The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 19, 1935, Page 5

THE BISMARCK ‘TRIBUNK, MUNDAY, AUGU 19, 1935 7 = ;8nd Mrs. C. 8. Putnam, and his brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. C. C, Putnam, while en route to Bismarck after an outing at Pelican lake in Minnesota. Mrs. Putnam and | the children were away for several Mrs. Stowart McDonald, 928 Sixth | water 2 minutes. Cool and add rest |St. Mrs. George Robidou, 221 Eighth of ingredients. Serve in glasses 1-3 St, and Mr. and Mrs. John Sann,/filled with chopped ice. Serves 8, Mandan, returned Saturday from a| Fruit Shrub: 1 cup sugar, 1 cup month's western motor trip during|water, 2 cups raspberry juice, 1 cup which they traveled 5,771 miles./pineapple juice, 1 cup orange juice, | Townsend Clubs Will Meet Tuesday Night The Bismarck Townsend organiza- ‘a » 4 ©) SOCIETY and CLUBS Bennie Faber Attends Leo Schreiner Monday Bennie Faber, Bismarck, and Miss| Bertha Schreiner, Fargo, were at- tendants at the wedding of Miss Irene | weeks, Among the cities where they made)’ cup lemon jutce, 6 cups iced water. | tlon will hold @ business meeting at if #208 \visits were Spokane, Seattle, Tacoma, Boil sugar and water 2 minutes. Cool| the Burleigh county court room at @ Mrs. Arthur Peterson, who has| Portland, San Francisco, Los Angeles,|and add rest of ingredients. Serve/ o'clock Tuesday evening, Mrs. J. H. in glasses 1-3 filled with chopped ice. | i it-|Long Beach, San Pedro and Salt been spending the summer at Spirit: Serves 12, \ 5 iwood lake, has been her t{Lake City. They also stopped at with her husbend for e week. Dex {Boulder Dam and toured the South jing the week-end they visited at|Dakota Black Hills, |points in Montana and also visited at A Pear " | Williston and Cando. Mr, and Mrs.|, Miss Eva G. Marquardt of Chicago | Peterson expect to establish their | is the house guest of the Misses Poni- jhome in Bismarck during the present | face and Catherine Morris, 714 Sixth Sleight, secretary, announces. All ; Members are urged to attend. George M. Gunderson Weds Mary Mitchell Miss Mary Mitchell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Mitchell, Fort Smith, Ark,, and resident of Bismarck Son of Rev. and Mrs. Roe Weds August 5 at Minot HENDRICKSON HEADS BOARD Fargo, N. D., Aug. 19.—(#)—Dr. C. G. Hendrickson of Grand Forks was named president of the North Dako- ta state board of optometry at the Radium is worth more than $1,< 500,000 an ounce. ———— Kirsch and Leo Schreiner, both of |for about a year, was married at 3/ week. St., during the present week. Week- |8TOup’s annual meeting here Monday.!| ENDS TONIGHT (MON.) Couple Is at Home at Devils | Pirate Gem ‘Fargo, which was solemnized during |o'clock Saturday afternoon to George ek & end guests at the Morris home were . @ nuptial service and mass read at 9/M. Gunderson of this city. M d Mrs. Felix Wold of Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Morris of Minot. E Xs Lake After Honeymoon Trip o'clock Monday morning in St. Mary's| The quiet ceremony was read by| Mr. and Mrs. Felix Wold of St. cae aes to Shoreham, Minn. Announcement was made here Mon- day of the marriage of Miss Dorothy Otterholm and Charles D. Roe, both of Devils Lake, which was performed by Rev. 8. E. Fairham of Minot dur- ing a quiet service read on Monday, August 5. The bridegroom is the only son of Rev. Alfred Roe, district super- intendent of the Methodist Episcopal church, and Mrs. Roe, of 826 Sixth St. The bride was gowned in white for her wedding and was attended by two of her friends who reside in Minot. Mr. Roe had as his attendants James Dryden, Drayton, and Wallace Miller, Devils Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Roe went to Shore- ham, Minn, for their wedding trip and after Monday will be at home at Devils Lake. Mr. Roe is a graduate of the high school at Devils Lake, where the Roe family formerly lived, and of a Mil- waukee, Wis., school of electrical engi- neering. The bride was graduated from the Drake high school and also attended a business college. Mr. Roe is employed as field service man for the Devils Lake branch of Mont- gomery Ward é& company. xe k « Kamplins Here for Three-Day