The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 14, 1935, Page 5

I aa c 2 y <A RTT OTER STEERER MOTI.” ©) SOCIETY an& CLUBS Community Council Work _ Thank Donors and Patron: for Generous Support Net proceeds of $106 were realized from the 1935 Christmas seal bridge tea at which more than 50 tables were in play given Friday afternoon in Patterson hotel ‘Terrace Gardens the Women’s Community Council. The tea annually is a feature of Christmas seai drives which are con- ducted by the Council. Prizes at contract were awarded to Mmes. William McDonald and F. Lahr and the auction high score vors went to Mmes. Leo DeRochford and Melander. ‘Six door prizes were given. Before the tea hour Ralph Warren accompanied by Miss Belle Mehus, sang three selections from his “Life of Christ in Song” pro- gram which are appropriate for the Soule, tenor, Christmas season. . The guest art! performance brought forth profuse applause. He was introduced by Miss Manian Burke. Decorations Are Seasonal A holiday note was introduced in the decorations with greens on mantle and the tallies which had been made by first grade pupils of Miss Esther Maxwell in the Will school. The furnishing of the tallies by group. has become one of the tradi- tions of? the teas. Mrs, Frayne Baker, president of Council, and Mmes. Birlea O. W: R. 8. Towne and A. P, Lenhart pre-- sided at the tea tables which were tirely in silver and lighted with ivory tapers in three-branched ¢an- delabra. The floral centerpieces were set & bouquet of roses, carnations pompoms with pink predominating one table and an arrangement of yel- low ahd orchid pompoms for the sec- ond. Mrs. Myron H. Atkinson, gen chairman, and ‘her committee com- posed of Miss Burke and Mmes. John R. Fleck, B. O. Refvem, Norman I. Roop, Arthur R, Tavis, Paul W. Freise, G. R. Lipp, J. A. Fleck, Hazel Len- hart Welsh, George Moris and E. McCanna, were in charge of arrange: ments. 28 Give Donations A list of 28 donors announced Sat- urday by the committee included Patterson hotel, which each year nates the use of the Terrace Gardens, Purity bakery, Bismarck “Baking company, City bakery, Home Bake shop, Woodmansee's, Hall pharmacy, the A. W. Lucas company, the Inn, “HAVEN'T YOU HEARD? THE NEW HOOVER Sensational—a Hoover at such o price. Full-size—quality features. See it at once. Small carrying charge added on easy terms, Corwin-Churchill Motors, Ine. Sales & Service Walter Sermon Subject “A Divided Crowd” 1935 Christmas Seal Tea . Adds $106 to Drive Funds McCabe Methodist Episcopal Church Corner of Fifth St. and Thayer Ave. Sunday, December 15th, 1935 Morning Worship, 10:30 a, m. Special music at both services, We heartily invite you to attend tetumptiréhs & Moule, Finney eng store, Sweet Shop, Bismarck grocery, Logan’s, Bismarck Dairy, Hintgen’s, the Rose and Sarah Gold shops, Ro- bertson’s, Webb Furniture company. Bonham’s, jewelry, Buttreys Stores Inc., J, C, Penney company, Bowman Furnitire company, Hoskins-Meyer, Oscar H. Will & Co., the E. A; Brown grocery and the Wachter transfer company. Mrs. Baker, as president of the Council, Saturday voiced her apprec- iation to the general chairman, all the committee members, those who con- tributed to the success of the function a, {by attending and giving financial fa- |Support, and to the various donors, especially Mr. and Mrs. EB, G. Patter- son for the use of the Terrace Gar- dens. She also mentioned Mrs. E. F. |Trepp, drive chairman, and all the workers participating in the sales campaign in any way. The committee joined Mrs. Baker in expressing grat- jitude to those who reserved tables or came for tea and to those who contributed, ers Ss the by the also Ast’s . ee RF Royal Neighbors to Celebrate Yuletide The annual joint Christmas celebra- tion of the senior and juvenile Royal Neighbors of America lodges will take place at 7:30 o'clock Monday evening in the A.O.U.W. hall. Everyone at- tending is to bring a gift. Entertain- ment. planned includes a’ playlet by the children and a service of refresh- ments. the this the ‘ard, * * * Missionary Society Returns