The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 14, 1933, Page 5

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1933 Mrs. T. W. Lusk Named National D. U. V. Aide 6 Jamestown Members, Includ- ing 3 State Officers, Are Guests of Local Tent ‘The appointment of Mrs. T. W. Lusk, 901 Thayer Avenue, West, as a national aide of the Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War was announced here Wednesday afternoon when Tirzah Ann Barclay Tent No. 3, D. U. V., entertained six members of the Jamestown tent at luncheon and a social afternoon. Among the visitors were three state ment officials, Mrs. Frances tts, president; Mrs. Laura Snutzler, secretary, and Mrs. Rosamond Schmitt, treasurer. The other guests were Mrs. Bertha Burt, past depart- ment president and a present coun- cllor, and Mrs. Edna Ure and Mrs. Nan Simpson, both officers in the Jamestown tent. After a 1 o'clock luncheon at the Patterson hotel dining room, the group adjourned to the home of Mrs. G. D. Bell, 513 Avenue A. There Mrs. James J. Green, president of the local tent, gave a formal address of welcome. Mrs, Butts responded. Mrs. Schmitt, . LADIES’ SILK Ladies’ Felt l-wool felt in moccasin style i from ..... SLIPPERS eso44c \ who also is president of the James- town tent, brought greetings from the |Members there. The response for the local tent was made by Mrs. Albin Hedstrom, 828 Sixth St., who is a past department president. During this meeting, the appoint- ment of Mrs, Lusk as an aide by the jnational president, Mrs. Dorothy Houghton, Wichita, Kans., was an- nounced. | Mrs. Hedstrom reported that the |memory quilt made by the local tent |had been bought by Mrs. Henry Bro- derick, Seattle, Wash. who is a daughter of Tirzah Ann Barclay, for whom the tent was named. The quilt is to be placed on exhibition in Seat- tle during a display scheduled for the near future. The name of the tent, the dates 1861-1865 and the names of the members of the tent are embroid- ered dn the center block. In the late afternoon, before the guests went to their train, refresh- ments were served. * *e * Foreign Girl Scout | Uniforms Displayed! Official Girl Scout uniforms of four foreign countries, France, Sweden,/| Holland and England, have been se- cured from national Girl Scout head- quarters in New York City and now |are on display in the windows of the |J. C, Penney company store. The ex-/| weekly programs being presented by hibit was secured through the efforts | of Mrs. Al Rosen, 119 Avenue A, pub-/ Miss Maude A, Tollefson, 522 Second licity chairman of the Girl Scouts, | and Mrs. Burt Finney, 220 Anderson | | St., Girl Scout commissioner. | Application to have the exhibit sent AMAZING warm wool crepes, wa Smart Looking. GIRLS’ ALPACA COATS ty; an ideal ecat for chil- don, Sizes $971 LADIES’ COAT SWEATERS aro3 d o> A sift woman appreciate LADIES’ SKI PANTS roy ski pants. Exceptionally good value ... sell for much more. new sensation. styles .......... Ladies’ Silk All-silk blouses in plain pastel shades, including LUXURIOUSLY FUR TRIMMED COATS *12” a Coats that are made to sell up to $25, with lux- urious fur collars, or collar and cuff sets. Fine, LASKIN LAMB COATS 537" They're Genuine Fur Coats. Cczy, warm and very pret- Fire all-wool sweaters, for or out- “>t wear, every will $957 Choice of wool or cordu- $9598 Crisp new holiday dresses. Every dress a You must see them. You'll be thrilled with the many new BLOUSES $187 ,to Bismarck was filed at national ‘headquarters over a year ago. The local organization has een allotted the display for one week and if pos- sible will make the foreign uniforms the feature of a Girl Scout style show tentatively planned for next week. The two-piece French uniform is styled on military Jines and is made from wool khaki. The uniforms of Sweden, Holland and England all are fashioned from heavy navy blue cot- ton. All the costumes have hats of matching materials. Numerous in- signia of the