The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 1, 1935, Page 3

r~ =— = = THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, MARCH 1, 1935 @) SOCIETY and CLUBS . Dakotans in San Diego “ Hold Annual Gathering Many Former Capital City Resi- dents. Take Prominent Part iri Meeting Dr. C. 8. Marsden was elected pres- ident by 200 members of the North Dakota Society of San Diego, Calif., when they met recently for a pot- luck dinner and @ program. Other| new officers are: Dr. G. J. Courvette,| vice president; Lula Shortridge Stew- art, secretary, and Clara Stevens, treasur er. An . illustrated and descriptive sketch of the new Capitol at Bis- marck was given by Jesse Burgster, Jamestown. An informative talk about the California Pacific Interna- tional Exposition which is to open in San Diego on May 29 was given by R. G. Hunter who stated that the North Dakota society will maintain headquarters. Friends and relatives of members and other North Da- kotans are invited to register there during the exposition. William Tompkins, who in his youth was captured and by the Sioux, gave a talk on* Indian lore and traditions. He was attired in the colorful robe of a Sioux chief. Mr. Tompkins resided in Mandan before going on his lecture tours. Hanna Main 8; Former Governor L. B. Hanna, honor guest of the evening, then gave an interesting talk on highlights of North Dakota history, relating amus- ing incidents in connection with some noted characters of other days, among them Alex McKenzie and Denny Hannefin. The former governor also Paid a gracious tribute to the early governors and pioneers of the state. The North Dakota society has a membership of several hundred, Prominent among them being these former residents of Bismarck and {that vicinity: Clara Stevens, Mr. and ‘W. C. Paulson, Mrs. M. E. Friddle, Mr. and Mrs. Scott McLean, Flor- CAPITOL —mm THEATRE ==e— LAST TIMES TONIGHT First of the Famous Mignon G. Eberhart Mys- teries te Reach the Screen! Werner Bros. cast headed by SEAN CORTEZ Saturday and Sunday ence Gage Chabot, Selma Rhud Dou- J. D, Wilson, Peter Loff- 8. Laurence, Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Fel- lows, Mrs. H. W. Kelly, Mrs. O. L. Churchill and Mrs. Myrtle Hurlbert. Among the visiting guests were Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Mulligan and Dr. and Mrs. H. 8. Harris, Grand Forks; Dr. and Mrs. R. O. Greiss, James- town; Mrs. N. O. Ramstad, Bismarck, and Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Worst, Mc- Kenzie county. Mr. Worst is the son of a former president of the North Dakota Agricultural college. The society hopes to welcome many’ more guests during the coming year, to Mrs. Stewart who sent) the account of the meeting to The Tribune. Mrs. Stewart is the daugh- ter of a former governor of the state. She writes that she has happy memories of the deys she spent in Bismarck and that she hopes some! day to come again to see the new Capitol. eee Mrs. Jessie Carlson Heads New Study Club Mrs. Jessie Carlson was elected president of a group of Bismarck beauty operators who met Wednesday evening at the home of Miss Bea Erickson, 609 Fourth 8t., to organize @ study club for local members of Profession. ‘The organization now has 14 mem- bers and hopes ultimately to interest ‘all beauty operators in the city in its Program. The main purpose, accord- ing to the officers, is to bring about ‘@ higher standard of skill and educa- tion for beauty operators and to ed- jucate the public as to the scope and Possibilities of a high class beauty Other officers chosen are: Miss Alice Specht, vice president; Mrs. Mary Carufel, secretary-treasurer; Moore, Miss JOSEPH M. SCHENCK CoOLmMa PARAMOUNT Jeo toa It’s Laugh-Loaded! THE NEW ADVENTURES ef BULLDOG DRUMMOND! more thrilling—more exciting—than ever before! To Speak at Defense Meeting Monday MRS, CALVIN D. WINNE