The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 26, 1935, Page 6

©) SOCIETY and CLUBS Women’s Tournament Games|2is™2tck Study Club Begin With 14 Teams. Active Names Drive Helpers Mmes, George M. Thompson and E, J. Helsing were named by the Bis- Classes Will Be Suspended for Ruby Ruth Kuebker Names Wava Atwood met Monday afternoon with Mrs. F. C. Thanksgiving Day; First Scores Are Given marck Study club to aid the Women's Community Council in the annual Christmas seal drive when the group Stucke, 722 Mandan St., as hostess. Their wedding attendants were an-|The program was made up of a cur-| nounced Tuesday by Miss Ruby Ruth|rent events roll call and a review of Kuebker, Mandan, and Ray Anton| Josephine Johnson’s novel, “Now in Bismarck women are taking a more! Sungt, Bismarck, who will take their | November.” than usually active interest in ath-| letic activities this winter with eight) wedding vows during a matin service on Thanksgiving day in St. Mary’s ee OK volleyball and four basketball teams procatnedral rectory. Miss Wava We | Aids in Function of meeting in the evening and with two | wood, Mandan, will be the bride's! volleyball teams playing games dur-| only ‘attendant and Bernard Jundt ing the morning recreational classes.| will be best man for his brother. There will be a wedding dinner in the|__C. H. Mergens, 226 Rosser avenue, Mrs. Themar E. Simle, director of) Devils Lake Council the groups, announces that there will| home of the bride’: nts, . jWwest, state deputy of the Knights of be no meetings on Thursday, which : yrs W. Ay Rusuuny of BLohaan and | Columbus, returned Monday from 4s Thanksgiving day. The volleyball teams meeting fiom % to 8 o'clock each Monday evening Icwing the ceremony. * * {Devils Lake where he had participat- ed in a memorial benediction service for deceased members of the Devils have selected the following names! Would Present Native {Lake council. and captains: Champions, Mrs. Milo The service was. held in the Cath- 8. Priske; Braves, Mrs. William Writers on Programs jolie church Sunday evening following Smith; New Deal, Miss Bernice Lar- son; Brain Trust, Miss Blanche Mun- @ regular meeting of the council and Requesting that native writers ana|® dinntr for members and their wives son; Tigers, Miss Katherine Mason, artists be recognized on organization |Held in the church parlors. Speak- and Bombers, Miss Hanna Jordan, Open Tournament programs throughout North Dakota|€TS were Rev. Louis Traufler, 0.S.B.; during 1936, letters have been sent|Fred J. Traynor, past state’ deputy In the first tournament game|this week to many state presidents|! the order; Frank Burckhardt, Played Monday night the Braves de-|by the Bismarck branch, League of feated the Tigers by 39 to 38, the) American Pen Women. Commenting on this action of the Champions downed the Bombers,50-47, i grand knight of the council, and Mr. Mergens. * * # and the Brain Trust and New Deal state group, recommended at a recent) Rev, and Mrs. Gaede Score was 42-36 in favor of the Brain} meeting in Bismarck, Edna LaMoore | Waldo, Basketball teams playing from 8 to!“Granted that we may not have in 9:30 o'clock Monday evenings are the this siate at this time Swallows captained by Mrs. Smith, | great ww: the Grey Hounds by Mrs. Priske, the | many good ones who should be bet- jter Known, Because of their work and their contacts with other creative workers all over the country, many of these people have viewpoints that are refreshingly different and pro- Trust team. INT by Miss Marianna B. Hansen and the Power House by Mrs. C. Glotzbach. Basketball tournament games play- ed so far are: Nov. 11, Swallons 6 and Hounds 4; Nov. 18, Swallows 4 and; riters or artists, we do have says! Goto Newton, Kans. Grey Hounds 11, and Nov. 25, ‘Swal- | stams will be the better for inclua-| motor. . jing them.” lows 4 and Grey Hounds 13; TNT 11) tuo chapter requests that inter-| the Kansas conference of the denomi- nation to assume charge of seven) and Power House 10. The last two ested program chairmen write to her teams were organized