The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 26, 1935, Page 5

@) SOCIETY Margaret Barrett’s Betrothal |©,3. Lund Family Is to Harry Greenwood Is Told], Ceremony Will Be Performed August 3 in St. Alexius Hospital Chapel The engagement is announced of Miss Margaret Barrett, daughter of (Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Barrett, 710 Ave- nue A, to Harry Greenwood, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Greenwood, Trib- une apartments. The marriage ceremony will be per- formed in St. Alexius hospital chapel the morning of Saturday, August 3. ‘Miss Barrett has chosen her sister, ‘Miss Frances Barrett, as her only at- tendant. The best man will be Ray- ‘mond Greenwood, Jamestown, brother of the bridegroom. ‘The couple will make their home in this city at the Person Court apart- ments, Miss Barrett is a graduate of St. ‘Mary’s high school and the St. Alexius hospital school of nursing, with the class of 1930. Since then she has been engaged in private duty nursing. The prospective bridegroom was graduated _ from St. John’s academy at James- town and is employed at the Northern Pacific depot. He has lived here for about six years. The bride-elect was honored Tues- day evening at a bridge party and kitchen shower for eight guests given by Mrs. John Hardy, Mandan. Pink and white appointments were used on the refreshments tables. eee Recent Mandan Bride Is Honored Thursday Mrs. Robert Paris, 321 Mandan &t., and Miss Irma Jane Hanley, gave a crystal shower and bridge party at the Paris home Thursday evening in com- pliment to their sister-in-law, Mrs. James M. Hanley, Jr., Mandan. Mrs. Hanley was Miss Betty Mackin before her marriage, which occurred at Fargo on July 17. Twelve friends of the bride from both Bismarck and Mandan were in- vited. Miss Ruth Hintgen, Mason apartments, and Mrs. Robert Hoskins, who is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Sylvester of Mandan, re- ceived score honors at contract. A second social affair compliment- fng Mrs. Hanley will be an informal dinner party Saturday evening for which Mrs. Francis Ford, Mandan, and Miss Luella Furcht, Fort Yates, have issued invitations. ** & O.E.S. Worthy Matron Appoints Committees Mrs, Lillian M. Kalbfleisch of Minot, ings, Mont.; B. O. Coster, of the Cos- ter Brokerage company of Butte, Mont., and R. A. Coster, assistant U. 8. forestry supervisor at Grangeville, Idaho. zee To Hold Story Hour At Library Saturday Miss Kathryn Brown, who has charge of the Bismarck Public library juvenile department, will conduct the weekly story hour at 2:10 o'clock Sat- urday afternoon. She invites all chil- dren who are interested to attend. ee Myrtle Cleo Little’s Wedding Announced Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Little of Baldwin announce the marriage of their daughter, Miss Myrtle, Cleo Lit- tle, to William Raymond Lenihan, son of Mrs. Marion Lenihan of this city. The wedding ceremony occurred Mon- day, July 15, at Aberdeen, 8. D. Mr. and Mrs. Lenihan will make their home at 519 Fifth st. 4 * * * Mr. and Mrs. Roberts Entertain for Guests Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Roberts, 117 Main avenue, gave a dinner and dan- cing party at the Tavern Wednesday evening for their guests, Dr. and Mrs. B. H. Hardinger, their son, John Hardinger, and Fred Young, all from Mattoon, Ill. Yellow flowers decor- ated the table at which covers were laid for 14 guests. Several others came later for the dance. Dr. and Mrs. Hardinger, their son and daugh- ter, Miss Jane Hardinger, and Mr. Young are spending the present week here. Mrs. Hardinger is Mrs, Rob- erts’ sister. eee, Hail Insurance Group Plans Annual Outing Employes of the state hail insurance | department and their families will have their annual outing at Wildwood lake Saturday, Between 125 and 150 Persons will be in the party, which will assemble at 3 o'clock for the trip to the resort. H party will provide diversion. °C, J. Myers, assistant. manager of the de-; Partment, is general chairman of ar-' Tangements, assisted by Lyle E. Gray, accountant, and Harlan Poindexter, ' chief clerk. nk ] Mrs, A. L. Fosteson and son, Arnold, | worthy matron -of the North Dakot#’ 5, and Dr. F. C. Hubbard returned| grand chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, has