The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 17, 1935, Page 5

a t \ TUESDAY DEC. Will Remain O EMBER 17, 1935 beh Evenings Through , Monday, 4 M., Tuesday, Dec. 24 : Dec. 23--Will | Close at 6 P. SOCIETY and CLUBS W.V.Camp Names Heads, Joins Auxiliary for Party Basket of Toys for Open Your Heart Campaign Is Col- * lected at Function A clothes basket full of toys was donated Tuesday to the Open Your Heart campaign: by the members of Levi M. Parsons Camp No. 7, United Spanish American War Veterans, and Auxillary, which ‘first used them for @ gift exchange at the joint Christmas party attended by 34 members Mon- day evening in the B. P. W. room, World War Memorial building. The social affair followed separate business sessions of. the Camp and Auxiliary, that of the former being marked by the annual election and installation of officers. Practically all officers were renamed by the Camp to the 1936 executive staff, which is composed of H. F. O'Hare, commander; F. A. Erikson, senior vice commander; J. L. Kelley, junior vice commander; W. B. Dor- ward, treasurer; P. G. Harrington, patriotic instructor; E. G. Wanner, chaplain;, J. L. Ryan, officer of the day; Charles Glitschka, officer of the guard; Charles Liessman, historian; 8. E. Arthur, Mandan, quartermaster; A. W. Snow, adjutant; K. C. Arness, sergeant major, and W. Hodge, color sergeant. Auxiliary members with a committeg composed of Mrs, F. L. Burdick of Mandan, president; Mrs. K. C. Ar- ness, department president, and Mrs. A. W. Snow serving refreshments, were hostesses for the party. F. A. Erikson impersonated Major Edward Bowes in conducting an’amateur hour program in which all participated. ‘When the toys were distributed they ‘were unwrapped and then placed in @ basket for the Christmas cheer or- ganization. A large trimmed tree completed the holiday atmosphere. Members of the Auxiliary voted, during their business meeting, to purchase a $5 Christmas seal bond. Jams and jellies were collected for the Old Soldiers home at Lisbon, ENDS TONITE (Tues.) The Season’s Thrill Hit SYLVIA SIDNEY i Wary Burns FUGITIVE WED. - THURS. SHE GOT HER MAN —but it was the best man, not the groom! Ninety minutes of joy in Hal Roach’s latest: feature-length howl! More fun, more e ment than you can shake a R.N. A. Lodges Join For Christmas Frolic The appearance of Santa Claus who distributed popcorn balls, candy and nuts and @ program provided by the young guests were the entertain- ment at the annual holiday party of the senior and junior Royal Neigh- bors of America lodges occurring Monday evening in the A, O. U. W. hall, Junior members presented a one-act play, “Phoebe’s Christmas Eve,” and also gave several recita- tions, these features being in charge ot Mrs. E. F. Trepp, oracle. Gifts were placed around a decorated tree and later were distributed. Mrs. Edna Beacock headed the refresh- ments committee. | Meetings of Clubs 1 | And Social Groups | ° ‘Women’s Nonpartisan Club 505 Election of officers’ will be an im- Portant feature of the Women's Non- partisan Club No. 505 meeting sched- uled for 8 o'clock Tuesday evening in the World War Memorial building dining room. All members are urged to attend. a 5 * ok * Progressive Mothers’ Club Because of the critical illness of a member, the Progressive Mothers club is postponing its -annual Christmas party, planned for 8 o’clock Tuesday evening in the home of Mrs. H, E. Paul, 420 Fourteenth St., and will have only a short business meeting at this time. se * V. F. W. Auxiliary The Auxiliary to Gilbert N. Nelson Post 1326, Veterans of Foreign Wars, will have a Christmas program at 8 o'clock Wednesday evening in the American Legion Auxiliary room, World War Memorial building. Mem- bers are to bring some article, fruit, or @ toy for the Christmas tree. * * * Wednesday Mothers Club The Christmas party of the Wed- nesday Mothers club, in the form of @ 7 o'clock bridge dinner, will be held ‘Wednesday evening in the Rendez- vous. An exchange of gifts for chil- dren will mark the occasion. * * * Beauticians Study Club Plans for a holiday party will be drawn up by the Beauticians Study club which will have a social meet- ing with. bunco and _ refreshments ‘Wednesday evening