just prior 10) 5+ Bismarck or to. isle Smith Parke:,| churches and two company organiza- tions. While in Bismarck, Rev. Gaede! Monday's games. Gophers Are Leading jseoretary, at Mandan. The Gophers captained by Miss Violet Salhus with nine games won ters. in the class meeting at 9:30 o'clock on Tuesday and Thursday mornings are {| tied at present. They are the Texas | Rangers captained: by Mrs. H. L. Har- less and the Widows with Mrs. James K. Blundt as leader. x ek OK Miss Cora Marie Strauss, 223 First; Officers for the coming year will be St. and Miss Lydia Bertsch, 602|0minated. Sixth St., who went to Minneapolis several days ago with Mrs. Frederick B. Strauss, Jr., and her infant daugh-| turn to the city Tuesday evening. * ok : Five girls of high sthool age or- ganized a social group, which was named Ca-Ci-Co club and which {s Mary Mrs, Rasche and P. m., tonight in the dining room of |the World War. Memorial building. | 200 Second St., south. Current Events Club Mrs. D. J. McGillis, 814 Fourth St., ter, Mary Joan, are expected to re-|is to entertain the Current Events club, which meets at Wednesday afternoon. * 2:30 o'clocl: Fortnightly Club had charge of nine churches in out- * Oe ek * her beauty shop at, Mandan. * eK Mr. and Mrs. Arnold C. Van Wyk Mrs. N. O. Ramsiad, 824 Fourth St.,)Mr, and Mrs. Roy D. McLeod and to have 16 members, at a meeting) will entertain the Fortnightly club,|Mr. and Mrs. Georze Schaumberg en- held Monday evening with Miss Mary| which meets at 3 o'clock Wednesday |tertained members of the Bismarc: Helen Smith, 503 Fourteenth St., &s | afternoon, substituting for Mrs. R. W. hostess. The adviser selected for the | Lumry. group is Mrs. Elizabeth Grace. @ Se M A KISSLESS BRIDE... and I’m going to do something ~ about it! ~The hattle’s on : barred except kissing in the. ‘clinches! Glaudette at her grand: to “It Happened One Night” HER BOSS "(MELVYN DOUGLAS MICHAEL BARTLETT - - Added - « Technicolor Mustcal CAPITOL PARANC AL ASG TRIO IN 90 MI Rev. Gaede has received a call from! lying districts and also the local Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Kohler, 513 Ros-| church located at 623 Seventh St. | are leading the four Thursday eve-|ser avenue, west, are to have as their ning volleyball teams, which havej guests for an extended stay Mrs. started tournament play. The Vox! Kohler's Foppers headed by Miss Jordon have|Rasche, and her daughter, Shirley,!go7 Fifth St. won five, the Wild Cats led by Mrs. | who arrived Saturday from their home . M. Burman have seven victories to|at Marseilles, Ill. their credit and the Shooting Siars, | her daughter also expect to visit rela- A. Heide captain, have won two coun- | tives at Killdeer. The departing pastor and his wife; @—— were given a farewell reception at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 8. Spitzer, | As a token of esteem and in appreciation of the untiring! aibel services rendered during their resi-| Study Circle at her. home at 8 o'clock jdence here, Mrs. Frank Trygg, on be- Wednesday evening. Mrs. Opie 8. half of the congregation, presented) | Rev. and Mrs. Gaede with an electric| lesson on thé Book of Revelations. The two volleyball teams organized Meetings of Clubs | lamp. And Social Groups | Thanksgiving day guests at the! home of Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Williams, | ‘The I. O. O, F. lodge will meet at 8; Washburn, will be the Misses Marie.! son and Kenneth and Donald Flate- Rose, Dorothy and Christine Huber of| jand will be in charge of a meeting Mrs. Mary Ann Cool and Miss Mary} Timmerman have returned to Fargo after spending the week-end at Miss Timmerman’s cabin near Mandan for! ry " the opening of the desr hunting sea- Mie ee Ni Orcded will son. Miss Timmerman also attended to business matters in connection with} WORLD’S FAVORITE COMEDY A thousand hilarious situations, in a gir!