Sojourn R. J. Kamplin, Chicago, a former Bismarck resident, together with Mrs. Kamplin and their two children, Ramona and Reinhart, Jr., arrived in Bismarck Sunday evening and are stopping at the Patterson hotel. They will be here until Wednesday when they will leave for Penn, N. D., to visit Mr. Kamplin’s sister. Kamplin now is in the law depart- ment of the Standard Oil company at Chicago. While in North Dakota he was an assistant attorney general. He ‘ is a past commander of the Bismarck post of the American Legion and was the first Bismarck man ever to serve as state commander of the veterans’ organization. * * * Mandan Couple Weds { At Local. Parsonage i Miss Esther T. Johnson and Arthur 5 G. Rooth, both of Mandan, exchanged their nuptial vows during a service read at the First Lutheran church of this city at 11 o'clock Friday morning with Rev. G. Adolph Johns, pastor, + officiating. id Mrs. Mabel Rooth Nelson, Fargo, sister of the bridegroom, and Mrs. Johns witnessed the ceremony. The bride was costumed in a dark blue silk ensemble with corresponding ac- cessories. Mrs. Nelson wore brown. 4 Mr. and Mrs. Rooth left immed- lately after the ceremony for a trip to the Black Hills of South Dakota and upon their return will reside at { Mandan. The bridegroom is manager of the Russell-Miller Milling com- pany branch in that city. ‘i * ae Edgar L. Kapfer, clerk in the state tax commission, was honored at a sur- prise party given by Mrs. Kapfer at their home, 515 Fourteenth 8t., Sat- urday evening, the occasion being his birthday anniversary. The 13 «=~ guests, who were employes of the 4 tax commission office and their wives, were entertained at bunco games which were followed by a two-course luncheon. Score awards went to Mrs. Herbert J. Roberts and Miss Ella *. Olson, who held high and low, re- spectively. The group gave Mr. Kap- fer two golf clubs. +_—_________o | City and County 1 1 - ; A boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Meyer of Wishek at 2 p. m.. Saturday at St. Alexius hospital. 2 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Engbrecht of Zap are the parents of a girl born at 6 a. m., Monday at the Bismarck hos- pital. 4 oe E. M. Davis, manager of the World ‘War Memorial building, his wife and laughter, Delores, returned Saturday from a two-week vacation trip spent \n Montana and Canada. | Judge Fred Jansonius and son, Clifford, court reporter, left Monday for Steele where the district judge will hear several cases in the Kidder county court. ) County Judge I. C. Davies issued ) marriage licenses Saturday to George i] ‘M. Gunderson and Miss Mary Mit- chell, both of Bismarck, and Harold Edward Olson, Driscoll, and Miss “14 Clara Annette Anderson, Sterling. "4 William Byrne, city representative op for the Pillsbury Flour Mills in St. (Louis, Mo., has arrived in Bismarck to spend several weeks at the home ‘of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. E. ‘Byrne, 120 Ave. A West. Application of Mongeon Brothers of Rolette for a special certificate to fur- mish motor freight service in their vicinity, was granted Monday by the 4 board of railroad commissioners. The ‘board granted a permit to Howard ‘Glansville of Wing to furnish similar service in the vicinity of Wing. A blend of rich spices aromatic leaves and seeds for all pickling purposes. ” Schilling Picklin, Spice The pirates of old were not more bold than the design of this col- orful print in which green is used without stint. The bodice is green on white linen. Heim unearthed the treasure for evening wear. Bridal Attendants Miss Carol Steen, Mandan, whose marriage to Robert Chesworth, ‘Washington, D. C., will be solemnized at 3 o'clock Wednesday afternoon in &@ lawn wedding at the home of her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Brenden, has named her bridal attendants. Rev. N. E. Ells- worth, pastor of St. George’s Episco- pal church, Bismarck, and Christ, a church, Mandan, will offi- c Miss. Marilyn Chesworth, Miles sister of the prospective City, Mont., bridegroom, and Miss Jane Fritch, Valley City, will be bridesmaids. Mi- chael Kearney, Miles City, will be Mr. Chesworth’s attendant. The ring bearer will be Miss Car- ollyl