foreign organizations and pamphlets describing the foreign Girl Scout program are included in the material sent by national head- quarters. The green cotton. short-skirted troop uniform of United States Girl Scouts also is on exhibition, together with a number of the accessories such as hats, handkerchiefs and sleeve bands. Since Girl Scout work is new in Bismarck, there are at present no fully uniformed troops but it is the hope ‘of the council that many more girls will secure their uniforms and other equipment in the near future. xe * Urges Women to Aid In Recovery Program “Preparedness of Club Women in the Present Crisis” was the subject used by Mrs. Florence H. Davis, 1029 Seventh St., president of the eighth district of the North Dakota Federa- tion of Women’s Clubs, in a radio ad- dress given over KFYR Wednesday morning from 10:30 to 10:45 o'clock. | This was the second of a series of the eighth district undet direction of 8t., district radio chairman. Mrs. Davis said that the National Federation of Women’s Clubs pro- gram offers suggestions to members A BAZAAR o VALUES. aTAN OPPORTUNE TIME VALUES IN rmly interlined. Beauti- rr PLAID CAMPUS COATS Surprise her with a beau- tiful plaid campus coat. ant $977 good - looking GIRLS’ co and warm .... SNOW SUITS Of all-wool cloth in col- ote ot ern and blue. ealed zip- belted all around ....... LADIES’ FLANNEL ROBES Full cut gar- ate choice of colors NEW ARRIVALS IN SILK DRESSES $585 LADIES’ CAPESKIN Made to GLOVES In colors of black $]4 and brown. Very good looking, fine quality ......06. . Warm and com- fortable, yet good looking. Choice of colors ahd sizes .. Every school girl will appreciate a gym these are of fine quality : New shapes, new Ieath- ers, many from See these dainty silk sets. Beauti- fuliy trimmed, in peach ... : Of all-siik crepe, full cut Pr 1 98 neatly tailored Made of warm = blanket cloth, with cable cord girdle.. aE | ‘tor assisting in every phase of eco- nomic recovery. | The district president urged every |elub woman to come to the support of the program which has been out- jlined by the North Dakota federa- tion to aid in the national recovery set-up. She closed with a plea to her listeners to help by their coopera- tion when wise action becomes nec- essary. * * * {Reported Engagement Was Misrepresented The Tribune has been informed that a news items, recently published by it and purporting to announce the engagement of Miss Ruth Hovda of Hazen to Floyd B. Sperry of Golden Valley is in error; that the report sent to this and other newspapers in the Missouri Slope was unauthorized and intended to deceive. The Tribune is glad to correct this erroneous report. ee & 3 C. E. S. Societies Will Be Party Guests | | |The Christian Endeavor Leagues of |the First Evangelical and Presbyter- ian churches will hold a joint social meeting, with the Salvation Army Christian Endeavor society members as special guests, at the Presbyterian church parlors Friday evening at 7:30 o'clock. Following a program and a series of games, a pot-luck supper will be served. * * * Members of the Jolly Eight bridge club met for bridge and a two-course luncheon Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Bertha Elness, 410 Third St. There were players for two tables. Mrs. Edward Fogarty, 219 Second St., who substituted for one of the mem- bers, received the first score prize. Second went to Mrs. George Hugel- STARTING FRIDAY LADIES’ Rayon, Cotton and Wool HOSE - GIRLS’ GYM SUITS 57c LADIES’ PURSES ea LADIEg’ WOOL SCARFS silks, LADIES’ SILK DANCE SETS 98c LADIES’ SILK CREPE GOWNS suit, and in brown or lack including ‘colors of flesh or CHILDRE BATH ROBES 9 man, 305 Third St. Names were drawn for an exchange of gifts at the meet- ing which will be held Wednesday evening, Jan. 2, with Mrs. Hugelman. * M’Kenzie Ladies’ Aid To Give Play Friday The McKenzie Ladies’ Aid will give @ play entitled “Photograph Reveries” Friday evening, Dec. 15, at the