The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 18, 1933, Page 5

three daughters, Mrs. C. L. Powers Weldon, Mont., were unable to attend THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1933 . and Luella and Viola Jaeger arrived | the funersl. M. E. Young People Mrs. Jaeger to Be Begin New Program Buried at Ft. Clark) sunasy trom wolf Point, Mont, and Near Verdun France, is a satfea ioe ar ame ti another daughter, Mrs. G. P. bit of A bya ‘edd Two young peoples groups in Mc- Puneral services for Mrs. Robert | arrived Sunday from Chicago to at- ‘Cabe Methodist Episcopal church day. Jaeger, former resident of Bismarck |tend the funeral. ment. At this place a detachment of ened the current year’s activities Sun- aoe : who died at a local hospital Friday,/ Burial will be in the cemetery at — Mr. and Mrs. Scott’ Derrick, Long will be held at Fort Clark, at 2 o'clock |Fort Clark, where a brother of Mrs, Beach, Calif, were spending the first afternoon. Jaeger, John Lukken, is buried. part of the week visiting friends in Her husband, Robert Jaeger, and| Mrs. Jaeger's parents, who live at Wishek. the meeting. The two initiates were| ning at the home of Mrs. L. V. Miller, the guests of honor at a dinner given| 825 Eighth St. The dinner will be ‘at the chapter house. served at 7 o'clock and bridge will ee % follow, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Holt of Miles | ¢——__.___._:_.___» City, Mont., visited in Bismarck Mon- | Today’s Recij e rs entanecdr nok SALMON MOUSSE Leonard A. Luther » . (Weds Myrna Ottinger ber Th { and Mrs, Fred ©. » Fargo, formed the autumnal setting for the’ wedding of their daughter, Miss Myrna Lorraine to A. Luther, son-of Mrs. John Racek, Bismarck. The officiating minister was Rev. Ralph ©. Conrad, pastor of Plymouth Congregational church, + Fargo, and the wedding was solem- nized at 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon. ' Attendisig the bride was Miss Helen Ballard, Kappa Delta who was giressed in green flat crepe with accessories in black. .Gray, an Alpha Gamma Rho frater- { nity brother, was Mr. Luther's only attendant. The autumn note was further ac- centuated in the brown satin after- noon dress worn by the bride. A sa- tin turban and other accessories in brown completed the costume. Completing the bridal party was three-year-old Master Robert Flood- een, who was dressed in a yellow suit and carried the wedding ring in the heart of a yellow rose. Miss Jean Gibb, a school friend of ‘the bride, played a program of nuptial musfce and the accompaniments for Miss Mildred Thorstad, a Kappa Delta sorority sister, who sang “O Promise Me” and I Love You Truly.” Miss Lois Julian played a violin accom- paniment for the solo numbers. There were 50 guests for the wed- ding and the reception which immed- jately followed the ceremony. Miss Vivien Luther of Bismarck, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Laughlin of Jamestown. and Miss Ione Geving of Mason City, Ja., were guests from out-of-town. Mf. and Mrs. Luther went to Fair aills resort and Minneapolis and St. PARAMOUNT Ends Tonite yoo pynor BAXTER PADDY THE NEXT BEST THING It’s_Delightful 4 Comipg Tomorrow (Tuesday) Only! GEORGE @ BRINGS TO BLAZING LIFE THE MOST IN- TRIGUING PER- SONALITY THE . WORLD HAS ‘| |10 WORDS whispered in a wo- man’s ear... and he » | changed the history of the world! Don’t miss 1933's most important screen event— Arliss as the man who scandalized the ; -wickedest city in the world! : REMEMBER “Tomorrow (Tues.) i 3 —Only— EXTRA! Special News“ FLASH! | Death Rides the ‘ 5 ne Known in Bamare) | ~ }:Famous and Daring Girl Flyer Crashes at 220. Miles SE F $e i g 3 Lydia Hoffer Bride Of Earl Finlayson Miss Kathryn Hoffer, Streeter, sis- ter of the bride, was her only at- tendant. Miss Hoffer wore a dress tended: by-his brother, Clayton Fin- layso: n. The bridal costume was a brown ensemble of sheer crepe trimmed with touches of white. With the ensem- ble the bride wore a hat and suede shoes of matching shades and other accessories in white. A wedding dinner was served to 25 guests at the home of Mr. Finlay- son’s parents immediately following the ceremony. Out-of-town guests included Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wather- tone, Dallas, Texas, and