The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 2, 1934, Page 5

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1934 "Mrs. Knauf Speaker for working out the law. | “Mother of goes on and adjustments are made in [tice th out Two cornet solos, “Jupiter” and | Mine” were played by H. | dc h tulle and placed in tall silver holders. amittee in charge received ; from the Grand Pacific ho- rant in the use of the din- uw ] A D Certhtngsines with Mrs, Conrad |tet n al ano. ‘- Liberal Arts Guest LY | tetas seve tse noionen, fates “is usin rosary, Eur Mrs. E. L. Simmons, New Eng- land, Shares Honors With State President ‘Mrs, John Knauf, Jamestown, presi- dent of the North Dakota Federation of Women’s clubs and director for this state, and Mrs. E. L, Simmons, New England, vice president of the state federation, were the honor guests at the Liberal Arts club’s an- nual guest day dinner held Thursday evening at the Inn. There were 21 guests. Amber tapers, a low crystal bowl filled with jonquils and valentine place cards, arranged by Mrs. V. J. LaRose graced the long table at which Mrs. Knauf and Miss Clarice Belk, president of the club, occupied the first places. After the dinner, Miss Belk briefly welcomed the guests and introduced Mrs. Knauf and Mrs. Simmons before the group was taken to the home of ‘Mrs. LaRose for a program, during which Miss Belk also presided. Mrs. Knauf informally sketched prominent club personalities present at the general federation board ses- sions recently held at Washington, D. C’ She touched briefly on the feder- ation’s support of Senate Bill 2000 ing a new food and drug act and also told about the 1933-34 Pan- American girl and the woman stu- dent who now holds the federation’s medical scholarship, After Mrs. Simmons gave a short ta’k, Miss Maude A. Tollefson, a Lib- eral Art culb member, sang an Italian selection, “A, Se to Dormi” from Vaz- zaj’s “Romeo and Juliet” and two of Amy Woodford Finden’s love lyrics, “The Temple Bells” and “Less Than the Dust.” Dr. Maysil Williams, club speaker for the evening, talked on the Civil Works Service nursing project and -the effect it will have in North Da- kota. Miss Virginia Wright of Mandan, a guest of the club, played six piano numbers, “B Flat Major Intermezzo” by Brahms, “Andalucia” by Lecuona, “The Chinese Dance” by Bainbridge Crist, “May Night” by Palmgren and two Eugene Goosens numbers, “The Old Musical Box” and “The Hurdy Gurdy Man.” Mrs. F. H, Waldo, a club member, reviewed “A Modern Tragedy” by Phyllis Bentley, English authoress, wich was released in New York Thursday. In_an informal talk, Mrs. Florence H. Davis, eighth federated district president and founder of the Liberal Arts club, made a plea for the study and expression of North Dakota’s beauty, particularly through develop- ment of clay modeling and apprecia- tion of the wild flowers. To illustrate her talk, she used figurines made from clay and soap and a cabinet of wild flower slides prepared by Russell Reid, superintendent of the State His- torical society, Mrs. LaRose, vice president of the chtb and social chairman, prepared the program. After it was concluded she served frappe and cakes, Owen Gives, Main Talk Before Political Club A large group of members and friends of Women’s Nonpartisan club No. 1 met Thursday evening at the World War Memorial building dining room for a program with Owen T. Owen, state beer commissioner, as the speaker. Letters received from U. 8. Senator Lynn J. Frazier and Congressman J. H. Sinclair in reply to resolutions sent them from the club, assured the group that Frazier and Sinclair are doing all they can to retain the Northern Great Plains experiment station south of Mandan and to procure the neces- sary appropriation for that purpose. Mrs, Alfred 8. Dale, who represents the club at the Community Council, gave a report on the work being done for under-nourished children in the schools, the day nursery and other measures of community interest. She HEAVEN What is it? Where is it? What is the size of it? How far away is it? Will we know each other in Heaven? “A Timely Mes- sage” Sermon Subject Sunday Night, 7:30 “Come Barty 1 for » Good Every Night 8: Except Saturday Bismarck, N. Dak. HOME MADE Pies, Cakes, Cookies, etc. Hot Dishes at Noon Phone 715 