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

stay Hae 3 Dorot Kennelly, % the home of Mrs. Alfred Zuger. Pa-|War Memorial buil A musical | an, e (Mrs. John Burke to ay Gisnon, pein? Ged Puylli | Mrs. Cledtko A. Welty sis ‘Sourth | ein tenes ok wee ea program will be given sinder the ai. [a2¢ 2! nged the name of the publica-) Washington, ‘Sept. 25—(@)—Preal- . Attend War Mothers Owen, service. ee ee eight guests ~ oe first | Jacqueline cee were heboo ied 88} rection of eon te Gunness. {engaged in a number of business ven- | 4¢nt Hoover was very much heartened *e e series luncheons | new members. ie group begin - | Friday by the action of the American Hhich members of Circle No. 3 of the/a study of music and drama at its! ‘The Menoken Ladies’ Aid society | ‘ures and was active in political af National Corivention Vincent Sabot Weds | Presbyterian tadies Ald society: will {next meeting at the home of Bevery | will hole feed ca eat ie aria [falta of the county. ‘He also operated | Legion in refusing 40 request ll pay- Mrs. John Burke. 224 Avenue A ‘West, state president of the American {War Mothers, left Bismarck Wednes- ‘day for Long Beach, Calif, where she (will attend the national convention of ithe organization. will be Bept. 28-30 and Oct. 1-2. Mrs, Burke will stop in St. Paul en “route. She plans to returt in about three weeks, in time for the state War Mothers’ convention, which will be fheld in Rugby vy ae 15. hg Banamaie : ‘Abtieles Will Be Exhibited ‘A number of Bismarck’s finest andmade rugs and quilts, as well as cherished heirlooms, will be in- luded in the exhibit which members Circles Nos. 1 and 4 of the Presby- Ladies’ Aid sociéty will hold ‘Thursday afternoon and evening the church parlors. The exhibit be open to the public. Mrs. Paul Henry heads the commit- Ree for securing and arranging the exhibit. She will have as her assist- ents Mesdames H. T. Perry, Nelson hae 'W. G. Worner, H. L. Wheel- E. V. Lahr, J. C. Oberg, and L. Van Shoreham, Minn., wh they ti 2 foot. eee the summer months, at thelr cottage % 66 99 Order of Rainbow wien B| ° Singing games, led by Mrs. John | § é Installs Officers Cfficers of the Order of Rainbow for Girls were installed at a meeting held Thursday evening at the Masonic temple. Appointive officers were an- tounced by the incoming President, | mrs. Helen Targart. Cthers taking office were: Marjorie Ackerman, associate worthy advisor; Evelyn Omett, charity; Doris Tait, hope; Wilma Wenzel, faith; Eleanor ‘Cook, chaplain; Frances Dunn, drill Qcader; Marian Isaminger, inner ob- server; Ruth Paulson, outer observer, and Maxine Pickles, pianist. Girls Miss Grace Gabel Miss Grace Gabel, daughter of George Gabel, living north of Bis- marck, ‘and Vincent Sabot, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sabot, were married at 8 o'clock Thursday morning at St. Mary's procathedral. The Rev. Fath- Koch, Bismarck, and Ambrose Gabel, brother of the bride. ‘Mr. Sabot and his bride will make their home on the Sabot farm about 10 miles north od Oe eae short business trip to points in South } eee Huron college. * # # Graham, featured the pi gathering for the new season. Mrs. Opie 8. Rindahl as hostesses. ing. : # e * since 1918, which will be the eppointed as colors are: Peggy Berge- son, love; Neva Vettel, religion; Bess Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Conklin, 307/% Avenue A West, left Thursday on alg Mr. and Mz. Frank Cave and fam-|% ily, 510 Avenue E, are spending the|® week at Huron, 8. D., where they are/ % guests at the home of Mr. Cave's| > brother. Their daughter, Miss Mary] % Cave, will remain there to attend] § Mrs. Gordon Cox. and daughter] Virginia have returned to their home| § at 612 West Thayer avenue, from! % Program given | ¢ at the Thursday Musical club’s ist 4 meeting was held in the ‘auxiliary % room at the World War Memorial! building, with Mrs. Iver Acker and/% Folk music of every nation will be | ¥ the program