The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 26, 1932, Page 3

Chapter of Mothers’ Society Formed Here Organization of a chapter of the national Sponsor Mother’s World So- clety, was effected here at a meeting held Thursday in the World War Memorial building, according to Mrs. R. A, Ritterbush, state organizer. The chapter will be one of a group of Mothers’ clubs to be formzd here within the next few months under the auspices of the national society. Fif- teen members were enrolled at the Players Ticket Sale Indicates Big Crowd A large attendance is expected for the third entertainment of the Com- munity Players Monday evening in the eify auditorium, when s program i three one-act plays will be pres- initial meeting and several women! evening. have signified their intention to af- fillate at the final organization meet- ing March 8 at the home of Mrs. Al- fred Dale, when officers will be elect- ed and a charter adopted. Work of organizing other units is going forward rapidly, Mrs. Ritterbush reports, and several other groups will be completed within the next few weeks. Looking forward to the 50th anniversary of the establishment of the tertitorial capital in Bismarck, a group to be known as “Daughters of Dakota Territory” is to be formed. Membership in each chapter is limit- ed to 22 and only those mothers with children below high school age are eligible. The club constitutions will require each member to interest herself in activities throughout the world of im- portance to mothers and children. First on the program is “What's ‘What,” a comedy relating the diffi- culties of two daughters whose home is cluttered up with an unnt “The Wonder Hat,” a fantasy, cen- ters about the purchase of a hi purported to make one invisible, and @ pair of magic slippers, said to bring to the wearer the love of all men. A moonlight scene in a park se ful costumes characterize Miss Clarice Belk is the director. Contrasted with the light theme of the two previous plays, ,'Stockin’ directed by Miss Pearl ting ang relates the tragic story of a woman who has hoarded her savings: for years in the hope of sending her ‘They will serve both as a medium for |$0n to school, and her despair when the exchange of ideas and as a means|the money must be used for another of furthering world friendship, with |Purpose. Alfred Dale, Margaret Pul- ‘the formation of children’s clubs as a special ‘project. ee # Gerald Livdahl Weds Miss L. Schlaumbaum Announcement has been made of mer and Gertrude Eichhorst com- this play. J. L. Powell presided at a meeting of the Players Thursday evening, when it was decided that a certificate will be awarded to directors of each Production given by th organization. Alfred Dale was named to fill a the marriage of Miss Lillian Sch-|vacancy on the board of directors. Jaumbaum, Schlaumbaum, daughter Oelwin, of Mrs. J. son of Mrs. G. N. Livdahl, 719 Ninth street, which took place Feb. 21 at Kansas City. The Rev. Mr. Currie, pastor of one of the Lutheran| . churches there, officiated. Mr. Livdahl was graduated from Bismarck high school with the class of 1924 and later attended the Uni- versity of North Dakota, where he ipa with Kappa Sigma frater- nity, : For the last three years he has been assistant manager of the Gam- ble store at Oelwin, Iowa, and recent- ly was. transferred to Junction City, a8 manager of the company’s store there. Following a brief wedding trip Mr. Livdahl and his bride will make their home in Junction City. * * * Rosebuds and appointments in pink and green carried out a spring motif in the decorations for a 1:30 o'clock bridge luncheon given Thurs- day afternoon by Mrs. C. W. Schor- egge, 507 Sixth street. Sixteen guests were seated at the tables. The after- noon was spent at.bridge, with Mrs, receiving the prizes, * ek The Epworth League of the Mc- Cabe Methodist church will hold tts February social affair Friday evening in the church parlors. A program will be given under the direction of Mrs. Alfred Anderson, Harvey John- son and Mr. and Mrs, John Ehrman- traut. Refreshments will be served by @ committee composed of Eunice Bowen, Melvin Timm, Laurence Nel- son and Margaret ‘Paurch: = . Members of the Mandan Past President's Parley of the American Legion Auxiliary were entertained ‘Thursday evening at the home of the presiding