The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 18, 1935, Page 5

New Commandant and Wife Post Friday [High 0.E.S. Officer To Arrive at Numerous Changes Are Being Made in Official Family at Fort Lincoln A much-anticipated event at Fort Lincoln this week is the arrival on Friday of the new commandant, Lieutenant-Colonel Joseph 8. Leon- ard, and Mrs. Leonard. Their com- ing will mark one of the many changes in the official family at the post. Lieutenant-Colonel Leonard has been infantry officer at the University of Missouri, Columbia, and he and his wife are coming directly from there. The present commanding officer, Colonel Louis Farrell, and Mrs. Far- rell, whose departure for Fort George ‘Wright, Wash., where Colonel Farrell will be in command of the 4th in- fantry, is scheduled for July 15, will give the first social affair in honor of the Leonards, a dinner party plan- ned for next Saturday evening. Ma- jor and Mrs. John F. Duckworth have invited Lieutenant-Colonel and Mrs. Leonard to be their house guests. McDonalds Go Wednesday The return of Captain and Mr: Patrick Kelly from their month's Jeave on Saturday has relieved from local duty Captain Thomas J. Mc- Donald, who with Mrs. McDonald and their children, Thomas, Jr. and Jeanne Ann, will leave for his new station at Chanute Field, Rameoul, Ill, on Wednesday. The McDonalds have been here since last Septem- ber, when they came from Honolulu, T. H. They expect to go to Chicago where they will visit with. Mrs. Mc- Donald's relatives until the latter part of the month, when Captain McDonald is to report for duty at the air station. Captain McDonald has been transferred from service in the 4th Infantry to the Quarter- master Corps. is While on leave, Captain and Mrs. Kelly visited relatives in Philadelphia. and Corpus Christi, Texas, and visited at Washington, D. C. ‘Their neice, Miss Mary Murray, who accompanied them to Corpus Christi, will remain there with relatives un- til September when she will return here for school. Come From California New arrivals at the post Monday were Ist Lt. and Mrs. Donald P. Fris- sell and their children, Thomas 12, and Susan, 8, who came from San Francisco, Calif. They are to make their home in the city until quarters ate available at Fort Lincoln. Lieut- enant and Mrs. Peter D. Calyer ar- rived some time ago from Honolulu. Among those departing are Ist Lt. and Mrs. Gerald S. Mickle and 1st Lt. and Mrs. Eugene T. Lewis. Mrs. Mickle left Tuesday morning for Lake Gage, Ind., where she is to remain until about August 9 with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John R. Strauss, and her sisters, who have come from the Panama Canal Zone for the sum- mer months. Lieutenant Mickle and his father Dr. R. A. Mickle, expect to leave here about July 1 for a several weeks’ fishing trip in the Canadian Rockies and a trip to the Grand Can- yon and Alabama, former home of the Mickle family, before joining Mrs. Mickle at Lake Gage. They then will go to Riverside Academy at Gainesville, Ga. where Lieutenant Mickle is to be military instructor. Leaving during August, Lieutenant and Mrs. Lewis will go to Fort Ben- ning, Ga., where he will attend in- fantry school. * * Guests of 1st Lt. and Mrs. 8. Theo- dore Ginsberg, College apartments, are Lieutenant Ginsberg’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Ginsberg, his sister, Miss Annie Ginsberg, and ‘his niece, | Miss Helen Ginsberg, all of St. Paul, who arrived Saturday for a few weeks’ stay. They came to make the acquaintance of Barbara Cecil Gins- berg, who now is three weeks old. ee # Theodore Campagna of this city was graduated from the degree course in education at the Mayville Teachers college on Friday during commence- ment exercises held at the college au- ditorium. The diplomas were pre- sented by Nelson Sauvain of this city, who is chairman of the state board ‘| > WRS. G H KALBFLEISCH Mrs. George H. Kalbfleisch of Minot is associate grand matron of the Order of the Eastern Star in North Dakota. The annual convention will be held June 19- 21 at Grand Forks. Carl R. Kositzky, Sr., 723 Eleventh St., following a trip to the South Da- kota Black Hills and Yellowstone and Glacier parks and visits to relatives in South Dakota and