The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 27, 1935, Page 4

4 . mae & SOCIETY Capital City Prepares for Joyous Thanksgiving Holiday, Union Service at 10 o’Clock Thanksgiving Morning Is Only Public Observance Bismarck stores were filled Wed- nesday with shoppers buying the last trimmings for the traditional Thanks- giving feast and incoming trains brought scores of guests and took others away as the capital city pre- pared to observe the day which each year is officially set aside for giving thi . The réligious and spiritual aspect of the celebration was emphasized in announcements coming from Bis- marck pastors, who are planning spe- cial services, including the union serv- fice at 10 o'clock Thursday morning at the First Presbyterian church. Governor to South Dakota It will be a quiet day at the execu- tive mansion due to the departure of public offices and business concerns will close during the holiday. Turkey for Prisoners The 274 male and three women pris- oners at the state penitentiary at| Bismarck will sit down to a hearty | Tepast of turkey and all the trim-| mings, including cranberries, topped | ‘off with pumpkin pie. The inmates | j will be entertained by a motion pic-' |ture—with the “G”-men heroes miss- | ling. | |. At the state training school at | Mandan the boys and girls will sit down to tables groaning under loads | of turkey and pumpkin pie, to be; |preceded by a chapel service. i lyouthful inmates may eat “to their! | hearts’ content,” said W. F. McClel- | jland, superintendent, as first aid at- | jtendants will be ready with “cura- | tives” for those overestimating their capacity. i Observe Army Tradition | Following the army tradition, of- ficers of Fort Liwcoln and their fam- | ilies will be guests of the various com- The | Rev. H. W. Graunke who presides, | _THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1985 _- CLUBS menu. Similar fare will be offered at the Bismarck hospital where the die- | titian has ordered turkey and all the trimmings for 200 dinners. ‘The Women's Community Council was making final plans Wednesday for opening its Christmas seal drive, its major activity of the year, imme-;| diately after the holiday. Thanksgiving in the Churches The Union Thanksgiving service) will be held at 10 o'clock Thursday morning in the First Presbyterian | church with Rey. F. E. Logee, pastor,| in charge. All Protestant churches; except the Lutheran and Episcopal are cooperating in this service at which Adjutant Herbert Smith of the! Salvation Army will deliver the ad-j| dress, | Music will be in charge of the Fi ty Presbyterian choir, directed by Miss; Florence Fritch. Pastors assisting are| Rev. William A. Lemke who reads the} governor’s Thanksgiving proclama- tion, Rev. R. E. Smith who delivers the invocation, Rev. Benjamin Schlipf; who gives the Scripture lesson; Rev. Ellis L. Jackson who will read the; ; Prayer, Rev. Walter E. Vater who is! 0 have the offertory Rev. H. G.} Bens who will give the benediction. There will be an organ prelude and postlude, anthems and several appro- = Modern Influence in Table Setting Catholic Clergy to } The 80th birthday anniversary of Most Rev. Vincent Wehrle, bishop of Bismarck, which occurs Thursday, Dec. 19, will be noted with a’ recep- tion in his honor to be given in St. Mary’s parochial school auditorium, it became known Wednesday. The re- ception is being planned by priests of the diocese. Bishop Wehrle has been in North Dakota for 45 years and was elevated to the bishopric 27 years ago. xk * Music Club Postpones - Meeting Until Friday Because the regular meeting date is Thanksgiving day, the Thursday Musical club is delaying its second November meeting for one day and will meet at 3 o'clock Friday after- noon in the American Legion Auxil- ary room, World War Memorial building. The Bismarck Junior Music club will present the program. Hos- tesses are Mmes, Carl W Lewis, For- rest M. Davis a John P, French. 