The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 5, 1935, Page 5

SSO AS! A OAR RTD " @soa ' District Christian Endeavor sy Meeting Will Be Held Sunday Young People From Several Miss Caroline Huff Towns to Gather at First To Be Bride Nov. 5 Evangelical Church Announcement is made of the en- gagement and approaching marriage of Miss Caroline Huff, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Christ Huff, Sweet Briar, to Christ Matz, Harmon. The wedding will be an event of Tuesday, Nov. 5. The announcement was made during a dinner party given by the bride-elect’s parents. i ee 8 Juvenile Foresters Have Outing at Park Twenty-five children belonging to the Juvenile Catholic Order of For- esters and many of their mothers at- tended a weiner and marshmallow roast held at Kiwanis park Wednes- day afternoon. The outing, sponsored by Mrs, W. A. Clarey, director, ob- served the close of the vacation sea- son. Several races were run off, prizes being awarded to Matthew Aller, Ed- gar Ressler, Magdalene Schneider and William Adkins. OR * Nonpartisan Club 505 Will Outline Program The coming year’s program will be drawn up and other important busi- ness will come before the group when Women’s Nonpartisan Club No. 505, the younger women’s group, has a special meeting at 7:30 o'clock Fri- day evening at the home of the sec- retary, Miss Dorothy Wegener, 404; Avenue F, The oificers request that) all members attend. * Oe x Delegation Going to! Spanish War Meeting: A Bismarck-Mandan delegation will leave early next week for San An- tonio, Texas, to attend the national convention of the United Spanish American War Veterans and Auxi-| Hary, Sept. 15-19. Election of official delegates oc- cupied Auxiliary members at their) special meeting Wednesday night! with Mrs, K. C. Arness, 223 Thayer | avenue, west, as hostess. Mrs. H. H. Warren, Mandan, and Mrs. Dave H./ Hamilton were named, Mrs. Arness ; as department commander also Will! Green in charge attend. i} * ke Mr. @nd Mrs. Warren expect to leave Monday. On Tuesday, Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton, Mrs. Arness, J. L. Kelley and John Ryan will begin the trip to San Antonio. Mr. Kelley and Mr. Hamilton both are delegates from the veterans’ post. zs * ® Miss Abigail Roan, daughter of Dr. and Mrs, M. W. Roan, 222 Park St., enters the University of Minnesota college of liberal arts as a junior this term, transferring from Carleton col- lege at Northfield, Minn., where she completed her first two terms. Miss Roan and her mother already have gone to Minneapolis, Mrs. Roan be- | ing expected to return here the first part of next week, y 5 f i a Delegations from McClusky, Hazel- ' on, Hazen, Beulah, Wilton, Tuttle, Wing, Glencoe, Linton and Hebron = \are expected to attend the Bismarck ‘District Christian Endeavor conven- tion which will be held at the First Evangelical church Sunday, Sept. 8, starting at 2:30 o'clock. Invitations have been extended to the Baptist Young People’s Union, the Epworth League and the Salva- tion Army young people’s organiza- tion to join in the convention pro- @ram, which will include afternoon ‘and evening sessions. a Young Peo- ple’s Union meeting conducted by the ‘Wilton unit and a luncheon following the afternoon meeting. The state president, Fred Hall, Jamestown, will preside at the closing session. Clell G. Gannon, advisor, and Miss Esther Bremer, field execu- tive secretary of the North Dakota Christian Endeavor Union who re- cently moved to Bismarck from Far- go, both- will be in attendance. Miss ‘Winnifred Burkhart is district presi- dent and Vernon Richard, Wilton, is secretary-treasurer. The convention theme, “We Choose Christ,” will be introduced by Miss Bremer. Rev. F. E. Logee will be in charge of the devotionals and Rev. ‘William Lemke, Mr. Gannon and Miss Cora De Vee Richard, Wilton, will di- Tect conferences on methods in young people’s work. Mrs. John L. Hughes directs the convention chorus. Mrs. John