The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 25, 1931, Page 5

5 lay. She was 66 years old. She will be buried at Arena Sunday at 2 p.m. THE BISMARCK ‘TRIBUNM SATURDAY, APKIL 2d, 1931 — re = gren, Nora Fluevog, Catherine Me-! iliness of several weeks. Donald and Ragnild Berg; tea She was brought here for treatmen: | governor's mansion, Miss Marie Hu-/19 days ago. ber, Mrs. George F. Shafer, Dr. Fan-| Puneral services will be held at oe Dunn ma ae. ot ying | Mott Monday afternoon at the Meth- o nd Mrs. Florence Runyan. Officers’ breakfast, Miss Bessie Baldwin, Mrs. George MoCay, Miss Matilda Kolberg and Miss Margare! McGunigal; breakfast for past state! Mrs, A. W. Mundy; publicity, Miss NOTICE —: B) . a a Officers, Mrs. L. Pahigren and Mrs. McCay. t church. | — : he D e Program |Mr.-Mrs. Brink Leave Saran Lelbole; Satutday luncheon, | 794 Is Fatal to 'Tuttle Woman Dies | Burleigh County Chapter at the ets ane f vay ee Mrs. Nellie Evarts, Miss Pe ness Is Fatal . i : : Izaak Walton League will be for Charity Ball} For Miami Convention {aoe, Ms. RE Wenge: dinner st! New England Woman’ ‘In Bismarck Friday| yea ‘Tuesday, April 28, at 8 p. Mrs, Alta Hutchinson, pioneer Tut-|m. at the Association of Com- Mrs, Edward Kramer, 37, New Eng- | re t a lite Aiea bers FHday folowiAg « tle woman, died at het home late Fri-| Mmeree. Miss Helen Vaile, Miss Lillian Cook ' and Miss Susan B. Sheaffer. Annual banquet, Misses Amy Fahl- so of dance specialties} Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Brink, 808 Av- e} ist ‘Margaret Ramsey|enue A, left Saturday for Minneap- p asranged as One of the fea-|olis, where they will spend a few days Y the Catholic Daughters | with friends before the Ki- foul next ‘Thursday eveaing at) wanis special train next Thursday hat cording te a com~- ie organization which : of the entertainment, ny was planned to hold eicihe Terrace Gardens, but ie large advance ticket sale, deemed advisable to secure & floor. retative and the te, Intere included in the mS Numbers are, Acsobatic ‘audrey Waldschmidt; Gypsy B Genevieve Orchard; Let's Go "petty Lee Orr; Chinese Paro- f meet Kennelly; Rare smith; Toe Acrobat- fensaine Barrett; A Spanish ‘Bergeson anid Vivian ‘ chorus number ae given by Jeanne Baker, r, Bernadine Barrett, fe seothorn, Marian Pederson, e cayou, Alice Fox, ‘Ruth n, Beverly Bauer ard Jane b contos and his “Troubadors ® Ker the dancing, which will 9 o'clock. wee iliary Donates My Fresh Air Camp on of $70 to endow a bed at Grassick was made st a meet- the American Legion Auxiliary y evening at their new quarters World War Memorial building. jm will care for a child at the air camp throughout the sum- James Morris, national com- oman, who attended the Na- Defense Council in Washing- sj winter, presented her report meeting which was attended mresentatives. of 41 women’s pa- organizations. Founded six ago by national officers of the fury and D. A. R., the council pr its main purpose the encour- ynt of an adequate deferise pro- asa means of preventing an- for the national Kiwanis convention which opens at Miami, Fla., May 3, and continue sh May 7 Mr. Brink is a delegate from the Bis- marek club. The special, which will carry dele- gates from the entire Northwest, will make stops at Chicago, Chattanooga, Jacksonville and other places en route where either sightseeing trips or oth- er entertainment has been arrang:d. Following the Miami convention, Mr. and Mrs. Brink will sail fcr Ha- vana for a brief holiday. They also Plan to visit at several points in Florida and at Ashville, N. C., return- ing by way of Cincinnati and stop- ping at Louisville, Ky., for the en tucky derby the latter part of May. They will be gone about a month. * eK Delphian Society to Make Study of Africa Modern Africa, its industrial de- velopment, its sciences and literature will be studied by the Bismarck Del- Phian society next year, according to @ plan worked out by the program committee and approved by the group at its meeting Friday afterndon at the home of Mrs. C. B. Whittey. Members of the program committee are Mrs. C. W. Schoregge, chairman, Mrs. George Register and Mrs. W. A. Hughes. During the business session the so- ciety voted to send one Bismarck