Brenden, niece of the bride-elect. Miss Steen has named as flower girls) Miss Rhoda Lindell, Washburn, cowin: of the bridegroom, and Miss Marcia ‘Young, daughter of Mr: and Mrs. Roy Young, Mandan. ‘The musical background for the service will be provided by Miss Ann Kershner, Valley City, pianist, and the Misses Vera Lentz, Page, and Camilla Andvik, Mandan, soloists. The Misses Fritch, Karshner, Lentz and Steen all formerly taught at Fes- senden, The ceremony will be followed by @ reception at the Brenden home. Mr. and Mrs..Brenden will give = buffet supper Tuesday evening for the bridal party and out-of-town friends and relatives who are coming for the wedding. eee Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Dohn, 832 Mandan 8t., were week-end guesis at Center, visiting with William Wolfe and Mr. and rMs. August Wolfe. _—— ” Church Societies | ———— McCabe M. E. W.F.M.8, Mrs. P. J. Schmitz, 224 Broadway avenue, west, will be hostess for a meeting of the McCabe Methodist Episcopal church Women’s Home Missionary society to be held at 2:30 o’clockk Tuesday afternoon. Miss Steen Chooses cathedral, Fargo. Following the serv- ice, a wedding breakfast for family members and intimate friends was served at Le Chateau. Mr. and Mrs. Schreiner left for a wedding trip that will take them to the Black Hills. They will reside in Fargo where Mr. “/Schreiner is associated with a drug company. es * & Gallagher-Eckroth Vows Taken Aug. 10 Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Gallagher, Man- dan, Saturday made formal an- nouncement of the marriage of their daughter, Miss Kathryn Gallagher, to Joseph Eckroth, son of Mr. Mrs. Gabe Echroth, also of Mandan. ‘The marriage service was read Sat- urday morning, August 10, in the Moorhead, Minn., Catholic church with Miss Phyllis Carroll, Mandan, and Paul Gussner, Bismarck, attend- ing the couple. The bride was gowned in light blue chiffon with white accessories and carried an arm bouquet of pink roses and lilies-of-the valley. Miss Car- roll wore a pink crepe ensemble with brown accessories and held pink roses. Both Mr. and Mrs. Eckroth were graduated from the Mandan high school. Mr. Eckroth, who starred in football during his high school career, has been attending the University of North Dakota where he was affiliat- ed with Sigma Alpha Epsilon frater- nity, and during the summer months has been employed at the U. 8S. field station at Mandan. This fall he will enroll at St. John’s university, Col- legeville, Minn., to complete his col- lege studies. Mrs. Eckroth has a stenographic Position with the state hail insurance ‘| department. see Miss Clara Anderson Becomes Bride Here During a quiet service read at the Trinity Lutheran parsonage, 704 Seventh St. at 4 o'clock Saturday afternoon, Miss Clara Annette An- derson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Anderson, Sterling, became the bride of Howard Edward Olson, son of William Olson, Driscoll. The bride, wearing a tea rose crepe model, was attended by Miss Char- lotte Olson, who wore violet velvet. Raymond Johnson was best man for Mr. Olson, Mrs. Olson is a graduate of the Sterling high school. The couple is living near Driscoll, where the bride- groom is engaged a farming. * * Miss Wanda Stroup, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. John Stroup, Mandan, was honored at a bridge breakfast for 16 guests given Friday morning by the Misses Mary Jane Woodman- see and Alice Tillotson at the home of the former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Woodmansee, 614 Fourth 8t. A different pastel color scheme was used in appointing each table. The Misses Lydia Langer and Doris Fe- vold won score favors. There also was a gift for Miss Stroup, who made her home with Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Couch, 700 Third St., while attend- ing school here. Other out-of-towa guests were Miss Jean Henry of Hib- bing, Minn., who is visiting Miss Barbara Henry, and Miss Margaret Thompson of Valley City, the house yelectric company. Rev. Gilbert W. Stewart, pastor of the Mandan Presbyterian church, at the church parsonage. The bride, | ‘who was unattended, wore a dark Paul were visitors Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs, R. E. Ander- son, 606 Rosser avenue, west. Mr. Wold, member of the Associated blue tailored suit with accessories to correspond. Mr. Gunderson’s broth- er, Roy C. Gunderson, was best man. | A reception was held in the eve- ning at the home of the bridegroom’s brother-in-law and sister, Mr. Mrs. J. A. Nelson, 418 First St. Mr. and Mrs. Gunderson are to re- side in the city, Mr. Gunderson be- ing in the employ of the B. K. Skeels They expect to take a trip this fall. *.