The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 17, 1935, Page 4

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE ‘THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1985 —— Monogram Jewelry Gains Fayor Chapter H of P.E.O. Celebrates Birthday ———___—_4 Mrs. Jake Gartner will be hostess for| bread, cake, candy and baked beans, |in costume. will be held by the Junior the Oct. 30 meeting. beginning at 11 .8..m., and continuing ni orkmer ** allrday Saturday at the A.W. Lucas|melent Order of United W Mr, and Mrs. Harry Skarrie of |store here. at 4:30 o'clock Friday afternoon at ee Mmes, F. R. Smyth, John P. French and C. L, Young, Bismarck P. E. O. Sisterhood members who were present at the institution, were special guests when Chapter H of Mandan noted its 20th anniversary Wednesday with a program at the home of Mrs. L. N. Cary. is spending the week in Bismarck and ‘A luncheon in the Lewis and Clark |Mendan visiting with friends, hotel preceded the meeting, which|? was closed with a service of tea and a i 1 ‘birthday cake lighted with a taper i City and County ° for each year. The entertainment consisted of aj) meeting patterned after one of two! Hettinger were guests Monday t ‘ of ar and brn. ©. . Kopplin, 206 Junior A. 0. U. W. Lodge the lodge hall. The party 1s open Mrs. James A. Nel- Park St. They were on their way to| A regular meeting and Halloween |Only to members. a Minneapolis, St. Paul, Rochester and |party, to which members are to come|son, Junior supervisor, is in charge.. Spring Valley, gee é . : ; * Mrs, Amanda Anderson, Fort Clark, interest following the resume of her trip. S The party theme was carried out further by the use of small flags of all nations for the refreshments table decorations. The foods were typical of the United States and the foreign countries of Brazil, Norway, Italy and China. D. H. Members Invited To Social Gathering All members of the Degree of Hon-| wr Protective association are invited to attend the 7 o'clock potluck dinner Friday evening at the new home of Mrs, Ira Frendborg, 1020 Seventh St.,/ the affair, to be in the nature of a housewarming and to include special j County Judge I. C. Davies has is- sued a marriage license to Jerome C. Boespflug and Miss Pamella Matzen, * * * entertainment after the supper. headed by Mrs. LeRoy C. captain, and Miss Christine Huber and Mrs. H. E. Schultz, lieutenants, will be hostess group. * * * Miss Adeline Eielson Is Bride of Oct. 12) The marriage of Miss Adeline Eiel- son, Hatton, N. D., to William Im- pett, Penticton, B. C., last Saturday was disclosed at Wenatchee, Wash., this week. Miss Eielson, who taught school at ‘Wenatchee, is a sister of Oliver Eiel- on, 828 Mandan St., and of the late Carl Ben Eilelson, Alaskan flier, who lost his life several years ago while flying to the icebound fur ship, Na- nuk, on the Siberian coast. She had visited in Bismarck a year ago. This is the second marraige in the Eielson family within recent weeks. Miss Hannah Eielson’s wedding to Raymond L, Barnard on Sept. 5, was announced recently at Warren, Minn., where the couple is at home | temporarily. x * Dunior High Faculty Entertained at Party . The international theme centering frround the program highlight, a talk on her European travels this summer py Miss Adeline Ness, was used for the arty given the junior high faculty The} losing team in a membership drive, ‘aor; In Hollywood Drama Edith Ramstad Cast Miss Edith W. Ramstad, daughter ;of Dr. and Mrs. N. O. Ramstad, 824 Fourth St., who visited here with her parents during August and Septem- ber, is now back in Hollywood, busy with her dramatic career. When Neely Dickson's production of “Mary the Third” opens Monday, Oct. 21, Miss Ramstad will be seen in the difficult role of the grandmother, Mary the First, whom the story shows both as a young girl and an old woman. The play will be presented both at the Hollywood Community theatre and at the Wilshire Ebell theatre where Miss Ramstad already has been acclaimed a success by her work in previous productions, * * * ‘Miss Aldyth Andahl’s Wedding Announced Mr. and Mrs. Matt Andahl of rural !Bismarck Thursday announced the marriage of their daughter, Miss Al- dyth Andahl, to Robert Bailey of this| city. The ceremony was performed at the| McIntosh, S. D., Lutheran parsonage The pin sets off this costume sweater and rakish felt hat. Monogram pins have attained a new popularity with the develop- ment of the letters that can be inserted into prepared frames. decades ago with those participating wearing authentic costumes of that period. Chapter H was organized Oct. 20, 1915, with a charter membership of eight, only three of whom, Mmes, C. L. Love, who