The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 23, 1935, Page 5

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1935 Interfraternity and Mai and Mandan Y. B. W. Club.Functions: Also Are on Calendar The Thanksgiving dancing party of the Masonic and Order of the East- ern Star was the first of three danc- ing parties being sponsored within a few days by Bismarck and Mandan ‘tions. Saturday evening will see the first supper-dance of the season of the In- terfraternity club, the function to be given in the Patterson hotel Silver Masonic and Eastern Star Lodges Celebrate Holiday ballroom. More than 70 couples willl yr, Con attend. Planned for Monday evening is the second dinner dance in the 1935-36 season of the Mandan Young Busi- ness Womens’ club with a member- ship of Mandan young women who are employed in the two cities. This party, originally scheduled at the ‘Midway club, will take place at the ‘Tavern, Dinner will be served at 7 o'clock. Members must make reserva- tions by Saturday evening with Miss Ione Haagensen ,chairman, or one of her assistants, Fullerton and Mary Brown, Entertain 55 Couples Fifty-five couples danced to the music of Guy-Fudgy’s orchestra at the Masonic and Eastern Star party, which was given in the Masonic tem- ple. With appointments in the ‘Thanksgiving theme and stressing an the Misses Rosalie | Le! * Junior A.L.A. Groups Make Holiday Plans The Junior Aides, Junior American ion Auxiliary organization; is to have a knitting party at the home of Mrs, FP. D, Register, 1016 Seventh St., at 7:30-o'’clock Tuesday evening, this to be the group's November social meeting. If members do not wish to Lee they may bring embrodiery or er ‘The Juniorettes, the other A. L. A. SOCIETY and CLUBS | Veil Comes to ts Fore || ' Ennen- Baeth Wedding Vows Are Taken Here}. Miss Hannah Edna Ennen and El- win John Baeth, both of Moffit, were married during a quiet ceremony per- formed at 2 o'clock Friday afternoon by Rev. F. E, Logee, pastor of the First. Presbyterian church, at the manse, 216 Avenue B, West. Witness- es of the wedding were Mrs, Logee and the bride's brother, Merle’ Ennen, Moffit..Mr. and Mrs. Baeth will make their home on a farm southwest of Moffit. * * * 50 Attend Party for Junior A.0.U.W. Lodge Plans for the annual Christmas party, which will be an event of Dec. 20, were announced by the 50 Ancient Order of United Workmen junior members who assembled at the lodge hall Friday afternoon for a social time in keeping with the Thanksgiv- ing holiday. Chocolate turkeys were given to the children as favors when refreshments were served by Mrs. James A. Nelson, supervisor of the group, assisted by Mmes, J, C. Years- ley and R. C. Gunderson. *e * Cast for ‘The Fool’ To Be Chosen Sunday Bismarck Community Players of- ficers announced Saturday that try- outs for parts in “The Fool,” second offering of the 1935-36 schedule which will be given, during the holiday sea- son, will be held at 2:30 o'clock Sun- day afternoon in the junior high) school building auditorium. The *| ganization is making an intensive ef- fort to discover new dramatic talent and invites all residents of Bismarck and Mandan who have appeared in so to attend the tryouts. The direc- orange color note, a hot dish supper junior group, met Friday afternoon and had as a handiwork project mak- tor of the play has not been chosen but a decision will be made shortly. * ee was served at midnight. Wesley Ack- erman was master of ceremonies and called a number of circle two-steps. The joint social committee from the two lodges headed by O. A. Convert and Mrs, Carl J. Tullberg had ex- pected to retire with this party but was prevailed upon to sponsor one more party before the official close of the lodge year ori Dec. 16 when the new committees will be appointed. Plan Dec. 13 Party Mr. Convert and Mrs, Tullberg, wishing to return the courtesy