with Mrs. Alice Specht as hostess. ke OF Chapter L, 5.M.C. As its traditional holiday observ- ance, Chapter L, Sponsor Mothers clubs, will have a social meeting at 8 o'clock Wednesday evening with Mrs. E. C. Stee, 417 First St. * * Zither Club All Zither club members are invit- ed to bring their friends to the Christmas party planned for 8:30 o'clock Thursday evening in the B, P. W. room, World War Memorial building. Music and other entertain- ment will follow the brief business session, according to Miss Emma Grob, president, * ek Troop 7, Junior C. D. A. Miss Mary Halloran, assisted by Miss Jordice Godfrey, will entertain Troop 7, Junior Catholic Daughters of America, at a Christmas party at her home, 424 Broadway avenue, west, at 7 o'clock Wednesday evening. Dahl Clothing Store will re- main open evenings until Christmas. a Enough Lip for Four Barns! ‘associate conductress. The installa- Caroline Anderson Is Hettinger O. E. S. Head Caroline Anderson was named worthy matron of the Hettinger chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star at the annual meeting, succeed- ing in the office Peary Herrick. On her staff will be Tracy Fitch, worthy patron; Laura DeLa, associate ma- tron; Ira T. Hall, associate patron; Etla Burnson, secretary; G. A. New- man, treasurer; Dorothy Eneberg, conductress, and Vida Richardson, tion will be held Thursday. McClusky Camp Fire Circles Add Members At @ joint ceremonial of the Sakak- awea and Oteyokwa Camp Fire circles of McClusky, Margie Rohrer, Erma Hepper, Irene Schachair, Delilah Wag- ner, Marion Finstad, Violet Skaff and Viola Bennett became members, The ‘Woodgatherers rank was taken by Vio- let Froelich and Muriel Rhoads, the Firemaker rank by Hildegard Hepper and the Torch Bearer rank by Mary Rohrer. Hostesses for a 6:30 o'clock supper preceding the ceremonial were 2. watching Dorothy Lee going she covers 9.68 feet of lips in a year and that she and the other 2874 co-eds at the University of Wisconsin lipstick annually to paint four good-sized barns. But that’s what the test shows. The chart below shows that the average lip area is With the painting process repeated the annual territory cov- erage reaches the 9.68 average for each co-ed. Miss Beatrice Butler — To Be Holiday Bride Formal announcement has been made of the engagement of Miss Beatrice Butler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Butler, Mandan, and Max Soucy, Jr., son of Mrs. Max Soucy, also The marriage is to be an event of the coming holiday season. Miss Butler was honored Saturday evening at a miscellaneous shower and surprise party at which there wers Mr. and Mrs. Charles Winters of} Mandan left Tuesday for Minneapolis to meet their son, George Winters attending Kempet academy at Boonville, Mo. Mr. Win- ters will return to Mandan late in the week but Mrs. Winters and their son will remain in Minneapolis for the who has been H. C. Knudsen, acting state director of the public works administration, will leave here Wednesday to vacation in California. W. G. Davies. chief engineer examiner, will assume Knud- Hazel Dahl, Elaine Glarum, Genevieve Skaff, Ruth Schwartz and Violet months at the Acacia hotel in Los Angeles, Calif. that Mrs. Worst now is convalescing from a severe illness which she suffered shortly after their arrival there late in the fall. Dr. and Mrs. Worst visited with Bismarck friends before going west. Mr. Boise served at one time as secretary to Dr. Worst, who was president of the North Dakota Agricultural college for 21 years and commissioner of immigra- tion for four years, and who now is en- gaged in ranching in McKenzie county. + ee & McCabe M. E. Builders Chose Three Leaders Herbert Asselstine was named pres- ident and Justin Moeliring, secretary Miss Dorothy Jones and Jack Sanborn, respectively, when the McCabe Methodist Episcopal church Builders class held its weekly meeting Sunday evening. Mrs. Charles Rue was chosen as @ sponsor, succeeding Miss Beatrice Vater, who resigned. ‘Thursday evening the group's cabinet will meet to lay plans for the annual Christmas party. ee McClusky Eastern Star Officers Are Renamed Froelich, ek * Three R. N. A. Lodges Elect 1986 Officers Royal Neighbor of America execu- tive