Mr. and Mts. Anton Olson and son from Mandan. Late in the afternoon, Mr. and Mrs. Finlayson left for a wedding trip to the Century of Progress exposition in Chicago, expecting to bé away for a jweek or 10 days. They will be at home to their friends at 118 Thayer Avenue West Oct. 1. Mrs. Finlayson has been a resident of Bismarck for the last six years, having come here from Streeter. Mr. Finlayson is in the employ of the Northern Pacific railroad. s-* * Rev. Ira E. Herzberg Weds M’Kenzie Couple ‘The marriage of Miss Cora Bertha Pettis and John Jay Kunders, both of McKenzie, was solemnized in a service read by Rev. Ira E. Herzberg, pastor of the First Evangelical church, at the parsonage Monday, Sept. 11, at 3 o'clock in the after- noon, ‘Witnessing the marriage were Mr. and Mrs. George A. Pettis of McKen- zie, parents of. the bride, and Mrs. Esther 8. Rooker, who was matron of honor. The bride's gown was of pale pink silk crepe and Mrs. Rooker wore a white dress. In the evening a four-course wed- ding supper honoring the newly- married couple was given by Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Boren at their home north of McKenzie. The table was lighted with pink candles and decorated with vases of flowers in assorted colors. Out-of-town guests at the supper were Mrs. Morris Erickson and Mel- vin Erickson, both of Wing. The bridegroom, who is a son of George E.~Kunders of Cleve, Alta., Can., received his education’ and training as a mechanic in the Kan- sas City, » Schools. Mrs. Kunders is a graduate of the Trygg township schools, Mr. Kunders is a farmer at the present time and he and his bride are at home to their friends at their farm near McKenzie. ** * Mr. and Mrs. 8. W. Corwin, 422 Avenue C, will return about Wednes- day from a week's business trip to Points in Montana. ’ * % % John Hoffman and son, Sidney, 410 Thayer Avenue West, are expected to return to Bismarck this evening after @ week's fishing trip to the Canadian shore of the Lake of pe ‘Woods. “ * & Mrs. Stewart Burgh, Grand Forks, returning Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Dietz visited with relatives in Fargo and the i bi ill: tvreelvtelt R il ge if ET 2 i f F 5B ee i i 5 i E ? li g i % § 1 i i Bo i i i : H ¥ | | vice president of|fourth vice president, * * * Miss Gladys Risem, 507 Eighth 8t., entertained 25 couples of her high school classmates at the Bismarck Country club Friday evening. Al members are (Punch snd wider wore Served Garis a fers were py the members are ine evening by the Misses Susan Ol- ‘Arlene San-+ rsenticiengemigr hy ora — * jec-|_ Patrick A. O'Keeffe, 105 Seventh ; {St and Mr, and Mrs, D. J. O'Keeffe, Pierre, 8. D., were in Lansford Sunday i E to attend the funeral cf Mrs. Dan hice aud Mrs, A conati and Mrs. Anderson and | Visited with Mr. O'Keeffe’s brother in Mr, and Mrs. John Ehrmantraut are| Bismarck Monday before r-turning to sponsors of . ‘ * * % Mr. and Mrs. Neil Vogel, Logan Miss Lillian|Naughton came here from Church; secretary, Miss Arlene San-; where they had taken their son, born; treasurer, Miss Essie Rishworth; | ald, to enter his senior year campaign chairman, Norman Agre;| North Dakota Agricultural colleg assistant campaign chairman, Edward ee 8 Fargo Don- the ye. val being held in the church Sunday and Monday. 2 guest of the First Baptist church ai its regular mid-week meeting. Rev. H. G. Bens wall conduct a brief de- ow votional service, and Dr. Stockton will P . Speak on an inspirational topic. Spe- Begin Ticket Sales cial music is planned for the service. ° ‘While in Bismarck, Dr. Stockton will For Benefit Concert re tne guest of Rev. and Mrs. Ellis L. — Jackson, 519 Nourth 8t. A ticket sales campaign was in- * 8% augurated Monday for the public} Mrs, Mary F. Burton, 219 Third 8t. school music benefit concert to be giv-/has as her guest her grandson, Ceci! en Thursday, Sept. 28, by Mr. and/L. Burton, Jr., of Phoenix, N. Y., who Mrs. Louis Kaufman under auspices|arrived Saturday noon. Mr. Burton of the Thursday Musical and the Bus-/ also is visiting his aunt, Mrs. Samuel iness and Professional Women’s clubs. Merritt, 221 Third St., and he will Tickets may be secured from any/|icave for his home Tuesday noon. Mr. member of either club or may be pur-/Burton is returning from a tri chased from Harris & Woodmansee or| Pekin, China, where he the Dahners-Tavis Music company.