The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 3, 1934, Page 5

1 @)SOCIETY and CLUBS ft. Christmas Seal Tea to Bel opt THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. MONDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1934 5 Patou Uses Fur Lavishly Big Social Event of Week Community Council Committee Headed by Mrs. Paul Wach- ter Plans Charity Event Baptist Ladies’ Aid Juvenile Foresters Plan Christmas Fete general ar- announces) Katherine Bodenstab ‘ | become #1 office deputy in the de-| Miss Esther Sings Radio Program Miss Katherin, Bodenstab was|and Mayville Teachers colleges. Mr,|"¢F mother, Mra. Mary T the soloist for the Singers’ weckly radio broadcast which was given over KFYR at 5:30 o'clock Sunday afterngon, following the first 4 o'clock musicale given by the city auditorium, Three selections from the Gena | ¥ Branscome song cycle, “Lute of Jade,” were in Miss Bodenstab’s first group, the titles including “A Lovely Maiden ,| Roaming,” “My Fatherland” “There was a King of Liang.” closed her program with two Ger- man folksongs, “Tryoler sind Lu- stig” and “Du Du_ Liegst Mir im Herzen.” Miss Phyllis Wolverton Played the piano accompaniment. Unusually competent rendition of) § @ number of classic compositions were given on the musicale program by Guild members including the Misses Maxine Pickles, Edith Guthrie, Bod- enstab, Wolverton and Vivian Cogh- two of the selections from Bizet's “Carmen,” which closed the pro- gram, 5 Assisting were Miss Marguerite Kennedy, pianist, who was the guest artist, and the Misses Coghlan and! ¢ Wolverton, who played accompani- ments. The Junior Guild sang a Palestinian folk song arrangement by Gaul, “How Good and Beautiful It Is,” as the opening selection. * * * Miss Frances Carlson Is Engaged to Be Wed The approaching marriage of Miss Frances Carlson, 807 Fourth 8&t. daughter of Mrs. Caroline Carlson, | Crookston, Minn., and Philip R. Fos- Guild this season at the Bismarck} % and | § She | city school | west, entered the Bismarck hospital Teichmann, partment of agriculture and labor. nurse, returned Sunday evening from|Monday morning for tonsillectomy She did her advanced studies inj Fargo where she had spent Thanks- education at the Moorhead, Minn. Guild | Fossen graduated from the Fingal operation, see Enge, 518 Fifth 8t., returned from a week's business trip giving day and the week-end visiting ‘eichmann. | R, g, Sunday see high school and from the Valley] Donald Arness, son of Mr. and Mrs, |t0 Rockwell City, Ia, City Teachers college. K. C. Arness, 228 Thayer avenue, (Additional Society on Page &) A. W. LUCAS CO. LUXABLE PASTELS _ for Tiny Tots “I want something for a brand new baby” Wee buntings and sacques like these in silk or wool are grand enough for christening or visiting—and practical for every day, too. A swish through Lax will keep delicate pastels flower- fresh time after time. commit Serving in this capacity | served. Mrs. W. A. Clarey, the di- sen Blabo » Christ are Mrs. Myron H. Atkinson, Mrs.| rector, was assisted during the meet- Fossen, init, wnish wil pre John R. Fleck, Mrs. EB. A. Brink, Mrs.| ing by Mrs. L. A. Winter. during the holidays, was announced | ¢ B. O. Retvem, Mrs. Oliver Eielson, se * at a luncheon given at the Capital Mrs. M. B. Gilman and Mrs. T. G. Hi °. R Vv «| private dining room Monday noon Gerow. The first list of those mak-| Hastings-Ryan Vows for 12 friends of the prospective ace Spoken at Stanton ae within tet hope Weer Names of the couple were written oT, in f ily. Mrs. states table a ' on tiny slips of concealed in win: run my — prizes will be offered for both con- asin tar meee Oe umbrellas held hy Tapes ladies i vais tract and suction high scores and|B. Ryan, both of | Bismarck, | were seated in the rickaha favors marking I get duplicates” : that there also wil be door pees, [married at 8 o'lock the morning of the places. “Other “appointments in can P Thanksg! Stan a the pink and green color scheme < | Recital Tea Presents Father Benes, ‘The eed sere i included tapers tied with tulle bows Yes, or complete layettes in triplicate 7 Lage Bi Sek A rit Cee : in silver holders at either side of a if you need them! We're ready for any Piano Pupils Sun AY |trock and harmonizing accessories] :——— | Jaree white decorated cake, which ; emergency with quantities of shirts — were worn by the bride for her wed- Patou uses lynx to make the flung-back collar and voluminous sleeve served as the centerpiece. An out- ’ sedis A group of plano pupils of Mrs.