theme this year, with | 4 Miss Bessie Baldwin presenting an|% outline of the study at the next meet- | ¥ In preparation for a study of cul- R tural development in Great Britain | % Program | topic of the Fortnightly club this | ¥ year, Mrs. C. L. Young read a paper | % ‘on “Characteristics and Social Classes | THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1931 of Great Britain,” at the opening | about the rooms and to decorate the Mrs. George current events and Miss Anna Burr, President of the club, delegate to the recent some ceeune, reported. Newly elected officers of the Junior Study club were installed at a meet- Auxiliary will hold a meeting at ing of the club Thursday afternoon at give within the next few weeks as 4 means of raising funds for igen work. Pink and white cosmos used in the table appointments and covers were placed for eight guests. The afternoon seed spent socially, * tt Mrs. Earle C. k, 1012 Eighth street, was hostess to a small group of friends at a 1:30 o'clock lunch- eon Thursday afternoon at her home. The eight guests were seated at two small tables, one of which had ap- pointments in pink and the other id Lucas store Saturday, beginning ll a.m. Minnesota Pioneer Mrs. T. G. "eae 506 West Thayer avenue, entertained a com- Pany of 14 women at an informal af- tern during the afternoon, § prizes going to Mrs. H. E. Hanson and Mrs. E. T. Beatt. Mrs. spent with sewing. Bouquets of cos- mos, stock and zinnias were used/of Bismarck’s Style and Shopping Center ‘An unusual new idea in cold weather comfort undergarments— Introduced to this territory exclusively by A. W. Lucas Co. $2.50 Each Garment, Members of the American Legion eae and published a newspaper. o'clock Friday evening, in the World Dies at Age of 90 Detroit Lakes, Minn., Sept. 25.—(P) eae beg eens Le here which rehid. Duplicate brid, ea|—E, G. Holmes, 90, first state senator a 1e city. é " 5° ith ore| froma the the Becker-Hubbard district from 1889 to 1891, and a resident of Bert Becker county the last 50 years, died cee Minot, was a guest from outjat his summer home last night. He] Allen and Don Moyle, California avia- suffered an attack of pneumonia sev-| tors, took off from Solamon field, 24 8] In 1871 he moved his stock of goods ana the newspaper to Detroit Lakes, ‘at |® Dumber of banks here and during a short eral Santa Ana, Calif. was president of the Orange County National bank there. Holmes built the Minnesota hotel here in 1883 and later acquired the Graystone hotel property, which he owned at the time of his death. He HEAD FOR TACOMA Nome, Alaska, Sept. 25.—(?)—Cecil | post that since eral weeks ago from which he did not Sw ig or Hoover Encouraged By Legion’ 's Action ment of the bonus, It was said at the white house that Hoover was gratified by the support, given him by the Legion on the issue. There was no comment on the ac- tion of the veterans in calling for a referendum on the 18th amendment. In an address before the Legion on Monday, the president warned that any further demands on the federal treasury would result in “grave a at 8 o'clock. Officers will be lected. tain exceptions, not covered by exist- m. (2:15 ani When She Hates, Lovers Tremble! \, ‘1 am the Princess Ling Moy. Men are ‘willing to die for my lotus-blospom beauty +. +and die they must, evén the man 1 love, + Fee my honorable father is the releniless Tonight Is Pyroloid Dresserware Night mentaries honored tonight. adult admission and complimentary ad- mits two people. Good every matinee Seg NGy : ari : Wednesday. It was held at |refreshment table. Mrs. Walter Ju- ' . m. E. 8. T.) Frit an attempt ite cavalry leader, horses Re ; ‘ ieee of Mrs. Young, 220 Avenue |lian, Mrs. A. A. Njaa and Mrs. Ju- Meetings of Clubs et 1868 he founded the village of b fly nonstep to pio ‘Wash. shot tron under ‘hia in beatae but € rest. berg were guests from Mandan. | And Social Groups | Holmes City. 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