The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 25, 1933, Page 5

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1988 - artists, Mr. and Mrs. Louls Kaufman are becoming almost as famous for their wellchosen gelection of ‘mod- ern paintings and sculpture. Mr. and Mrs, Kaufman are visiting with Mrs. Kaufman’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. F, J. Leibole, 111 Avenue C. ‘They will appear in a benefit concert Auxiliary Chairmen [Club Women Prepare For New Year Named] For Meeting Oct. 4- While many of Bismarck’s 13 fed- Introduction of committee chair-|erateq clube have maimed the dae | TRY Ml Appear In bene concert men for the coming year was the main|gates to the annual convention of in oe Ps Nk city re aditortuin, Pag business when the American Legion|the North Dakota Federation of will go nits 5 “a auxiliary met Friday evening in the irene ce eS oft a tome fro toward : instruc-| ‘World War Memorial building. The others will name their delegates a; ‘Today the iattnan a att coletion music committee members were host-/ meetings held this week. Saaaes f over 200 examples of ol esses and were in charge of the brief , ; covered with butter. Fit apples neatly into pastry-lined pan, rounding up well in the centér. Dot the top of the apples with the jelly. Bake in hot oven (450 degrees Fahrenheit) for 15 minutes, then cover apples with an inverted pie tin of the same size, Teduce the heat to 325 degrees and bake until apples are tender (about 20 minutes). A geographical mile is the length of one minute of latitude. In the strict sense of the word, there “‘\ ~~~ |{Kaufmans Collectin e cach quarter into four uniform pieces. Testifies That Davis | <y*" te Theodore G. Miller, head of Noted snteroavionally as concer She again tons about ul pieces re) New York, apt” 28—m—tesl-|Sonducted in 1900. nn mony that U. 8. Senator James J. Davis approved means by which the ‘Loyal Order of Moose raised. funds through charity balls was offered Monday in federal court, where Davis is on trial for alleged violation of federal lottery laws. The government called Rodney H. Brandon, Illinois public welfare com- missioner, to relate the details of a luncheon held on New Year's day, 1931, at Mooseheart, Ill, site of the Moose orphans’ home. Brandon then was supreme dictator of the Moose. He testified that Davis, at the Indications are that there will be| tions, the French artists, program during the social hour. & large attendance from the eighth] they have such well-known masters district. Miss Florence H. Davis,/as Derain, Matisse, Rouault, Picasso, 1029 Seventh St,, is district president; | Utrillo and Jean Lucrat. They have Miss Marion Burke, 224 Avenue A|works of Terechkovitch, Pougny and West, is corresponding secretary; and|Kremenge from the younger genera- Mrs. Alfred Zuger, 501 Thayer Avenue|tion. The Italian artists in the West, is extension chairman. Other| Kaufman collection are led by Mo- district officers are Mrs. F. O. Free-|digliana, Severint and Campligii. Ere Reg vice lent; and Mrs.| The Kaufmans take special pride, J. W. Robinson, Garrison, historian. | rowever, in their paintings by Ameri- Mrs. R. F. Steinmetz is general} can artists, some of whom have be- chairman of convention arrange-| come famous in recent years. Among iment. Organized to mote “move-| these are Milton Avery, Ben Benn, ments looking toward betterment of| David Burliuk, Gerritt Hondius and life.” the ‘federation’s keynote for this Joseph di Martini. meeting is “Faithful We Construct.”|° Last summer Mr. and Mrs. Kauf- Club presidents wili assemble the! nan were accorded @ special honor levening of Oct. 4 for the president's! by the French Art Leagne int once procession. A business session willl nition of their efforts on behalf of open the next morning with commit-| young French artists. Mr. Kaufman tee, officers and district president's! was reelected honorary vice presi- Te} The annual meeting willl dent and Mrs. Kaufman was made conclude Friday evening with a ses-|an honorary member, the first Amer- ston of the new board of directors. Mrs. John Knauf, Jamestown, is| (jon, Wma” to achieve that distinc- President of the