girl to the Girl Scouts’ camp this sum- mer and secure her camp outfit. For the program, the study of the drama and its development is com- pleted. Mrs. J. E. Davis modern Italian drama, contrasting it with that of the medieval period. Mrs. Harvey Harris gave a general survey of the many types of drama studied this season. A luncheon May 1, with the pro- gtam committee in charge, will con- clude this year's activities, and new officers will be elected. eke Complimentary to Mrs. E. E. Tracy, Cooperstown, who is the guest of her ‘This flowery welcome awaited the First Lady of the Land at the opening the annual convention of the Daughters of the American Revolution in Washington. Mrs. Herbert Hoover is shown here, left, receiving an old- fashioned bouquet from Mrs. Lowell Fletcher Hobart, president general of the D. A. R., in the presence of 4,000 stitution hall. BP. W. CONVENTION COMMITTEES NAMED Marjorie Shuler, New York, Will Be Speaker at Sessions Here May 22 and 23 Committees to arrange for the an- nual convention of the North Dakota Federation of Business and. Profes- women gathered in flag-decked Con- sional Women’s clubs here May 23-23 have been named by Miss Henricka Beach, Bismarck; general convention chairman. Miss Marjorie Shuler, New York, national publicity chairman, will be the featured speaker at the sessions, which will be held in the new World War Memorial building. Committees are: Registration, Mrs. Wilma Stair and Miss Rose Huber; transportation, Miss Judith Rue, Mrs. Alfred Zuger, Mrs. J. W. Scott and Miss Beulah Shurr; music, Miss Belle Mehus and Miss Jessie Streigl; em- blem pageant, Miss Esther Maxwell and Miss Esther Teichmann; sight- seeing tour, Mrs. Mary Davis, Mrs, THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Last Times Today Saturday WILLIAM CaN PATLOR william austin comes ox Midnight Show Sunday Night Monday - Tuesday Wednesilay Most Gorgeous of Stars NORMA SHEARER —in— “Strangers May Kiss” —with— Robert Montgomery who gives a per- formance that will Ly FOU AFFAIR A. W. LUCAS CO. $00 For Any Style including Shampoo and Finger Wave. First to Announce a New Low Price of .. It is just natural that the store which gives the great- est number of waves of any shop in Bismarck should ‘war \ Auxiliary colors were dedicated te evening, Mas. z . Trepp: orden Shia Garenctalany: ued of Bismarck make this announcement. Women know quality and akin, taking part in the fees pase ane Kabecors Sin Affiliated with expert workmanship and this store is known for the 4 e r home, levent street. :. ‘. a i 4 ius: Ue incphnaperpaoy deers There were guests for three tables FIRST BANK STOCK CORPORATION genuine Eugenes it gives. Only genuine Eugene errill and prizes in the games were awarded products are used. at to T cat fer to secure more equipment for juxiliary kitchenette, Musical ers were given by Mrs. John Lar- nd Mrs, Harris Robinson. ! s Harry Rosenthal, chairman of! hild welfare committee, which Mrs. C. W. Peterson and Mrs. H. A.' Lewis. Bowls of iris and appoint- ments to form a spring motif were used for the tables. Mrs. F. C. Wil- liams, Baker, Mont., was also a guest ee ———— Finger Waves Now . . 75c if it’s in charge of the meeting, re- from out-of-town. A number of af- an don activities and spoke of the|‘airs in honor of Mrs. Tracy have been FOR YOUR at peschool conferences with which | @lven during the week. ~ His mittee will assist, to be held eyes arek during the first week in| For Mrs. John Lyngstad, 710 Sixth INVESTMENT Members of Mrs. Rosenthat’s! Street, who was observing her birthday . rill?” bites are: Mrs. G. M. Constans,|®0Miversary, a group of friends plan- ee P Warren and Mrs. J.C. Pel-) 6" the guests gathering at her In the following brief list of high you ee * home pearly ee ee crenlng, Nears grade bonds you will find issues par- raged bers of the Stitch and Chat-| Was Played at three hi ae ticularly suited for safe investment. s club at the Wachter school|1s 4. Winter and Mrs. D.E. Shipley A. wide selection of securities to fit ’ rs mtertained at a party Friday holding honors. The group presented a and (BS at the home of Mrs, A. M,|Mrs. Lyngstad with Rea special requirements will always be be peepee meas] 5. Riges, Mrs. A. G. Olson, and Mrs. found in our complete offering list. m on m ae were served by members| Winter arpaneed = Mepis i Approximate be Delphian society. About 35 Rate % Maturity Price Yield % ed. i r Mr. , A. os et inc ee Sgt ta ert urea oe City of Los Angeles, California. 