* * Champions Selected At Homemaker Outing| Joe Kirby and Mrs. L. P. Wedge became the 1935 pie-eating and hus- band-calling champions, respectively,! of the Bismarck Homemakers’ club/ when the annual outing for members and their friends was held Sunday at Kiwanis park. Thirty persons| Gathered to enjoy the basket dinner and to participate in the stunt and/ sport program. Roy Cartledge won the men's foot race. There also were foot and po- tato races for the children. Prizes were awarded in all the events which were run off by Mrs. Earl Benesh and Mrs. Henry Gierke, who com- prised the picnic committee. O. A. Anderson of Albert Lea, Minn., who contributed a vocal solo, Mrs. Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Nels Ander- son of St. Paul and Mr. and Mrs.| Edward Tellhusen and family, city, were guests of the club. ee * Miss Betty Laist, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Laist, 506 Fifth 8t.,| left Sunday for Minneapolis to visit) Miss Emma Giel before spending about two weeks at Lake Minnetonka with her sister, Mrs. F. D. Graham. From there Miss Laist will go on to Detroit, Mich. where she will make her home with another sister, Mrs. George J. Lehmann, while attending the University of Detorit as a fresh- man, ek e Mrs. E. B. Abbott and daughter, Miss Grace, 211 Rosser avenue, left Sunday noon for St. Cloud, Minn., where they are to visit at the home of Mrs. 8. B. Ellis, Mrs. Abbott's sis- ter, for about a week. They will be Joined later by Mr. Abbott and son, John, and the family will go to Min- neapolis for a few days. They ex- pect to stop at Detroit Lakes, Minn., for a short time while en route home. x oe Oe Mr. and Mrs. Frank Couch of Rochester, N. Y., are visiting in the city at the homes of Mr. Couch’s brothers and sisters-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, W. B., and Mr. and Mrs. Jay and Mrs. and Mrs. Van Couch, and his sister, Mrs. Frank Paris. This is the first trip to North Dakota for Mr. Couch, who is 83 years old, and his wife. ee * Mrs. William Gillen of Burt ar- rived Sunday evening for a several days’ visit with her son and daughter- in-law, Mr. and Mrs. William F. Gil- len, 419 Fifth St. se 8 Mr. and Mrs. Emery T. Putnam) and sons, Robert and Douglas, were; =, Press staff, and Mrs. Wold were mar- ried Saturday and stopped here en route to the Pacific coast and Can- adian Rockies. * * * Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Sleight, 212 Sec- nd St. have returned home from a j15-day vacation during which they : visited his brother, Fred S. Sleight of ;New England, and their two daugh- ters, Mrs. A. J. Kress and Mrs. Eric Hormann, both of Tappen. They also toured the Badlands. * oe OK J. P. Jackson and Miss Helen Jack- son, 601 Sixth St. are among Bis- marck residents who recently arrived in Yellowstone National park. Their four-day tour will take in such points as the Grand Canyon of the Yellow- stone, Old Faithful and Yellowstone lake. * * Patrick Mulholland of Long Beach, Calif., and his daughters, Mrs. Kalck- cup water, 3 cups orange juice, 14 cup | lemon juice, % cup chopped pine-| apple, and water 2 minutes. Cool and add; rest of ingredients, Serve in glasses cup water, 2 cups raspberry juice, 4 cup lemon juice, 6 cups iced water, 1; pint ginger ale. Boil sugar and water | 3 minutes. gredients. with chopped ice. cream, quart root beer. into tall glasses, top with portions of ice cream, beat well with long handled spoon and serve immediately. Serves water, 2 cups pineapple juice, lemon juice, % cup crushed pi ple, 4 cups iced tea. Boil sugar and Today’s Recipe | CAPITOL | Frosty Beverages Golden Nectar: One cup sugar, 1) cups iced water. Boil sugar) %4 filled with chopped ice. Serve 12.! Blushing Delight: 1 cup sugar, 1) Cool and add rest of in-} Serve in classes 1-3 filled Serves 8. 