The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 5, 1936, Page 5

zs q a = Y SOCIETY and CLUB: BS Honor Miss Frieda Bachmann At Tea at Executive Mansion -: Mrs, Welford and Members of Club Receive Large Group of Guests Nearly 200 callers were received at the Executive Mansion between the hours of 3 to 5 o'clock Thursday af- ternoon, the occasion being a tea given in honor of Miss Frieda Bach- mann, of Menomonie, Wis., sister of Mrs. Walter Welford. Miss Ethel Welford of Neche, sister of Governor Welford, was expected here to share honors with Miss Bach- mann but did not arrive. The tea was sponsored jointly by Mrs. Welford and the Ladies’ Wel- ford-for-Governor club. Members of the group receiving with Mrs, Wel- ford. and Miss. Bachmann were Mmes. P. O. Sathre, Dave H. Hamil- ton and Harold Hopton. Give Musical Program © Mrs. Hopton announced musical numbers which were given at in- tervals. These included the follow- ing: piano solos, “Sarabande,” Han- del, and “Six Variations on a Swiss Song,” Beethoven — Winie Lou Hal- verson; piano solos, “Minute Waltz” Chopin, and “Sunrise,” Pattison— Grace Olmanson; vocal solos, “Wait- ing for the Sunrise,” Seitz, and ONE SWIFT AND SAFE PRESCRIPTION FOR RHEUMATISM One supremely good prescription for rheumatism, ‘sciatica, neuritis and lumbago—when caused or ag- gravated by excess uric acid—and most of it is—is well and favorably known to live pharmacists all over America, Just ask for 8 ounces Al- lenru prescription and take as di- rected—it is swift and safe—often the pain and agony leave in 48 hours. Costs about 85c. Cat this out and save it—you may need this good prescription. —Advertisement. “8milin’ Thru,” Penn—Miss Char- lotte Sathre, accompanied by Miss Eleanor Cook; piano solos, “Fan- tasia,” Mozart, and “Waltz in A Fiat,” Brahms—Miss Helen Peterson; violin solos, “Polish Dance,” Severn, and “Fifth Variation,” Dancla — Milton Van Dyke, uci mpanied by Mrs. J. R. Van Dyke, vocal solos, ‘Cradle Sung,” Brahms, “W:ll O’ the Wisp,” Stross, ‘and “Ach, Wie Ists Moglich,” German folk song—Miss Rose Lefor, accom- panied by Mrs. Carl W. L:wis; piano solos, “June,” Tschikowsky, and “Nocturne, Op. 15, No. 2,” Chopin Mrs. Lewis. Use Profusion of Flowers Yellow roses and iris blooms were used in decorating rooms of the man- sion for the occasion. Mmes. Albin Hedstrom and Carl J. Olmanson presided at the tea table during the first hour and were re- lieved by Mrs. James Morris and Miss Anna D. Burr. Centering the table was an arrangement of pink snapdrag- ons flanked by green tapers, xk * 1.0.0.F. Delegates Return From Minot Delegates of Bismarck units re- turned Thursday and Friday from the conventions of Independent Order of Odd Fellow branches which open- ed Monday and continued through Thursday at Minot. O. A. Sorsdahl was the representa- tive of the local I. O. O. F. lodge at the grand lodge assembly. Mrs. J. J. Maison was official delegate to the Ladies’ Auxiliary to the Patriarchs Militant session Monday and Tuesday and remained for the Rebekah grand lodge session. Others joining her for the Rebekah meeting were Miss Catherine McDonald, the Bismarck delegate, and Mrs. M. O, Agre. The 1937 grand lodge sessions will be at Devils Lake, where the order maintains a home for the aged. soot. Allen-A Week SATURDAY, June 6 through SATURDAY, June 13 ALL NEW SUMMER SHADES (Argentine, Veolanda, Prom, Tango, Bolero and Continental) SPECIAL PRICES FOR ALLEN-A WEEK 69c 79¢c 89c Regular $115 Value 10-Day Special FREE Offer! During the next ten days (June 6 to 16) we will check, free of charge, the various functions of your car, no matter what make it is, with the Ford Laboratory Test Set This machine tells exactly the condition of each of your car and whether or not it needs attention. The test costs you and hours of before June 16th for sure. save you many your car today or Universal Motor Co. 1st St—Only Authorised Dealer in Bismarck—Phene ” ‘Ask for Al Méskensoo, Service Mr. We have a complete Prompt Service She Weds Again | Bel Air, Md, June 5.