The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 10, 1935, Page 5

— A = Mrs. K. C. Arness Plans De- corating North Dakota Table at Dinner Kotans, headed by Dr. L. B. Mc- Lain, Lisbon, department commander of the United Spanish American War = Veterans, and Mrs. K. C. Arness, Bis- marck, department president of the auxiliary, left Monday and Tuesday for San Antonio, Texas, for the na- tional convention Sept. 15-19. Mrs. Arness, the first official del- egate ever sent to a national meet- ing by the two-year-old auxiliary, left Tuesday afternoon in company } with Mr. and Mrs. Dave H. Hamil- ton, Joseph L. Kelley and John Ryan. ‘Mr. and Mrs, H. H. Warren, Mandan, eft Monday. Mrs. McLain is accom- panying her husband, who is com- H mandant of the Old Soldiers’ home t at Lisbon, to the convention, All will be representatives of their respective organizations. Mrs. Arness has been appointed chairman of the North Dakota table for the all-state dinner, main social event of the session, She has center- ed plans for the decorations around the cabin of Theodore Roosevelt, North Dakota’s Rough Rider Colonel in the Spanish American war. The replica of the Roosevelt cabin on the Elkhorn ranch near Medora has been loaned to Mrs. Arness by the State Historical society and, sur- a rounded by colored and petrified rocks found in that vicinity, will be ‘used as the table centerpiece. Minia- ture pictures of the new Capitol will | A delegation of nine North Da- be place cards. Favors for the guests will be key rings, note books and book markers of leather designed with pic- tures of the cabin as the decorative motif. eee Miss Selina Best, who was here Monday for the wedding of her brother, Donald James Best, and Miss Marion Ethelyn Ryan, and who has many acquaintances in the city, will be the only attendant for Miss Francis Kingsbury, Fargo, Thursday when she becomes the bride of Lioyd i Gregory, also of Fargo. The cere- % mony will be read at St. Anthony's church parish house at 9 o'clock and will be followed by @ wedding break- fast in the Graver hotel Star dining room. see Miss Ethel Schlasinger, news editor of the Williston Farmers Press since her graduation from the University of: North Dakota, two years ago, has been appointed to’a position in the professional and service projects divi- sion of the WPA, and will come to Bismarck to make her. home Sept. 16. Miss Schlasinger is a sister of. Miss Marcella Schlasinger, former employee of the state hail insurance and gov- ernor’s offices who left during the summer for Hollywood to write for moving eae yee mes Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Johnson and son, Kenneth, 314 Hannafin St., re- turned Sunday night from Devils Lake where Mr. Johnson was a week- end visitor and Mrs. Johnson and Kenneth had spent several days visiting her mother, Mrs. Marie Pet- erson, her brother, P. Peterson, and | she Mr. Johnson’s mother, Mrs. Emma Johnson. ——_—_—____—_—_—_¢ ‘f Meetings of Clubs | | And Social Groups | ————_ ° Capital Homemakers’ Club New officers will be installed when the Capital Homemakers’ club meets at 2:30 o'clock Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Will Gabel, 418 Tenth 8t., south, as hostess and Mrs. Marion Lenihan as assisting hostess. Mrs. Gabel will give a lesson on “Appro- priate Lunches for ‘pouel Gatherings.” * Wednesday Mothers’ Club The Wednesday Mothers’ club will open its season with a meeting at 8 o'clock Wednesday evening with Mrs. Lester 8. Diehl, 301 Avenue B. * * * W. B. A. The Women's Benefit association meets at 8 o'clock Wednesday eve- ning at the American Legion Auxil- jary room, World War Memorial building. x ee Presbyterian Mothers’ om The 1935-36 meeting series of Presbyterian Mothers’ club will Oe opened at 8 o'clock Wednesday eve- ning at the home of Mrs. H. T. Perry, 116 Avenue B. { Church Societies ! ———_ Salvation Army Ladies’ Aid There will be a Salvation Army Ladies’ Ald, meeting at 2:30 o'clock Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Gust H. Sjoblom, 614 Eighth St. » ** % = Peres Lutheran Study Circle A regular meeting of the Trinity Lutheran Study Circle is scheduled for 8 o'clock Wednesday evening at the church Parie St. George's Episcopal Evening Guild will hold its first fall meet- ing at 8 o'clock Wednesday with Mrs. FP. E. Young, Rose apartments. 9 State Delegates Leave For Spanish War Meeting| »- a ee | Has Signal Honor | Changes Schedule of Kindergarten Classes rown, instructor of the i Ader heen ge at the Wil- liam: Moore and Roosevelt schools, announced Tuesday that she has had | to change the schedule from that which she originally planned. Classes will be held at the Roosevelt in the morning from 9 to 11:15 o'clock and at the William Moore building in the race Nh tac As iat A.O.U. Ww. Lodge Plans Dance on Show Boat “The first social_event scheduled by the Ancient Order of United ‘Workmen lodge for the fall and win- ter season is a dancing party,on the Show Boat Thursday evening for members and invited guests. All those; attending are to board the Show Boat, which is docked on the west side of the Missouri, before.9:30 o'clock, the time set for the beginning of a cruise on the river. ‘wre Miss Florence Redmond, Belfield, arrived this week to begin a nine- month term at Capital Commercial college, and will make her home with Mr.and Mrs. K. C. Arness, 223 Thay- er