The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 18, 1935, Page 4

(Capital Homemakers Change Benefit Date Because of the county council Homemakers’ which will be held here next Wednesday, the Cap- ital Homemakers’ club has found it necessary to postpene its Camp Gras- Sick benefit card party from that af- ternoon until Friday, April 26. Tables will be provided for both bridge and whist players at the party, which will be given at the North Da- kota Power and Light company dem- onstration room, 122 Broadway ave- nue, from 2:30 to 5 o'clock. The pub- Uc is invited to make reservations for tables or individual places with Mrs. H. A, Knutson, chairman of arrange- ments, by telephoning her at 213-LR. Early reservations will be greatly ap- preciated. Other committee mem- THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, APRIL 18, 1985 Nf New Coiffure | bers are Mrs. H. 8. Johnson, Mrs.! dohn Cowan and Mrs. R. Russell. s* * Piano Contest Winner Will Be Heard Friday Miss Jane Watson, daughter of (Mr, and Mrs. W. J. Watson of Man- @an, who at the age of 15 years has {won three important music contests, {will be heard in a 15-minute piano recital over KFYR at 7:45 o'clock friday evening, the program being one fin a series sponsored by the Mehus conservatory. Miss Watson will play Scherzo” from “Sonata, Op. 31, No. 83,” Beethoven, with which she won the district high school contest in 1934; “Valse, Op. 34, No. 2,” Chopin with which she placed first in her fivision in the North Dakota con- tests sponsored by the National Fed- eration of Music clubs in March, and “Alceste de Gluck,” Saint-Saens, which she played at the 1935 high @chool contest held at Mandan re- cently. "ee * Mrs. Albert D. Cordner, who won the score award, and Miss Ann ‘Thomas were guests when Mrs. R. C. Peterson, 422 Seventh St., was hostess to her contract club at @ 1:30 o'clock luncheon and cards Wednesday after- moon, Two tables were in play. * * *® Mrs. Carl J. Tullberg and Mrs. C. P. Rhoades were joint hostesses for a 1:30 o'clock luncheon with appoint- ments in the Easter motif given ‘Wednesday afternoon for members of their contract club, which has players Zor two tables, at the Tullberg home, 1021 Fourth St. Mrs. H. D. Harding nd Mrs. Rhoades won first and sec- nd high score honors, respectively. will take the lead for Spring, 1935. Here are only three of our many patterns. Pres ‘Lis Vitte PReas 19 The Garbo long bob worn with | Hepburn bangs, worn by Astrid) Allwyn, is typical of the smart hair- Gress modes to wear with the new spring hats. ‘The group will close its activities for the season at the next meeting, at which husbands of members will be guests. * * *® Easter Story Hour Is Planned for Saturday A special Easter story hour will be conducted at the Bismarck Public li- brary juvenile department beginning at 2 o'clock Saturday afternoon to mark the close of story hours until about mid-June, according to Miss Geraldine Manson, children’s libriar- jan. All children of the city are in- vited. se & Easter guests of Mr. and Mrs. O. V. Bowman, 809 Fifth St., will be their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony L. Bavone of Williston, who are to arrive here either Friday | or Saturday. Mrs. D. B. Tracy, an- other daughter, who came here about three weeks ago from Grand Forks, will leave the latter part of next week for Le Sueur, Minn., which is to be her future home. Mr. Tracy already has gone to Le Sueur, where he is as- sociated with his father in the cream- ery business, 25e Until 7:30 DS TONIGHT (THUR.) (CAREET 5 COPERWEL Unforgettable Adventure! SHOWING FRI. - SAT. ANOTHER ALL STAR LAUGH SHOW ! {YOU'LL LIKE IT! Secaus Women’s Minstrel to «| Raise Campaign Funds; A Bismarck Women’s Minstrel will be sponsored at the Bismarck city auditorium the evenings of Wednes- day and Thursday, May 15 and 16, by local clubs affiliated with the North Dakota Federation of Women’s clubs to raise funds to advance the candidacy of Mrs. Albert E. Jones for second vice president of the general federation at the Detroit, Mich., blen- nial convention in June. Decision to sponsor the benefit was made by a group of local delegates to the state federation convention held at Valley City last week-end, who met for luncheon Wednesday noon at the Inn. It followed an informal ing held the evening before at the home of Mrs. E. J. Taylor, 511 Sixth St. Miss Maude A. Tollefsen has been placed in charge of musical arrange- ments and Mrs. Obert A. Olson has been asked to direct dramatic work for the coming production. Miss Tol- lefsen and Mrs. Olson are members of the Liberal Arts and Current Events clubs, respectively. Attending the luncheon besides Mrs. Taylor, were Mrs, Thomas Hall, Mrs. E. P. Quain, Miss Marian Burke, Mrs. Hazel Pearce Halverson, Mrs. L. B. Sowles, Miss Clarice Belk and Miss Marie Huber. ee * Brother and Sister Announce Marriages Two marriages which have occurred in the family of Lynn W. Sperry, former state senator, and Mrs. Sperry of this city, were announced this week. Sperry-Benson Mr. and Mrs. Sperry Wednesday announced the marriage of their daughter, Miss Frances Lynn Sperry, to Orlando Benson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ole Benson, also of this city. ‘The marriage took place in East Grand Forks, Minn., on December 24, 1934, with Lawrence Smith and Miss Catherine Smith, both of East Grand Forks, acting as <ttendants. Mrs. Benson is a graduate of the Bismarck schools and of the Univer- sity of North Dakota. For the last four years she has been an instructor at the state training school at Man- dan. Mr. Benson also graduated from the local schools and is em- ployed as construction foreman by the Northwestern Bell Telephone company. Mrs.:-Benson has continued in her position at the school since her marriage. After June 1, Mr. and: Mrs. Benson STATE THURS. - FRI. - SAT. HE’S BACK AGAIN TO THRILL YOU! 4 POX Picture with WARNER OLAND He’s the world’s greatest detective! More courageous, more clever, more mysterious— and wittier than ever! In the Season's — Merriest Frolic! “Todd and Kelly” —in— “Bing, Sister, Sing” SOUND NEWS PRE os. ta BRING THE FAMILY to this JOY JUBILEE! —Pius— Comedy - Picterial - Novelty will make their home in the various’ North Dakota cities where he is sta- derlin on Saturday. Attendants for the couple at the ceremony were Miss Edith Toring and A. Toring, sister and brother of the bride. Guests included the bride- groom's parents and Mr. and Mrs. Orlando Benson. Mrs. Sperry received her education at the Enderlin schools and is teach- ing @ school near her home city. Mr. Sperry is a government engineer and is located at New Rockford. Mr. and Mrs. Sperry left for a wedding trip to Minneapolis and ex- pect to be at home at New Rockford on April 20, * ek Mrs. J. H. Wiley, 405 Hannafin 8t., employed a May day decorative theme with pink hydrangea blooms arranged in a basket effect on a mir- ror reflector and miniature May bas- ket favors marking the individual places for a series of two 1:30 o'clock Tuesday, Mrs. D. B. Tracy, formerly lof Grand Forks, who CAPITOL = THEATRE Z Did You Marry the Whole Family? Come and see how th work it out when the fami- lies move into the love-nest of these newlyweds ... It’s a comedy education for RALSTON —Plus— Comedy - News - Musical Friday and Saturday BUYERS BEWARE! WIVES TAKE CARE! Here come the orig- inal gimme gitls that mea just can't say “No” to! BLONDELL FARRELL Miss Juanita Cox, 22, of Bloom. | fleld, Ind., te the first non-sorority + girl to be named queen of Indiana university’s junior prom. 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