school- Lunch will be house in McKenzie. served after the play. ee * Complimenting Mrs. Wallace Mad- dock, 818 Avenue E, whose marriage was announced Thanksgiving eve, Miss Marcia Bowman, 808 Fifth 8t., entertained at bridge and 2 glassware shower Tuesday evening. Cards were vlayed at three tables, with score hon- ors going to Mrs. E. T. Myhre, 818 Avenue E. Roses were used to dec- orate the luncheon tables. * * * The Harmory bridge club members ‘vere entertained at luncheon and cards Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. M. Scher, 420 Eleventh St., South. The gifts for high score were awarded to Mrs. H. Fagerstrom, 406 Seventh 8t., and Mrs. A. French, 405 Eleventh 8t., South. Cards were Played at two tables. x ek A pre-nuptial shower honoring Miss Gwendolyn Jensen, 709 Fifth 8t., who is to become a@ bride Dec. 30, was giv- en Wednesday evening by Miss Ann Thomas, Miss Louise Keller, 102 Av- enue A, and Miss Grace Tait, 612 Ninth St. at the home of Miss Tait. Miss Betty~Lofthouse, 309 Avenue B, received first prize, and Mrs. E. T. Putnam, 102 Avenue A, received sec- md score gift in the bridge games played at three tables. Miscellane- ous gifts were given to the bride-to- he. Appointments for the luncheon were in red and green, suggestive of the approach of Christmas, * ek Ok A demonstration of Christmas gifts, a social hour and lunch were on the program for the meeting of the Cap- ‘tol Homemakers club held Wednes- day afternoon at the demonstration room of the North Dakota Power and aight company, 122 Broadway avenue. Patterns for all kinds of Christmas gifts, including animal toys, dogs and anrons were distributed to the mem- bers by the lesson leaders, Mrs. Andy Larson, 112 Avenue C, and Mrs. Frank E Nicols, 410 Twentieth St. Hostesses for the meeting were Mrs, J. W. John- von, 123 Front Avenue, West, and Mrs. Christ. Junkert, 110 Broadway avenue, os abe ieaaceaaicil a | Meetings of Clubs | Memorial building Friday evening at | 8 o'clock. eek a Christmas party to be given Thurs- day evening, starting at 8:30 o'clock. There will be a program and refresh- ments. This party is to follow the regular meeting which will begin at 7:30 o'clock at the Masonic temple. ———-$ Se H. agricultural agent, left Wednesday morning for points in the eastern part of the county to meet with farmers relative to signing wheat allotment- acreage reduction contracts. T. H. Thoreson of Grand Forks, prominent Nonpartisan Leaguer, was | a visitor in Bismarck Wednesda: ———_____.._____@ Today’s Recipe | | YULETIDE FRUIT PIE | Plain pastry | ‘2 package pasteurized dates % cup sugar |‘ teaspoon cinnamon % teaspoon nutmeg 's teaspoon cloves | 1% teaspoon salt ' 1 tablespoon fine bread crumbs 2 eggs 1 cup evaporated milk or cream 1, cup shredded cocoanut Line a 9-inch pie plate with pastry which has been rolled to thickness of \4s inch. Sprinkle sliced dates over ‘surface of the pastry. Mix sugar, spices, salt and bread crumbs. Beat eggs, beat in sugar gradually, then milk or cream. Pour this custard into pastry-lined plate. cocoanut over surface. oven (425 degrees Farenheit) for 10 minutes; reduce temperature to very moderate heat (325 degrees Faren- heit) and continue baking for 30 to DEC. 20TH, 8 P. M—A. 0. U. W. HALL 35 minutes or until custard will not | | adhere to a@ silver knife inserted in center. 1 ple—6 to 8 servings. | A regular meeting of the Rebekah | lodge will be held at the World War | Members of the Order of the Rain-| bow will entertain their mothers at | Eatmor Cranberries Attention, A. 0, U. W. Members CHRISTMAS PROGRAM for Members and Family Only Place in hot = Children wishing to take part in program call Mrs. Bi Phone 1206 200 pes...18 styles...in this SALE PAJAMAS © Fine Wool Tailored Flannels © Flatteringly Frilly Satins © Washable Utility Crepes ee Values to $6 ° All the Newest Colors ° Small, ium ai The Gift That Lasts A Year.... 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