state federation. Other officers are Mrs. E. L, Sim- mons, New England, vice president; Mrs. O. Stevens, Fargo, recording secretary; Mrs. John Keohane, Beach, teasurer; and Mrs. A. M. Powell, Devils Lake, historian. Besides Mrs. Davis, district presi- Following are the new chairmen who were introduced by Mrs. Frayne Baker, 508 Thayer Avenue West, presi- dent: Americanization, Mrs. Spencer Boise, 618 Thayer Avenue West; an- nual picnic, Mrs. Morris Satter, 114 Avenue E; Armistice day, Mra. He: man Leonhard, 719 Manden 8 child welfare, Mrs, R. R. Nelson, 712 Ninth 8t.; community service, Mrs. Ed Schlechter, 122 Third 8t.; cradle roll, Mrs. R. 8. Indeseth, 414 Four- tenth St.; education of war orphans, Mrs, F. E. Logee, 216 Avenue B West. ‘Emblem, memorial and gold ster, Mrs. R. H. Waldschmidt, 411 Avenue D; Fidac and national defense, Mrs. G. J. Worner, 310 Griffin 8t.; finance, Mrs. J. C. Spare, 1112 Avenue D; Miss Hazel Paris, 404 Fifth St.; and Mrs. Ed Schuck. Legisia' constitution and by- laws, eta Diesem, Mohawk apart- ments; membership, Mrs. Oscar Sel- vig, 233 Broadway Avenue West; 7 sic, Mrs. G. A. Dahlen, 623 ‘Third ‘Mrs. W. E. Cole, 210 Park St.; pot. ck supper, Mrs. F. D. Register, 1016 Seventh 8t.; publicity, aa George Smith, 419 Griffin St.; Germ pilitation, Mrs. Arthur A. Jones, xe k 5 Local Girls Among U Sorority Pledges} Miss Mildred Doran A bride for the third time was Jean Harlow, famous platinum blond of the movies, when this picture was taken as she and her new hus- band, Harold G. Rosson, ace motion picture cameraman, stepped from a plane at Los Angeles on their return from Yuma, Ariz., where their sudden marriage surprised the film colony. jing Thursday, Sept. 5, in the Business and Professional Women's club room To Wed R.N. Davies |i: the World War Memorial building. Five Bismarck girls and one Man- 72 women stu- Of interest in Bismarck is the an- | members are requested to attend. * * & A social meeting is planned for the ‘luncheon, turned a check for $150,000 tonal legal holic MONTGOME 300 Fourth Street Phone 475 Heats 2 or 3 Rooms — Uses No More Fuel! The Most Efficient Heater Known! Wards dan girl were among dents entering the University of North Dakota for the first time this year who have pledged affiliation to chap- Mrs. nue C West; unit activities, Parliament Mis Baker is Mrs. Harry Rosenthal, nouncement of the engagement and Tyesday, Sept. 26, meeting of the approaching marriage of Mildred M. Mothers’ Service club. Mrs. A. D. Doran and Ronald N. Davies, both of McKinnon, 312 Avenue B West, will Grand Forks. The wedding will take! entertain, El dents : First, Mrs. A. C. Wehe, aN aNy Lakota; second, Mrs. E. O. Green- leaf, Devils Lake; Third, Keup, Columb Circulating Heater 95 ‘29 $4.00 down $5 Monthly E. Mrs. -|ters of the 11 sororities at the school.} Place in early autumn, # * * Toa, famed delegate to the commun-/Swain, Mayville: fifth, Mrs. J. A.INames of the new pledges were an-| Miss Doran is the daughter of Mr.’ Chapter BC, Sponsor Mothers’ club, oer . 1 ity council for the new year, and Mrs. oo abale ford; sixth, Mrs. W.| nounced Saturday noon, and Mrs. E. F. Doran, Grand Forks. meets Tuesday evening, Sept. 26, at 8 pitted Ferris Corner, 718 First St. was nam-|¢ Taylor, ou entD «-Mrs.| “Miss Ann TerHorst was pledged to| About two years ago she was a nurse! o‘ciock with Mrs. R. E. Middaugh, ‘George Galloway, Mott. Directors of the state organization are Mrs. S. M. Hydle, Williston; Mrs. August Peterson, Harvey; Mrs. George Berg, Courtenay; Mrs. D. W. Crabtree, Ellendale; Mrs. J. J. Kehoe, Cando; Mrs. R. A. DeMars, St. Thomas; Mrs. H. W. McArdle, Fargo; and Mrs. Harve Robinson, dean of directors, Dickinson. at the Mandan Deaconess hospital. 