was the first president, B, W. Shaw and E. A. Tostevin, st! live in Mandan. Mrs. A. H. Peterson, now affiliated with Chapter 8 of Min- neapdlis, is another charter member who was present. Members made volunteer offerings for the chapter's local student loan fund during the anniversary meeting. * kX Miss Clover Thill, 930 Fourth St., was hostess to members of the C-and- B club who met Wednesday evening for the usual sewing, which was fol- lowed by luncheon, Miss Margaret Niss issued an invitation to the group) for the Oct. 30 meeting. eek St. Rita’s missionary group was en- tertained at cards and luncheon Wed- nesday afternoon by Mrs. John Ehli, 1600 Bowen avenue, the score awards in the contract games going to Mmes. both of Bismarck. B, W. Shaw, Morton county judge, has granted marriage licenses to Nick Friess and Miss Amelia Bernhardt. both of Flasher, and to Emil Knoll, i1|Mandan, and Miss Rose Friesz, Flasher. conduct a sale of dressed FALSE TEETH “Stay Put” Says Druggist “With my gums gradually shrink- ing I had difficulty keeping my plate in position with various lenture powders. Most of them lasted one few hours. Now I use FASTBE’ and what a difference! I now wear my plate for 24 hours with absolute security and conifort. Fasteeth does not wash away or become thinned out, but ‘STAYS PUT’ until I am ready to remove _ plate. FASTEETH is tasteless, Does not sour or cause foul breath. Holds false teeth all day long.” . Accept only FASTEETH to enjoy false teeth comfort like you've never had before. Ask for FASTEETH at ‘The Menoken 4-H Turkey club will chickens, Wave @ A 6 AW Metal Tubes. ~ Everyone wants one of the new Harry J. Clark and E. A. Greenwood. GENERAL ELECTRIC RADIOS any good drug store.—Advertisement, OS which includes youthful knitted (From Monocraft, New York.) {Monday with Miss Edith Agre and {Albert Westbrook, both of this city, acting as attendants for the couple.) The bride wore a rust colored dress| and brown hat and carried a bous| quet of American Beauty roses. Miss; Agre was costumed in brown. i Church Societies to Have Halloween Party Miss Esther Bremer, field executive Rose Streitmatter Is Wed to N. Sebastian Miss Rose Streitmatter and Nick A Gift of Silver AWAITS OWNERS OF GORHAM STERLING PATTERNS with the Metal Tubes WE HAVE ONLY A FEW. THEY ARE SELLING SO FAST THAT UNLESS YOU ACT NOW YOU MAY BE Tuesday evening the bride's parents: secretary of the North Dakota Chris- gave a wedding dance for the couple| tian Endeavor union, Thursday an- attended by 250 guests, many of them/ nounced committee chairmen for a from Bismarck, at the Baldwin town) young people's Halloween party hall. Thursday evening, Oct. 31, at 8 lesday evening by the Misses Ger-} trude Evarts, Ness and Mabel Olson et the home of Miss Evarts, 217 First Bt., which was designated as “Evarts} Ellis) Island.” i Mr. and Mrs. Bailey are making their home at the M. O. Agre resi-! dence, 413 Ninth St. Mr. Bailey, who] is a former Mandan resident, has lived here for seven years and is in the employ of the Northern Hide and Fur company. . As the guests arrived, Miss Olson, ‘who impersonated an immigration of- ficer, distributed registration blanks to be filled out. The guests each con- tributed something in the way of music, speaking, dress, folk dance, dramatization or impersonation typi- gal of some foreign country, Prizes for the most entertaining contributions to the program were ‘warded to Mrs. Themar E. Simle and Edward Heer. Miss Charlotte Schmidt and Mrs. Simle presented a Hungarian playlet and Mr. Heer gave a Ger- man folk dance. C. W. Leifur’s Red Cross nurse costume attracted much attention. ee ces ty Biatiy whee her parental home, was guest of hon-' nold C. Van Wyk, Themar E. Simle | at & miscellaneous shower given by; = 3 about 50 women of the Wilton com-; and Clarion E. Larson. Miss | i showed pictures and other articles of diate lata oe | The bride-elect is a niece of Mrs. M. C. Anderson and a cousin of Mrs.! E. S. Cornell, both of this city. Mrs. Cornell and Mmes. LeRoy C. Eliason, w Herman Falkenstein, Donald Johnson fants and Harry Knutson, all of Bismarck, ment Were among the guests at the shower.! inin-| The prospective bridegroom, who is BISMARCK 4 native of Ellendale, is employed at! the U. S. weather bureau here. EXQUISITE Autumn Styles Debutante Footwear * * Wilton Girl , to Wed Local Man, Honored! Miss Margaret Anderson, daughter; lof Mr. and Mrs. Victor Anderson of| near Wilton, who is to be married Thursday to Donovan Lewis of Bis-| marck in a ceremony performed at NOTICE | i Women who value cor- | rect fitting and new i fashion trends select DEBUTANTE for the season’s smartest modes. $ 4,95 | Complete size range AAAA to B 3 to 9 A colorful selection in Suedes, \ | Prints, Fabrics, and Kidskins, clever designs in stitchings — : and punch work. The newer ay } center buckle strap, Hi-riding Sabot and side ties invite yeur choice at this modest Price. Bismarck, N. D. 