The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 25, 1936, Page 4

, ©) SOCIETY and CLUBS ry Thanksgiving Season to Be Crowded Time in Bismarck Numerous Weddings and Other Events Are Scheduled for the Holiday Weddings, a galaxy of gay dancing’ p, Thanksgiving guests, traditional; church services and a concert. hold the social spotlight for the Thanks- giving week-end in the Capital City. Many Weddings Planned Prominent among nuptial i planned for the holiday is the wed-| | the | Thanksgiving dance. Hat will hold its formal opening and reservations there and at other clubs will be at a premium. reserved traditional Bismarck firemen have Dome for their Lodges giving Thanksgiving eve arties are the Mandan Benevolent | parties, the arrival and departure Of! ang Protective Order of Elks No. 1256, which will entertain 140 guests ;@t a guest night banquet and dance jin the lodge hall, and the Bismarck jEagles club which is entertaining) the World War Memorial building. At events| members and friends at a party ex-/ this time flags, which the junior pected to be the most elaborate SPpON-| groups bought ‘with thé aid of the BS i Legion Auxiliary Has Much Activity Coming | | It is to be a busy week-end for i ' i members of the Auxiliary to Lloyd Spetz Post No. 1, American Legion, ; and its affiliated junior groups, ; _ Mrs. C. B. Nupen and her Armistice day committee are in charge of ar- rangements for the senior unit's bus- | iness d social meeting at 8 p. m., | Friday, in the Auxiliary room in the | World War Memorial building. Mrs, H. W. Rosenthal is chairman of a special committee sponsoring a joint meeting of the Junior Aides, | Juniorettes and Daughters of the | American Legion at 3 p.m., Friday, in ding of Miss Lucile Dahners of Man-|S0red by the group this season. The! Auxillary, will be dedicated. Mothers dan and Robert Luck of Grand) Bismarck assembly of Fourth Degree] of the girls and all Auxiliary mem- Forks, Mr. and Mrs, H. L. Dahners,| Knights of Columbus has deferred a) bers are invited to attend the pro- Di o'clock Thursday afternoon for all! Saturday evening brings the open- friends of the family and the young! ing dance of the season of the Forty couple. Mis i marck and Ross Price of Mandan arej club's roster will have io be married in an early matin! py service in St. Joseph's Catholic church Patterso of Mandan. Other weddings of in-! terest locally on the holiday will be! those of Miss Erma Cox of Bismarck § and C. R, Lenth of Capitan, N. Mex.,! sing in the Trinity Lutheran churc at Denver, Colo., and of Cecelia Mar-!the concert being open to the publi Boehm of Mandan and Robert, pinner will be served for the choir at | Lutheran | gar Edward Brown of Bismarck, at Man-| dan. Another marriage coming with-| Girls’ club, their first arty in the Silver ballroom of the Concert Friday Night On Friday at 8:15 p. m., the Luther | will eminary Male choir of 25 voi o'clock by the Trinity Following the concert, nts of the bride-elect, are to give, Thanksgiving dance which it had ex-| gram and a reception and tea which a reception in their home from 3 to 5, pected to hold at Mandan, will follow. The Daughters of the American Legion have planned a dance Satur- club, Bismarck's oldest dancing or-/ day evening to which each member Bess Celeste Matthews of Bis-, ganization. The forty couples of the | is inviting two other girls and their escorts. Mrs. John MacLachlan’ of the sponsor group is assisitng the girls with arrangements. ' * Union Young’ People’s Meeting Is Scheduled Rev. George Bennard, the noted | evangelist who is holding services here in the holiday is that of Miss Alla) the guest choir and Trinity choir will| for a few weeks, has accepted an in- ‘Taft and Adelbert Rowley, both of; Mandan, Quiet Day in Mansion Governor and Mrs. Walter Welfor: and their niece, Miss Marianne B. Hansen, are planning a quiet holiday. | They will have as their guest for the | week-end Mrs. Welford’s sister, Miss; Freda Bachmann of Menomonie, Wis., who has been a frequent visitor at the | Malm to Velva, Miss Beatrice Mir: : nt Mise Bachmann {to Gackle, Miss Esther Maxwell toj | Wilton and Miss Esther Teichmann to | Fargo. | executive mansion. will arrive Wednesday evening. Plans