Avenue West., A week-end guest of Mr, and Mrs. Arness was their nephew, James Goldsberry of Medora, who was on his way home from Grand Forks after studying and teaching during the University of North Dakota’s summer session. This fall Mr. Goldsberry expects to enter @ medical school at Nashville, Tenn. * * Mrs. Kathryn Baumgartner, who bin at came here from Linton to accept a position in the J. C. Penney company dry goods department, and her daughter, Luella, an eighth grade MEHUS WILL BRING 2tev.cc arnt at store, leaving here about eight years ago. For the last five years she was employed by the Penney store at Linton and previous to that was with the Linton Thrift store. MRS. K. C. ARNESS The first woman ever to rep- resent the two-year-old North Dakota department, Auxiliary to United Spanish American War Veterans, at a national meeting, will be Mrs. Arness, 223 Thayer Ave. West, who was elected de- partment president at Jamestown in June. She left Tuesday for the national convention in ses- sion at San Antonio, Texas, Recital Thursday and New Pre- school Age Class Also Planned Miss Belle Mehus, who has just completed arrangements for the fall opening of her music conservatory, says that on Thursday she will re- Tease advertising on the new voice teacher to be affilfated with the con- servatory. Miss Mehus spent her vacation searching for a voice teacher, travel- ing some 6,000 miles and interviewing many singers. She feels that in the man she has chosen for the position she is bringing to the state a musi- cian who will be a most unusual musical asset. “I wanted to find someone,” Miss Mehus said, “whose experience and authority are such as would make Bismarck proud to keep him. I want. to justify the confidence the public has resposed in me.” To Present Pupils Thursday evening at 7:45 o'clock at the World War Memorial building dining room, the studio will present in recital some of the pupils who ie studied piano with Miss Mehus and Mrs, Harris Robinson and violin with Ralph Truman during the summer months. The public is invited. Miss Mehus also announces that is organizing a new piano class for children of pre-school age. These Classes are a feature of the conser- vatory’s work which has attracted wide attention. The director is an authority and enthusiast on pre-school piano study. She is a graduate of the American conservatory in Chicago, where she studied under Louise Robyn, and went from there directly to Jacksonville, TL, to head the children’s department ENDS TONIGHT TUESDAY eg = The sesiah smartest Comedy! Coming Wed., Thur., Fri. RKLING wa iN ‘THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, SOCIETY and CLUBS Schaefer Will Wed Miss Marian Nelsen Formal announcement of the be-| trothal of Miss Marian Nelsen, daugh- | ¥ ter of Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Nelsen,| % Aberdeen, 8. D., to Harold Schaefer, | ¥ son of Mrs, Bertha Schaefer, Oxnard, | ¥ Calif, was made Tuesday by Miss Nelsen’s parents. a eee iL eeeeany wil % Sunday, Sept. 22. The ceremony will | ¢ be read at 9 o'clock in the morning] § by Rev. F. E. Logee, pastor of the|% First Presbyterian church, at the) % home of Mr. and Mrs. John Schuler, | ¥ 217 Avenue A, west. > The bride-elect, who resides at 302/% Rosser avenue, is a graduate of the| % Aberdeen, 8. D., high school and a/¥ business college there, She came here % from Aberdeen 18 months ago to take| % charge of the North Dakota Power|¥ pare Light company home service de-| % ment. : Mr. Schaefer is employed by the} ¥ Dahil clothing store. He was gradu-| % ated from the Bismarck high school) % and for a few years attended the/¥% North Dakota Agricultural college,| % Fargo, affiliated with Alpha % Gamma Rho aie egg , 13 Miss Eva Weigel peeatlaidne eight | ¥ couples at an 8 o'clock bridge dinner | % Monday evening at the home of her} % parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Weigel, | % 322 Thirteenth St. Honors in the card games went to the Misses Bar- bara Weigel and Mary Burgad. * & Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Wright and daughter, Miss Viriginia, of Devils | ¢ Lake, were week-end visitors in the |X city. CAPITOL Last Times Tonight a new greafer picture from star of One Night of Love! LOVE ME || FOREVER and supervise teachers’ training work at the Illinois Women’s college. Mrs. Harris Robinson has assisted Miss Mehus in the children’s classes for the last six years. Many bril- Mant young pianists are being de- veloped by them in this department. Studies Under Wagness Mrs. Robinson returned Sunday from Minneapolis where she attended the clesses in modern pedagogy conducted by Bernard Wagness, one of America’s outstanding specialists in piano normal work. He has con- ducted pagerd intensive courses in every large city in the country di the last 10 years. bieias Mr. Wagness, in his course, presents the material in the same manner which Miss Mehus and Mrs. Robinson have used for six years in teaching the |Pré-school children. “Mr. Wagness stressed the fact that everyone who has. accomplished outstanding things in shy field has Jaid the foundation his work in the important early pee ached years,” said Mrs. Robinson. emphasize their im "5 o'clock Dinney at the New ACE CAFE Across from Logan's, 119 8rd St. Old Fashioned Swiss Steak, Au COMING SAT. 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