The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 16, 1936, Page 5

/ _THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1936 _ Hagen, Keller Wet at Watford City fe a ee, eee St lori nity: Add tg HON Fargo , Miss Agnes Keller, to Wil- liam Hagen, also of Farge, con of| Rummage Sale Oct, 24 That a rummage sale will be held CLUBS |, Elizabeth E. Curran Gives Wedding Plans Simplicity will mark the marriage service of Miss Elizabeth Edna Curran, daughter of James P. Curran, 612 First St, and Mark D. Worcester of Wat- ford City, son of Mr. and Mrs, Mark _ They Are Celebrating Golden Jubilee ~ @soaety Mr. and Mrs. Harry Knowles; Wing, Are Married 50 Years 50 Relatives Will. Attend Sur- ease te ‘prise’ Function in Their ive bene arty A. Worespier of LAdserwood, af 10:30 Wonor Friday Several Woodmen Circle lodge |cathedral rectory. Miss Curran has members are engaged in making prep- | chosen her sister, Miss Marian, as her for public benefit auction ; maid of honor, while Mr.. Worcester the | has named James'F. Coleman of Fargo one ee en a. Mandan Instructor to Become Bride Saturday Forty-three Mandan women were guests at a kitchen and crystal shower and bridge party which was given in the Lewis ant Care ne ray *! evening for le joenleben chairman, and Miss Mabel Smith, by Mmes. E. -P. Underhill, Floyd neceeew Evans and J. P. Fleck, In addition to bridge, there was a mock wedding for entertainment. Miss Schoenleben, Mr, and Mrs. Oscar Hagen of Watford City. The ceremony took place in the home of Mr. Hagen’s grandmother, Mrs. A, Scollard, at Watford City, with Rev. Carl Lien, pastor of the oh ifs de ecial Announcement — Mrs. Florence Ligon direct from the designing studios of-the AMERICAN LADY CORSET CO. of Detroit and Chicago FE Bee z MB. AND MRS, HARRY KNOWLES - A dipner Friday evening to which 50 guests have been invited will be given in honor of Mr. and Mrs, Knowles, who are observing the 50th anniversary of their marriage Oct, 16, 1886, at LeMars, Ia. Miss Edith Ramstad Will Present Pupils rie i i z g *** * Mandan Library Board as guests. Score awards went to Mmes. Samuelson and Ulmer. The, next meeting will be Oct. 28 with eEES ~Mrs, J. ,at, three tables went to Mmes. Harry He i i a of Spencer, Ia., Lester f Wing, John R. of Mott, veland of Wing and are 13 grand \. and Mrs. Knowles, Leo, Mrs, Knowles moved to the Wing before the town was and when the railroad came Knowles was among those assist- in the building. He started a ery and dray line business when moved to Wing and still continues in that occupation. Mr. and Mrs. Knowles are in good health and both contaniae to a? their own work. % * ga Ree ees Fee Rese ca o Evangelical Society Announces Candy Sale Division 4 of the First Evangelical Ladies’ Aid. will hold a candy sale Saturday in the A. W. Lucas company ; store, starting at 1:30 p.m. Mrs. Wil- liam Mertin will be in charge. xk * Bliss Calls Meeting Of Writers of Poetry A meeting of poets called by Col. Paul 8. Bliss, regional director: of the North Dakota Poetry society, is being held at 8 p. m. Friday in The Cairn, home of Mr. and Mrs, Clell G. Gan- non. Everyone who writes poetry is invited to come and to bring original! works for reading and discussion. x * * Mrs, T. J. McDonough of Tappen is visiting in the home of Mr. and HH. Sleight, 212 Second 8t., while here to be with-her daughter, Miss Marcelle McDonough, who un- derwent an appendectomy. in &t. Alexius hospital and. has been seri- ously ill, Mrs. McDonough expects to remain’a few days longer. On) Thursday, Mrs. A. J. Kress of ‘Tappen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sleight, visited with him. : *e & Halloween motifs and colors were featured in ,Juncheon appointments when Mrs, R. E. Anderson, 420 Thay- er, west, entertained members of St. Mary's ‘missionary group Thursday evening following the close of mission exercises