at Fort Lincoln At Fort Lincoln officers and their families will be entertained by their j @ companies, following an army tradi- tion, so there will be no dinner par- Ues on Officers’ row. Festivities at-| tendant upon the holiday will be a) Braddock and M dancing party given by the officers) for Erskine, Mir Saturday evening in the new club-; house and a number of informal func-| members are away. has gone to Grand Forks, Miss Louise | rd have issued invitations for; Johnson to Glen Ullin, Miss Arlene| the | McBain, Detroit Lakes, Minn. tion: Leon: a 7 o'clock dinner Lt. Col. and Mrs. Joseph S. preceding be guests of Rev. | Rindahl at an informal reception in a. the church parlors. | the holiday to make week-end trips. has gone to Killdeer, Miss Elizabeth and Mrs. Opie S./ Teachers Having Rest Many teachers took advantage of Of the Will faculty, Miss Edna Boss cle From the junior high schoo! nd Mrs. Themar E. Simle depa | for Jamestown, Mr, and Mrs, E. H. Haldi for C: Judith Skogerboe | | school faculty} Leal Edmunds} Many senior high Clar- ance. Capt. and Mrs. Cecil S. Mol-| ion E. Larson, Minneapolis; Mr. and| lohan, who soon commence their trip! mrs. to China, are being entertained at’ y, many small functions and Mrs. Her- bert L, Freeland has invitations, out s d Mr. and Mrs. Glenn A. for a 1 o'clock luncheon in the Pat-| som 97 I terson Rose room Saturday for Mrs. ae Bioorhead erinn and) ce Mollohan. | Ministers Give Plans { Ministers of the city’s churches} have made elaborate plans for re-) ligious observance of the day. The} seventh annual union service set for 10 a. m, in the McCabe Methodist Episcopal church will be staged by several congregations. Complete de- tails of all local services are given elsewhere in this edition. Rev. and Mrs. Ellis L. Jackson are inviting the young people of the First Baptist congregation to be their guests at an 8 o'clock breakfast Thanksgiving morning in the church parlors. Informal group singing is the only entertainment planned. Thanksgiving Eve Is Gay In both Mandan and Bismarck and at the night clubs in the midway dis- trict, Thanksgiving eve will be a gala occasion. Wednesday evening the Hi- THE CAPITAL COMMERCIAL COLLEGE (Incorporated) i 314!. Main Ave. Phone 121 § | Bismarck, North Dakota We offer: A Business Administration Course (12 months) A Secretarial Course (9 months) A Stenographic Course (6 months) An Intensive Course (4 months) | A Bookkeeping & Account- ancy Course (6 months) A Course in Business Ma- chines (The Ediphone, The Bank Posting Machine, The Mimeograph, The Comptometer, The Calculator (Monroe), The Stenotype, The Check Writer, etc.) OUR EQUIP- MENT IS COMPLETE. We have modern and up-to-date equipment and furniture for three hundred students a year. We furnish places to earn board and room. OUR STUDENTS GET THE POSITIONS. WINTER TERM begins Tuesday, || Decembe? 1, 1936. Write for cata- | logue and other information. R. E. Jack, President Wm, G. Ellis, Sec.-Treas. A. E. Banik, Registrar. | Evansville, Minn.; I, W. Huss, Eckel-/ Fargo, and Miss Ruth Crawford, who is at Hazelton, are the only Richholt faculty members out of the city. Grand Forks, and Miss Helen Ricketts, who is at Fargo, both are William Moore instructors. ing several days here with her sister. * George H. Schaumberg Wash-/| urn; Mr, and Mrs. William H. Pa) e, | Miss Dolores Johnson who went to) Miss Frances Collison, who went to} Miss Ricketts is) visiting Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Teich- mann as is Miss Matilda Welo of St Paul. Mrs. Teichmann, who was Miss} Violet Fetcher, and Miss Welo both are former Roosevelt teachers. All members of the Wachter and Roosevelt faculties are remaining inj Bismarck. 