|;unt, Miss Helen Burton, wl Tickets have also been sent to the dif-/known here, having graduat ferent organizations in Bismarck for/the local high school. disposal. has been in China for several years Mr. and Mrs. Kaufman, who both/and now are musicians of international note,/the Grand have prepared their concert program and it will be annouriced within a few nt. Upon his return to New York, days, They are visiting with Mrs./Mr. Burton will begin his studies as a Kaufman's parents, Mr. and Mrs. F.| sophomore at Cornell university. J. Leibole, 111 Avenue C, old ag only recently returned from 38 |. (ce eee ; ee * | Meetings of Clubs Abbie Welliver Heads || And Social Groups ‘ [>-——__—____-_.__._._. 4 Baptist Y. P. Group|*7 scant ume is pianned tor u% meeting of the auxiliary to Nonparti- Officers and commission chairmen] san Club No. 1 Tuesday eranie. were elected when the Senior Young | Sept. 19. The hour will be 8 o'clock People’s group of the First Baptist/and the meeting will be at church held their organization meet-| War Memorial building. ing at the church at 7:15 o'clock Sun- zee day evening. All Bismarck women affiliated with Miss Abbie Welliver, 614 Twentieth | the Order of the Eastern Star &t., was elected as president; Evan| invited to attend the guest night Kennedy, 518 Sixth St., vice presi-| program which will be held in cone | dent; and Miss Anita Mercer, 518/nection with the regular meeting} Sixth St., secretary-treasurer. The} Tuesday evening, Sept. 19. The| commission chairmen are as follows: | meeting will be at 8 o'clock in the/ devotional life, Edward Cole; steward- | Masonic temple. | 1 cup whipped cream With fork break salmon in small pieces, Add the following sauce: Melt butter in sauce pan, add flour and blend. Add milk and juice from sal- mon, season with salt and pepper. Cook until thickened. Add yolks beat- A. W. LUCAS CO. in until very light to which has been | § added the whipped cream. Fold in whites which have been beaten very stiff. Turn into a well buttered cas- serole, set in pan of hot water, and bake in moderate oven (375 degrees Fahrenheit) for about 50 minutes or until mousse back to the touch. Garnish with parsley, or water- cress, and lemon. COMING On the Stage in Person, the Texas Yodeling Cowboys | a | tween the nations” Famous Cowboy Band Radio and recording artists the World || direct from the Rio Grande. | A feature stage attraction from XER, “the station be- PARAMOUNT Wed. - Thurs — 3 Shows ship, Elizabeth Raaen; fellowship, Robert Mueller; service, Ruth Rand. Each commission in turn will have eee For the first meeting of the new year, members of the Woman's club daily—2:30 - 7:15 9:15 No Advance in Prices charge of the regular meetings Sun-| Will have a pot-luck dinner this eve- day evenings at 7:15. Officers to- gether with the chairmen constitute the young people's cabinet of the church. Cabinet members are to meet at 519 Fourth St this evening to plan a so- cial get-together for later in the week. xe * Philosophy Is Topic Of Fortnightly Club/} Beginning the current year’s pro-||j gram, the Fortnightly club will be entertained Wednesday afternoon, Sept. 20, by Mrs. George F. Bird, 711 Second 8t., beginning at 3 o'clock. Mrs. John Burxe, 224 Avenue A ‘West, will have the program. She will! New this year. ‘With a membership of 19, the Fort- |/f nightly club has the following offi- ||} cers: Mrs. F. L. Conklin, 307 Avenue |i} A West, president; Mrs. W. L. Nuessle, 110 Second St., vice president; Mrs. N. ©. Ramstad, 824 Fourth St., secre- tary; Mrs. Nelson Sauvain, 619 Ave- nue C, treasurer; and Mrs. F. R. Smyth, 218 Third 8t., corresponding *e* & Marlene Jane Geigle, infant daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Geigle, ‘Washburn, had an operation perform- ed on her right eye at the Bismarck hospital Saturday morning. Mr. and ‘Mrs. Geigle took her home in the af- Opening Announcement O’BRIEN’ Cafe Will Be Open to the Public Tomorrow, Tues. Sept. 19 Specializing in GOOD FOOD AT REASONABLE PRICES A REAL OPPORTUNITY FREE! Two Days Only Ee ai Sale Starts 4 P. M. Monday and closes at 5 P. M. 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