The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 13, 1936, Page 5

SMARCK ' RIBUNE. THURSDAY, AUGUST 18, 1986 ©) SOCIETY and CLUBS L. S. G. Club Elects Staff; Honors Three Members Miss Marcia LeRoy Heads New Society Cancels Plans UMS and Oatl Alkere eek ot Executives Who Take For Gladiolus Exhibit) mandan. ‘iss Mahiman is cousin — of Mr. Albers, Office Sept. 9 Beeause of the extremely unfavor-| Miss Williams has chosen Miss able growing season, the Missouri | Viola Huncovsky of Dickinson as her bear eee fe wn will not se tee | esa of honor and only attendant. A-staff of officers who will assume | °F OW, Wi was set for|Harold Albers, Hannover, is to be + their duties for the Pt term | Mandan Aug..21-22, officers have an-|best man for his brother. The cere- Sept. 9 were elected by the L. 8, G. | Rounced. In past years, the show has/ mony will be read at 2 p. m., in the club, sub-deb girls’ organization, at |DFought @ large number of entries/Tutheran Church of the Redeemer, é : » ot) anf has been an outstanding exhibit @ regular meeting Wednesday eve- Mandan. ning in the home of Miss Delma | tlt kind in the state. * # % Some society members are plannil Devitt to enter opie of the flower in tne| Mrs. Belk Is Hostess Miss Marcia LeRoy is the new |show of the Fargo Garden club in that president. Others named were Miss | city, Aug. 31-22 Later this thon, re For an Afternoon Tea Devitt as vice president; Miss Tona| sgissour! Slope organization will hold fea Sen, GORE fe nam eapeative ees ahiw with | tor no questa beleed tte hows of ‘The social features of the: meeting |"? mers cxmiMHne. 3 and 6 o'clock Wednesday afternoon honored the Misses Virginia Penders didies in her home, 710 Fourth 8t., compli- and Dorothy Mutchier: membews vho|State Woodmen Head revoir stadiasn, Wis, who s pend: wii birthday it was. In a scavan- Visits Local Grove ing several weeks here, and her niece, ger hunt, the Misses McConkey and Mrs. R. A. Day of Spokane, Wash., Penders won first honors, and the| Mrs. Mabel C. Lindgren of Minot, | Who. oe aA ee ae ae pow Misses Devitt and Fransen took sec: | state manager of the Vabea ns) lass oo eoner, Nee ond prizes. among the guests when John ee % T. Yates Grove No. 19 holds a water- a ae gr te ae Mr. and Mrs, F. E. Titus, 212 Thayer,|melon feed Thursday evening in pie Sry ‘Wheeler m ae tlie qik cinta f west, have as guests Dr. and Mrs. C.| Pionesr park. Meinbers and friends Wright, there were several others from ' W. Ferry of Tuckahoe, N. Y. Dr. and} of members who have been invited to pate ed Thay were Mies Marthin Mrs. Ferry also are visiting in the| attend are to meet in front of the Biggs of Pt oria, cf daughter of Mrs. home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R./| World War Memorial building at 7:15 Biggs: Miss Emily Olson of St. Joseph, H. Ferry of Wilton, during their stay |p. m. Mo, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, A. G. in North Dakota. Dr. Ferry isa nephew} The committee on arrangements Olsen, 611 Eighth St: Miss Blan obi eS ee for the outing is composed of Mrs.! pean of Glen Ullin, who is visiting * * % Marie R. Durey, chairman, and the|her aunt, Mrs. Lorenzo H. Belk, 104 Ee Trombson turned in the | Misses Elma Lindgren, Freida Zle-| Mandan &t., and Miss Minnie Swen- eid Score when her contract club, | mann and Clark Beck. son of Jamestown, the guest of her Which meets fortnightly on Tuesday, while here Mrs. Lindgrén will sister, Mrs, Frayne Baker, 508 Thayer, Boe Se eanaeee Py Mrs. W. A. Mc-| work out details of the North Dakota west. the Metodsld aac: ial aad in| Fraternal Congress convention, which! Mrs, Colin Cary of Mandan assisted o'clock luncheon in the municipal goif | t0 b* held in Bismarck next month.