Schuler and Mrs. Merrill R. Larkin are co-chairmen of the} luncheon committee, Maurice Agre, Miss Esther Howe, Lloyd Graunke, Harold Schaefer, Earl ; Benesh, Marvin Welliver and E. E. % Wentz will present a play, “What Lack I Yet.” Guest speakers will be Rev. George Thomas, Jamestown, and Rev. Otto Gehring. The latter will speak on “Recreation.” * * OK Lodge Plans Public Dance for Sept. 18 A public dancing party to coincide with the next meeting date, Septem- ber 18, was planned when the Sons and Daughters of Norway lodge met ‘Wednesday evening at the A.O.U.W. hall. The business session was fol- lowed with whist games, in which Mrs. J. 8. Hanson and Ole Hagen won honors, and lunch. * * * Grand Chapter News Is Brought to O.E.S, Mrs, H. M. Beall, Mrs, Laura Er- dahl, Mrs, C. J, Tullberg, Mrs. H. L. ‘Wheeler and H. J. Taylor presented convention reports at the initial meet- ing of the fall season held Tuesday evening by Bismarck Chapter No. 11, Order of the Eastern Star. Mrs. Beall and Mrs. Erdahl, worthy matron and associate matron, respec- ie calendar of Minishoshe jcottages at Wildwood lake. who are not taking cars. are requested to attend the special meeting which will be held at the home of Mrs. Margaret Moriarty, 200 Mandan St., at 2:30 o'clock Friday afternoon. highlight of the Masonic grand chap- ter session. Refreshments were served by Mrs. R. E. Middaugh, chairman, and Mrs. Ralph Penner, Mrs, C. R. Kositzky, Mrs. D. J. McGillis and Mrs. Carl Nelson. ing hostess, (Addiiona) Soci * ke * Women’s Nonpartisan Club No. 1 A program and lunch will follow the Deceptive Silk IN eseathed sd coreg chide res Looking like woolen, but of pure silk knit in a luscious shade of Bermuda coral, this costume is worn with a green felt hat and leather belt in matching color. D.A.R. Chapter Opens New Schedule Friday | Marking the opening of the 1935-36 _ TERN CMS DEN BETES THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, ETY and CLUBS $|Next C.D.A. Meeting Rummage Sale Plans Announced by D.U.V. Tirzah Ann Barclay Tent No. 3, Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War, is completing preparations for its rummage sale which will be held at 113 Main avenue Saturday, commencing at 9:30 o’clock, with Mrs. Albin Hedstrom and Mrs. James chapter, Daughters of the American Revolu- |tion, will be a 12:30 o'clock progres- {sive luncheon to be held Friday at the |A, M. Christianson and E. T. Beatt All members who expect to attend jare to meet at 10:30 o'clock at the P.| 'J. Meyer residene, 912 Fourth St., so |that rides can be provided for those In case of on page four) se 8 St. Mary’s missionary group began its 1935-36 meeting schedule Wed- nesday evening when the members met with Mrs. Ee P cabaret 911 CDA Fifth St., for contract games at three basa tables, refreshments and a business| Members of immaculate Goncenlen ion. Mrs. Al P. Simon and Mrs.! Court No. 322, Catholic Daughters rae ‘Homan won honors at con- of America, are to receive communion Harry Homan won honors sto Third| in & body at the 7:30 o'clock mass at tract, (MS. NM Hermitne ‘September {St Mary's procathedral Sunday, Sept, fi auetlne 8. The next meeting of the court will be held at 8 o'clock Tuesday night at —S | St. Mary's school auditorium. regular business meeting of Women’s Nonpartisan Club No. 1, set for 8 o'clock Thursday night at the World War Memorial building dining room. * * * of Her Special Attention Gi Beginners Tribune Bldg., Apt. Phone 1586 Anne Hurlbut Petersen Announces the Fall Opening PIANO STUDIO riven. cS in Joe Brown shows—your favorite comic panic singing and dancing in the most convulsing musical num- berson record—with a screen: ' full of stars and girls to make the fun unanimous! Luxuriously fur - trimmed coats in the new flared sil- houettes, $19.95 to $59.50 Alex Rosen & Bro. . GARGAN: PATRICIA ELLIS THE 5S MAXELLOS ‘Scores of Others Think of it! A Coronado Power Waslier, porcelain tub, Briggs & Stratton 4- ®, |: |eeeee cites esi CAPITOL ble Stores. and here’s the absolute tops ~ Pred rain the luncheon will be held at the) Christianson town home, 1005 Fifth (enamel hee Gee. \ae ee ee news of the secretaries’ meeting, and 8 $ aie nae. pwning: ele the en ae eee eee! aque We s discussion ‘topic, “The Christian Fargo, grand secretary, which was a ‘ps members | Home,” when the First Lutheran church Willing Workers society meets at 8 o'clock Friday evening at the home of Mrs. J. P. Engen, 811 Sixth St. Mrs. H. H. Engen wil be assist- ‘THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1935 To Be Held Sept.. 10; Mrs. Birlea O. Ward, grand regent of the Catholic Daughters of Ameri- ca, announced Tuesday that the next regular meeting will be held Tues- day evening, Sept. 10, at St. Mary’s school auditorium. The meeting is being delayed one day from the regu- lar date, which would be next Mon- day. ** * ‘ Soldiers Are Marrie In Services Saturday Two Fort Lincoln soldiers, Harold Samuel Sailer and Albert R. Her- manson, attended each other at their; weddings which occurred Saturday. Mr, Sailer, who is a native of Dick- inson, and Miss Esther Helen Mehrer of this city were married at the First Lutheran parsonage, 702 Seventh St., at -5 o'clock in the afternoon. Rev. G. Adolph Johns, pastor, read the service which was witnessed by Mr. Hermanson and his fiance, Miss Kathryn F. Jangula, Bismarck. At 7 o’clock in the evening, Mr. Hermanson, whose home is at St. Paul, and Miss Jangula took their wedding vows at the St. Alexius hos- pital chapel with Rev. Father Bona- venture Goebel, O.S.B., officiating and Mr. and Mrs. Hermanson acting as attendants. Mr. and Mrs. Hermanson are at home at 318 Fourth St. * * * Mrs. Dean ButlerIs_ | New Faculty Member Mrs. Dean Butler, who begins her work as physical education instructor for girls at St. Mary’s high school this term, has had a variety of experience in her chosen field. The new instructor, who came to the city during the present year as a bride, has a degree from Moorhead, semester of post graduate work at the University of Minnesota. She has had seven years of experience under con- tract, has had other teaching expe- rience without salary, and has had ex- tensive training in dancing. She has! been a member of Orchesis, national honorary dancing sorority, for the last four years. Teaching experience of Mrs. Butler includes two years at Freda and two at Fargo in this state and three years and three months as physical educa- tion and dancing instructor at Miller vocational high school, Minneapolis. While in college, she taught regular classes, was in charge of a playground and taught for half a year at St. Anthony’s Catholic grade and high school, Fargo. For four summers, Mrs. Butler has been on the staff of Camp Danworthy, private camp for girls at Walker, Minn. Mrs. Butler's dancing training takes in three years with Cora Belle Hunter, one year with Roberta Humphrey and three years with Gertrude Baker of the University of Minnesota, all at Minneapolis, and a summer with Al- bertaint Rasch of New York City. STATE FRI. - SAT. - SUN. BA COLUMBIA —PLUS— “Phantom Empire” COMEDY - SOUND NEWS Shows at 7 and 9 Admission 10c and 25c ORCHESTRA IN PERSON }@nnounced the assignment of J. W. | Minn., Teachers college and did a/> Two New Teachers On Underwood Staff Underwood, Sept. 5—Only two new teachers were on the Underwood public schools staff when classes commenced here Labor day. They are Verna | Johnson of Carpio who replaced Ag- | nes Siverson of Bismarck, and Judith Sandberg, of Lignite, who took the Uae vacated by Ann Orluck of Bene- ict. Enrollments showed a substantial | increase, Supt. J. E. Danielson report- | 501 average of 5 per cent for the coming year. Other faculty members are §. O.