Mrs. Graunke and for . Mrs. H. W. Graunke was renamed president of the First Evangelical church Women’s Missionary society when the annual meeting was held Friday afternoon in her home, 310 Seventh St. Serving with Mrs, Graunke will be Mrs. William Schwartz, vice presi- dent; Mrs. William A. Lemke, record- ing secretary; Mrs. William Martin, corresponding secretary; Mrs. H. Fau- bel, treasurer, and Mrs, Floyd Fuller, adviser to the young people’s mission circle, After the election, Mrs. A. C. Baulke led devotions and Mrs. Lemke review- ed a chapter of “Women Under the Southern Cross.” eral the do- * * Evangelical C.E.L. Has Holiday Frolic The Christian Endeavor League of the First Evangelical church held its annual Christmas observance, a cos+ tume party attended by 40 guests, and annual election of officers Fri- day evening in the home of Mr, and Mrs. John Schuler, 217 Avenue C West. Two small Christmas trees on either side of the fireplace and miniature trees and reindeer on the mantle were the decorations used. Miss Winnifred Burkhart was in charge of presenting the version of the first Christmas and Miss Hilda Bredy was chairman of the interpreta- tion of a 20th century Christmas. This feature was followed by singing of carols and the enfry of Santa Glaus, who distributed novelty gifts. Rev. William A. Lemke presided during the election of officers which ; named the following: Lloyd Graunke, president; Miss Pauline Munsch, vice President; Della Erickson, recording secretary; Miss Lila Schneider, corre- sponding secretary, and Loren Burk- hart, treasurer. ee Miss Grace Roherty, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Roherty, 615 Man- dan St., has been cast in the part of Anne, the mother of the Blessed Vir- gin Mary, in the Christmas play, “Shining in the Darkness,” which ts to be presented at the College of St. Benedict, St. Joseph, Minn., Sunday. * * * Mrs, Christine Johnson of Willmar, Minn, who has made an extended stay with Mrs, Oliver Lundquist, 404 .|Mandan S8t., left Friday for Fargo where she will visit friends before going on to her-own home. E, Vater, Pastor Evening Worship, 7:30 p. m. Sermon Subject “A Desperate Situation” all our services, CLAMONDS.“JEWELAY the years to come the proud to show. French imported boxes, Your Christmas Savings ‘heat’ Don’t buy perishable gift articles that in a few weeks or months will be discarded, worn out and for- gotten. We will be.pleased to show you the many beau- ~ tiful GIFT pieces such as Rings, Watches, Silverware and others too numerous to mention here, gifts that in Gifts purchased at a first-class jewelry store never grow old. , Let us show you some of the beautiful Cigarette boxes, ash trays and lamps we are showing. We just received a new shipment of the famous Rookwood Pottery. Our store is full of beautiful things suitable for Christmas Gifts, Beginning Saturday, Dec. 14th, our store will be- open evenings till Christmas. -. FE, A. KNOWLES, Jeweler “Bismarck’s Diamond Store” recipient will cherish and be dresser trays, perfume bottles, jing chorus for the Bison Brevities, all son, 808 Second St Tuesday afternoon. ** * Boehth-Volk Wedding Attendants Are Named Miss Margaret Boe! Boehm of Mandan, who has chosen Dec. 26 as’ the date of her marriage to Peter Volk, Bis- marck, has selected her sister, Miss Genevieve Boehm, as her bridesmaid and only attendant. Victor Carufel of this city will be best man for Mr. Volk, who is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Volk. The bride-elect is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs., Joseph Bochm, Mandan. The ceremony will be performed in St. Joseph’s Catholic church of Mandan. * ek * Mandan O.ES. Elects Mrs. Schultz Leader Mrs. F. C. R. Schultz as worthy ma- tron, heads the 1936 executive staff of Queen Esther Chapter No. 9, Order of the Eastern Star, of Mandan as the result of the annual election held Thursday evening. Appointive and elective officers will be installed Dec, ;17 when Lodge No. 8, A. F. and A. M., also will seat officers for the coming year. Mrs, Schultz succeeds