announced standing and special committees for the year. The groups will assist in preparations for the next grand chapter session to be held at Fargo, June 17-19. Women from Bismarck and vicinity who were chosen to’serve and their committee assignments follow: Mrs. Edna Galloway, Mott, jurisprudence; Mrs. Effie H. Lahr, Bismarck,- relief; Mrs, Blanche Lynn Whittemore of Napoleon, Mrs. Emma Borcherding of New England and Mrs. Pearl M. Clark of Mohall, Order of the Rainbow for Girls; Mrs. Isabelle Flath, Stanley, and Mrs. Lenora Hollinshead, Bow- man, necrology; Mrs. Mott, opening of school of instruction. eee Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Harrington and sons, Laddie and Norman Roger, 502 ‘Thayer avenue, west, are leaving Sun- day for a two-week western vacation during which they will tour both Gla- cler and Yellowstone National parks. They will visit. three brothers of Mrs. Herrington, Jack N. Coster of Bill- CAPITOL Refreshingly Cool Tonight and Saturday WHERE THE LAW STOPS... TIM STEPS IN ! Guns blazing . . . fists fly- ing ... hoofs pounding ... h ‘ies the toughest crowd a Vigilante ever faced! the Leather Necker” “Spice of Life” Krazy Kat Cartoon Latest News Events STARTING SUNDAY LOVE STORY AS SALLY EILERS JIMMY DUR ANTE jto St. Paul Friday after a two-week! visit at the home of Mrs. William M., Baker, 602 Third St., mother of Mrs. | Fosteson and Dr. Hubbard. Dr.) Hubbard, who recently completed his! medical course at the University of | Minnesota, is an interne at Miller; hospital at St. Paul. | ee # Miss Donna Monley of Forks, who has been visiting Mr. and | Mrs. George J. Brown, 218 Avenue C,! west, and her brother, Frederick | Monley, 814 Mandan &t., for two | weeks, left Thursday morning f | Minot to visit Miss Dorothy Lowe | 1 a few days before going on to own home, After the picnic supper, a dancing | THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, JULY 26,1935 °_ ank CLUBS England, Rev. and Mrs. William A. Lemke, who recently came to Bis- marck from Hazen, and members of the Rev. C. A. Bremer family, who came here a short time ago from Fargo. Lt. and Mrs. Will A. Sessions, Living in City Again ir. and Mrs. O. B. Lund and their dren, Miss Ellen, Masters Donald and For! came manager of the state mill and elevator, have returned to Bismarck to make their home and are occupying their own residence at 723 Ninth St. The Lund family left Grand Forks June 15 and since then was at Pelican Lake, Minn. Miss Lund underwent an operation for appendicitis at Detroit Lakes, Minn., July 9, and because of her illness, the family returned to Bis- marck sooner than they had at first Forks, Miss Lund completed her soph- omore year and Donald Lund finished his junior year at the University of North Dakota. * * % Miss Kathryn Brown To Continue Classes Miss Kathryn Brown, 218 Avenue C, west, announces that she will hold private kindergarten classes in the Roosevelt and Richholt or William |Moore schools as she did last year during the coming school term open- ing in September Classes for children from 4 to 6 years will be, conducted and will continue until June. Miss Brown will be pleased to contact parents who are interested in sending their chil- dren as soon us possible so that she may make plans for the division of her classes. At present Miss Brown has charge of the children’s department at the Bismarck Public library. ee * Ministers and Wives To Be Picnic Guests Ministers and their wives, number- ing about 20, are expected to attend the annual mid-summer picnic of the Bismarck Ministerial association, which will be held at 6 o'clock Friday evening at the First Baptist church basement. There will be several honor guests. They include Mrs. Walter E. Vater, who has just returned from a stay in FOR QUALITY IF YOU'RE LOOKI FOR EXCITEMEN This is meant for you! GEORGE Harrigan At Last... your fill of thrills ROMANCE — LAUGHTER — ADVENTURE! PLUS—COLOR CARTOON—NEWS—VARIETIES COMING SUNDAY-MONDAY NG Tt! N in William who moved to Grand (Jt. of Fort Lincoln will be special ‘ks last August when Mr. Lund be- /Suests. Lieutenant Sessions is jmew chaplain at the fort. * *& Post Officers’ Club of the Officers’ club. of officers who serve Thursday, August 7. provided music. Visitors