414 1954 107.50 4.00 ‘ant Selma Jacobson entertained|t their home, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Sewer ie i for three tables of bridge at her| Parsons, 821 Mandan street, enter- State of Louisiana...... seeveee 444 1937 100.75 4.10 - and , 310 First street, Wednesday hae Hae, ee eie co Capitol Building that PP gioa erg homers were held Py county superintendent of schools for State of North Dakota 1956 107.00 se Hugelman. Appointments in| Ward county, was here for a mecting Real Estate ae : ood?” shades were used for the tables.|Of the committee in charge of the Northern States Power Company 4/2 1961 97.50 From offering the weary traveler physical comforts —a soft, downy bed, terests and welfare of the patron. in- P un- ee OK revision of the state course of study Refunding stinctively he embraces merit . . . and —- and Mrs. F. W. Murphy, Murphy in geography. fnents, have left for a month’s| edie trip to the Minnesota Tikes. will spend a few days at their per cottage at Lake Isabel, going there to Detroit Lakes, Min- Rochester, and other points hthern Minnesota. xe Oe B Bernard Andrus, 1004 Eighth entertained the members of 's missionary group Friday at her home. Cards were 1 at three tables following the meeting and score prizes awarded Mrs, Edgar Scott and Mrs. E. E. Tracy, Cooperstown, is a ; guest this week at the home of her aunt, Mrs. C, A. Schuck, 822 Avenue E. | Mrs. Tracy plans tq leave the first |part of the week for her home. * * * Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Knudson ar- rived Friday from Jewell, Iowa, for a visit at the home of their son-in-law and daughter, Rev. and Mrs. Opie Rindahl, 704 Seventh street. * * * | Senator and Mrs. 8. J. Atkins, Can- |do, are visiting with friends in Bis- Pennsylvania Power & Light Co. 414 First Mortgage New York Central Railroad.... 4); 1981 96.50 2013. 99.00 Refunding and Improvement Southern Pacific Company Debenture Interlake Iron Corporation First Mortgage, Series ““B” 1981 = 96.75 1951 97.00 Ask for full information or descriptive circulars on the above issues. All offer- ings are necessarily subject to prior sale and change in price. satisfying food—to proffering him mental stimulation or welcome relaxa- tion in the form of amusing, entertaining drama seems a logical step, indeed. Yet it was not until Mr. Tracy C. Drake, President of The Blackstone Hotel, Chicago, assumed the management of Chicago's distinguished theatre, THE BLACKSTONE, that any hotel man had undertaken this step. Mr. Drake’s entry into the field of producing dramas is regarded as ‘‘unique in the annals of the theatrical world’. Yet, unique though ¥ rejects the valueless bauble. In every sense THE BLACKSTONE Horet and THE BLACKSTONE THEATRE feflect the judgment of thoughtful management. When next you come to Chicago, your visit should be enriched by the worth- while theatrical contribution which this Chicagohotelmanisarranging. He wants your leisure hours as well as your eating and sleeping hours in his city to be mem- orable for you. THEATRE GOERS Chicago for sustained sponsorship of good theatrical talent. Not only have the drama-lovers of this city realized it. but the thousands upon thousands of strangers who yearly pass through this Virgin 8. F. zaabert . marck for a few days. it be, this undertaking ismost great midwestern metropolis have been oh logical. For does not a har- cognizant of it. iscover new dinin -and Mrs. George E. Hanson and | @=—-—— ~~. @ i ; ween sia vo pn Ruth and Gladys, 320 Ave- | Meetings of Clubs | F IRST SECURITIES upry Hea panes eS a Now: hasever on Due sient facilities next-door at imi- » left Friday for Duluth, : RUE “blazing v in Chi anus UB rice hey were summoned by | And Social Groups | CORPORATION However, aside from their mutual /2ziN€ venture, the theatre in Chicago | The Blackstone Hotel , . Hanson's father. SAINT PAUL MINNEAPOLIS purpose, THE BLACKSTONE HOTEL and ice, And it would seem that