and ing napkin rings which will be sent to patients in the Veterans’ hospital at Fargo for Christmas presents. An invitation from the Junior Aides to attend a Christmas party Dec. 13, was read. Leslie Jones and Jane Ann Skinner were welcomed as new mem- bers at this meeting, for which Mary Jane and Frances Nelson and Joan Rosenthal ee Club Has Discussion Of Literary Figures A of bright flowers, DINNER hat with the new basket type crown and a deep circu- lar veil, held jn place with a band of ribbon and a tiny cluster is worn by Anita Louise, young film star. || _Mmes. George M. , M, Register and Mrs.| ceived by Mrs. Philip J. Meyer, chap- 1/0. T. Forde gave the papers on Mark Twain and E. A. Robinson, respec- ]|tively, which featured a meeting of the Deiphian club attended by 17 ARC HB. Why Do Our Diamond Rings Sell? Wedding Rings did not spring up overnight. First we laid out a defi-jf nite plan, the cornerstone of which was that our rings must be exclusive, the dia- ji It will pay you to ac-[f quaint yourself with our |} wonderful assortment of Christmas Gifts. \ F. A. Knowles Jeweler “Bismarck’s Diamond Store” Morning Worship, 10:30 a, m. Sermon Subject, “From Despair “to Thanksgiving” progral j|topic. Mrs. Register dealt with “The McCabe Methodist Episcopal Church Corner of Fifth St. and Thayer Ave. Sunday, November 24, 1935 Walter E. Vater, Pastor Special music at both services, members Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. F, 8. Mitser, 405 First St. “Lest We Forget” was the mn Humor of Mark Twain” and gave sev- Mrs. C. B, Nupen reported the Nov- ember Community Council meeting, Mrs, F. A. Vogel gave @ five minute resume of The Clukwoman and Mrs. gave the critic's re- Lillian Higgins j] | Port, ae i se Forde. D.A.R. Contest Rules Explained to Seniors The rules which the national Sl paughtere of the American Revolu- tion organization has made for the contest to select a representative high school senior from each state to at- tend the national congress in Wash- padsrid D. C., in 1936, were explained to Bismarck girls eligible to compete in the contest at a tea given Friday afternoon by Minishoshe chapter. Miss Gertrude Almos, adviser of the j| senior class, also was a guest at the tea, which was given in the Bismarck high school domestic science rooms. After Mrs, A. M. Christianson gave Wj | the contest details, the girls were re- Evening Worship, 7:30 p. m. Sermon Subject — “When Love Was Justified” A hearty welcome awaits you. Bismarck City Auditorium MONDAY, TUESDAY—Nov. 25-26 Admission, Adults 40c (plus tax), Children 15¢ (plus tax) Curtain—8:30 p.m. _. ; i Meetings of ‘Clubs ter regent, and Mrs. Christianson. Mrs. John P. French, vice regent, and Mrs. R. D. Hoskins presided at the tea table which was centered with an arrangement of pink roses and pale orchid chrysanthemums flanked on either side by three burning pink tapers. Assisting in serving were Mmes. E. A. Thorberg, L. P. Warren and Forrest M. Davis. And Social Groups | Cosmos Club The Cosmos club, meeting at 8 o'clock Monday evening with Mrs. Henry O. Putnam, 623 Fifth St., will have & program presented by Mrs. L. B. Sowles. | e * * * LA. P.M, 1. O. O. F. The Ladies’ Auxiliary to the Patri- archs Militant, Independent Order of Odd Fellows, will elect officers at the meeting scheduled for 8 o'clock Mon- day evening with Mrs. J. W. Scott, 311 Seventh St. All members are re- quested to attend. ee % cD. A. Due to the performance of “Here Comes the Showboat,” home talent production which the group is spon- soring, there will be no meeting of Immaculate Conception Court No. 322, Catholic Daughters of America, Mon- day evening. The next meeting will|network at be Dec. 9, the date of the annual Christmas party for the Sisters of St. Mary's school. aed aaei Tee ESE PRT OR Sa | Church Societies o——_ Queen Esther Standard Bearers Miss Dorothea