2 x * The first birthday anniversary of Bruce Allen Delzer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Delzer, 717 Twelfth St., was cele- brated Saturday when his mother en-! tertained four little guests, Dean Mc- Conkey, Ursula Hugelman and Rod- ney and Carol Dobson, at an after- noon party. Another guest was Miss Winona Haggerty, sister of Mrs. De)- zer, The birthday cake formed the Honor Bishop Wehrle} Everybody! I ‘am indeed thrilled at this op- portunity to “get acquainted.” Al- though a newcomer in Bismarck, 1 already feel at home among you, sensing the spirit of hospitality which prevails in Bismarck. My stay here as manager of the shoe department at Buttreys will be as- sured with your patronage. As a_ get-acguainted special event, I am featuring this week a group of smart new creations of NEW STYLES centerpiece for the table which was trimmed in green and white. Bruce Allen was presented with a number Governor Walter Welford for Aber- | panies re Gata aE pe ereneViOS | relate hymns. Geen, 8. D., where he with Governor Tay. = Mt. Gol, ane TS ee Bee. . Robert A. Feehan, pastor of ‘Tom Berry of South Dakota will be | Leonard, who have been at Fort Ben-| an official guest at the football game between the Minot and Rapid City state champion teams. The classic will become an annual event and Governor Welford is hoping to bring home the sombrero which will be pre- sented to the chief executive of the ‘winning state. Mrs. Welford will have with her her niece, Miss Marianna B. Hansen, who makes her home with the first family. North Dakota's residents will ob- gn a more joyful mood than for the past several years. Governor Wel- ford in proclaiming the holiday asked solemn observance of the day. Turkeys will be found in more homes than a year ago, according to dealers, | win) be that of Miss Ruby Ruth Kueb- | who also reported a corresponding in- crease in sale of ducks, geese and thickens. Special Thanksgiving services are scheduled in many communities. All serve Thanksgiving Day Thursday} ning, Ga., for the last month and who jhad expected to be on the post for; their plans and are remaining in the east to attend the Army and Navy football game at Philadelphia Satur- day. They are to return about Mon- day. For the Thanksgiving feast, 270 places will be laid for members ot Companies, K, L and M and their guests and at the festive dinner which marks the day annually at the post hospital. Forty men will have their dinner at the Headquarters company, CCC, i |. Although the Thanksgiving scason has brought many nuptial events, | there is only one wedding anticipated | in the city on Thanksgiving day. It) ker, Mandan, and Ray Anton Jundt, | ‘Bismarck. j Dancing parties anticipated for the} | holiday week-end are one sponsored Friday evening by the Order of De-; Molay and the Order of the Rainbow | jassembly and the first dance of the; season for the Forty club, which is the Thanksgiving holiday changed | 9 procatheurail, announces} will be masses at 7:30 and/| the latter a high mass. Rev. Opie S. Rindahl, pastor of Trinity Lutheran church, has planned} {an 11 o'clock service with special) music by the choir directed by Ralph Warren Soule and a solo by Mr. Soule.' The Thanksgiving sermon text will! be “Now, Thank We All Our God”) and the offering will go to charities of | the synod. Rev. Rindahl announces| also that there will be a communion!in St. Mary’s procathedral rectory at: service at 11 o'clock Sunday morning.) At the First Lutheran church there} will be a festive service at 10:30) o'clock, according to Rev. G. Adolph Johns, pastor, whose text will be} “Give Thanks to God.” The choir has prepared two anthems, “Great/ Is the Lord” and “A Song of Thanks- giving.” i Rev. N. E, Elsworth, rector of St.! George's Episcopal church, announce: that the Thanksgiving service will be} at 9 o'clock. ee * A metallized woven cellophane cloth provides a matching background . for pewter ramekins and silver finished cups on this very modern influence table. of gifts, ee * | Because of the brief vacation, Miss Claire DeRochford, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Leo DeRochford, 302 Park Walter F. Coad Weds Miss Veronica Makens At @ quiet nuptial service perfornied 7 o'clock Monday evening, Miss Ver- onica Makens, daughter of Owen Ma- kens, Minot, became son of Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Coad, Minot. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Harvey attended the couple at the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Coad are making their home at 421 First St. The bridegroom, who is employee as a printer by the Capital Publishing company, was graduated from the Minot high school. Mrs, Coad, who has been making her home at Brittin, S. D., is an alumna the bride of! Walter Frederick Coad of this city,: jhas been initiated into the University! St., who is attending the University trude Roberts. A pink and green dec-|0f Minnesota, will not come home for orative motif was used on the two|the holiday but will visit instead hec tables at which the two-course lunch-|8tandmother, Mrs. Ella DeRochford eon was served. A treasure hunt,|Of Austin, Minn., whom she also visit- during which