Montana. Mr. Kositzky is manager of an F. W. Woolworth company store in Buffalo and has been away from Bismarck since 1929. They are traveling by car and will begin their trip home next ‘Thursday. xe k Spanish War Group to Hold Special Meeting A special meeting of the Auxiliary to United Spanish American War ‘Veterans has been called for 8 o'clock Thursday evening at the home of Mrs, A. W. Snow, 911 Eighth St. All members are urged to be present. Holding of a business session and program during the annual picnic given for the Auxiliary at Pioneer park Monday evening by the United Spanish War Veterans post was not possible because of the weather. Fifty guests from Bismarck and Mandan attended the outing which was ar- ranged by Captain E. G. Wanner and J. L, Kelley. ee % 'Cross-Heath Marriage Occurs at. Waco, Tex. Announcement has been made of the marriage of Miss Mary Cross, daughter of Congressman and Mrs. O. H. Cross, Waco, Texas, to Ensign ‘Clinton J. Heath, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Heath, Mandan. The marriage occurred Friday, June 14, with Dr. Charles T. Cald- well, Presbyterian minister, reading the nuptial service in the garden at Overlook, the country home of the jCross family, at 7 o'clock in the eve- ning. Ensign and Mrs, Heath will make their home at San Pedro, Calif., where he has been stationed for the} last two years aboard the U. 8. S./ California. He returned last week from the Hawaiian Islands where he had been engaged in fleet maneuvers. |Ensign Heath was reared at Napoleon and graduated from Shattuck Mili- tary academy at Faribault, Minn., in 1929, later entering the United States Naval academy at Annapoils, Md., from which he graduated in 1933, The bride visited at the Heath home in Mandan early this spring and was honored at several social events during her stay. She attend- ed Hockaday school at Dallas, Texas, Ogontz school at Ogontz. Pa.. and the Corcoran Art school of Washington, DC. se * Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Worner and their daughter, Miss Marion Worner, : THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, ‘TUESDAY, JUNE 18, 1935 @) SOCIETY and CLUBS Alvin Grosz, Mandan, Marries Miss Jahrans! The marriage of Miss Ellanora M. Jahrans, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Jahrans, Artas, 8. D. and/marck as the guest of her daughters, Alvin Grosz, Mandan, son of Mrs. Lydia Grosz, Napoleon, was solem- nized Sunday afternoon at the home of the bride’s parents with Rev. A. Ritterhaus officiating. Miss Charlotte Jahrans, Artas, was bridesmaid for her sister. The bride- groom was attended by Jack Greith, Napoleon. A wedding dinner was served at the bride’s home. Mr. and Mrs. Grosz have gone on a two-week wed- ding trip and will be at home after that at Mandan, where he is em- ployed as a linotype operator for the Mandan Pioneer. He is a graduate of the Kulm high school. The bride, @ graduate of the Herreid, 8. D., high school and Jamestown college, Jamestown, has been teaching for the last four years. The wedding guests included Adam Hoffman of Mandan and Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Plum and Miss Mary Meier, Napoleon. * ee Buell Quain Begins Trip to Fiji Islands Buell Quain, son of Dr. and Mrs. E. P. Quain, 518 Avenue A, accom- panied by his mother, leaves Tuesday evening for Spokane, Wash., where he is to make the first stop in a journey to the Fiji Islands, where he is to engage in research work for from 12 to 15 months. At Spokane they will visit with Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Kaiser (Marion Quain) and their. children, who left Bismarck recently to reside in the west for the summer. Mrs. Quain will return here in about three weeks. Mr. Quain continues to Berkeley, Calif., where he will do some work at the University of California. He will sail from San Francisco in about three weeks for the island of Bipi Lebu, which is to be his headquart- ers while studying social ethnology under Drs. Franz Boas and Ruth Benedict of Columbia University, New York. He received his master’s degree in anthropology from Columbia Tonight (Tue.) Only 26c Until 7:30 with JAMES DUNN Comedy and Pictorial Extra! A beautiful good luck photo of Shirley with each paid admission. Delightfully Cool Showing Wed. - Thur. “Squealers Don't Live Long!” “Get ready to die, you rat! You sent me to the gall ‘ora measly tw hundred bucks The drama of @ theatre audi- 705 Ninth 8t., returned Sunday eve- ning from Minneapolis where Miss Worner has been attending the Uni- Tonight and Wednesday _ ‘Songs that are sweeping the nation ... romance that will gladden your heart! / L ROBINSON MARIA GAMBARELLI THU RSTON HALL PERT KELTON —Plus— - News Comedy “Movie Land Review” CAPITOL It's Comfortably Coo! - when BARTHELMESS DRAMATIC DYNAMITE! 