Mr. Drake. Mr. Tracy C. Drake, in his dual role of _ BB 2c wintms Baxer, mont, Aas seseaah ternon al ne its equally famous namesake, THE jike his father who pioneered in the hotti | hotel host and theatrical producer. adds ene net ae arpeeveral days here 88) the home of Mrs. Harold Sorenson, Afiliated with FIRST BANK STOCK CORPORATION BLACKSTONE THEATRE, have a Jn field a generation ago, is likewise to meet | particularly by the visitor from out of town irs. C. R. i ‘Talks mon. vi ICCeSs. wi ime is necessaril |. A special ih treet, lett Saturday for her Bouth Americe, yal be ive i Me of these ‘nstitations have been definitely Mar ae Ppefore-the-pay dinner” a3 3 Pt ng to ae sae R. E. Wenzel and Mrs. Iver Acker. identified with the cultural and social life “ And may! Because M EF Drake a plate are, fexiured in Biacs sone est on BG. * ee of Chicago. Their history is Chicago his- brings to his new work not only a keen as carte service ue earn aon spd ee ad Mrs, Lillian Cook, 415 Fourth street, = = 7 = tory. Their traditions are Chicago tradi- foresight and proven executive ability, elie wales s wo [CE After spending several days! ih Be hostess to meters onday eve- tions. So it is fitting that these famous but better than anything else, he oe fing at 8 ouock, Me. & 3. twier|f! METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH Samer Rteckalionn, frome We TM nadion of mma eho hen Ti, DLACaNEE still. sedi el ed. B Bert Lippold, Valley City, is will have the program and Mrs. Corner of Fifth and Thayer Street WALTER E. VATER, Pastor united under one management. : i a oe ie ph ae ee un serene on Michigan Boulevard ...a scant marek fore st ',{8|George McCay will read ® group of ‘There has long been a definite need in P’aveC’ s usands ..-- five or ten minutes from all stations. shop It with her poems. SUNDAY, APRIL 26, 1931 from kings of countries to kings of the acid Aichigan i days . A. L. Overbee, 614 Sccond xe * caiby stage and screen . . . from stars of It looks pen as Lake N ndload Inc.) 1s vomen Special During Clean-up Week Cedarized MOTH BAGS (21258) 3e— 3 for $1.00 1 nen KY IS rit Sd ur Su “Contemporary American Poets” will be the program topic at a mect- ing of the Monday club at the home of Mrs. H, A. Brandes, 601 Fifth street, Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Mrs. G. A. Dullam‘and Mrs. F. A. Knowles I| will have the program. i * * * Fort Lincoln Chapter, American War Mothers will meet at 2:30 o'clock The Yeomen’s Ladies club will meet at 2:30 o'clock afternoon at the home of Mrs. George Smith, 419 Rev. Maurice E. Levit, D.D. Philadelphia, Pa. Sermon Subject: “The Man with ‘an Alibi” Special Music at Both Services A HEARTY WELCOME AWAITS YOU Try Our Special Course for Reducing John F. Class Health 206 Main Ave. ay Bismarck, N. Dak. Phone Pa rlor inner at THE DRAKE "THAT'S GRATITUDE” now pla ing at The Blackstone Theatre This Frank with the o ing cast, incl George ‘W. Barbier, to THE BLACKSTONE from its seven months’ run a Jolin Golden Theatre in New York. AN INNOVATION in Theatre Prices * HOTEL’ the CHICAGO.’ - G.P. Eat Shop calm and quiet meditation. Immediately adjoining and sharing in this favored location, is the entrance to the storied BLACKSTONE THEATRE. You will enjey the artistic world as well as satellites of the scientific scenc. Mr. Drake knows bell-boys as well as he does barons . . . the master of finance, he has observed, is often more susceptible to a human-interest story than a master of the violin . . . the whims of a prima donna, he realizes, sometimes yield to the same psychology that applies to a tele- phone operator. So... is it any wonder then that Mr. Drake so successfully meets the tastes of the public? Trained by long contact with the traveler . .. and guided by an uncanny ability to anticipate wants he plays host at THE BLACKSTONE HOTEL ang pro- ducer at THE BLACKSTONE THEATRE . . . with refreshing consideration for the in- Mr. Tracy C. DRake, in association with > is offering at that. “uj wae & “STEPPING SISTERS” with the inimitable Blanche Ring Helen Raymond Grace Huff ‘This comedy is apparently tined for a long Chicago roariously funny, whole of 1930 in New dee- tun. BLACKSTONE MANAGEMENT 1S UNDER | : 2 : g :