The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 14, 1934, Page 5

” ‘Miss Wynne Elvin is Bride of Bruce Murphy Son of R. B. Murphy Married to »” Former Fargo Girl at Chi- cago Last Friday nat Alice Atkinson of Salem, Ore., She also visited here during the Christmas, holidays and on several other-occas- a Mr. and Mrs, Murphy are making their home in Chicago and are at the Dearborn-Plaza apartment hotel at 1032 Dearborn 8t., north. The bridegroom is employed as an auditor for the Reconstruction Fih- in 1930. At the University of North Dakota, he affiliated with Beta Theta Pi social fraternity and was elected to two honorary commerce fraternities, Beta Gamma Sigma and Delta Sigma Pi. For a time after his graduation from Yale, Mr. Murphy was secretary of the North Dakota twine and cord- age plant at the penitentiary. Later he was an auditor with the Chicago firm of Price, Waterhouse & Company. The bride attended the University .| of Washington and taught at Casper, ‘Wyo., and Taos, N. Mex., before accept- ing a position with the Universal Cred- it company. ve P. T. A. Will Repair : Playground Equipment Repairing of the playground equip- ment at Wachter school was adopted as a child welfare project at the meeting of the school’s Parent and Teachers’ association meeting held Tuesday evening with about 125 per- sons present. A committee composed of five men ‘was named to investigate the condi- tion of the equipment and to recom- mend for out of P.T.A. funds. Serving on the committee are R. H. Guy, 802 Fifteenth St. south; J. Meyer, 911 Sweet St.; W. H. McVey, 303 Eleventh 8t., south; Elmer Solum, 909 Sweet &t., on E. Williams, 223 Fourteenth ance corporation and is located at|St., Chicago temporarily. He graduated from the University of North Dakota school of commerce in 1929 and took his law degree from Yale University ‘Another committee named during the business session will set the date and select the place for a picnic for pupils of the school, their parents and AMOUNT, Until "une. 25c 7:30 A Picture as Ruthless as the MEN IT DARES TO EXPOSE! Over the Bodies of Fallen Women He Climbed to His OUT ON BOND — AND INTO BONDAGE! A terrific smashing indictment of the bail bond graft that enmeshes the high and the low, the weak and the strong, in its slimy tentacles. A DARRYL FP. ZANUCK with Pv) FRANCES DEB (CRICK CHANDLER: THUNDERBOLT O A city cringed before his tarnished wrung from the wrecks of broken lives. Women sold And men... their throne of gold... their bodies! souls! To pay him... BLOO MONEY Throne of Vice BLOO MONEY F “MIGHTY DRAMA! ,—Added— ANDY CLYDE in “An Old Gypsy Custom” “Hamieten Song Novelty “What Does 1934 Hold?” Sound News THE WOLF OF WALL STREET PROWLS AGAIN! MIRIAM GROSS DAY AT OUR SHOP One Day Only Thursday, March 15th Special Showing of Knit Frocks ” By Miss Alma Erickson, Factory Represenfative A Frock Is as Fine As Its Fabric The enchantment. of wearing Miriam Gross Fashions Correct Knit- ted Clothes will make the plainest woman charming and appealing, for the softness of the material used in Miriam Gross knitted garments is always flattering in one and two-piece gar- ments. $19.50 See Our Window Display SARAH GOLD SHOP “Style Without Brier 312 Main Ave. Phone 566 \ i aeaciaael chee lle cers lay. The committee includes Morris teenth St, south, and Mra, Eimer Solum, ‘This year the Wachter P.T.A. is fol- lowing the general theme of “Educat- ing the Children for Leisure.” In ad- ition to the playground project, the group is buying books and pictures. Last year the association purchased a piano and is keeping it in tune. Mrs, J. W. Johnson, 123 Front 8t., which are to be paid | 8ram, B. P. W. Club ts Host To Kighth G Grade Girls About 80 eighth gra grade poy tied of the Will junior high school Guests of the Business and Profession- al Women’s club at the annual voca- tional program which was given at the American Legion Auxiliary room, World War Memorial building, Tues- day evening under auspices of the club's education committee. Mrs. Nellie Evarts, chairman of the committee, presided during the pro- which had been kept a secret ‘until the night of the party. Mrs. Forrest M. Davis, president of the Thursday Musical club, was lead- er for a “tune recognition” game in which the group joined in singing songs after they recognized them. Russell 8. Reid, superintendent of the State Historical society, showed several reels of moving pictures of wild birds ani animals. This was follow- ed by “The Dance of the Little Tin Soldiers” given by David Nye, five- year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Nye, who