4 hours before the train ‘takes Tony Mako to the death house ...4 hours spent hand-cuffed to a de- tective in a Broadway thea- tre... 4 hours in which to get the man who sold him out for a measly $200... 4 hours to kill! this spring before coming to Bismarck for a short vacation. se 8 Mrs. C. E. Halbert of Fargo, who arrived home « short time ago after spending the winter at St. Petersburg, Fia., is passing the summer in Bis- Mrs. J. J. Loberg, 408 Raymond &t., and Mrs. Spencer S. Boise, 618 Thay- er Avenue West. e & % Miss Ann Wotrang, who has been city nurse under the federal emer- gency relief administration, left Sun- day for the University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, to take a course in pub- lic health nursing. Local Women Elected To State D.U.V. Posts Mrs. Maude Green, who became president, was one of the Bismarck women elected to state office in the Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War at the eighth annual con- vention held last week-end at Grand Forks. Other local women named were: Miss Ruth Hedstrom, treasurer; Mrs. Della Snow, council member; Mrs. Lillian Lee Hedstrom, secretary; Mrs. Dora Lusk, press correspondent; Mrs. Irene Scharnowske, color bearer, and |Mrs. Marjorie Peltier, musician. Mrs. Green, Mrs. Snow and Miss )Hedstrom made up the delegation from Tirzah Ann Barclay Tent No. 3. Miss Hedstrom made the presentation speech when the department gave a Picture of Abraham Lincoln to the convention city. About 40 delegates attended the session. (Additional Society on Page 2) t Meetings of Clubs | And Social Groups ¢ : : Sunshine Club Instead of meeting at a home on Wednesday, members of the Sunshine club will have a 1 o'clock picnic at Riverside park. They wilF have a business meeting and will sew after- ward. * *& * V. F. W. Auxiliary A regular meeting of the Auxiliary) to the Veterans of Foreign Wars will be held at 7:30 o'clock Wednesday, evening at the American Legion Auxiliary room, World War Memorial} building. * # Degree of Honor of Honor Protective asso- ciation members who expect to attend the annual picnic scheduled for 6:30) G. F. Pelke (1178) or Mrs. Charles Fisher (1508) Tuesday evening and report what they will bring for ‘he potluck supper. Each will provide her own dishes and silver. Those desiring rides are to meet at the post Office at 6:30 o'clock. ———________ -- —_______4 | Church Societies | Trinity Lutheran Aid Circle 3 of the Trinity Lutheran Ladies’ Aid will meet at 3 o'clock Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. T. G. Plomasen, 506 Rosser ave- nue west, who will have Mrs. Clif- ford Johnson as assistant hostess. Members are to bring the dish towels which were given out at the last meeting. * * St. George’s Evening Guild St. George's Episcopal Evening Guild will meet at 8 o'clock Wednes- o'clock Wednesday evening at the Ki- wanis play park are to telephone Mrs. day evening at the home of Miss Rita Murphy, 213 Avenue A, west. | Mrs. Mary Frances Cave, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cave, 820 Avenue E, has had as her guest since she returned from the University of North Dakota, Grand Forks, Miss Mary Tree Watson, dancing instructor at the university, Miss Watson leaves Tuesday evening for Jamestown where she will visit before going to the west coast for the remainder of ?) her vacation. Miss Cave received her diploma at the University’s 1935 com- mencement exercises held June 11, having majored in physical education and being student assistant in that department for two years, She is a member of Pi Beta Phi sorority. —_—__ Fashion Frocks ... Samples displayed and orders taken. 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