| Hefty of Walcott, principal and coach; Alice Hansen of Minot; Thomas Rindt of Minot; Ive Bevers of Douglas and Fern Meitz of Martin. | U. S. Tax Collections Keep Bureau Busy Federal tax collection reports will not be available until about the first of the year in North Dakota, Morris Katz, assistant to the H. H. Perry, collector, announced in Bismarck Wednesday. On a routine business call to the district office in the fed- eral building, Katz declared internal revenue bureau offices in Fargo were working day and night to keep up with the volume of business. Add New Characters For Religious Play Nearly every amateur thespian in | the capital city turned out Wednes- day night for the opening rehearsal of “The First Commandment,” re- ligious pageant to be offered Sept. 17- 18 under auspices of the First Presby- terian Ladies’ Aid. Mary Lee Tower, director, Thursday SSO SSSSGEGCSDSSSS SSS SSEESGSSSSSSS Riley as the grandfather, Rev. F. E. | Logee as the father and Ann Berge- son and John Conrad as two children | in the cast, which when complete will ! have 80 characters. | Others added at Wednesday’s re- hearsal included Bruce Doyle, Samuel H. Merritt, Ruth Jordan, Mrs. Olive | LaGrave, B. F. Lawyer, Beth Wheeler, | Ethel Sandin, Margaret Fortune and | | 2 CSEEEOEOOOOOS Ends Tonight, Thur. | of our beloved WILL ROGERS 25c until 7:30 i FRIDAY - SATURDAY A JAMBOREE OF JOY! Stars of screen and radio in the biggest of all laugh-a- minute fun shows! BIG TIME \ VAUDEVILLE ZW) ACTS risa YOU'LL SEE a ee Monkey acts, trick bicycle riders, tumblers, a one-man band, jugglers, singers, dancers, and “Seymour and Corncob” the rube musicians! Join this Jamboree of Fun Friday and Saturday —PLUs— Popeye cartoon - News and “Shorty” the Monk _ Ladies Attention! HAT FREE WITH COAT! Friday and Saturday Your choice Ls Lad New Fall FREE with new fall or winter coat. Now Specially Priced at $12.95 and up Select yours now. A small deposit will reserve your se- lection. People’s Dep’t. Store _On Fifth St. Al P. Simon. Some 30 singers met for choir rehearsal under Clarion E. Lar- LLL SLES in at the same time. Members are to practice parts in groups for the next few days, Miss Tower states. ACCIDENT PROVES FATAL Fargo, N. D., Sept. 5. — (®) — Joe |Schmidt, Jr., of Casselton, released fiom a Lisbon hospital when his ai mobile accident injuries did not a) pear serious, died at his home Wed- nesday. Schmidt, widow, suffered the injuries when a who leaves his ed. Teachers’ salaries were raised an|car smashed his machine south of Lisbon Wednesday. \Chiropractors Meet P § Mrs. Adam Nagel, 53, ‘In Bismarck Friday, Club Leader, Is Dead North Dakota chiropractors will| Lehr, N. D., Sept. 5.—(#)—Funeral convene in Bismarck Friday at 9 a.|services will be held here Sunday for m,, in their annual meeting which|Mrs. Adam Nagel, 63, prominent club- will be concluded Saturday. woman, who died Wednesday. Principal speakers during the con-| She was the wife of Adam Nagel, vention will be wr. A. Budden, pres-|former McIntosh county commizsiqn- ident of the Western States er. Services will be at the Evangel- practic college, Portland, Ore., and Dr. H, G. Beatty, dean of the University ial church at 2 p. m., with interment of Healing Arts, Denver, Colo. here. Local arrangements chairmen are} Two sons and « daughter also sur- Drs. R. 8. Enge and C. V. Turner. vive. A. W. Bismarck’s Style and Shopping Center Beautiful Dresses In all of the Newest Fall Styles — Just unpacked. Fashions that are as important as the price itself. Have You Seen the New ROTHMOOR COATS It Is a Pleasure for Us to Show Them Watch our show windows for displays of what is new for the coming Fall and Winter Season. Jerseys, Gauge Crepe, Pebbly Crepe, Cereal Weaves with gleaming metallic and satin trimming, quilting, braided and all the other “news” in fashion touches. school, office and afternoon wear, all gloriously low in price. Junior Sizes 11 to 17 You will be delighted with our showing of New Fall Dresses. LUCAS CO. | dO de The very leading fall fash- ions at this conservative price that make no com- promise with quality. 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