Mrs. Winne, of Longview, Wash.,! chairman of the American Legion Auxiliary's national committee on! national defense, and Mrs. W. Francis Smith, Lander, Wyo. national vice; president of the northwestern divi-, sion, will be prominent figures at the) MRS. W. FRANCIS SMITH fenses for a number of years and is) widely known ‘as a speaker on the subject. She was appointed to the! national chairmanship last October and will serve until the national convention next September. Mrs. Smith has taken an active part in Mary Bodner ‘W Harry Triska Sunday Announcement has been made of the marriage of Miss Mary Priscilla Bodner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Pe- ter Bodner, Wilton, and Harry Tris- ka, son of Mrs. Wasyl Triska, three miles south of Wilton, which was per- formed at the Greek Catholic church & white satin wed- and white veil and carried and carnations. gE gtd isd ale ; or kk was marked with the large wedding cake. On Monday evening a dance was given in honor of the couple. Mr. Mrs. Triska, who now are E Folk Ballet dancers of Wilton who appeared at the Bismarck city auditorium on New Year's night. Her parents have lived in Wilton for 24 years and she was born and raised there. Schoolmates and other friends of the bride entertained at a kitchen shower at which she received many gifts on ee) coe Feb. 21. * North Dakota department National politics and was the only woman roses carna’ Defense conference which will be, speaker engaged by the state com- Gio tieivar' PiirooBerng by Jagd held at the Bismarck city auditorium mittee of her party in the campaigns] J Mitchell, 904 Sixth St., when she at 8:15 o'clock Monday evening. The interested public is invited to at- tend by Mrs. F. D. Register, presi- dent of the Auxiliary to Lloyd Spetz| Post No. 1, hostess unit for the con-| ference. Mrs. Winne is directing the nation- wide activities of the Auxiliary this year for more adequate preparations against war. She has been active in support of strengthened national de- and Mrs. Ruth Thompson, program committee, and Miss Lorraine Moell- ring and Miss Marie Ames, publicity managers. A constitution was drawn ‘up and adopted. The next meeting will be held Wed- nesday, March 13, at the home of Mrs. Thompson, 301 Tenth 8t. Following the business meeting, Miss Erickson served refreshments. **e * Wilton Piano Pupils Have Monthly Meeting The Wilton piano class of Miss Florence Fritch, 30414 Main avenue, was entertained Tuesday evening by Beverly Cummings, who was assisted in serving refreshments by her moth- er. A brief program was presented by Luella Reich, Dolores and Betty Walk- ler, Corinne Hochhalter, Arvin Thores- ness, Marian Gray, LaVerna and Ronnie Anstrom, Beverly Cummings, Bertha Bjorke, Marcella Asplund and Catherine Schroeder. Catherine Schroeder and Bertha Bjorke won first and second prizes, respectively, in a musical contest. LaVerna Anstrom, Beverly Cummings, Marian Gray and Arvin Thoresness tied for the junior prize. The January meeting of the class was entertained by Bertha Bjorke when the program was presented by the same group af children and Dar- lyne Fiegel. In the contests Darlyne Fiegel and Bertha Bjorke won prizes. eee Miss Mary Mahlman Leads Club Program Miss Mary Mahlman was leader for a miscellaneous program of piano numbers given at the Wednesday eve- ning meeting of the Bismarck Junior Music club at the American Legion Auxiliary room, World War Memor- ial building. Miss Marguerite Kennedy of the Thursday Musical club was guest per- former for the evening, playing Men- delssohn’s “Rondo Capriccioso,” Lei- bich’s “The Music Box” and De- bussy’s “Clair de Lune.” Members who played and their selections were: Bernard Flaherty—“Golliwog's Cake Walk,” Debussy; Miss Phyllis Brain- erd—“Arbutus,” Davis, and Miss Ruth Rand—“Tarantelle,’ Karganoff. n ia DARRYL F. ZANUCK'S production of vih LORETTA YOUNG