—(P)— Anne Cannon Reynolds Smith and Lindsay Plumly of Winston- Salem, N. C., were married here May 17, circuit court records show, Anne is the daughter of Joseph F. Cannon, Concord banker and textile manufacturer who recently settled a court judgment of $12,600 won by F. Brandon Smith, Jr., of Charlotte, on a charge that her father alienated her affections ier caused her divorce from Plumly is a nephew of the late Bowman Gray, president of the R. J. Reynolds Tobacco company. ‘The marriage was Mrs. Plumly’s third. She was divorced from Smith Reynolds, one of the to- bacco fortune heirs, shortly be- fore her marriage to Smith. Her daughter, Anne .Cannon Rey- nolds, second, is a participant in the Reynolds’ fortune along with the baby son of Libby Holman oo ids, Smith Reynolds’ second fe. Mr. and Mrs. Ayers Home From Vacation Mr. and Mrs. W. 8. Ayers, 220 Ave- nue A, west, came home Wednesday afternoon from a several weeks’ va- cation spent in motor travel on the ‘west coast. Mrs. Ayers had joined Mrs. Gus A. Osmundson of 508 Avenue A at Port- land and Messrs. Ayers and Osmund- son met them there. The Osmund- sons spent most of their time at a resort on the Willamette river near Portland. They left there last Sun- day and expect to spend the remain- der of June driving back to Bismarck, making several stops to visit friends en route. Starting from Portland, Mr. and Mrs. Ayers traveled to San Francisco and Modesto, Calif., seeing Yosemite park and the redwood forests on their way back by an inland route. They were at Tacoma, Wash., for eight days and toured Mount Ranier park, after which they went to Seattle, Wash., and viewed the Grand Coulee dam project before coming back by way of Spokane and Helena, Mont. At Helena Mr. Ayers met friends whom he had not seen for 32 years and they stopped over for a few days. While there they saw the effects of the re- cent earthquakes and had the experi- ence of feeling an earthquake shock. Life Insurance f= the greates, promoter of thrift the world has ever known. Thrift rit upon individual or nation ts Dallas Kast, Dist. Agent Phone S77 Bismarck, N. D. A. W. Crary Agency. Fargo, state mts. Northwestern National insorance Co., Mpls. Minn. BUDWEISER Now l5c No Charge for the Bottle 1. C. Davies County Judge Burleigh County Re-election Baptist Ladies’ Aid Holds Sale Saturday Mrs. D. B. Shaw is chairman of the rummage sale which the First Baptist Ladies’ Aid is giving in the church parlors Saturday, starting at 9 a. m. She has as aides Mmes. E. W. Her- bert, Fred J. Knight and William Barneck. The public is invited to pa- tronize the sale. xk * Club Names Workers For Achievement Day Appointment of lunch, serving and clean-up committves for Achievement day and a lesson on judging embroid- ery marked the meeting of the Cap- ital Homemakers’ club held Wednes- day. Mmes. John Cowan, Fred Werre and George Schultz were hostesses, Second St. Fourteen members and five guests attended. Of the guest group. Mmes. A. N. Larson, W. J. Wilcox, E. Hen- drickson, May Hall and J. H. Sleight. the latter three joined the club. The committees named are: Lunch —Mrs, Schultz, chairman, and Mmes. Cowan, Floyd Andahl and Frank K. McCullough; serving— Mrs. William Gable, chairman, and Mmes. C. C. Reynolds and Marian Lenihan; clean- up—Mmes. Werre, J. A. Kohler and Charles Toliver. Mrs. W. C. Wiley conducted a lesson THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, JUNE 5, 1936 on judging embroidery, instructing the members on points to be consid- ered. She then had them judge sev- ehal luncheon cloths on the basis of the instruction. Mrs, F. E, Nichols taught the rudiments of Swedish em- broidery, more difficult phases of which will be studied later. Lunch was served by the hostesses following adjournment. ‘ eek k Sisters Leave Today For Eastern Meeting Sister M. Boniface, superior of St. Alexius hospital, accompanied by Sister M. Maximine, director of nurses, will leave Friday evening for Baltimore, Md., to attend the 2ist annual convention of the Catholic Hospital association. Sister Boniface was present 21 years ago at the first meeting of the asso- | ciation and has attended every meet- using the home of Mrs. Werre, 216) ing since that time. Headquarters for the meeting will be established in the Fifth Regiment armory. Sisters Boniface and Maxi- mine will be guests of Notre Dame college during the 10 days they will be in Baltimore. Following their stay there, they will visit in Washington, D. C., and other eastern points for a month, Nationally-Known STETSON HATS for men, sold exclusively by Alex Rosen & Bro. —_—_—_—_ le Meetings of Clubs | a: | And Social Groups | |§ R.N.A. Juvenile Lodge The Royal Neighbors of America| & juvenile lodge will meet promptly at| 2 p. m., Saturday, in the A.0.U.W. hall. | ¥ Mrs. Charles Toliver, director, Porc : that all members be present. for a picnic will be discussed. Attention Legionnaires Support those who sup- port your junior baseball program. Attend the boost- er baseball game here Sun- day between Bismarck and Valley City. The city team is helping us. Let us help them. MILTON RUE, Commander CHARLES F. MARTIN, Adjutant KENNETH W. SIMONS, Chairman Junior Baseball Committee. 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