at St. Mary’s procathedral. Score awards in the contract games ‘Homan and Joseph F. Orchard. Mrs. N. N, Hermann has the next meeting in two weeks, Be The child welfare committee of the Auxiliary to Lioyd Spets Post: No. 1, American Legion, met Thursday af- ternoon in -the home of Mrs. A, H. Irvine, 412 Eighth 8t., who is chair- man, to mend clothing which has been donated and to discuss plans for the year's work. Meeting with the members was Miss Esther Telch- mann, child welfare chairman of the American Legion post. Mrs. Irvine served refreshments late in the afier- noon, Returns Four Leaders The Mandan Library board elected officers and appointed committees at . {ts annual business meeting this week. Mmes. Frank Gruye, C. E, Arnold, C.D. Cooley, and J. A. Biggs, were returned to their offices of president, vice president, treasurer and librarian, respectively. Mrs. C. A. Peterson is the new secretary, succeeding Mrs. H. L Diebert. , Committee chairmen and their as- stants include: Finance—Mrs. J. T. McGilli¢, chairman, and Mmes. G. H. Spielman, E. H. Orcutt, Arnold and who is an instructor and dean of women at the Mandan high school, is to be married Saturday to William Haas, also of Mandan, in St. Mary's procathedral. The prospective bride- groom is associated with the Man- Gan Fruit company: * Resume Story Hours At Library Saturday Miss Marjorie Rankin who Recied charge of the -Bismarck Public li- brary’s juvenile department early in September, will hold her first story classes in creative dramatics for chil- dren at the opening of the school term, will present the intermediate ‘and beginners’ groups in two one-act Plays next Friday evening, Oct. 23. will appeal particularly to children a special kind of work which is being cape in the classes, will be announced iter. “Six Ghosts,” which is in the Hal- loween theme, and’ “Cabbages and Kings” by Rose Fyleman. Mrs, Eldon Anderson, 930 Tenth St. sk * r] Mrs. A. L, Larson of Grand Forks arrived Wednesday evening to visit with her daughter, Miss Hazel Lar- son, Rose nts. Mrs, Larson came at this time to attend the wed- ding of her niece, Miss Elizabeth Edna Curran, to Mark D. Worcester of Watford ed 5 Saturday, * Miss Margaret Hollworth of Provi- dence, R. I., has arrived at Mandan} for an extended visit with Mr. and Mrs, L. A. Randall. (Additional Society on Page 6) will be in the corset department of Sarah Gold Shop 312 Main Avenue Bismarck, N. D. Phone 566 * Saturday Only °* DAY FOR FIGURE ANALYSIS AND CORSET FITTING Miss Edith Ramstad, who began The place of the performance, which nd to those adults interested in the Plays chosen for this program are H. A. Wheeler; purchasing—Mrs. R,| hour at 11 a. m., Saturday, it was an- © Newcomer, chairman, and Mmes.| nounced Fri J.C. Gould and R, W. Shinners; pro erties—Mrs. W. J. Watson, and mag: zines—Mrs. Colin R. Cary. se * Brennan Briggs Davis To Be Married Monday Mr. and Mrs. M. J. McKiernan of Pomeroy, Wash., have formally an- nounced. the engagement of their daughter, Miss Irene Vivian McKier- nan, to Brennan Briggs Davis, son of Mrs. Florence H. Davis, 518 Sixth St. The wedding will occur Monday, Oct. 19, in the Catholic church of Pomeroy. ‘The prospective bridegroom’s mother is well-known in Bismarck and in the state, She is librarian of the North Dakota Historical Society's brary and is prominently identified with the nore Dakota Federation of Women's clubs, Mrs. Davis and her son, who came here Tuesday, left for the west Fri- day. Mrs. Davis goes directly to Pom- eroy and Mr, Davis will join William ‘Wetherall, his former college room- mate who is to be his attendant at the wedding, at the University of Idaho at Moscow. Mr. Wetherall is.a senior in law at the university, from which Mr. Davis was graduated in. 1935. Following the wedding, the. young couple will come to Bismarck, arriving about next Wednesday, and will spend a few days driving through this part of the state.