Warner OLAND + Une MERKEL CHARLES BUTTERWORTH Diresied by ROY DEL RUTH ¢ * NEWS -- COLOR CARTOON - - PICTORIAL of 1932 and 1934. O. Sisterhood. Zither Club Members Stage Costume Party entertained the St. Anne's missionary Mrs. Smith, who will be paying her/ group at cards and luncheon Wednes- Official visit to the local unit Mon-/day evening in connection with the day, has been active in the Auxiliary] regular business meeting. In auction since its formation and has been a/ games played at three tables, Mrs. E. leading figure in the organization in| A. Willson held high score and Mrs. the west for a number of years. In|T. J. McLaughlin held second high addition to her Auxiliary activities,|score. Mrs. Willson will entertain the Mrs. Smith is active in Girl Scout/group at her home, 1002 Eighth 8t., work, the Eastern Star and the P, E.|0n Wednesday, March 13. nek Mrs. E. Ulmer, 402 Mandan 8t., was complimented Tuesday when her mother, Mrs, George Samuelson, and Mrs. Oscar G. Oleson entertained guests for five tables of bridge at the Samuelson residence, 600 Seventh St. Zither club members and their} Honors in the games went to Mrs. M. friends, numbering 18, enjoyed a pro-|G, Josund and Mrs. Burton E. Nel- thet of games and singing ny Edith Olson at a costume party giv- len Thursday evening at the Business and Professional Women's club room, World War Memorial » Miss Emma Grob, the club president, as- freshments. A play will be staged as an entertainment feature for the next meeting on bi ve March 28. * Wilton Co-ed Chosen Conference Delegate Miss Ernestine K. Steffen, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Steffen, Wilton, and a junior student at Mi- not Teachers college, has been nam- ed a delegate to the regional confer- ence of Lutheran college students be- ing held March 1-3 at St. Olaf col- lege, Northfield, Minn. The meet- ing will be attended by delegates rep- resenting Lutheran Students’ asso- :ciation branches at all the midwest institutions of higher learning. * ** Wilton Women Give Party for Husbands Table decorations and tallies car- ried out the Valentine's day theme bands’ Night” party Monday evening, Feb. 25. Bridge was the diversion following a dinner. As a special en- tertainment feature a group of small children danced “The Minuet.” eee Chairman Announces FIDAC Essay Awards Miss Grace Roherty and Robert Murphy were awarded prizes of $2.00 and $1.00, respectively, in the Fidac essay contest sponsored by the Auxi- liary to Lloyd Spetz Post No. 1, Amer- Competit . Mary's high school. Essays of not to exceed 1,000 words were written on the subject, “How Can American Youth Cooperate with the American and Fidac to Remove the Profit Motive from War as an Aid to s* * Covers were laid for eight women from Bismarck and McKensie at a ili pepeeketes z i i Li 7 & E | : i ! BR EE F i i P 1 i F s °' g i i Misses Hilda Wagner and|~~ sisted by Miss Rose Stein; served re- | son. Pink roses and white tapers were the principal decorations for the luncheon. Mrs. Olmer was presented with gifts from the individual guests. Ball Saturday Will Benefit Health Camp fifty invitations have camp, at the World War Memorial building lower gymansium Saturday evening. The grand march will form at 8:30 o'clock. The is unique in that the members who now ** & Mrs, George F. Shafer, 305 Ave- nue B, was hostess at an afternoon bridge and tea for eight guests giv- en Tuesday in honor of two former Crosby and Mrs. M. P. Wynkoop, 820 from Jamestown. Mrs. Mcliraith is here with her husband who is a mem- ber of the eat > oe ‘was hostess to members of her bridge Club, which has players for two tables, ® guest at the meeting. Miss Ida M. on March 13. ee Mrs. Thomas W. Gallup, New is a cousin of Mrs. Peltier. WALK- OVER LAUNCHES styles, 1935 CABANA Step-in. Lacy effect in leather. wane ano ocsren ace. v.e.rar.orr $8.50 ls A-parkling, spritely