{ding. Mr. and Mrs. Ryan will make trimming on this winter coat of dark green wool. of-town guest at the and gowns, wrappers Hurlbut Petersen, Tribune|their home in Bismarck following | —<£ @ —@£& —@£ —— — ——_________-— everything a newcomer needs. To keep nts, a trip to Thief River Falls, Minn. Mr./ Reno O. Panola of Fort Lincoln was|the Masonic temple. There also will | them like new for future events, use during s recital tea given at 4 o’clock/Ryan is employed by the Capital] best man for Mr. Bugge. be balloting. Refreshments and a kins SCroeaeatin: i § le Lax - afternoon at the home of Mr./Steam Laundry and the bride has! ‘The bride's cake, trimmed with rose | social hour will follow the business} = case libgere es ‘ gent! cathy, and Mrs, J. H. McCann. This was|been employed at the Inn. and lily motifs and two white doves, | session LO ITNE ORANGE oe ee i one of the series of monthly recital fees centered the table for the wedding ee & schools ele county for four) iJ teas which Mrs. Petersen is giving i; dinner served after the ceremony.| Blamarck Chapter, A. A.U. W. | Years, residing at Finley, before she |, this year. Parents of the pupils were|Group Is Presenting | Guests included Elmer Bikerie of| A one-act play and musical enter-|came to Bismarck two years ago to invited to hear the program present- Livi Picture Alb Fort Lincoln, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mer- | tainment follow the December ed by Ione Johns, Leah Jordan, Edith living re UM | bach and family, Mr. and Mrs, Chris-| business meeting of the Bismarck Johnson, Mildred Wright, Audrey and — tov and son Paul, Rev. and Mrs. Her-| chapter, American Association of Uni- x Vernice Pederson and Virginia Mc-| An old-fashioned album of living] der and their children and Miss Alma versity Women, to be held at 8 o'clock 3 - Cann. Refreshments were served by| pictures will be exhibited at the First | Grobe. Monday evening at the American Le- ig “Babies need so eneny blenkets” Mrs, McCann and Mrs. Oscar Peder- | Presbyterian church parlors Thursday| Mr. Bugge is a graduate of the;gion Auxiliary room, World War 1g son, afternoon at 3:45 o'clock, it was an-/Two Harbors, Minn., high school.! Memorial building. Delegates to the se % nounced Monday by Ladies’ Aid of-| mrs. Bugge graduated from the Drake |state convention at Fargo will give 1X Especially winter babies! Flaffy woot ers. jones, mem- acl previous re al u be is Wedding Anniversary | {eet., Miss Elizabeth A. 5 high school previous to enrolling in| reports at this time —= THEATRE ae— =| | N With Functi oes high school | the beauty course here. ‘* ig oted Wi nctions g charge. Models Groene SS . is peso have been chosen trom Circle 1 of the 7 | Church Societies ||| Last Times Today Ry Mr, and Mrs, Eidon oan Ladies Ald, which is sponsoring the|'/ Meetings of Clubs | |¢———__——— 25c until 7:30 |S geo cnet ond aun, gn (cet cs” ett | 4G Social Groups || xia parce Sette ee ¢ wi $$$ $$$$—_—_____—_—_e ion of officers and ant eo i / in honor of their tenth wedding @n-| ‘oo 04 by a service of refreshments, |" ports will feature the meeting of the i$ feet : nea ee * Girl Scout Council Trinity Lutheran Girls’ club sched- V9 7 o'clock bridge dinner for members The Girl Scout council will meet @/ uied for 8 o'clock Tuesday evening at $ 9:30 o'clock Tuesday morning at the’ Girl Scout room in the World War Memorial building. x * * Progressive Mothers’ Club Mrs, Gladys Nelson, 306 Fifteenth {Mandan Legion Post Will Fete Kennelly Invitations have been issued by Gil- bert 8. Furness Post No. 40, American the church parlors. Refreshments will be served by the Misses Jean- nette Myhre and Eva Flaskrud. Pr per ina ares ee la ~ |8t., will be hostess to the Progressive Ps priate metal for the tenth anniver-|Le¢ion, of Mandan, for homecom- ef. Tin be Nie ton meets, at 8 ; T heer infants are wearing Gade were invited for three|JOhn K. Kennelly, member of the|0'clock Tuesday evening. . tables of bridge on Sunday evening, |POSt Who is national vice commander nk * 1 f Bismarck Hospital Alumnae Election of officers will take place during the annual business meeting of the Bismarck Hospital Alumnae as- sociation to be Leld at 8 o'clock Tues- day evening at the home of Mrs. O. when Mr, and Mrs. John Degg and|°f, the American ‘The function will be given Tuesday 25¢ UNTIL 7:30 Today and Tuesday THE ALL-AMERICAN Blue for boys if you want to follow tradition, pink for baby girls. But green is a bright idea for modern tots, and, yellow smartest of all! 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