The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 5, 1932, Page 5

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE THURSDAY, MAY 5, 1932 SOCIETY NEVS Fortnightly Names Mrs. Christianson Mrs. A. M. Christianson was elect- ed president of the Fortnightly club at a meeting Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. C, L. Young, 220 Avenue B West. She succeeds Miss Anna D. Burr. Named to serve with Mrs, Chris- tianson during the coming club year were Mrs. F. L. Conklin, vice presi- dent; Mrs. W. L. Nuessle, recording secretary; Mrs. F. R. Smyth, corre- sponding secretary; and Mrs C, F. Mudgett, treasurer. Miss Burr and Mrs. Nuessle were elected to represent the club at the convention of the eighth district clubs at Garrison next week. Mrs. George Bird and Mrs. Worth Lumry were named as alternates. A report of the high school essay contest on “Law Enforcement,” con- ducted recently by the club, was pre- sented during the afternoon. Miss Ione Noggle was the winner, receiv- ing a prize of $10. The judges, C. L. ‘Young and Nelson Sauvain. found dif- ficulty in making their decision be- cause of the splendid essays offered by the students, the report showed. Mary Cowan, Girl Scout, appeared at the meeting to request the cooper- ation of the members in making the concert of the Madrigal club of the University of North Dakota success- ful. The concert is to be given here Friday evening and proceeds will be divided equally between the Boy and Girl Scout troops. A paper on “Textiles,” given by Mrs. P. J. Meyer, was of particular inter- est because of its practical informa- tion in regard to various kinds of cloth, combinations of materials and weaving processes. Materials and processes used in manufacturing dif- ferent types of cloth were described and samples of each kind were dis- played. * *# % Mrs. J. H. Newton, 1021 Seventh St., entertained the eight members of her bridge club Wednesday aft- ernoon at her home. Mrs. H. D. Harding and Mrs. Sander Johnson received the score prizes. -_* © Mrs, Everett LaFrance, 323 First street, was hostess at a bridge party ‘Wednesday evening in compliment to Mrs. Henry Jones. There were 12 guests. Prizes for high scores went to Mrs. J. O. Thoreson, Mrs. Harold ‘Wahl and Mrs. Emery Putnam, A pink and white color scheme was carried out in the decorations. Current Events Club Mrs. J. ©. Taylor, Mrs. Harvey Washington bicentennial. Mrs. R. Van Neste participated in the guest day program of the Cur- rent Events club, held Wednesday afternoon in the Cavern room at the Hotel Prince cafe. program committee, presided and in- troduced the various speakers. claiming the Sudan Desert” and Mrs. Sinai.” The club has conducted a study of Africa during the year, with two members presenting papers deal- ing with some part of the country at each meeting. Mrs. Shafer, who was just back from a trip to Washington, D. C., with Governor Shafer, described in detail many of the places visited and the social functions they attended. A piano solo was played by Mrs, Van Neste. An informal tea followed the pro- gram. Yellow tea roses and snap- dragons, arranged in a green bowl, and candelabra holding yellow can- dies formed effective decoration for the tea table where Mrs. F. H. Waldo, president of the club, and Mrs. D. J. McGillis, a charter member, presided. About 40 women, including 18 members of the club, four associate members and guests, were present at the affair. see D, A. R. Chapter to Mark Music Week A musical program in commemora- BISMARCK,N.DAK DIAMONDS.