Mrs. R. C. Newcomer. Also elected were: F. W. Mason, worthy patron; Mrs. A. C. Sakariassen, associate worthy matron; J. C. Thysell, associate worthy patron; Mrs. Theodore Serr, secretary; Mrs. J. M. McLeod, treasurer; Mrs. J. L. Brenden, conductress, and Mrs. J. C. Thysell, associate conductress. Mrs. Newcomer was elected to the board of trustees for a three-year term. * * * \Mandan Dinner Club Having Party Monday | The season's first Christmas party to be given by a dance group in the two cities will be that of the Mandan Dinner club, which has a number of Bismarck couples on its membership roster, Monday evening at the Midway club. Dinner will be served at, 7 o'clock (MST). The party arrange- ments are being made by the Misses Tone Haagenson and Betty McHugh and Edward Steinbrueck, all of Man- ‘dan, and Dr. oe ain Linton. Junior ALA’ Groups Hold Joint Function | Singing around a beautifully de- corated Christmas tree and games were the entertainment when the Junior Aides entertained the Junior- ettes at a holiday party Friday after- noon in the American Legion Aux- iliary room. Toys which the chil- dren brought for the Open Your Heart campaign were placed at the foot of the tree. Both groups have had as a special project making Christmas gifts for patients in the United States Vet- erans hospital at Fargo and brought the completed nut baskets and nap- kin rings to the meeting. In the eve- ning they were given to Mrs. H. M. Leonhard, rehabilitation chairman, at the senior Auxiliary meeting. The hostess committee, Bety Mae Bernard, Louise Fisher, Gweneth Tester and Maxine Brauer, was as- sisted by Mmes. L, B, Brauer and Jack MacLachlan and Miss Helen Ricketts of the Junior Auxiliary sponsor committee and Mmes. Walter R. Tester and.F. G. Bernard. . * ee The Misses Donna Jean Davis and Jane Willson of this city, freshmen in home economics at the North Da- kota Agricultural college, Fargo, have been chosen as members of the danc- college show to be given in February. Word also comes from the college that Miss Norma Peterson of Bis- marck, freshman in applied arts and sciences, is one of the girls who par- ticipated in a ping pong tournament held as part of the girls’ physical education program. + & | Meetings of Clubs || | And Social Groups | + o Chaper F. P. E. O. Mrs, G, H. Dollar, 316 Park St., will be hostess for the meeting of Chapter FP. P. E. O. Sisterhood, at 3 o'clock Monday afternoon. Jellies and jams for the Christmas basket being pack- ed by the chapter should be brought at this time. xe * Pioneer Daughters A Christmas program is planned for the December meeting of the Bis- marck chapter, Pioneer Daughters of North Dakota, at 8 o'clock Monday evening in the Grand Pacific hotel parlor. * * * Rebekah Busy Bees ij The annual Christmas party, mark- | ed by an exchange cf gifts, will be held by the Rebekah Busy Bees club at the home of Mrs. Harvey N. Jen- at 2:30 o'clock Pan-Attic Club The Pan-Attic club will have its|M® annual Christmas observance in the form of a 1:30 o'clock luncheon Mon- day in the home of Mrs. W. Brewster, 117 Main avenue. “ae Woman's Club ~ The Christmas meeting of the Wom- an’s club will be held at 8 o'clock Monday evening in the home of Mrs. . E. Pickles, 811 Tenth St. Candidate for Santa Anite Handicap Singing Wood discov: on the 4 good 1} mas Day. ’ ot Feh, rs that. there reall; as Tala Birell, Viennese film actress, tacks a. golden hors ‘old’s stall to bring Mrs. s\ ck during the season opening at Santa Anita on Chri sing Woods, one of the tur! ‘winners, is a candidate tor the $112 22. c 3 | { is gold in California John Hay Whitney Ss more important money ,500 Santa Anita Handicap Holiday Welfare Work Stressed by Auxiliary Approval of a $25 donation to the! Open Your Heart campaign and much activity in connection with other Christmas charities occupied the Aux- illary to Lloyd Spetz Post No. 1, American Legion, at its meeting Fri- day night with the rehabilitation committee in charge of social ar-; rangements. | The appointment of Mrs. E. F. Trepp to head the committee on packing baskets for the Open