officer, Mrs. Walter Ren- den, 504 Avenue E. With the excep- tion of Mrs. Herman Leonhard, who ‘also is a member of the parley, guests were all Mandan women. Following ® brief business session the evening ‘was spent informally. Spring flowers @nd candles in tones of orange and decorated the refreshment table. eek * Miss Catherine Longmuir, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James G. Longmuir, 509 South Tenth St., and Louis Klein, son of Mr. and Mrs. Simon Klein, 1112 Avenue B, were married Thursday evening at the Presbyterian Manse, with the Rev. Floyd E. Logee, pastor and Mrs. Klein will make their et 1112 Avenue B, - Seeks Divorce Associated Press Photo Mary Mulhern Pickford te shown fn her hotel suite reading over the divoree complaint she plane to file Es Irises Jack Pickford of the movies afier a property settlement’ has bem made, ~ J. C. Oberg and Mrs. Roy Kennelly ‘Spokane, Wash., Ten new members were added to the Towa, and - Gerald Livdahl, Junction City, Kan.,| one eney meine the Players member. ip well over 110. * * * Clock Dance Features Children’s Operetta A clock dance, with a variety of time-pieces represented by boys and girls, will be one of the novel fea- tures of the operetta, “The Palace of Carelessness,” to be presented next Thursday evening at. 7:30 o'clock in the high school gymnasium, by stud- ents at the William Moore school. Toy soldiers will participate in a drill dance and a number of other unusual entertainment specialties will be @ part of the program. A matinee for school children will be given at 4:15 p. m. Wednesday. The operetta centers around the palace of carelessness, where articles, lost through the carelessness of their owners, are placed until claimed by the children. At midnight each night these lost articles come to life and dance and make merry. eee Mr. and Mrs. Francis E. Fi announce thé of a daughter Thursday, Feb. 25, at Spokane. Mr, Fisherty is a son of Mr. and Mrs, T. E. Flaherty, 607 Sixth ‘Bt. ee k Mrs. Chris Junkert, 418 Fifth left Thursday evening for Los Ange- les, Calif., where she was summoned by the death of her eldest brother, Robert T. Whiting, who was killed ‘Thursday morning in an auto acci- jet in Los Angeles. Funeral services will be conducted there Sunday. zs* * Plans were discussed for the anni- celebration of the A. O. W. 1 at @ meeting of the order Thursday evening in the Odd Fel- lows hall. May 11 and 12 were set as the dates for the. observance. Bridge and whist was played at eight tables following the business session. Score prizes at bridge went to Miss Marie Jacobson and Mrs. D. B. Bur- ton, while Anthony Patera -and Lewis received the whist prizes. Mr. and Mrs. James Nelson and Ruby Jacobson were in charge of arrangements - pe Party. Folk songs of England and Scot- land and instrumental music charac- Prise the technical committee for pl URGES TREATING. OF SEED 70 AVOID SMUT Burleigh County Grain Ship- ments Above Average in - Quantity of Smut Care in the preparation of seed will eliminate much of the loss through smutty yields prevalent in Burleigh during recent years, H. O, Putnam, county agent, said Friday. Surveys made in the last two years show that Burleigh county shipments of wheat have run over the Minne- bog average in smut-tainted con- ni One of the most common and most effective means of combatting smut is by the application of copper car- bonate. Properly mixed in seed Grains, it eliminates wetting of seed subsequent drying and it is cheap ind easy to apply. Other advantages are that it does not injure seed even when sown in dry soll, permits stor- age of seed without injury, and pro- tects grain from rats and mice. Many farmers make the mistake of *)merely shoveling the copper. carbon- ate into grain before seeding, Put- nam said. To insure results the sub- stance must be mixed in a mixing Bryant, has a South Carolina set-| machine. Directions for making mix- ing machines at a small cost may be obtained at the agent's office. Farmers are cautioned to exercise care in using the preparation, which is poisonous. A mask should be worn over the nose when treating with cop- per carbonate dust and treating should be done in a well-ventilated ace. If full-strength copper carbonate is used, two to two and one-half ounces of dust to each bushel of wheat is sufficient. If a diluted preparation is used, three to four ounces per bushel, Putnam said. Seed should be thoroughly cleaned of smut balls before treatment. WILL NOT RESIGN Fergus Falls, Minn., Feb. 26—(?)