Arness, 223 Thayer avenue, west, will entertain the Queen Esther Standard Bearers of the Mc- Cabe Methodist Episcopal church at her home at 7:30 o'clock Monday eve- ning. t City and County j ‘A baby boy was born to Mr, and Mrs. Harold Olson, Driscoll, at 9:20 a. | ° m. Saturday at St. Alexius hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond J. Fox, 307 Twelfth St., are the parents of a boy born at 8:48 p. m., Friday at the Bis- march hospital. Mr. and Mrs,Carl Rebenitch, Lin- ton, are the parents of a daughter | born at 7:30 p. m. Friday at St. Alex- jus hospital. County Judge I. C. Davies granted marriage licenses Friday to Elwin John Baeth and Miss Hannah Edna Ennen, both of Moffit, and to Harley L, Hone and Miss Louise Mary Weist, both of Bismarck. wain, Moftit, Sam Sprecher, former bindery fore- The. Bismarck Tribune who at Aberdeen, 8. D., for the > cisled fetes here Ev, GFRSSEEE lat i and Axel Soder, Wi W. F. Keeler and Albert Pederson, || Driscoll; Albert Larson and Andrew E, Nelson, Wilton; R..J. J. Montgom- ery, Tappen; Adam Silvernagel, Al- fred Ryberg, Paul Holmes, Lean, Menoken; Court house visitors Friday andj #H. L. Mac- Herman — Soule, Braddork, and A. £: Slovarp, Mc- nie, { Church Group to Hold ‘Thanksgiving Program Members and friends of the First Evangelical Christian Endeavor League are invited to attend a special 4 | Jentertainment | Program, built around the theme of “The First Thanksgiving,” which the group is sponsoring at 6:45 o'clock ‘Sunday evening at the church. Mrs. John Schuler is directing the which will include reading of the first Thanksgiving Proclamation by Loren Burkhart, readings by Frances Bergland and Hilda Bredy, a talk on Thanksgiving by Richard Hall, songs by the Neu- bauer children and other appropriate music. Some of the young people will wear Puritan costumes. A social activity planned for the group next month is the topsy-turvy Christmas party which will be given Dec. 13. * * x Bismarck Pianist Is Accorded High Honor; Those in Bismarck who have fol- lowed with interest the career of Miss Jeannette Weinstein, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Weinstein of this city, since she was presented in a piano recital two years ago by the Thursday Musical club, will be in- terested to know that she was soloist with the Philadelphia Symphony or- chestra in 30 o'clock Saturday af- ternoon. Miss Weinstein, who is an excep- tionally talented young artist, has a scholarship at the Curtis Institute in Philadelphia and is receiving instruc- tion from its leading teachers. Her mother is with her this winter. broadcast over the NBC} Sterling Homemakers Plan Christmas Party The Sterling Homemakers .club meeting Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Harold Brownawell laid plans for its Christmas party to be held Dec. 12 at the Wildfang home and had a demonstration of knitting and cro- cheting given by Mmes. H, Belk and! M. Nelson, project leaders, Three new members were enrolled. Mrs, Chenoweth presided during the business session, at which Mrs. Beyer reported her work on writing the club’s constitution. Miss Dorothy Wildfang, who will entertain with her mother next month, was placed in charge of the lesson, “Christmas Cheer in the Kitchen.” To add to the holiday spirit at this meeting, there will be an exchange of inexpen- sive gifts by the members. ‘The project leaders showed how to knit mittens and bed socks and de- monstrated crocheting of purses, hot pan holders, mufflers and rugs. They included a lesson on weaving and making knitting bags. Mrs, Brownawell served refresh- ments following adjournment. STATE SATURDAY - SUNDAY i MENACE A COLUMBIA PICLURE \ With JEAN ARTHUR She’s a blonde bundle of T.N.T.... a killer-hunting gal with a yen for trouble! Plus John Wayne in “fhe Fighting Musketeers” News - - Comedy OF HIS G , thoroughbreds roar down th It Is the