“VEWELAY WE Specialize = Diamonds ry? Wed- tahle-ware. Bring shop in know are sai F, A. KNOWLES Jeweler. ur watches and when left wit “Bismarck’s Diamond Store” Silverware at almost Wrist watches within the purchaser. are appreciated gifts. Bonham Whatever her age she has not outgrown her love for jewelry. We have many attractive things to choose from which will suit every mother’s taste. Necklaces from $1.00 up. All of these unbelievable low prices— reach of the most modest Brothers with this Chas. RUGGLES Lily DAMITA to A powerful, Shows Hurry - Hurry! Last Times Thursday “THIS IS THE NIGHT” The Picture That Has Started ay Bismarck Laughing and Talkin; — Extra — Tonight Is Revival Night 2 Features For The Price Of 1 In Addition to Our Regular Program Patrons Comin; the theatre at 9:00 P, M. will be permitted to rema’ ie “THE TEXAN” at 11:00 p. m. — NO EXTRA CHARGE — The Heartbreaks of Youth at the Threshold of Manhood! Frank Borzage’s “YOUNG AMERICA” enetrating X-ray of youth that will tear the heart of ieeT% Roave Wo"make them human. art to make Meet" vouns America at the Cross- — with — Spencer Doris Ralph TRACY KENYON BELLAMY Tommy Conlon Beryl Mercer The Piptane Every Man, Woman, Boy and Girl in Bismarck —— FRI, and SAT. ONLY THEATRE ‘The Biggest and Best great aie Roland YOUNG ‘Thelma TODD see child who Should See © in Town tion of national music week will be|Mrs. B. A. Woehle, were in charge presented following a luncheon meet-|of the party. ing of Minishoshe chapter, Daughters of feed eines at called Meas whe y afternoon at the home ling Lieutenant Colonel George W Beatt and Mrs. 8. D, Cook. Fort Lincoln and Mrs. Harris, was a On the program will be plano solos ning by Lieutenant and Mrs. George by Mrs. F. M. Davis, vocal numbers by Miss Marian Sandin, soprano, with Soa permbsiens ge sll h il gel on “The Hierarchy of the Church” at Has Guest Day Tea |miss Margaret Bates t the pao, and |crvstai holders formed the ‘central | & meeting of the Converts’ League at deen Paris and ke Ackerman. Members of ate Rita's missionary group gave a benefit bridge party ‘Wednesday evening in the demon- Mrs. Obert Olson, chairman of the | tration room of the North Dakota Power and Light company. There| 4. Mrs. Taylor read a paper on “Re-| were guests for 11 tables. Honors in the games were held by Mrs. C. K. 7 Harris had for the topic of her paper,| Moreland and Mrs. W. F. Meyer.| its regular meeting at 7:30 o'clock “From the Slave Pens of Egypt to] Members of the society, headed by| Friday evening in the I. O. O. F. hall. DSSESSSSSSSSSSSSUSSETSGUT TODS OU TIEIS TOUCHES OEOOCO CORTESE - session, ** # Peed Another social affair compliment- buffet dinner given Wednesday eve- LP A decoration for the table. Bridge was * * Harold Stow receiving prizes, { Meetings of Clubs, j Fraternal Groups Gold Shop. ‘The Royal Neighbors lodge will hold And Satisfaction Must Go With Every Purchase WEARABLES One Lot of Linen Wash Frocks—With scarf style trim of printed fabrics; each ....... Men’s Athletic Union Suits—Fine knit golf styles and front button styles; nainsook; a suit ... Children’s Underwear—Fine knit athletic styles for _ and girls; a suit . : Husky Lad Play Suits—Blue and white stripe; full size; aluminum buttons enameled and rs sizes up to A card party will follow the business he ate 8 o'clock rife evening at St. rave ltd e latter school auditorium. Anyone, whether Hartis, Mre; George F. Shafer and number will be given by Misses al- |Puabved At four tables atier einner.) a ’member of the Catholic church or Captain Bird Little ‘and Csptain | Not, is welcome to attend. (Additional Social on page 7) Specials on Coats and Mil- linery this week at the Sarah Buy. or Sell Through The Tribune Want Ads Values for Thrifty Shoppers .$ 39 49 FOR THE HOUSEHOLD New Rid Jid Ironing Tables—Automatic setup and knock- down, sturdy, perfectly rigid and will hold any weight; perfectly seasoned lumber; built to last; Friday and Saturday specially priced at ............. 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