The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 23, 1934, Page 3

Arrange Sunday Night Party for H. S. Girls The second in the series of parties for Bismarck high school girls whose; homes are out of the city will be giv- en at the World War Memorial din- ing room at 7:30 o'clock Sunday eve- ning, it hag been announced by Miss Margaret Will, who will be in charge. A committee of the girls, composed SS tek ) SOCIETY and CLUBS lano, opened the pro- fle Club Aids Contest SinAiese es and by Harold Smith and of the Misses Josephine Woodland, Lloyd Graunke. The guest speaker,| oe were 190 guests at the party|Auriol Miller and Marion Schonert, By Giving Guest Program tessa Ge nc | ane's Te smusue none nner, tua ee who were guests included | day evening by Order of the Rain-|pupiis of Miss Margaret Ann Ramsey. bi BRAR Mothers of Rainbow Girls Honor Guests THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1934 A. W. LUCAS CO. 90 Hear Renditions Illustrating Church Music Led by Mrs. Opie S. Rindaht Thursday Musical club members and their guests, numbering about pe heard an program ois music arranged by Mrs. oie Rindahl at the tea given Thurs- fay) afteraoon in ald-of the young artists contest to be sponsored here in the spring by the North Dakota Federation of Music clubs. Given in the American Legion Aux- illary, room, World War Memorial building, the program was the first guest affair at which the club used its new grand piano. Also marking the occasion was Adolph Engel- hardt’s performance on the harp in an instrumental trio selection. Mr. Engelhardt, en associate member of the club, already: has won distinction in local music circles as a violinist and has been studying harp for some time although this was only his second public appearance. Mrs. Rindahl, who is one of the ‘accompanists for the Trinity Luth- eran church choir, spoke briefly on church music in introducing the pro- gram. Bach, she said, was the father of church music and has done most for it, especially through his chor- ales. As prominent composers of church music she also mentioned Bach, Handel and Men- Palestrina, ai tealieauss ata delssohn. She bri explained what .|Professional Women's club room,|orange pompoms and tapers com-| (Additional Society on Page Two) peerage rion A fee ratipions Nee erty Cent ral Thecedce axe, | World War Memorial building, bined with crystal for the table —— setvices and the effect which works|ning at the World War Memorial| Twenty-three members attended | decorations, Here’ h tower given may have on worshipers. building dining room under auspices |22d were entertained with a program ** ® F eres your chance to get ani Planned to include selections for an|of Miss Esther Bremer, Fargo, exe-|0f games planned by the Misses Agnes! Church Group to Give |:!l-copper wash boiler at $2.98.)3 entire church service, the program|cutive secretary for the North Dakota| Jus and Agnes Lamoreux. Prizes opt b French and Welch Hardware. given follows: Prelude—two pianos.| Christian Endeavor Union. Were won by Mrs. K. B. Peterson and/Thanksgiving Program Aria from “Elijah,” Mendelssohn— the Misses Phyllis Wolverton and Marie Lemohn; vocal trio—‘Lift Thine Eyes,” Mendelssohn—Mrs, J. A. Larson and the Misses Marian San- din and Mildred I. Hoff; piano, violin and harp—“Holy Art Thou” from Handel’s “Largo’—Ralph Truman, Miss Clara Trom‘and Mr. Engelhardt; soprano solo—wedding song, “O Perfect Love,” Louise Ja- cobus Wood—Mrs. Iver Acker; offer- tory—piano duet, “Largo” and “Al- legretto,” Handel—Mrs. Forest M. Revs. Vater, F. E. Logee,- Ira E. Herzberg and Ellis L. Jackson and Captain Preston Kiefer. ‘An automobile theme was used for | trio for! tne social entertainment, which was in charge of Miss Bremer and Miss Alice Nelson. Cooperating with Miss Bremer in making arrangements for the rally were Miss Leona Hiland for the First Presbyterian Christian Endeavor, Merle Graunke for the First Evaigel- ical Christian Endeavor, Miss Mar- Davis and Miss Ruth Rowley; chorus iSuerite Kennedy for the First Baptist "The Lord Is My Shepherd,”! Henry Smert—Miss Sandin, Mrs. G. Young People’s Union, Lyle Clark for; the McCabe Methodist Episcopal Ep- E. Wingreene, Mrs. Larson, Mrs. J. E.