-filled, music. crammed merry-go-round, that took a year to make, and : cost $1,000,000. ‘LAUGH HIT OF THE CENTURY! Daily 2:30 - 7 - 9 — Adm.: 26¢ until 7:30 the Capitol private dining room, There were covers for 33 guests. Bridge was played after the dinner, Mrs. Juanita Edick and Myron H. Ander- son receiving the high score awards. * * * Announce Wedding of Migs Esther Kundert; Miss Esther Kundert,. daughter of J. Kundert, Underwood, and Paul E. | Wagner, son of Mrs. ‘L. Wagner, Wil- ton, were married at 3 o'clock the afternoon of Sunday, Nov. 17, in the Bethel Evangelical church north of Wilton. Rev. E. K. Heimer, pastor of the Evangelical church at Mc- Clusky, officiated. * Attending the couple were Miss Clara Wagner, sister of the bride- groom; Miss Elsie Kundert, Turtle Lake, cousin of the bride; Edward Mueller, Wishek, and Ernest Wagner, cousin of the bridegroom. The wed- ding music was played by Miss Adle- heit Gehring. Rev. Heimer presented the bride- {groom and bride with the Bible which 'he used in performing the ceremony. In the evening a wedding dinner was served to about 175 relatives and friends at the home of Mr. and Mrs, L. Wagner. Mr. and Mrs, Wagner will make their home with his parents until spring. *x* kOe | Miss Grace Roherty, daughter of ‘Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Roherty, 615 Man- dan St. and Miss Marjorie Staak, 225 Avenue A, west, assisted in the program of adult education given Saturday and Sunday at the College really] Rev. and Mrs. G. P. Gaede, 623 Sev- of St. Benedict, St. Joseph, Minn., enth St. who lived in Bismarck for three and a half years while Rev. Gaede was in charge of the local vhicl - Seventh Day Adventist church, left! COUrs® in which leisure time activi ‘Tuesday morning for Newton, Kans.,! which is to be their new home. They! ,,. 2 y are making the trip of 1,000 miles BY ee earn eet cae iwhere they are students. Delegates from St. Paul, Minneapolis, Little Falls and St. Cloud enrolled for the ties were stressed. Social features in- ;cluded a formal reception Saturday * Oe * Roy E. Harris, 604 Third St., and jee Thuma have returned from a week-end visit at Bemidji, Minn., | where they were guests of Russell Whisman, who is Mr. Harris’ half- t brother. Church Societies ve Trinity Lutheran Study Circle Mrs. J. S. Fevold. 707 Eighth St., will entertain the Trinity Lutheran Rindahl will lead devotions preceding Mrs. K. C. Hathaway is to give a | Vocal solo. * * First Lutheran Luther League Miss Hazel Nordquist, Harold Carl- of the First Lutheran Luther League in the church parlors at 8 o'clock Tuesday evening. * KO St. George's Evening Guild | entertain St. George's Episcopal Evening Guild, which meets at 8 o'clock Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs, George Smith, 419 Griffin St. Eat your Thanksgiving din- ner at Main Dining Room, high school faculty at a 6 o'clock! Lewis & Clark Coffee Shop. Mrs. F. R. Smyth will be in|chicken dinner Monday evening in| Phone reservations early. charge of the program. WILL as you like him best IN OLD KENTUCKY A PICTURE WORTHY QF HIS GREATNESS! Excitement tingles ... hearts ekip beats .. as straining thor- cughbreds rear down the stretch in the most thrilling horse race ever sczeened—the spectacular climax of this - glorious romance under sunny _ Southern skies! :VING” JOY FEAST! NUTES OF JOY! State Colleges Give ~ Rules for Vacation Thanksgiving vacation rules have been announced within recent days by registrars of the University of North Dakota at Grand Forks and the North Dakota Agricultural college at Fargo. At the University, the regular Thanksgiving vacation begins Wed- nesday evening at 6 o'clock and school will be resumed at 8 o'clock the fol- lowing Monday morning. There will be no Thanksgiving vacation at the Fargo college this year because the Christmas vacation starts on Dec. 14, which is only two weeks away. * Bertram J.Dunnto | Spend Winter in City Bertram J. Dunn, son of Mr. and Mrs. B. 14. Dunn, 100 Thayer avenue, west, who has spent the last two years as a radio operator for the Dollar steamship line, came home Sunday and will be in Bismarck during the winter months. Mr. Dunn has been radio operator on the President Coolidge and Presi- dent Hoover steamships of the