Privilege of This Theatre to Present ROGERS A PICTURE WORTHY Excitement tingles ... hearts skip beats... as straining horse race ever screened—the spectacular climax of this glorious romance under sunny southern skies! | PARAMOUNT, + =PLUS—SELECTED SHORT. SUBJECTS IN THE GLORIOUS CLIMAX OF HIS CAREER wth DOROTHY WILSON RUSSELL HARDIE CHARLES SELLON LOUISE HENRY ALAN DINEHART BILL ROBINSON REATNESS! e stretch in the most thrilling gar A Star’s Style see Blond Anita Louise goes shopping in|7 p. m., Monday in the dining room ‘plays or who are interested in doing| Hollywood in a casual coat of brown suede and a brown felt hat. coat is buttonless, pockets and flaring sleeves. has accordion 1 Mehus Junior Music ¢| Group Meets Sunday | Election of officers and @ program will feature the first meeting of the year of the Mehus Junior Music club to be held at the conservatory, 200% Third 8t., at 3:30 o'clock Sunday aft- ernoon, The club, which has in its membership pupils of the school from 9 years up te high school age, is af- filiated with the North Dakota Fed- eration of bea oe * Past Counselors’ Unit Is Organized Friday Twelve past counselors of the United Commercial Travelers aux- iliary organized a group which will have the name of Past Counselors Auxillary No. 5, U. ©. T. Auxiliary, and will have a combined business and social program, when they met Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Van R. Middlemas, 120 Thayer Ave- nue West. No permanent officers will be elect- ed by the group, which decided to have the various members preside alternately at the meetings set for the first Friday of last month. Mrs. Leo DeRochford will be in charge of the Dec. 6 meeting at the home of Mrs. H, G. Hilder’, 918 Seventh St., with Mrs. Bernard W. Andrus as assist- ing hostess. Mrs. W. E. Jensen and Mrs. Middle- mas served refreshments at the close of the business session. Lions’ Stag Dinner Slated for Monday Members of the local Lions club will be feted at a stag dinner to begin at jof the Grand Pacific hotel. A special |menu is being cooked up for the local | service club dinner which will be fol- \lowed by an entertainment and card party. are in charge of arrangements, The You'll Have Emotions! . about Ginger in t moontime advent with the starlet ALA CAPITOL Control Your or you'll get that way SATURDAY - SUNDAY MONDAY to his ure of GEORGE BRENT MW MOWBRAY GRANT MITCHELL SAMUEL $. HINDS ako RADIO Picture ou ICE as well as a variety fINNEY’ R OWN MADE CREAM for this week-end RAISIN NUT of other flavors to choose from. Add zest to your Thanksgiving Dinner with Cranberry Ice. S fOUNTAIN E. O, Bailey and J. W. Calnan a ;Truman’s Mother Dies , In Minnesota Friday Ralph Trumah, 314 Third St., leaves Saturday evening for Hopkins, Minn., to attend the funeral services for his mother, Mrs, H. D. Trumah, who died at her home there Friday after being ill since early fall. The rites will be held from the Congregational church at Hopkins, where the family had lived for 42 years, and burial will be made there. The late Mrs, Truman had visited in Bismarck in the summers of 1934 and 1935, Besides her only son she leaves her husband and two grand- children, Ralph Truman, Jr., poracioen Jean Truman, She was a prominent Order of the Eastern Star member and had served as worthy matron of the Hop- kins chapter. Mr. Truman and his wife, who has been at Hopkins for the last few weeks to ald in caring for her mother- in-law, will not return until the mid- dle of next week. Planning Boards Will Study Red River Plan Resuming study of interstate activ- ity pointed toward development of the Red River, planning boards of North and South Dakota and Minne- sota will be represented at a con- ference Monday at St. Paul, Minn. Hearing the North Dakota dele tion will be Gov. Walter Welford companied by M. O. 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