1 pint vanilla ice} Pour beer, Black Cow: Pineapple Flip: 12 cup sugar, 1 cup | cup eap- enberg and Mrs. Owen MclIntrye of Arena, spent last week visiting friends in Bismarck. Mr. Mulholland will remain at Arena for another week before returning to California. * * Arriving Sunday for a visit with Mr. and Mrs, Arnold Van Wyk, 801 Mandan St., were Mrs. Van Wyk’s mother, Mrs. Dan Champeau, and her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Champeau, all of Red Lake Falls, Minn. xe # Mrs. J. A. Kramer and son, John, of 822 Avenue E, who are spending a month at Devils Lake, returned this week-end from a trip to Minne- sota made in company with Mrs. Kramer's sister, Mrs. R. J. Downey of Devils Lake. x ok OK f Mrs. Nellie Taylor Raub of Winona Lake, Ind.. and Mrs. Louise Kothe, Parshall, were guests last week at the homes of Miss Aldyth Ward, rural Bismarck, and Mrs. Charles Liessman, 615 Seventh St. * * * Mrs. Francis Ford, Mandan, has returned home following a two weeks’) visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Healy, Fargo, and at the Healy cottage at Shoreham, Minn. Kiddies! E TONIGHT & TUESDAY BRAVO, DICK! YOU SINGING SON-OF -A-GONDOLIER! See him ride the wild waves of Venice in his sea-going taxi «.. and tame the wild women of Broadway with his brand new Italiano mustachio . . . in Warner Bros.’ merry car- nival of mirth and melody... “RON TON and BINGO”’ The acrobatic movie dogs direct from Hollywood, per- forming their amazing tricks AT THE PARAMOUNT, TUES. - WED. particular work. We occupy our The school has been under the same management 45 years. guests of Mr. Putnam’s parents, Dr. guest of Miss Mada Eppler. se 8 Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Ottum and their son of 419 Fifth St., have left for a two-week vacation which they will spend in Wisconsin and Minne- sota. Mr. Ottum’s place on the Tribune's mechanical force will be taken by Anthony Gerszewski of Grand Forks. Mr. Gerszewski and his wife, who were married Aug. 1, will live in the Ottum residence dur- ing their stay here. They came to Bismarck after their wedding trip to Towa and Nebraska and a few days’ | stay at Grand Forks. Mrs. Gerszew- ski is the former Miss Esther Hall of Grand Forks, se * Rev. and Mrs. Opie 8. Rindshl, 704 Seventh St., have as their guest Mrs. Rindahl’s mother, Mrs. Gilbert Knudson of Jewell, Ia. usual Test To Be Held At Wards! Pictured above is one of the startling tests to be con- ducted at the Montgomery Ward store as part of the stove demonstration which will be open to the public. The dem- onstrator is shown directing the flame trom a blow torch against 2 sheet of insulating material used in Ward range ovens. Although the flame develops a heat-of 3000°, the young lady holding the material is in no danger of being burned. AMAZING STOVE DEMONSTRATION At Wards Tues. Aug. 20, 2 P. M. tee REFRESHMENTS! SEE— 4 Angel Food cakes baked in the corners Ward Double Quick ofa gas range oven with only 12 minutes of gas used! pre-beating! SEE—10 one-pound loaves of bread baked at one time No “The most astounding demonstrat lon I’ve ever seen’”’ said one housewife. “I had no idea that such amazing new developments had been made in gas, gasoline and kerosene ranges! And such beautiful ranges! I don’t eee how Wards can afford to build such quality stoves and sell them for so little!” in a kerosene range with- ont @ loaf moved or turned! No pre-beating! Evenly browned! See these and other start. Jing demonstrations of cook- ing, baking and broiling! ‘we want you to come to this bourth St. MANKATO, MINN. Offers unexcelled courses in all commercial subjects. Our teach- ers are men and women of culture and special fitness for their Catalog Sent Free On Request OUR FALL TERM WILL OPEN SEPTEMBER MONTGO own modern fire-proof building. 2 We're sure you'll share this sentiment! And we know you'll learn a great many useful things about cooking, baking and broiling. Even though you are not interested in immediate purchase Ai ‘1 ion! 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