2171; Avenue D West, instead of with Mr. Davies is a member of the state/Mrs, Roy Bakken, 520 Ninth St. as pardon board and is the police court! originally planned. magistrate of Grand Forks. He is a ee *% graduate of the University of North, “women in Science” is the title of Dakota and also of the Georgetown’ the paper to be read by Mrs. W. T. university school of law at Washing- | Kraft, 608 Thayer Avenue West, when ton, D.C. Miss Doran is a graduate! the Mothers’ club meets Tuesday af- of St. John’s school of nursing in!ternoon, Sept. 26, with Mrs. R. M. Fargo. Bergeson, 219 Thayer Avenue West. pee eo OT ——#*| Roll call subject will be “Vacation | Meetings of Clubs _| | Tales.” : | a And Social Groups | |" City-County News _ Chapter L. Sponsor Mothers’ club,/ “State Senator C. W. Fine of Shey- meets Tuesday evening, Sept. 26, with cyne, who has been speaking for the Mrs. E. L. Schlechter, 722 Third St. | Farmers Union in western North Da- radio chairman. eae, members will serve as spon- “sors for the Junior American Legion auxiliary. They are Mrs. EF. a 231 Thayer Avenue West, epee ‘Miss Ruth Cordner, 718 First 8t.; Mi Esther Maxwell, et cee 8t.; Mys. H. id Mrs. 4 A During. the social hour, Miss ee} Smith played a plano selection bate Miss Edith Guthrie played two violin solos to accompaniments by Miss Viv- jan eee ‘There was also com- ’ peers committee members who served lunch were Mrs, Dahlen, chair- man, and Mrs, Walter Renden, 615 ; Miss Judith Rue, 711 pm Delta Gamma, Miss Luella Harding to Chi Omega, Miss Wilma Wenzel to Alpha Phi, Miss Alice Tauer to Chi Pi, and Miss Lois Ulsrud to Alpha Chi Omega. Miss Margaret Pierce, Mandan, is a Pi Beta Phi pledge. eee A beautiful design! Casing finished in rich walnut por- celain enamel. Decorative door grills. Inner heating unit of heavy cast iron. Made bigger than the average to give you heat when needed. Made for years of wear. Burns coal or wood. Draws air from floor, sends it out through the top, heated and moistened. Miss Violet McKee, Nashua, Mont., arrived Sunday evening for a month's visit with her sister, Miss Grace Mc- Kee, 221 Avenue B West. xk * Mrs. William Lehfeldt, New Salem, | | arrived in Bismarck Sunday for a visit with Mrs, Henry ‘C. Mahiman, 816 Mandan St., and other friends. * % % @ Heavy Duplex Grates Burn-Coal or Wood. © Airtight—all jotats interlocked and cemented. @ Easy draft control will hold fire overnight. Bismarek, Mandan U Students Pledged| Eight Bismarck and two Mandan students at the University of North Dakota were included when nine of i First 8t { nue A; Mrs. Harris Robinson, Fifth St.; Mrs, Clarence Gunness, 1014 Eighth St; and Miss Mathilda ‘Welo, 408 Second St. * * Ok Miss Jessie Phillips, 928 Fourth St., is in Devils Lake substituting in the state highway department office for Miss Ruth Calder, who is having her annual vacation. ee th St. Rev. Alfred E. Roe, 826 Six a district superintendent of the Metho- dist church, spent Sunday at Spirit- wood conducting a quarterly confer- ence. Rev. Roe is now making a ser- ies of visits to the churches under his jurisdiction in preparation for the North Dakota conference of Metho- dist churches to be held at Grafton. \ PARAMOUNT, Today and Tuesday Hear Will Rogers sing and you will scream with laugh- ter! As Great As Human Castor oil for their ills; laughter for their souls; romance for their hearts; and horse-sense for their worries. Daily at 2:30 - 7:15.- 9:15 the 13 academic fraternities an- nounced their lists of new pledges Wednesday night after three days of rushing activities, The lists announced are preliminary and most groups expected to enlist more members by the end of the week. Kappa Sigma pledged four Bis- marck students: Joseph Woodmansee, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wood- mansee, 614 Fourth St.; Robert Fin- negan, son of Mrs. Alice Finnegan, 205 Second St.; John Olgierson, son cf Mr. and Mrs, G. Olgierson, 811 Avenue E; and John Ulsrud, son of Mrs. Jennie Ulsrud, 832 Mandan St. Loren Duemeland, son of Mr. and Mrs, George A. Duemeland, 118 Ave- nue B West, was pledged to Beta Theta Pi. Phi Delta Theta pledged David Vogel, son of Mr. and Mrs, F. A. Vogel, 606 Rosser Avenue West. Among the 15° new Sigma Nu Pledges were Robert Baker, son of Mrs, Berta E. Baker, 819 Fifth 8t.; and Kenneth Toews, son of Mr. and Mrs, P. N. Toews, 615 Fifth St. ‘The Mandan students pledged were ;John Dewey to Beta Chi and John Stelner to Theta Chi. eee Church Announces Fall Supper Date Among the early fall annual church suppers will be that given by the First Lutheran church Wednesday evening, Oct. 4, in the World