-Mr, Davis’ mother will remain at Pomeroy as a guest in the McKiernan home for a short time and will arrive home the end of next week. Mr. Davis prepared for the University of Idaho, where he received a diploma in forestry, at. Bismarck high school. Both he and his fiancee were grad- uated from the University of Idaho ir the same year, the latter having majored in education, | . Mr. Davis is employed as a forester ir. the United States forestry service, serving under @ ¢ivil service appoint- ment. He is ted at Portsmouth, Ohio, where he end his bride will make their home. -* * Patrick Naughton of Minneapolis arrived Friday evening for a few days’ visit with his sisters, Mrs. Victor Moynier of: rural Bismarck and Miss Katherine Naughton, and his nephew and niece, Mr..and Mrs. Thomas H. ‘Tharalson, 214 Avenue B. DRY, PARCHED, LUSTERLESS HAIR rowed ATTENTION Ly BEFORE Let us give you a microse PERMANENT WAVIN opic analysis at no extra charge DEMMING BEAUTY SHOP Phones 1607 - 800 M. B. Halr Styling // Prince Hotel Blemnrek, N. Dak. W.8. Herbex Practitioner ‘WOME ‘Ye Changing the former plan under which children of all ages were invit- éd, Miss Rankin expects to select and tell stories suitable for youngsters of | nesday afternoon. Orange tapers and pre-school age and those in the first| other decorations suggestive of Hal- four grades of school. Story hours will continue weekly at the same hour and in the same place. ** * Local Past Matrons Are Guests at Mandan Past matrons of Bismarck Chapter No. 11, Order of the Eastern Star, were guests of honor at a luncheon given Tuesday in the Mandan Ma- sonic temple by the past matrons of Queen Esther Chapter No. 9. Mrs. L F. Smith, president of the hostess club, presented a program of readings, musical numbers end a pantomime. Halloween favors marking the places of the 24 guests, black and orange tapers in crystal holders and a bow! of deep yellow asters created a sea- scnal atmosphere in the luncheon ap- pointments. The hostess group held its October meeting the day before in the home of Mrs. L, C. Hulett at which time Mrs. Della Crosthwaite, vhoj Wes observing her birthday, was h *« * * Large Bridge Luncheon Given at Fort Lincoln Mmes. Richard C. Babbitt and Gay- lord L. Phipps of Fort Lincoln gave & 1:30 o'clock bridge luncheon for 28 guests Thursday afternoon in Mrs. Phipps quarters for the other officers’ wives living on the post, a. group of reserve officers’ wives including Mrs. Richard R. Saul of Mandan and several Bismarck guests. In the latter group were Mmes. W. H. Sodenstab, W. E. Cole, H. T. Perry, Charles R. Robertson, James K. Blunt, Frank E. Shepard, F. A. Copelin, E. G. Patterson, John .R. Fieck and J. A. Fleck and the Misses Agnes and Bernardine Fleck, “Mmes. Joseph 8, Leonard, John R. Fieck and J. P. Hanlon received the score favors. Lighted jack-o-lanterns forming the centerpieces and other appointments of the luncheon tables and the tallies were in keeping with the Halloween tradition. > : Meetings of Clubs And Social Groups ° | ¢ Capital City Townsend Club An open forum meeting of the Cap- ital City Townsend club will be held at 8 p, m., Friday, in the Burleigh jcounty courthouse. You CAN ACCOMPLISH aill this with the magic of Clorox =the product that has established a higher standard of Home for millions of. housewives. Clorox makes your clothes whiter, your home brighter, your work lighter because it bleaches, remaves stains, deodorizes and disinfects—all in one operation. easy, economical Clorox makes white cottons ‘and linens -white, bygieni- cally clean. Ordinary stains and dinginess disappeor in the tegular laundering process when Clorox is used. In a slightly stronger solution Clorox banishes stubborn stains—even scorch and mildew. 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