Apt. 209, College Bldg. Mrs. Catherine Griffin urged the club member to write their} hart moving picture bill. ee &, Musical bers tt = ry ing of the progr, were player ty | Lodge Entertains 100 Adolph Engelhardt, violinist, accom- panied by Grace Duryee Morris. The selections were “Thais” by Massenet and “Rondino” by Kreisler. Auction bridge was Se een at Re 3 . H. E. Paul, 420 Fourteenth | alex Rosen & Brothers and the Fin- in rt of the Brook. | St ral oe im Falconer and marck Tribune, A. W. Lucas company, |mey Drug store. Mrs, A. M. Brazerol, 217 Avenue A, |west, general chairman, was assisted |by Miss Dorothy Huber, 300 Second At Benefit Function sir toy or eusne Sie avenues who was in charge of refreshments; Played at’ 25+Mrs. Anne Hoeppner, 314 First St. I {tables when the Degree of Honor and Mrs. Tillie Peterson, 515 First 8t., gtd Sa, Si Giek het tine Protective association gave a benefit who cared for tallies and prizes, and until the inspectors were placed in| ridge party Thursday evening at the Miss Minnie Madden, 415 Twenty- fie Tr Grand Pacific hotel dining room. Pevenue due fem beer oie olett | Sara, E. Ulmer, 402 Mandan St..and |St. and Miss Gertrude Eichhorst, 409 revenue due from beer sales. Since first St.; Miss Marie Ethen, 217 First inspectors began their work $160,800 Elmer G. Hanselman, 206% ‘Fourth Seventh St. who did the decorating. has been taken in from license sales, | St. received high score prizes. Miss stamps and insurance on stamps up to | Neva Vettel and Wallace A. Bjelland, the present time and it is expected /218 Thayer avenue, west, that that figure will be increased to! the second high score gifts. $200,000 before long, according to Mr.| Mrs. Alfred Zuger, 501 * oe Members of the Birthday club were Teceived ‘entertained at a 12 o'clock bridge ncheon Thursday to celebrate the Thayer jirthday anniversary of Mrs. Joseph Owen. There now are 20 inspectors avenue, west, president of the lodge, B Taylor of Painted Woods township, in the field and only the territory has been covered because! dan 8t., of road conditions. that the working of the beer law en- small part of} and Mrs. H. M. Leonhard, 719 Man- | trustee, presided at the, refreshment table, which was decor- | sate i a) a xi . Mr. Owen reported fine cooperation | ated in keeping with Valentine's day.|4 CUSSNER'S beautiful Fri day window displays add many tions and freesia which formed the ‘Suggestions for your daily |for 12, with pink roses forming the who is spending a few months at the CARD OF THANKS home of Mrs. John P. Dunn, 208 Third St. Mrs, Dunn's home by four sisters, the Misses Charlotte and Irma Logan and | beautiful floral offerings and to Rev. Mrs. Milan Ward of Bismarck and|Rindahl for his kind, comforting Mrs. Theodore Taylor of Painted | words of sympathy in our recent be- reavement in the loss of our father, | table centerpiece. Mrs, E. P. Quain|husband, son and brother. We also/ ieceived the high score gift and Mrs.| Wish to thank the Wing choir for the Weods township. Covers were laid Walter McDonald received the guest | beautiful songs rendered, gift which is given at each meeting of Mrs. Gust Olson. tine club, exe Mrs. L. 8. Miller, 406 Fifth St., ac-| ompanied by her daughter, Miss/ Rose Miller, and Eugene Palmer, left | Friday for Morton, Minn., to attend the funeral for her sister-in-law, Mrs.! John I. Miller, who died Thursday morning. The late Mrs. Miller form- erly was a resident of Steele. The local people will return Tuesday or Wednesday of next week. Violet and Oscar Olson. Family. ington and Son. Family. Daughter. CAPITOL = Pav We wish to express our heartfelt The party was given @t/tnanks to our many friends for the Glenn and Lavonne Olson. Mr. and Mrs. Ole Olson, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Ole Olson and Mr. and Mrs. James Olson. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hether- Mr. and Mrs, A. F. Ghylin and Mr. Pete Jacobson and Burnette Mr. and Mrs. Fred Olson and LOVSOSPSS9999ESSSFSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS from the people of the state and ‘en | on bouquet of red and white carna- forcement will become easier as time} centerpiece was flanked by red tapers | menu. by « hundred Hollywood Honeys! 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