}— After citizens of Fergus Falls, at a mass meeting Thursday night, adopt- ed a resolution urging O. P. B. Jacob- son, chairman of the Minnesota rail- Toad and warehouse commission, to serve out his present term, the com- missioner told the gathering he “had no present intention of resigning.” In the resolution citizens urged not only that he serve out his term but that if his health permitted, he be- come a candidate for reelection this year. This is Jacobson’s home city. VALLEY CITY BODY ELECTS Valley City, N. D., Feb. 26—(?)— John D. Gray was elected president of the Valley City Civic and Com- merce association here Thursday. Karl J. Olsen was named vice presi- dent and T. M. Condon and A. C. Thorkelson reelected secretary and treasurer, respectively. Other mem- bers of the board are J. J. Schmitz, H. M. Reuter, Erle L. Foukes and R. A. Mackenzie. ————— JOB DRIVE CONTINUES New York, Feb. 26—(#)—The na- tional drive to secure jobs for 1,000,- 000 unemployed continued Friday with almost 10 per cent of the goal realized in less than two weeks. Spon- sored by the American Legion, the depression” was launched Feb, 15. Since then work has been |found for 89,812 persons. Wisconsin daf’s campaigning netted 8,081 po- sitions. ARREST 8S. D. MAN Reno, Nevada, Feb. 26.—(7)—H. F. Long, jail here awaiting the arrival of re- moval papers from South Dakota, where he is said to be wanted for a shortage in his accounts, With B. W. to face a innkeeper. . Walker of Minneapolis, superintendent of special construction for the Northern States Power ‘com- pany, died here unexpectedly Thurs- day night. He was about 60 years teristic of the two countries was the} old. theme of a program presented by members of the Thursday Musical World War Memorial » Mrs.. 3. J. L. Hughes and Anderson Will Not Withdraw from Race wing as a candidate. a concent offered through said: “As one of the endorsed candi dates I wish to state to the voters of county that I have no in- fal _ FEAR 70 DROWNED Calcutta, India, Feb. 26—(7)—Sev- enty persons were feared drowned Friday as a result of the capsizing in the river Hooghly of » motor launch carrying 100 factory workers. Up to this afternoon only 30 had been res- cued alive. CANADIAN SURRENDERS ton, Alta., Feb. 26.—(P)—A week-long barricade of the home of |} Harvey Thompson, homesteader who defied arrest and exchanged shots with provincial police, day with his voluntary surrender. , ended Thurs- |i MINNESOTAN RESIGNS St. Paul, Feb. 26—(#)—Henry M. Gallagher, Waseca, member of Minnesota industrial ROB FARGO STORE ee op tne Adan pone bandits ‘held u store bere Thursday thap #10 in change. a E RUINS DIGESTION Me are a victim & ek the || | Femininities - - Bs vse eigur, eetow, ivory SATIN MAKES AN ENSEMBLE WITH A DOUGLE BOLERO, FORMED BY TNE GAGKET, WHICH 19 PICTURED JUST ABOVE. THE EOGES OF GOTH OACKET AND NIGHTGOWN ARE ‘SCALLOPED. Officers See Special Show at Paramount Surging drama hidden beneath the veneer of a large city is brought out in the “Beast of the City” shown be- fore city and county authorities in a private exhibition at the Paramount leads the states with 11,642. Thurs-| pr face in the enforcement of law. Commenting on the picture, Chief Martineson said, “it is the first au- former tax collector of Butte/ thrilli .,county, South Dakota, is in the city public, ‘The picture is being shown at the theater Friday and Saturday. Five vaudeville acts featuring professional entertainers also will be shown at 9 yc m. each evening and at 2:30 p. m. Saturday at a special mat 5 hig alt Taj and the price surprise Pull it, twist it, roll i ‘k exactly. hone it in bbock points south. ~ change its whole ‘Ten brigh ONEON © Eea-rose SILK VOILE AND ALEN GOWN ANO cJAGKET IN THE CENTER, BELOW. THE GOW' HAGAN EMPIRE WAISTLINE ANO.A DEEP V BACK. THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1982 QACKr’ EJILL, “WERE NO MORE INSEPARABLE THAN THE NEW NIGHTIE AND ITS JACKET, 'HE GOWN AT THE LEFT BELOW TAKES? A TIP FROM ‘THE SMARTEST EVENING FROCKS ANO ADOPTS THE HARNESS BACK. IT 1S OF DINK. SATIN AND. M~ COLORED ALENCON. 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