Dollar line, being stationed most recently on the latter. Since leaving Bismarck he has made altogether about 10 trips to the Orient, the ships stopping en route in the Hawaiian and Philippine Islands and visiting the ports of China and Japan. During his travels, Mr. Dunn has made an interesting colec- tion of curios and art works from the places he has visited. x ee Miss Alice Larson of Mandan, who| is to be a Thanksgiving day bride, was honored at a _ miscellaneous shower given Saturday evening by} Miss Lillian Baret of Mandan. The, 16 guests were entertained with bunco, | the score award going to Miss Char-/| lotte Larson. Miss Larson’s bethotha! | to Gabe Eckroth was announced re-, cently. xe The Thanksgiving vacation at the} ‘University of North Dakota will bring! several young Bismarck people home! for the first time since they began | their college courses. Members of a) party which is coming with Jack Har- ris, son of Mrs. William F. Harris, 828 Fifth St., include Miss Ruth Baker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frayne | - SELLIN Ladies’ VALUES Now $5.00 ALEX ROSEN & BRO. Baker, 508 Thayer avenue, west; Miss|@ — Gladys Risem, daughter of Mr. and/| City and County | Mrs. A, Risem, 507 aaiiterTol Mae e Peggy Jane Skeels, daugl of 4 . and Mrs, B. K. Skeels, 521 Thayer| A boy was born to Mr, and Mrs. avenue, west, and Frank Geiermann, |Douglas Tuntland of Sterling at 10:25 son of Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Gelermann, |. m., Monday at the Bismarck hospi- 520 Broadway avenue, west. tal. x * * Mr. and Mrs. Norman Rosen of Mrs. Arthur Grimes was hostess to| shields are the parents of a boy born & group of friends at the home of Mr./a+ 6:57 9. m., Puteday at the Bis- and Mrs. Edward LEisenbeis, 1100) marck hospital. Broadway avenue, Sunday evening in honor of her husband's birthday an- niversary. Bridge was in play at five fia coutaibelener Taeeang Larger tables, high score favors going to Mrs.) Vig be no reopening of the pheas- Roderick Chenoweth and Adam Mel- | ant-hunting season in any section of lus and the second high awards to/the state, . : Mrs, Bert Johnson and Loren Knapp. Lunch was served by Mrs. Grimes, as- sisted by Mrs. Ted Hindemith ana| Members of the state welfare board . | Will not meet until Dec. 12, it was an- pe eee site honor guest re-| sounced Tuesday by the office of E. ¥ * ex A. Willson, state FERA administra- tor, and secretary of the board. For Miss Myrtle Buchanan, who is - to become the bride of Otto Rogelstad| North Dakota's state _ planning of Carrington during the holidays,|board will meet Dec. 9 at Fargo, in | Miss Mabel Culver entertained 10 the offices Of the Greater North Da- | kota asdociation, pang CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our heartiest thanks for the kind acts shown dur- ing the bereavement of our son and brother, Dennis, We also wish to thank for the many beautiful floral offerings. Tom O'Leary Mrs. O'Leary Nadine O'Leary Catherine O’Leary Tom O'Leary, Jr. and Paul Mrs. A. R. Gress, Mandan. (Need Not Seffer monthly pain and delay dueto CHICHESTERS PILLS "THE DIAMOND © BRAND” friends of the bride-elect at a linen shower Monday evening at her apart- ment, 819 Fifth St. Contests and stunts were the pastime. Miss Ella Olson assisted the hostess in serving luncheon. * ek O* Mr. and Mrs. Harry Nelson of this city, who were observing their 14th wedding anniversary, and Dewey Nel- son, whose birthday it was, were complimented at a family dinner par) ty given Sunday ‘evening by Mr. and| Mrs, H. W. Shemitt of Mandan. The | Messrs. Nelson are brothers of Mrs.; Schmitt. If you can’t be at home for Thanksgiving Dinner do the next best thing and eat a home-cooked Thanksgiving dinner at THE INN |; (Across from Tribune) Phone Mrs. Olgeirson at 117 in regard to your menu. Please 9; make reservations early. ‘ MUMS ROSES G OUT Dresses TO $14.95 $4.00 Flowerphone 784 OUT OF THE One reason you're SAFEST in a 1936 TERRAPLANE Thanksgiving Hostess $2.50 to Oscar H. Will & Co. 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