and the St. Paul Uni- versity “club, which was solemnized March 7 at the Holy Trinity Epis- copal church, Minneapolis. The serv- ice was read by the Rev. C. B. Scovel. After May 15 Mr. and Mrs. McCan- na will make their home in Bismarck, oa ae McCOanna will be connected the First National bank in the Sheu of, vice vse as “Cultural Deeslopiniest of the Ne- gro” was the Kerrd of ® paper present- ed by Mrs. A. M. Christianson at a meeting of the Fortnightly club Wed- nesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. George Bird. made by the American riegro in music, sculpture, painting and writing since emancipa- tion was cited by the speaker, who Pointed to such outstanding figures as Paul Robson, Paul Lawrence Dun- bar, Florence Mills, Roland Hayes and others who have achieved dis- tinction in these fields; She showed that the negro is interested in receiving recognition of his talents, General discussion of the Seal fol proud. E..T. McCanna Wed ts lowed ‘and current * Bridge was played at seven tables at a social meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary, held Wednesday evening in the new auxiliary room in the World War Memorial building. Mrs. man, Mrs, L. F. Bechtold and Mrs. E. J. Heising, were in charge of the af- fair. x kx Ben Jacobson, son of Mrs. Selma Jacobson, 310 First St., recently was initiated into Kappa Sigma fraternity at the University of North Dakota. * * * Lieutenant and Mrs. Carol Laie and Mrs. H. H. Hale are expected to arrive Thursday or Friday by motor from Fort Meade, for a few days’ visit at Fort Lincoln. Lieutenant Prunty, who was formerly -stationed t the post, and Mrs.-Prunty will be ovo eee a ate in charge of ar- | Floyd Fowler, rangements for the event. the Bismarck hospital. see Members of the Past Matrons’ club “and Mys’ :30 o'clock Friday aft | wandati, are “parents honors in the bridge games. | Meetings of Clubs And Social [_ And Social Groups. We are pleased with the thought of being able to partic- ipate in Bismarck’s Auto Show, housed in the beautiful, new Memorial Building of which we are all so justly We shall present Fashion’s latest whims garnered from the market’s most important resources, All shown on live models selected for the occasion. We assure you that no effort has been spared to make this a memorable and gala affair. cage: |||. NIGHTS” — ‘You haven't really lived until you he seen it—at least once, with in 20 minutes of laughter. 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