'Moses, also of Minneapolis, who is umreys | o'clock at the World War Memorial/ building dining room. Members of the Baptist Young People's Union, the First Presbyte- rian Tuxis society, Christian En- deavor societies and the Salvation Army are cooperating. Serving as heads of the various committees are Miss Pauline Munsch,| tickets; Miss Thelma Liessman,! lunch; Laurence V. Nelson and Dex- ter Quinn, recreation; Mrs. H. J. Bischof, decorations, and Harold Smith, music. During recent weeks Miss Bremer has held district Christian Endeavor meetings at Kulm, Bismarck, Max, Minnewaukan, Chaffee, Carrington and Granville. This week-end she‘ will conduct sessions at Larimore and( Fargo and then will close the fall} meeting series with a convention in} the northern part of the state. From} that time she will conduct regular field work, consisting for a large part) of visiting societies. | * # Miss Pamella Matzen_ | Is Boespflug’s Bride} Jerome C. Boespflug and Miss; Pamella Matzen, both of Bismarck, | repeated their marriage vows late Tuesday afternoon before H. R. Bon-| ny, justice of the peace, at his resi- | dence, 506 Second St. * * * Mrs. F. H. Register, 622 Fifth St. was hostess at an informal afternoon party Tuesday for Mrs. George Wal- lace, who stayed at the*Patterson h tel for a few days while visiting Bis- marck friends and Mrs. Marlow | the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H 8. S. McDonald. Another out-of- town guest was Mrs. M. W. Hutchin- son of Great Falls, Mont., the guest of her sister, Mrs. H. W. Richholt. Mrs. Wallace left Wednesday for Watford City to visit her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Wallace, and will be joined there by her husband, who is a former state tax commissioner. * * * Plans for a benefit bridge similar to those sponsored by other groups to buy furnishings for St. Mary's pro- cathedral rectory were discussed when the St. Rose missionary group met at the home of Mrs. J. L. En- right, 515 Third St., for the usual business session, contract games at three tables and luncheon Wednes-| day evening. Mmes. John R. Fleck and Harvey Niles held first and second high scores, respectively. Pierce and Mrs. D. A. Dodds. | x % # Mrs. William Gabel, 508 Tenth St.,; south was hostess to 10 little boys at @ party Wednesday afternoon in cele- bration of the tenth birthday anni- versary of her son, Russell. Appoint- ments for the rooms and the supper table, which was centered with the lighted cake, were in the Halloween noie. Games provided diversion for the party of which several pictures were taken. Mrs. Gabel was assisted in serving by her sister, Mrs. F. G. Gabel. several birthday. remembrances. * * * Miss Gladyce Barth, who has been working in Valley CityAvith the Luzier Special Formula laboratories of Kan- sas City, Mo., has been transferred to the Bismarck territory and will make her headquarters here. eke * Week-end guests at the home of Mr. Guests were! the Misses Leone Mushinski and Marie | The guest of honor received Sebastian, both of Mandan, were mar- ried Tuesday at the Morton county court house by County Judge B. W. Shaw. They were attended at the ceremony by E. O. Lidstrom and Peter Sebastian, Sr. the bridegroom's father. x ee Mrs. J. A. Graner and infant son, Joseph Pearce, of Dilworth, Minn., arrived Wednesday for an extended visit with Mrs. Graner’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Pearce, 322 First St. Mrs. Graner and the baby who was born Oct. 3, came from Fargo in company with her sister, Mrs. Hazel Pearce Halverson, who had been with her since Sunday. * * * Mrs. Wilson Field has returned from Grand Forks where she had been visit- ing her parents. SSSSSSSOVPS OSS POSPO SP ODPPOOSS COS SOSCPP CIE ¥ If your Gorham Sterling table silver was pur- chased between 1831 and 1931, bring in any one piece for pattern identification and we will tell you how you can acquire a useful sterling gift FREE from the Gor- ham Company, America’s leading silversmiths. We cordially urge you to visit our Silver depart- ment promptly, because this generous offer is lim- ited to November Ist, 1935. CHRISTMAS IS COMING Bonham Brothers _ Tomorr ow Night---Friday, Oct. 18 VICTORY DANCE AND AUCTION BRIDGE PARTY AT THE DOME ..9 P. M. (CS.T.) Under auspices of Bismarck- td Mandan chapters of Railroad Employes’ National Pension As- sociation. 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