| worth League, Miss Jean Converse for Davis, Miss Wolverton, Mrs. Forrest/the Presbyterian Tuxis society and M. Davis, Mrs. Frank J. Bavendick| Maurice Agre for the Salvation Army and Miss Hoff; postlude—two pianos, »; Young People's society. Chairmen “Aria aus der Orchestersuite in Difor the committees were: Tickets, dur,” Bach—Miss Lemohn and Mrs. John L. Hughes. Loren Burkhart; luncheon, Mrs. John | son. Schuler; music, Miss Kennedy; pub- Mrs. O. I. Devold; president of the|licity, Edward Cole; meeting place, club, welcomed the guests and an-|Miss Frances Heath, and recreation, nounced the concert by Charles Wake-| Miss Nelson. field Cadman and his quartet, which the group’s| returned to their homes at Jamestown will be given under Mr. Strandness and Miss Bremer ship at the Bismarck city|and Fargo, respectively, Friday morn- auditorium Monday evening at 8:15/ing. o'clock. * * * Mrs. John P. French and Mrs. Ar-| Zither Club Donating thur Bauer presided at the refresh- ments table when the guests were served tea in the dining room. eek State Leader Assists Layette to Red Cross was made from materials bought by the Zither club, were assembled and 7 packed for the” Burleigh county Red With Rally Thursday ‘Cross chapter when the group met ‘A hundred young people affiliated | Thursday evening at the Business and Group singing led by Mrs. John L. Hughes, with Miss Marguerite Ken- Pauline Brady and Edna Kasper served refreshments. During the business session, it was decided to A Thanksgiving Suggestion A new pattern by Wallace.....as exquisite.....and as elegant... as the finest rose point bridal my The lacy design and delicate open work treatment of Rose Point make it a rich object. It is conceived in a decidedly modern manner, but reminiscent of the artistry and com- position of priceless old rose point lace. The price . .is very moderate. Bonham Brothers Call at our store for full information on how you can enter a contest for a $1,000 Rose Point Bridal Veil. BISMARCK TRIBUNE PATTERN i DAINTY sigaptlind FROCK TOPPED WITH A FRILL Make This Model at Home PATTERN 2068 , it any way you like, * ie inine and relished b; men, particularly when” it's is @ cunning house frock Pre- Thanksgiving SPECIALS make the December 20 meeting a 80- cial party in brani of Christmas. The ‘Thanksgiving “tobi predom- inated in appointments for the lunch- eon when Miss Marian Melville, 820 Eleventh St., entertained members of her bridge club Thursday evening. The Misses Evelyn Omett and Ruth Hanson won the score awards in con- tract games played at two tables. ee ® Mrs, Stanley Robidou, 321 Eighth St., was hostess to members of the Holy Rosary missionary group who ing, won the consolation prize. Mrs. Harold Kenney, 1006 Fifth 8t., will entertain the group on December 13. |Bonham Is Displaying Replica of Painting On display in a window of Bonham Brothers, Bismarck jewelers, is a re- plica of a painting from the brush of the famous artist, Oren R. Waggener, which gives the artist’s impression of one of the most brilliant royal wed- dings on record—the wedding of Na- poleon III and Eugenie. The bride's rose point veil on this occasion was made by the women of the city of Liege and was said to have taken a whole year to complete. But on the eve of the wedding it disap- peared. In spite of this, the wedding was successful, for his' ns record that Eugenie was “dazzling in her beau- Uiful laces.” It recently has been learned that the original Eugenie wedding veil has come into the pos- session of the Italian nobility. In connection with this interesting story, a contest is being sponsored in which the first prize will be a beau- tiful $1,000 rose point bridal veil. eee a Y | _ Church Societies | Trinity Luther League The combined devotional and so- cial meeting of the Trinity Luther League scheduled for Friday evening has been