The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 23, 1934, Page 5

. 7 Members Received by _ Order of Rainbow Girls ‘ McIntyre, Lydia Langer, Alice Tillot- Make Plans for DeMolay Party,|s0n, Jean Baker and Beverly Jensen, Church Day and “Dad's mal ware Ukcaaiea eine woe Party” in April teen naldates were reelved into ee or- candidat Tecell tine | 22%: try trian Cael the Mi go Suni, Ap, the, Ranboy sonic es oh 0s aati evening in the church in a body, continuing a cus- Presence qi Whe few ienibets are te iii tom of setting aside one Sunday each Barbara Henry, Jean Harris, Dorothy ———————— EEE ’ A collection of prints with @ group of clarinet solos. school term closes. see Choir Votes to Join The Trinity Lutheran church choir voted to affiliate with the North Da- kota Federation of Music clubs at & eo ning. has been invited to appear on the Program of the federation’s biennial convention and music festival set for May 7-9 at Grand Forks. Action on accepting the invitation was deferred until next week when the choir will have more details on ah appearance before the North Dakota Luther and Choral Union convention at Minot, May 6. Officers of the choir are Arnold Asmundson, 219 Thayer avenue, west, President; Miss Dagny Aslakson, 607 sport knit dresses greatly re-|nonns played duced for Saturday only. Rose Seon ertddad Petre Shop. Miss Lilliam Hedstrom was chair- man of the refreshments committee, which included the Misses Joan ‘PARAMOUNT [ssi tai 4 Fern Logan, Emma Langer, Eleanor Lewis and LaVerne Ends Until Tonite 25c 7:30 ESKIMO three advisory board members, Mrs. L. P. Warren, Mrs. R. M. Bergeson and Mra. H. M. Beall. xe k D. of H. Lays Plans For April Initiation Plans for the initiation of a large class of candidates on Thursday, April 26, and for several other lodge activities in the same month were made by the Degree of Honor Pro- tective association, meeting Thursday evening at the American Legion Aux- iliary room, World War Memorial building. Miss Rose Huber, membership jchairman, reported that 40 members have been received into the lodge since May 1, 1933, 26 of this number having joined since Jan. 1. Twelve children have joined the junior lodge since Jan. 1 of the present year. New members and the candidates will be honored at a banquet when the initiation is held. The committee on arrangements includes Mrs. A. M. vis Bragerol, chairman, Mrs. John Pe/| terson and Mrs. LeRoy C. Eliasc.. ‘Special guests invited for the occa- She had the body of a woman but the innocent soul of a child. When her Eskimo husband came back he knew how to avenge his honor! This is! strong stuff, primitive, ter- tific. If you like sugar and ‘water, don’t see ESKIMO. WIFE-TRADERS the meeting at 8:30 o'clock. Cars will be furnished for all who wish was and Mrs, Brazerol were appointed to assist with the pre-school clinic to be held in April by the Community Council. Starts Tomorrow Sat. --Mon. - Midnite Sun. 25 Cénts Until 7:30 Mrs. Minnie Fadden, that day. xe k Rev. and Mrs. H. M. Gulson and their children of Glencoe, who have been making their home at 422 Twelfth St.. during the winter months, will go to the Presbyterian manse at Glencoe Saturday morning to spend the Easter vacation. After Easter, NEGLECT OF COMMON CONSTIPATION IS A arp’ ; | Song” by , [and Through Technology. Avenue D, secretary, and I. A. Esko, 610 Sixth St., director. The group also rehearsed the sacred cantata, “The Seven Last Words of Christ” by Theodore Dubois, which is| to be given Sunday evening. * * * Kindergarten Pupils Give Program Friday More than 20 children attending the kindergarten at the Roosevelt school gave a program Thursday morning for their mothers and for the progreagive education study group Association of Uni- Easter and spring songs, a musi- cal play in which each child repre- sented a note of the music scale, se- lections by the rhythm band and dramatizations of housecleaning, birds learning to fly and playing in the wind were included in the program. Mrs. W. 8. Stutsman, instructor in the kindergarten, arranged and an- nounced the program. ze Miss Edith Guthrie To Present Program Miss Edith Guthrie, with Miss Viv- jan Coghlan as her accompanist, will present the weekly program of the Singers’ Guild to be it over KFYR beginning at 9:15 o'clock Fri- day evening. Miss Guthrie has chosen as her numbers, “Cavatina” “The Pearl Fishers” by Bizet, “Hedge Roses” by Schubert, “To an Aoelian ee * All children are invited to attend the weekly story hour which will be conducted at the Bismarck public li- brary's children’s department at 2 o'clock Saturday ho a Ld The Misses Hazel Wipper and Hel- en Brownawell won the high score awards when the M-S bridge club was entertained Thuraday evening by Mrs. is a continuation of the Arbor Vitae group which recently changed its name. Par RY ine ERNE * ities Nora Fluevog will entertain the Cosmos club Monday evening at the home of Mrs. A. Welch, 415 Fourth 8t. Dawn.” entitled ** * club No. 1 planned for Saturday, has Ritterbush, 506 Ninth St. oo i Today’s Recipe ’ Macaroni With Drief Beef and Mushrooms One cup broken macaroni, 3 table- ‘spoons butter, 1% tablespoons flour, 1 teaspoon salt, N. D. Music Federation | ut en tt ‘The choir, which has 25 members, he at 8 and 9 o'clock. After the modeling, the crowd re- mained to examine the new automo- pe ‘and wing-like flaps buttoned at the shoulder. With it she wore white hat, Mair shoes and bag. Bergeson display: of men’s biles, which rival the new clothing in| % clothing was modeled by Bertham ete Rl i tl nO) Dunn who wore a sport outfit; z sult, and Donald Johnson who was |Dullding. attired in a tan mixture suit. took moving son, who did acrobatic stunts. prises—a yellow “Jack Holt” shirt andj f-doors all that time in North Dako- the new I slacks which correctly| ta weather. dressed man’ will wear on the salt However, after some adjustments links instead of knickers. The slacks|to the engine and a general cleanup ‘are part of a two-piece costume, which}0f the whole machine, the horseless | is completed by a vest which buttons {Carriage was made to operate. high around the neck. slacks and Jean hat golf shoes, A new detail was the plaid back of the vest. ‘With the mixture suit, Johnson} Freshens the mouth tan top coat, tan and white| | soothes the throat wore & it\ VICKS COUGH DROP a 7 Hi 3 sivoes, a white shirt and brown and white tle. A plaid overcoat with grey over- check, an Oxford grey hat, a red and! white striped tie and dark shoes com- Pleted Joslin’s outfit. Potter wore, shoes, white shirt and blue, black and turday only. Rose white four-in-hand tie. Salas é if Miss Frances Dunn, wearing a ten- nis outfit of brown and white ging- ham, led the parade of bathing beau- ties sponsored by the A. W. Lucas from) Miss Margaret Mundy wore s white by Brahms and “Swiss Echo|.oo¢ Eckert. % ] Meetings of Clubs | And Social Groups | |$ Mrs, R. E. 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