War Memorial building. The public is invited to attend. The Ladies’ Aid executive commit- tee in charge of arrangements in- cludes Mrs. Fred Swenson, 416 Thayer avenue; Mrs. H. A. Swenson, 820 Fifth St.; Mrs. John Carlson, 409 Eleventh St.; and Mrs. H. H. Engen, 927 Seventh St. ee Miss Agnes Arnoldi, Jamestown, visited here over the week-end with Miss Esther Noggle, 718 Fourth 8t., a Miss Emma Trygg, 118% Third ———————— ONE CENT A DAY PAYS Protection Against All Types of Accidents Now Offered at New Low Cost Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Kramer and family, 814 Mandan St., visited with Mrs. Kramer’s sister, Mrs, Hugh Mo- Garvey, at Belfield over the week-end. * % % Lieutenant and Mrs. R. E. Moore of Fort Lincoln have as their guests! Lieut. Moore’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Moore, Fargo, at their home, 320 Mandan &t. x ok x Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Sanborn, 706 Avenue E, left Saturday noon for Minneapolis, called there by the sud- den illness of Mr, Sanborn's father, J. A, Sanborn. # e % Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Orchard, 720 Third St, and their son, Wayne, motored to Richardton Sunday. ‘Wayne ‘remained at Richardton to enroll as a high school freshman at Assumpton Abbey. * 8 *% Mr. and Mrs. 8. D. Dietz, 1002 Eighth St., had as week-end guests Mr. Dietz's brother, W. E. Dietz from Minneapolis, and his sister-in-law, Mrs. C. D. Dietz and daughter, Helen Louise, from Fargo. They left for their homes Monday morning. xe * Mrs.‘L. W. McLean, 212% Main ave- nue, will return home this week after @ visit of several days with Miss Cath- erine Ryan in Grand Forks. Mrs. McLean accompanied her son, Lester McLean, to Grand Forks when he left to resume his studies at the Univer- sity of North Dakota. ee % Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Madden. 1030 Fifth St., were called to Brookings, 8. D., Saturday because of the sudden death of Mr. Madden's mother. The funeral services were held Monday and Mr. and Mrs. Madden are ex- vected to return about Wednesday. | * * % Mr. and Mrs. Roy H. Neff, 710 Seventh St., have as guests Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Schuninger and daugh- ters, Laura and Madeline, from Wis-| consin Dells, Wis. They arrived Sat- The meeting will begin at 8 o'clock. kk OK Mrs. R. R. Nelson, 712 Ninth St... will be hostess to Lewis and Clark, Chapter, Sponsor Mothers’ club, at her | home Tuesday afternoon, Sept. 26,| starting at 2:30. The roll call topic) will be “Wild Life of North Dakota.” | xk * i Final plans for the concert to be} given by Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kaufman | Thursday. evening, Sept. 28, will be/| completed when the Business and Professional Women’s club meets Tuesday evening, Sept. 26. The meet- ing opens at 8 o'clock at the Auxiliary room in the World War Memorial building. After the business session, | Mrs. Samuel H. Merritt, 221 Third 8t., | and Mrs. R. E. Wenzel, 317 Park St., will give an account of Miss Helen} Burton’s gift shop in Pekin, China. | Miss Burton is a former resident of | Bismarck. | * %.*% Mrs. Hazel H. Taft, 319 Second 8t.,|¢— will be hostess to the Progressive | Mothers’ club Tuesday evening, Sept. 26, at a meeting to start at 8 o’clock.| “eo * | A social evening is planned for members of the Trinity Lutheran Girls club who will meet Tuesday eve- ning, Sept. 26, in the church parlors. * Oe Announcement was made Monday | that the Zither club will resume ac- | tivities after the vacation with a meet- kota, visited in Bismarck Sunday and Monday. ee # Mr. and Mrs. Edward Nagle of Glen Ullin are parents of a son born Sat- urday at St. Alexius hospital. ee Mr. and Mrs. Jos, L. Greitl of Na- voleon are parents of a girl born Sun- aay at the Bismarck hospital. ee * District Judge Fred Jansonius will spend the week traveling around the tourth judicial district on naturaliza- ion work. He left for Jamestown Monday morning to begin his week's x # K. A. Loven of Fargo, manager of the Lehigh Briquetting company, spent Sunday and Monday in Bis- inarck on business, + » . 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