|the hostess in receiving the guests. ciuirae club Hekise pal ol" | Before coming here, she spent several| ‘Those who served were Mrs. Belk’s eg days at Grand Forks ard Fargo. daughter, Miss Emily, Mrs. Charles C. s* * Goodwin and the Misses Mary Louise Miss "" Nuessle and Kathryn Kellam. leas wettcend to aston” Mont,|, Alternating in presiding at the tea lwhere she is empl -|table were Mmes. E. L. Faunce and mployed, after a two- Paul O. Réniltigton, @r., and’ Mt T. week’ vacation in the home of her | 5’ Pane eee eg ;Mother, Mrs. William Barneck, 612| = erty and J. G. Cowan. The Ninth St. Miss Tait and Mrs. Barneck | ‘#2/e had a centerpiece of pink and | rt of th blue button asters in a cut glass bow] evicted eek Ms M = oa. at Bottineau placed on a mirror reflector. A pro- Pb ht pte ered lotta tusion of late summer flowers in bowls in-law and daughter of Mrs. Barneck, ond brought back with them the Ben-|9"d baskets were placed about the gon children, Peggy anc Janet. They rooms and on the porches of the Belk home. - will be here until Mr. and Mrs. Ben- en 4 Miss Esther Williams Gives Wedding Plans Miss Mary Mahiman, 816 Mandan St., cousin of the prospective bride- |son come for them Aug. 29. Miss Tait |goshe some of the tme at Lake Metl-|izaneth Ann LaRose daughter of x ek * Dr. and Mrs. V. J. LaRose, 522 Sixth Squirrel Stages Comeback to Favor Arriving Friday for a visit with Miss Ge: squirrel, a fur which, after years of oblivion is being head- lined again, is used to fashion this smart cape. suit in one of the new rosy rust tones, nothing could be smarter. Over a dress of iMiss Blanche O’Berg Miss Blanche O’Berg, who was em- ployed by the Universal Motor com- |pany before going to Washington, D. |C., in mid-May to become personal secretary to U. 8. Senator Gerald P. | Nye, has returned here for the dura: \tion of Senator Nye’s stay in Bismarck. |two months. with her brother-in-law and_ sister. Mr.-and Mrs..H. J. Bischof, 709 Wash- ington St. Wednesday evening. Mrs. bers of a sewing club to which Miss O’Berg has belonged, in honor of her jserving refreshments by Mrs. Fred O'Berg, Jr., of 927 Sixth St. ee % Miss Wilma Larson of Minneapolis arrived in Bismarck Tuesday to take the stenographic position at the First Cayou has resigned. Miss Larson is making her home with Miss Eliza- beth A. Jones, 1017 Eighth St. ee % riage to Quirinus Kurkowski will be an Aug. 19 event, was complimented at a picnic supper given Wednesday evening in Pioneer park by the eight jother members of her contract bridge club. For the dessert course, the group went to the home of Miss Mary Litt, 217 Seventh St., where the bride- elect’s gift, wrapped in pink and white cellophane, was the centerpiece for! j the attractive oe appointments. The third birthday” anniversary of Nancy Ann Peterson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Peterson, 513 Ninth 8t., which occurred Wednesday, was the occasion for an afternoon party at which five little girls were guests. Favors and the cake and other deco- rations for the supper served at 5 o'clock were in a red and white motif. See caer iM Today’s Recipe | las i oc cel sly Mustard Pickles These are a famous mixed pickle. One quart small white onions, 1 quart green tomatoes sliced, 1 large cauliflower, 4 small green peppers cut in shreds, 1 quart lima beans, 1 quart string beans, 1 head celery, 1 quart