From Omaha session, No program has been planned but @ social hour will follow the supper. * Gives Dancing Party The second in the series of dances which is being given at Fort ee ;for reserve army officers here on C. expected. During their year at Grand|M. 7. ©, duty was held at the post gymnasium from 8:30 to 12 o'clock Thursday evening under sponsorship The series opened a week ago Thurs- day, has been planned so that one function will be given for each group during the month, The final party is to be held Lt. Tito G. Moscatelli, who was in charge, announced a number of nov- elty dances during the dance program for which the regular post orchestra Honor guests included Lieutenant- Colonel and Mrs. Ralph W. Kingman of Omaha, Nebr., who were visitors at the post Thursday, and Major Chaun- cey H. Haydn of Sioux Falls, 8. D., one of Lieutenant-Colonel Joseph 8. Leon- ard’s aides during the C. M. T. C. Lieutenant-Colonel King- man is chief of staff of the 89th divi- sion, which takes in North and South Dakota, and is stationed at sev- enth corps area headquarters. His visit here, during which he contacted re- serve officers of the 356th Infantry who are conducting the C. M. T. C., was in line of duty. Lieutenant-Col- onel and Mrs. Kingman were guests of the Leonards and left Friday morn- ing for a tour of Yellowstone National Every style Every mai Every color Every size It’s smart to be Thrifty! And it’s thrifty indeed to shop here for your shoes and save. W. C. FIELDS —— IN — “THE MAN ON THE FLYING TRAPEZE” ANNOUNCEMENT Beginning Saturday, July 27, there will be a DANCE AT WILDWOOD LAKE SATURDAY NIGHT, ART JOHNSON AN EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT (Thursday night dances discontinued) JULY 27, Music by D HIS 10 ARTISTS Featuring “DOLORES”—Singing Blues Soloist Lighted Beach—water at highest level since 1928—We cater to group picnics—Spend the week-end at WILDWOOD LAKE—Swim- tine RORDe DEDeNE REELED Stands—Free, Well-equip- ped Groun: Call or write, Mrs. Hugh H. McCulloch, Washburn, North Dakota "Your last chance to share in this Regardless of former selling Price, we've cut the price still deeper for your final chance to park and the South Dakota Black | $9 Hills before returning to Omaha. Post Couples Attend Fort Lincoln officers and their |% wives who attended included besides Lieutenant-Colonel and Mrs. Leonard, Major and Mrs. John L. Dunn, Cap- tain and Mrs. Patrick Kelly, Captain and Mrs. George R. Connor, Captain and Mrs. Richard C. Babbitt, Lieuten- ant Moscaterri, 1st Lt. and Mrs. Cecil 8. Mollohan, Ist Lt. and Mrs. Donald P. Frissell, Ist Lt. and Mrs. Peter D. Calyer, 2nd Lt. and Mrs. Adrian L. Hoebke and 2nd Lt. Joseph E. Bar- zynski. Captain and Mrs. Kelly gave a 7 o’clock dinner before the dance, hon- oring Mrs. Leonard who left Friday noon for West Winfield, N. ¥., for a month's stay. Guests were Lieuten- ant-Colonel and Mrs. Leonard, Lieut- enant-Colonel and Mrs. Kingman, man, Major and Mrs. Dunn, Captain and Mrs. Connor and Lieutenant and Mrs. Frissell. An arrangement of marigolds and yellow tapers centered the table, * ek oe Dr. and Mrs. J. O. Brown of Glen- dive, Mont. came Wednesday and will visit until Sunday night with Dr. Brown's parents, Mr. and Mrs. George J. Brown, 218 Avenue C. west. | % The guests are on their way home| ¢¥ from a vacation spent at Duluth, Minneapolis and St. Paul. * oe * Miss Helen Saunders, society editor ot the Mandan Pioneer, and Miss Lila Clark, also of Mandan, are leav- ing Saturday morning with a party of 25 Mandan Girl Scouts for Shady |% Nook near Detroit Lakes, Minn.,|% where the group will camp for one|@ week. \ * * & Mrs. Joseph 8S. Leonard, wife of $ Lieutenant-Colonel Leonard, in com-|% mand at Fort Lincoln, left Friday for |® West Winfield, N. Y., where she will | visit her mother, Mrs. O. J. Owen, for | % about a month. (Additional Suciety on Page Seven) nr RIDING HORSES New stock of young, well-brok- en horses available at all times for your recreation and exercise. Our rates now reduced. BISMARCK RIDING ACADEMY Phone 1889 64 Others and $2.64 Shop our windows— You'll be amazed at these values! Every pair a bargain CMITEYS To Close Out Saturday 2 Groups of High Style . Summer $68 .. 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