gay new shade. The blue for Spring. Your choice of several jat 5 o'clock Wednesday schoolmates, Mrs. E. J. Meliraith of | Avenue E, who recently moved here | ¢ Mrs. A. C. Brainerd, 711 Eighth 8t.,|@ ‘Wednesday evening. High | Ellefson will be hostess to the group | ¥ England, arrived Tuesday for a visit | % of several days with Mr. and Mrs. J./¥ C. Peltier, 312 Park St. Mrs. Gallup| % Emma H. Skubinna Is Bride of Clyde Barks Miss Emma H. Skubinna, Bismarck, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Emil 6ku- binna, Center, and Clyde M. Barks, also of Bismarck, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Barks, Egeland, were married afternoon at the Mandan Presbyterian parsonage by Rev. Gilbert W. Stewart. For the ceremony the bride wore & rose colored crepe suit with trim- mings of beige organdy with a black hat and other harmonizing accessor- fes and carried a bouquet of pink roses. Miss Marjorie Miller of Bis- marck, as bridesmaid, wore a blue crepe suit with dyed lace crimming and black accessories. Her flowers were @ bouquet of carnations. Mar- tin Altenburg of Bismarck, @ frater- nity brother of the bridegroom, was best man. Eighteen friends and relatives, in- cluding the bridegroom's parents and Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Willson of this . |city, were guests at the ceremony and were entertained afterward at a din: ner given at the Capitol building din- ing room. The bride's cake and bou- quets of roses formed the table deco- rations. Mr. and Mrs. Barks have gone to Fargo to attend the university and agricultural college basketball games this week-end and will return to Bis- iss |marck to make their home in a few days. The bridegroom prepared for the agricultural college at the Egeland high school and is a member of Alpha Gamma Rho fraternity. He Toilet director of stock feed distribution EFEE FE haar ha a3 gti & an : F 2 F 8 z g a. i u ES i 8 Z if i Mr. and Mrs, George J. Brown, 218 Avenue C, west, have returned from a combined business and pleasure trip to Dickinson, and to Glendive, Mont. At the latter place they were guests of their son, Dr. J. O. Brown, and his family. Pond’s Face Powder, a fifty cent jar for ..... Sal Hepatica, a sixty cent bottle Saturday for ... Ingram’s Milkweed Cream, a dollar jar for ... Cashmere Bouquet Soap, ten cent cakes, 3 for ... Campana’s Dreskin, (skin invigorator) 85c bottle Rub Alcohol, a pint bottle Saturday for ........; (Additional Society on Page Two) A. W. LUCAS CO. Saturday Sale Needs Aids to that “Alluring Skin” and “School Girl Complexion” that you hear so much 1999S9SFSFSFS about. * Krank’s Special, box of face powder and jar of ; cream, a regular dollar value ...... iesecaieinee $ 69 %] Krank’s Rose Skin Food, regular $1.50 value .. 89 3 Krank’s Lather Kreem, regular 35c tubes, g 2 big tubes ......... AT 13 Johnson's Borated Baby Talcum, 25c tin 18 Mennen’s Borated Baby Talcum, 25c tin 17 Jergen’s Lotion, dollar bottle ........ ae -73 N Kleenex, 500 tissues ............ 33 Ovaltine, large size, 14 ounce .. 50 : Tooth Paste, Colgate’s, Kolynos, Pepsodent, OCT OUDENS o5s.dicisieis s4cieaa en sinieicit es se aniis 33 3 : Fitch’s Shaving Cream, with 25 double edge g N blades, both for 45 y %] Admiracion Shampoo, dollar bottle .. 79 is Admiracion Shampoo, fifty cent bottle 39 18 Pond’s Cream, cold, vanishing and liquefying, $ 65c jars .......... saa Ad 1 Lysol, two-ounce, 25c bottle .... 19 $ Lucky Tiger, dollar bottle . 79 Pepsodent Antiseptic, fifty cent bottle... 36 Pepsodent Antiseptic, dollar bottle ....... .76 = Mennen’s Lather Shave, fifty cent tube ... 39 $ Squibb’s Tooth Paste, twenty-five cent tube . 18 1X Listerine Tooth Paste, twenty-five cent tube . 18 [$ Mentholatum, sixty cent jar ............... 45 Chamberlain’s Hand Lotion, fifty cent bottle . 39 Odorono, regular and instant, sixty cent bottle A3 efit $