postponed until December because of the bazaar and supper, which will occupy the meeting room. Announcement of the meeting date will be made later. ———————— EE {Today's Recipe | Cheese Fondue One and one-half cups soft bread crumbs, %5 cup milk, % cup grated cheese, 3 whole eggs, 2 tablespoons bur, % teaspoon salt, few grains Legion Minstrels MEMORIAL BLDG. Miss Lydia Weikum. The Misses} bow members for their mothers. The |function, beginning at 8:30 o'clock, followed the regular business meet- Miss Peggy Jane Skeels, entertain- worthy advisor, Miss Phyllis Olson, officers. In the program, @ one-act play, “Tuning Up For the Wedding,” was Taking and Lillian Hedstrom as Emily and Nina Basset; the Misses Donna Jean Nuessle as Mrs. Maisy Mrs. Regan, neighbors;. Bayne Delia, the cook. Thanksgiving motif evidenced in The Luther League of the First interested public is invited, at & o'clock Sunday evening. are the numbers to be given: tory of Thanksgiving,” Robert Watts; vocal duet, Marian Melville and. Reuben Sjobeck; “Washington's ‘Thanksgiving Proclamation,” Robert Melville; “Roosevelt's Thanksgiving Proclamation,” Viola Malm; clarinet ‘solo, Guy Larson; Thanksgiving poem, Helen Johnson, and Thanksgiving | story, Gladys Barth, i “His. Tonight and Saturday 2:30-7-9 CAPITOL as THEATRE ==— YOUR INCOME —six per cent from in- vestment, balance from brains; are they worth insuring? Life Insurance Co. Mpls. Minn. ment chairman, first introduced the|Beach and Mrs. Chapter N, P. * * Pe Sind L. Richholt and Mrs. ef . F, Bechtold were joint hostesses at Preceded by “When Stars Fell in! 7 o'clock bridge dinner given Thurs Alabama” and “I Saw Stars,” clar-'day evening at the Bechtold home, linet solos played by Miss Jean Ren-|g08 Second St., for a group of the Wick with Miss Grace Erickson a8)city school teachers, including the Piano accompanist, and a song and|entire William Moore faculty. Covers dance number, “Three o'clock in the/ were Inid for 12 at the bridge tables Morning” by Miss gst Hawley, | decorated accompanied by Mrs. Harris Robin-|Thanksgiving theme and centered with Talisman roses. Honors in the part in the play were Miss|card games were received Ruth Christianson as Letha Basset,| Misses Helen Ricketts and Esther the bride; the Misses Mavis Mitchell | Maxwell, * * The rummage sale, to be given by Davis and Marian Pederson as Teddy |the missionary groups of St. Mary's and Neddy, the terrible twins; Miss|rocathedral parish on Saturday, Dec. Eleanor Kjelstrup as Freda Stevens,|1. was discussed during the business friend of the twins; the Misses Cyn-|meeting of the St. Anthony group thia Dursema and Mary Louise|/held Thursday evening with Mrs. B. and|A. Woehle, 416 Fifteenth 8t., as hos- Miss Jeanjtess. Bridge games at three tables Paris as Miss Belinda Truby, an|followed, Mrs. Twenty pieces for a layette, which! agent, and Miss Hollace Beall as|Mrs. J. P. Schmidt winning honors for score. The hostess served lunch- The chapter officers led the grand}eon. Mrs. Clark invited the group to march to the dining room where a|meet at her home, 715 Second St., on luncheon ‘was served with the/Friday, Dec. 7. Give your palate a treat by Lutheran COMUNE We, gaaese” a reviewing Gussner’s attractive Thanksgiving program, to which the | Window display tonight. PARAM met at her home Thursday evening RUNYON’S Pa e Pe ; for the usual business session, bridge d of the Th al Thi techn cr i wend wry of eo ey are Exceptional at This Price Theodore Jenson, who was substitut- day ond hope the night will take eare gp. with UNA MERKEL A “Blessed Event” for the stars of “Thin Man” Nov. 29-30 Dallas Kast, Dist. Agent ||| 4 *trtling mixture of tsughter Parchaser . Dee. lst Phone 440-W _ Bismarck, N. D. poy Address ..... A. W. Crary Agency, Fargo, state Betty Boop Cartoon WORLD WAR agents, Northwestern National News and Selected Novelties 25¢ UNTIL 7:30 ‘ Coats, Dresses, Millis E. O. Sisterhood, is the organization furnishing refresh- ments for this party. 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