staffs elected at Steele, Hettinger and Glen Ullin at the last December meetings will take offices early next month, Those elected were as follows: Steele—Anna Hanson, oracle; Lydia Glaser, vice oracle; Fannie Robb, re- corder; Abbie Ritchie, receiver; Susie Heltemes, inner sentinel; Emma Nagle, outer sentinel; Nan Heinze and Laura Klienfelter, managers; Grace Robb, chancellor; Ann Morrison, musician; Bernice Heinze, marshal, and Rose Rosen, past oracle. Hettinger—Irene Lehmann, oracle; Clara Vigoren, vice oracle; Vivian Anderson, recorder; Juliette Melary, receiver; Elda Williams, chancellor; Ruth Erickson, marshal; Minnie Leer, inner sentinel; Dollie France, outer sentinel; Jessie Jacobson, manager; Gladys Otos, musician; Dr. N. W. Schumacher and Dr. M. F. Williams, physicians, and Wilhelmina Schu- macher, past oracle. = Glen Ullin—Margaret Stocker, or- acle; Anna Streitmatter, vice oracle; Blanche Tjaden, chancellor; LaVerne Rolle, receiver; Leonora Swain, re- corder; Jeannette Halpern, marshal; Hilda Tavis, inner sentinel; Luella Watson, outer sentinel; Theresa Hor- ner, trustee for three years, and Belle Pettis, musician. * * * Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Boise, 604 Ave- nue D, have received word from Dr. and Mrs. John Worst of Fairview, Mont., who are passing the winter sen’s duties during his absence. Knud- sen, who will be accompanied by his wife and daughter, expects to be gone about a month, WED. - THURS. 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Hamilton was naméd, all officers of the McClusky chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star were renamed at the annual meeting. Others on the 1936 staff will be: Mrs. John F. Bauer, Jr., worthy matron; Edward Tapley, worthy patron; John J. Dahl, associate patron; Mrs. P. A. Winter, secretary; Mrs. C. 8. Yokom, treasurer; Mrs. F. W. Perry, conductress, and Mrs. Hu- bert Oliver, associate conductress. | Voyageurs Patrol to Lead Scout Meeting The Voyageurs patrol, captained by Mrs. Ford LeBarron, is in charge of arrangements for the Girl Scout Lead- | ers association meeting at 8 o'clock! Tuesday evening in the Scout room! in the World War Memorial building. | * oe OF Auxiliary Department | | Leader to Broadcast | | Mrs. John W. Payne of Crosby, ‘de-| partment rehabilitation chairman of the American Legion Auxiliary, as- sisted by members of the Auxiliary to Lioyd Spetz Post No. 1, will present a skit concerning her special work over KFYR from 7:30 to 7:45 o'clock Wed- nesday evening, according to Mrs. J.! Arthur Solien, local unit radio chair. man, who has been in charge of ar- rangements. The Auxiliary trio also will assist. f * oe Ok ! | Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Grimes, Mr. | jand Mrs, Edward Eisenbeisz and Mr. jand Mrs. Oscar Hindemith, all of Bis- ; Marck, and Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Klick, |Glen Ullin, were out-of-town guests when Mrs. Ted Hindemith of Hebron gave a surprise birthday party in honor of her husband Sunday after- noon. Contract was in play at six tables, Waldo Baulke and Mrs. Eisen- beisz winning high score honors, and Floyd File and Mrs. Grimes turning in second high. Following the games the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Virgil Wilson, served a dinner. ee % Mrs. Hugh McCulloch and daughter, Patricia Ann, born Dec. 4 in the Bis- marck hospital, left for their home at Washburn Sunday, accompanied by Mr. McCulloch. The baby is their on Chr This year we offer a ~ the world. The right kind of sleep makes you look and feel your best. Restless toss ing on a hard, lumpy mattress leaves you tired with worn lines in your face. Sound, undisturbed sleep on a resilient Beautyrest leaves you re- Sleepona Pay for it out of 100 Beautyrests | istmas Club Plan $1 on delivery - $1 a week special club plan on the Simmons Beautyrest Mat- tress. Just $1 cash and $1 a week, buys the most famous mattress in freshed, with radiance in your face. Join our Christmas Club—sleep on a Beautyrest—enjoy the greatest eas luxury money can buy. first child and is the granddaughter |awards, respectively. There aleo was a favor for Mrs, Roy D. 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