the bride-elect found|ed Sunday. Miss DeRochford is be- her gifts, games and sewing provided|ing accompanied to Austin by her diversion, unck, John DeRochford of Chicago, * * * who is spending the present week Word has been received by’Mr. and| with her in Minneapolis. Mrs, R. D, Hoskins, 904 Fourth 8t., that their grandson, Robert Hoskins, of North Dakota chapter of Sigma} Tau, honorary professional fraternity ; for engineering students. Election to Sigma Tau is one of the leading dis- tinctions to be secured by an engi- neering student. Hoskins, who is a senior, is in charge of arrangements! for the annual military ball which Scabbard and Blade will sponsor Fri- Admired by | Everyone but Costing You Only r) All Sizes You can “put “” and be ect teal, too, by chooxing from thix are here at this glorious price! jof St. Leo's high school at Minot. (Barbara Wynkoop Is. | ee the eve of the holiday. Named by Music Club) wedding of Goodrich hg ee eee Officers named to head the Menus’ Couple Is Announced Many teachers have taken advan-/ Junior Music club at the initial meet- ae ; | jtage of the brief vacation and are: ing of the season held at the conser of Lourdes missionary group at their spending the holiday at their homes.!atory are Barbara Wynkoop, presi-|, Ammouncement has been made of! home Sunday evening when honors in) Among the vacation addresses are:/cent; Jane Ann Skinner, vice presi- | ‘he marriage of Miss Martha Haas.ithe bridge games went to Mr. and! ‘will school—“Clare ‘Tom ab Castel’ /dent; Van George, scanctary, and) ol “ong wea © Meee Mo Oy a ee ee and | ‘ton, Elizabeth Malm at Velva, Esther | wary Wynkoop, treasurer. * Mrs. Ray |r sare, Hiteabeth Bchnaiden ‘also of | Mts W. A. Cleary. The Dec. 8 meet-j | Maxwell at Wilton, Nell Stearns at|Robinson is counselor for the group, |i Wien wes an event of Pri. (ns Will be at the Deardorff home, | Crystal, Sry i Aes and whieh is composed of pupils of the | Gooduch, 1 - 518 Fourteenth St. nne Orluck at Benedic' oosevell | conservatory from 9 years up to high; oa ined 1 xe * | |—Lenora Cole at Lisbon; Richholt—| school age. | Mr. and Mrs. Len Barreth attended; 4 Thanksgiving guest at the home! Jane Fritch at Valley City; William |” Marjorie Jones, retiring president, | the couple at the ceremony Me 8S! of Mrs, Emma Varney, 408 Second’ |Moore—Elizabeth Best at Walhalla was in charge of the program w ia eres The bride wore» dark gree {St Will be her son, Pred Varney of jand Helen Ricketts at Bottineau; | included a paper on Bach given by | Gr = Ad ean OE poeialng was | Boise, Idaho, who has not visited here | High school—I. W. Huss at Wimble-! ary Ann Cox with illustrative piano} |for about 10 years. He will be here |don, George H. Schaumberg and fam-| selections by Carol Leifur and Beverly |#*tired in. black. for a. short time after the holiday. ily at Washburn and Mrs. O. R. Bau- | Gunness, who played Bach minutes. The bridegroom is engaged in farm: - who is substituting for Gertrude | Yiolin selections were clven by Bye- (ig five miles southwest of Goodrich. | ts, at Wishek and Leola, 8. D.:/iyn Starner, Lorraine ieee. beh Leo | Where he and his bride now are at ‘Junior high—Ruth Rudser at Grand] Halloran, the retiring vice president. | 2°™*- | Forks, Clarion E. Larson at Minneap-| Piano numbers were contributed by ules H lolis, Adeline Ness at Robinson and Betty Hall, Phyllis Fleck, Jane Ann| Miss Ruby Ruth Kuebker of Man- | Chaseley and Elizabeth Louise John-!Skinner, Guilford Mandigo, Barbara|4an, who will‘ become the bride ot }}| Son at Glen Ullin. Wynkoop, Beverly Gunness, Viola |Ray Anton Jundt of this city Thanks- Hospital patients have not been Lueck and Charlotte Sloven. giving day, was complimented Mon- neglected. Oounting 125 patients, 53/ There are about 40 children eligible| day evening at a miscellaneous Sisters, 55 nurses and 20 helpers, 253 for the club, which holds its next|shower for 24 guests given at the will be served at St. Alexius hospital | meeting Dec. 15. It is affiliated with | LeRoy Roberts home in Mandan by where 17 turkeys and several chickens the North Dakota Federation of Mu-|Mrs. Glenn Roberts and the Misses are being prepared for the elaborate | sic clubs. Audrey Buckley and Helen and Ger- day, Dec. 6, and for that reason will! |be too busy to come home for the} Thanksgiving holiday. j * * * to be given Saturday evening. Night | clubs are expecting large crowds on hristmas PHOTOS $4.95 <i. Mounted in handsome gift fold- ers and easels . . . Open evenings by appointment. 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