good-sized cucumbers cut in small pieces and measured . after cutting, 4 quarts water, 2 cups salt, 1 cup flour, 6 tablespoons mustard, 1 table- spoon tumeric, 1 cup sugar, 2 quarts vinegar. Make a brine of water and salt and pour over onions, tomatoes, cauli- flower, peppers and cucumbers. Let stand 24 hours and drain. Scald lima beans, string beans and celery in salt water and drain. Mix flour, mus- tard and tumeric with enough vine- jgar to make‘a smooth paste. Add ‘St., will be Miss Loretta Smith of M'ss Minnit \ witout penchig: tie: lase, part oh be | CvSlasad, Ohio. The Misses LaRose | and daughter, Euphemia, of Los An- vacation in the home of Adjutant | ud Smith both are juniors at Mary-|geles, Calif., General and Mrs. yne Baker, 508 | STOve colle; » Detroit, Mich. Mrs. La-| their home after a stay at Bottineau. Thayer, west, after a tour of Yellow- | P08 jome at Lake Detroit in Minne-| high school at Bottineau. e % % Lt. and Mrs. Will A. Sessions, Jr., Miss mer Oe te eer tee be te soa, where they will remain until the home the first of next week. Miss ea Cato college i iaadliaaed Swenson is Mrs. Baker's sister. Miss | ‘*F™, ie ores Eres. ies McDonald is visiting in Denver, Colo., and Omaha, Nebr., following her tour ci 715 Twelfth St., and Mrs. Sessions’ two-week vacation spent in.thres-na-jent month with them, arrived home tional parks. After touring Yellow-|Tuesday evening. after a week's out- stone, they were joined at Great Falls, |ing during which they toured Yellow- Mont., by Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Moore, |stone National park. former Bismarck residents, for the re- * * % mainder of their trip, which took in Glacier National park and Waterton |sie Doran) and son, Nt park in the Canadian Rockies. ** * with Mrs. Wilkinson’s mother, Mrs. J. Miss Evelyn Nelson and Jacob Barth |K. Doran, 406 Third St. and oil until. the latter part-of next week. | GLASSES on CREDIT Don’t let hard times ruin your eyes. Protect your most valuable asset with properly fitted glasses. See Dr. MacLachlan At Once You don’t need the cash, pay later. Office z{ 113 First St., Bismarck, N. D. PHONE 1589 ‘clock dinner party Tuesday for|son and their son will remain for a} hase Gunhild Nelson, former Bis- jlonger time: \marok nurse, who left Wednesday to RYE her. home in Santa Monica, | Calif. a a | ‘Donald Bowman, 809 Fifth St., has! {returned home after visiting for a few ; * * idays with friends at Ja-aeetown. His | The Misses Wilraa uth Edberg and | trother, Robert, left this week for Big | Ruby Sandgzen have returned to their |Sand lake in Minnesota for a several | homes at Minnsapolis after being | cays’ vacation as a guest in the sum- guests for 10 days of Mr. and Mrs. J.)mer home of Mr. and Mrs. S. W. C. Oberg, 611 Avenue D. Miss Sand- | Corwin, 422 Avenue C. ! gren is Mzs, Overg's sister and Miss ** % | | Mdberg is her nicce. Mr. and Mrs. John 8. Sigurdson * * * and daughters, Dorothy and Daria, Miss Ezfel Viton, 402 Fifth St., who | ot 818 Sixth St., have disposed of their ‘e3an a two-week vacation from the| home here and have left for the west S:smazck Tribune Saturday, returned | coast, traveling in a house car. They) Wednesday from Minot where she had | cxpect to make the trip to California, | visiting friends, She left the | where they expect to locate finally, in| ¢ day for Dode to spend the tal- | sbout six weeks, visiting points of in- of the time with her mother, | terest en route. lennie Viken. se sg PE RPGR GO pe Mr, and Mrs, William Barneck, 602}| Meetings of Clubs \Mn and’ Mis; Willan’ Farweatter|| And Social Groups Bismarck Homemakers’ Club A potluck luncheon at 2:30 p. will be followed by a brief ness meeting and social time when the Bis- | marck Homemakers’ club meets at | 2:30 p. m., Friday in the home of} Mrs, Roy Carttedge, re Pee st. Making their fae summer visit | in the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. H.! Houser, 418 Rosser, west, are their | son-in-law and daughter, Rev. and! Mrs. Louis E. Dickinson, and their | children, Louis, Jr., and Mary Alzina, of Crystal. They atrived Monday and will remain for several days more. Sunday evening Rev. Dickinson will Preach during the evening service of the McCabe Methodist Episcopal WARDS AUGUST church, 1 | COAT EVENT ZF age Priel , Sone Weddin Pauline Braxmeler and Dale De- | i \. | n. | HOLDS ANY WINTER COAT REGARDLESS OF PRICE! UNTIL OCT. 1Oth - ear rouin, both of Dickinson, July 11 at ae % Hellekson-Borg Marguerite Hellekson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Hellekson, Bene- tic oath eas Words neuen p pilspdede Semuet giincey A) antic early pure’ sav viean f tunes ands of done oe feels Prodi ded State Fur Co. duplicated later! Fine woolens, ese dental Misses’, 12 to Mau "a, 36 to 44; Ttra slees, 46 to 52, WARM SPORTS COATS Swaggers, belted coats. 12-48. Helen Kaelberer, Miss Marian Lewis, her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Lewis of Sterling, her cousin, Miss | Mr. and Mrs. Neil Wilkinson (Bes- | Elsie Bier of Hazelton, and Miss Ruth il, Jr., of Knox- !Cordner, 111 Avenue A, west, Bismarck guests when Mr. and |relatives. Mr. Wilkinson is visiting | h}2Tk. F Ge Marion Strand, Mandan, gave a|here only this week but Mrs. Wilkin- | ¥!4 the South Dakota Black Hills. * Oe * Kaelberer-Guenther ville, isit |7eembezs of a party which will leave sep ng terete tne dyad | Bismarck Saturday for a vacation of a eek or more in Yellowstone National ‘They are motoring to the park C. Hellekson, Mo- | of the bride. They | ceal, daughter of Mr.} their children, Tovey Lou and Steele.! and Mrs. Andrew Kaelberer, and Her- a | man Guenther, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. George M. Thompson, mother, Mrs. W. A. Steele of Fort} august Gueather, both of New Salem, of the park and will no® return here | @/2500_apariments, are home trun @ |Smith, Ark., who is spending the pres- July 25 by Rev. William Schmidt. 821 Fourth St., {sugar and remaining vinegar and dict, and Pleny Bord, Detroit, Mich.,) i ickens. who are returning to] son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Borg, Ruso,! add Sane ta ee July 21 by Rev. O. her daughter and their guest | Mrs. Fairweather made her home with| bridge, S. D., un: stone National park made in com- | Will save Monday for the LaRose sum- | Mr. and Mrs. Barneck while attending | are at home at Detroit. vegetables and cook until |thoroughly heated. Put in jars and Schilling are RINGLESS full fashioned « pure silk « first quality HOSE New Summer and Fall shades. Each pair uniformly con- structed and propor- tioned to size. Pecot fun stop top. Special economy offer 2 pair for $1.00 Copper lite High noon Marimba Moondusk Returns for 2 Months|} She expects to be here for the coming | ¢ | Miss O’Berg is making her home | % Bischof entertained 14 guests, mem-|% sister. The hosiess was assisted in| % National bank from which Miss Mary | ¥ Miss Eleanor Sullivan, whose mar-|¥% 5595S9SS9SS9SS TSS X99FS9FF999IOSISPSISIS IIS SIS SI OG TS POODS OM o round toe. dress wear. before Lindbergh. 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