Your) Heart campaign by Walter J. Brophy, drive chairman, was announced. Giv- | ing an Americanism committee re- port, Mrs. Trepp said that her group's | activities had been devoted mostly to class. Have Two Legion Speakers Miss Esther Teichmann, child wel- | gion post,-attended and gave a report on her work in that capacity. O. T.! Forde, also representing the Legion | post, thanked the Auxiliary for its! contributions in money and labor to} the, Open Your Heart drive. ! Mrs.. H. M. Leonhard, rehabilita- | tion director, stated that two assigned veterans will be cared for at Christ- mas time and that cigarettes and} cards will be sent to the Old Soldiers’ home at Lisbon and the United States | Veterans’ hospital at Fargo. She re- quested donations of jams, jellies and; playing cards. As head of the child welfare group, | Mrs. John C. Spare reported 92 fami-j lies helped to date and the prepara-| tion of a Christmas basket for a family at Underwood. She stressed | Junior Maccabees to Have Yuletide Party) peanuts are weighed after shelling. “A Christmas Maccabee and Chi members will be held at 4 o'clock Mon- day afternoon Memorial building dining room, ac- cording to Mrs. Dorothy Homan, di- rector of both groups, who invites au members to attend. songs and readings will be followed jby refreshments. 3 Epworth League Choir the FERA adult education citizenship; McCabe Methodist Episcopal church | celebrated the advent of the Christ-| ;mas holidays with a party Thursday | evening in the church parlors. | fare chairman for the American Le-' group, which has been organized for | dates, 4 tablespoons shredded citron, three years and now has the Misses; 4 tablespoons each candied lemon and Ruby Wilmot and Doreen Church as/ orange peels, 12 cup pecan nut meats, director | will make its first appearance of the | current season shortly after Christ-/ late, powdered sugar. j mas: Vernon Janke, Justin Moell- | ring and Lyle Clark planned the en-| chopper. ertainment with tricks by Al Banik | Orange juice. as the highlight and James Burman| hot water and stir into first mixture. |and John Ebrmantraut served the} | refreshments. party for all Juniorj Chi Girls club) in the World W A program 2. * * * Has Holiday Function The Epworth League choir of the| The and organist, respectively, | There were 26 guests. | * ok x Miss Mary Timmerman of the state) board of cosmetologist examiners re- turned to Fargo Saturday after spend- | ing several days at Mandan while} she inspected beauty vicinity. shops in the ;are in charge of publicity. | xk ; Means, Minot, before going back to le H laa jcup water, 2 tablespoons butter, iteaspoon salt, 1 teaspoon soda, 1 tea- |ing with a spatula into as thin a sheet jas possible. |pull apart to make thin and full of Junior High Students To Entertain Mothers| Girls in the Bismarck junior high| school home economics ae | will be hostesses at a tea in the de-| partment rooms Tuesday afternoon | from 4 to 6 o'clock, it was announced | Saturday by Miss Gertrude Almos, in- | structor in home economics, a sub- | ject being offered to the seventh and] eighth grade girls for the first time | in several years. Each girl may invite her mother or | | a friend, and women members of the junior high school faculty also will | be guests. Mrs. H. O. Saxvk will Bre- | side at the tea table. Decorations for the tea will be in keeping with the Christmas season | and will be arranged by a committee headed by Wilda Chapman. Assist- jing her are Merriam Mann, Grace Sanborn, Joyce Pavlak, Alfhild Engen | and Elvera Clark. The hostesses will be Helen Hedden, Joan Morton, Adele Solberg. Eunice | Omdahl, Virginia Malm, Rosalie Sat- ter, Dolores Brier, Ruth Register and Doris Radspinner. Viola Lueck is chairman of the su- pervicory committee and has as aides Wanda Swenson, Sylvia Stangler and Isabel Holwegner. Gracé Colberg, Rebecca Freitag and Mildred Toliver Wilmont Pfenning of Watertown, D..S., who has been called to Bis- marck as a witness in the Langer trial. was accompanied by Mrs. Pfenning and Mrs. Gordon Pickert, who are visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. E, M. Steinbrueck of Man- dan. Mrs. Benno Schimansky of Mott, who had been visiting Watertown for two weeks, came to Mandan with them and is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Mott. * * * Mrs. Jean Buckman Boucher of Prince Albert, Canada, is visiting with her sister-in-law, Mrs. James F. Campagna, while en route home from the Mayo clinic at Rochester, Minn., where she has been taking treat- ments, [ Today’s Recipe Peanut Brittle One and one-half cups granulated sugar, 1% cup white corn syrup, oe spoon vanilla, 1s pound peanuts. The Mix syrup, sugar and water and cook until a few drops tried in water form a firm ball and the thermometer registers 265 degrees Fahreheit. Add butter, salt and nuts and cook until 0 degrees Fahrenheit. The syrup will snap when tried in water. Dis- solve soda in 2 teaspoons cold water. Remove from fire and stir in vanilla and dissolved soda. Pour onto a large oiled platter or a marble slab, spread- Let cool a few minutes nd as soon as cool enough to handle holes. When cold break into irregu- lar pieces. Candy Fruit Cake 1 This is a bit rich, but good. One-half cup stoned and chopped | up Brazil nut meats, 1 tablespoon nge juice, 2 ounces dipping choco- Put nuts and fruit through food | Mix thoroughly with Melt chocolate over Work with a fork until perfectly! blended. Pack in a buttered pan. When firm cut in squares and roll) in powdered sugar. Apple-Mince Pie One package mince meat, 1% cups water, 2 cups sweetened apple sauce, pie crust, Choose a rich, juic apple such as the need for layettes and asked for! donations of infants’ clothing. Mrs. F. D. Register, chairman of) the Auxiliary’s booth at the American | Legion carnival, gave a resume of that; venture and thanked those who had 1 aided in making it a success. Radio Broadcast Coming j Mrs. John W. Payne, Crosby, de-! partment rehabilitation chairman, | will speak in a 15-minute broadcast ever KFYR at 7:30 o'clock Wednesday evening, Dec. 18, according to Mrs. J. Arthur Solien, unit radio chair- man, | After adjournment, the Auxiliary | joined the Legion in listening to a} program by the L2gion-sponsored| band directed by C. F. Dirlam. Re-) | turning to their own room, Auxiliary members heard a Christmas song service given by the organization chorus with Mrs. Ellis L. Jackson as) narrator and Mmes. G. J. Worner and; G. A. Dahlen as soloists. Mrs. Jack- son told the Christmas story by giv-| ing Bible verses, which suggested the; | numbers interpreted by the singers. Rehabilitation committee workers; who assisted Mrs. Leonhard in serv-; ing refreshments were Mmes. George) M. Constans, A. C. Brainerd, G. R. Lipp, R. H. Waldschmidt and William A. Falconer. ee * : Pauline Jones-Abelson of ndan has gone to Minneapolis for | a visit with friends. She will also visit in Fargo and Minot before re- turning to Mandan after the holidays. Mrs, | You Never Know Where You'll Be... Automobile insurance isn’t like other forms of protection. 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Railroads Will Give ‘ = «| Shippers Car Service Chicago, Dec. 14.—(¢P)—W : railroads Friday adotped a to give shippers and industries in 10° states complete pick uR.. motor truck service ai over existing freight reer The territory benefitting plan embraces [llinois, Minnesota, Iowa, North and Dakota, Nebraska, Colorado, Misz souri and Wyoming. H | Complete co-ordination of rail freight services with motor truck fleets’ at: both shi |and receiving ends was assured by the agreement. McADOO’S DAUGHTER WEDS New York, Dec. 14—()—Marriage of Mrs. Nona McAdoo de Mohren- schildt Cowles, daughter of Senator * William Gibbs McAdoo of California, to Francis Taylor was reported Sat- day. The New York Tribune stated the marriage, third for the bride, took place Thursday in Mexico City. STATE SATURDAY - SUNDAY => The engagement of Mrs. Eleanor Davies Cheeseborough (above) of Washington to Sen. Millard E. | Tydings of Maryland was an. | nounced by her mother, Mrs. Emien | Davies. 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