was by Mrs. Esther Barneck. Lieutenant Charles N. 8. Ballou, the main speaker, discussed China, tell- ing about the historical backgroun of the Chinese, the development rent of their language and diverse dialects, the religion and arts of the country and some of the personal character- istics of the Chinese men and women. O. R. Bauer, accompanied by Mrs. |Grace Duryee Morris, sang “Indian Love Call” and “Trees.” “The Dea- con’s Courtship,” a humorous selec- tion, was read by Mrs. Obert A. Olson. Two careers open to women were described by Mrs. Lottie B. Sowles and Miss Susan V. Shaeffer, both mem- bers of the club. Mrs. Sowles told about one of the few women who is engaged in road-building and Miss Shaeffer, who is superintendent of the Bismarck hospital, told about the re- quirements for the nursing profession. Tee cream and cake were served at the close of the program. Arrange- ments for the evening were made by Mrs, Evarts, assisted by Dr. Fannie Dunn Quain and Mrs. W. J. Targart, mittee. ‘This program was one of three events being given to celebrate Nation- al Business Women’s week. The con- cluding observance will be an open meeting beginning at 8 o'clock Thurs- day evening at the Executive Man- sion, 320 Avenue B, when é¢ach club member will ernie @ guest. ** M. E. Mission Group Notes Founders’ Day Covers were laid for 72 persons at three tables decorated with shamrocks and green tapers in keeping with St. Patrick’s day when the McCabe Meth- Odist Episcopal church Women’s For- eign Missionary society gave its an- nual Founders’ day dinner and pro- gram at the church parlors Tuesday. evening. Mrs. D. H. Houser, president of the society, gave an address of welcome and announced the various numbers on the program, which had been ar- ranged by Mgs. Alfred Roe. Twelve little girls conducted a candle-lighting ceremony with Miss Grace Sanborn playing the piano ac- companiment. Musical entertainment: consisted of two solos by Miss Ruby ‘Wilmot, two duets sung by Mrs. B. M. in foreign countries were given by Mrs. William Noggle, Mrs. George M. Register, Mrs. F. M. Register, Mrs. Jennie Gililland, Miss Hardy Jack- son, Mrs. Hy F. Tramp, Mrs. Charles McGoon, Mrs. Alfred 8. Dale and Mrs, Roe. Rev. Alfred Roe offered prayer at the close of the program. * Members of 2 Clubs Will Present Program Mrs. Obert A. Olson, 514 Thayer avenue, west, and Miss Clarice Belk, 710 Fourth St.. will present the week- ly radio program of the eighth dis- trict, North Dakota Federation of ‘Women’s clubs, over the local station beginning at 10 o'clock Thursday morning. Mrs. Olson, a member of the Cur- rent Events club, is chairman of the legislative department and also serves on the resolutions committee of the ae [etal 7 it fils? a fal i a i also members of the education com-|in THE BISMARCK TRI TRIBUNE. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14, 1934 4 they towels for the bride-to-be. Miss Cram! § was presented with a gift from the group. ese k Hendrickson-Thurn Sonn T. Thurn, Jr. son of Thurn of Arthur and the late Mrs. Thurn, in a nuptial ceremony per. formed Tuesday ne vets pastor of ‘anaes Methodist 1 which was served to relatives timate friends of the couple ately after the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Thurn will Bismarck until the end of the week when they will go to Mercer make their home. Mr. Thurn is proprietor of a recreation Mercer and has lived there for eral years. ] Meetings of Clubs And Social Groups ‘ira, Margaret Hall, Fargo, make an official visit to the Woman’ Benefit association which is to meet at 8 o'clock Thursday evening at the American Legion Auxiliary room, ‘World War Memorial building. seh A social meeting of the Rebekah 1d | lodge will be held at 7:30 o'clock Fri- Gay evening at the World War Memor- | { ial building a The Presbyterian Mothers’ club is to meet at 8 o'clock Wednesday ning with apartments, as hostess, 5 8. Cohen, sgh Fifth 8t., will a in entertaining the group. Rev. zB Togee wil give s talk oa: “Death and Hereafter.” cgi have a program, with R. M. Stangler, manager of the Bank of North Dakota, as the main speaker, when it meets 8 o'clock Thursday evening at the World War Memorial building din- ing room. TO FISH IN FLORIDA dent Roosevelt plans to start a fishing trip in southern waters the last week He probably will go direct to Flor- ida by train to board the yacht there. (Additional Society on Page 3) Coming! Coming! The Season’s Event Starts Friday MORE GLAMOUR! Greater song hits! Bigger spectacles! Flashier dances! 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