1 * * * Miss Margaret Sheehan was com- plimented Tuesday at a surprise birthday party which was given by) Miss Ella Olson, who lives with Miss Sheehan in the Woodmansee apart- ments, and Mrs. Meta Arnold of Min- neapolis, sister of the honor guest. Others from out-of-town attending were Mrs. George Manley and Miss Margaret Olson, both of McKenzie. The 12 guests all presented the hon- oree with gifts. Mrs. Arnold is spend- | itation to address a union young people's mecting at 6:15 p. m., Sunday, in the First Baptist church. The detailed program will be an- nounced later. Serving on the ar- | rangements committee are the Misses Eileen Skei, Pauline Munsch and Es ther Bremer and Fay Hansen, Dexter Quinn and Dr. Ralph S. Montague. Cooperating societies are the Bap- tist Yount People's union, the First Presby Tuxis and Christian ps, the McCabe Meth- al Epworth League, the Young People’s so- st Evangelical Christ- P i Gee Sorority Notes 48th Founder's Day Miss Vivian Coghlan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Coghlan, 512 Hannafin St., is a member of the pledge sextet which sang Monday as Theta Sigma chapter of Delta Delta Delta sorority at the University of North Dakota joined other chapters throughout the nation in celebrating the 48th anniversary of the sorority with a dinner at the chapter house. Miss Mary Lou DeMoully of Flasher, an initiate of Sigma Epsilon Sigma, | honorary freshman scholarship so- rority, was among chapter members who have distinguished scholarship records who were given special recog- nition, as was Miss Lucinda Kuecks, Verona, recently elected to Phi Beta Kappa, honorary scholarship society. wk OK Mrs. Young Named By Typographical Group Mrs. Russell A. Young heads the | Staff of officers elected and installed by Women's Typographical Auxiliary No. 126 at a meeting Tuesday eve- ; ning in the home of Mrs. John Maas- sen, 115 Avenue D, west. Mrs, Roy Corwin is first vice president, Mrs. R. C. Peterson, second vice president, and Mrs. George F. Hauch secretary- treasurer. * ok OK Bronze chrysanthemums and orange tapers introduced a seasonal * * Thanksgiving guests of Mrs. George D, Mann, 232 Avenue A. west, arriv- ing on Wednesday evening's wain will be her mother, Mrs. O. S. Hilleboe. her sister, Mrs. A. G. Sorlie, and Mi: | Ruth and Glenn Sorlic, all of Grand|qan aye returned from Grand For! | Forks. Dr. and Mrs. Andrew Kjelland | accompanied by their daughter, Miss | of Hatton also will be Thanksgiving! fnid Godwin, University of North | guests of Mrs. Mann, They are eX-)pakota student, who has been ill. pected to arrive in the morning. o {Meetings of Clubs | | And Social Groups | —————— eee Bismarck Junior Music Club A meeting of the Bismarck Junior Music club is scheduled Wednesday evening in the high school building. * oe OK Art Forum Due to the holiday the Art Forum is cancelling its meeting scheduled for Friday of this week, officers an- nounce. * * * Delphian Chapter The program will be centered around “Our Health” when the Delph- jan chapter meets at 2:15 p. m., Friday, with Mrs. R. A. Ritterbush, 506 Ninth St., as hostess. * * * Thursday Musical Club A Fritz Kreisler program will be presented when the Thursday Musical club meets at 3 p. m., Friday, in the | American Legion Auxiliary room, World War Memorial building. 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JUST ARRIVED—New but limited shipment of Olga V. | Hanscomb’s famed cook book. |For sale at The Bismarck Trib- Sch illing more AVOR SS THEY WILL SING HERE F Pictured above are members of the Paul and Dr. Gullixson, who will be presented in a sacred concert at 8:15 p. m., Friday, in the Trinity Lutheran church. The choir now is making its 13th annual tour. Dr, Gullixson, president of the First | Lutheran church of Minot, will be with the choir as speaker. Sigvald D. Fauske, a member of the senior class, is the director. The choir personnel, which includes Gerald Garlid, formerly of this eity, is made up of former members of in- ternationally famous college choirs such as St. Olaf, Luther, Augustana and Concordia. The public is invited to the concert for which a free will offering will be taken up. Members of the choir will be entertained while here in homes of members of the Trinity Lutheran Luther Seminary Male chorus of St. | THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1936 RIDAY NIGHT gis | congregation. | Members of the choir are: | First row—Clarence Distad, Stanley | Olson, Alfred Syverud, Sigvald| Fauske, director, Arnt Halvorson, Eld- | red Nesset, Gerhard Belgum ard) Harry Montgomery. Second row—Thomas Severtson, Russel Johnson, Victor Quello, Clar- ence Anderson, Gerald Lygre, Richard DR. T. F, GULLIXSON Rodsaeter, Alf Romstad, Arnold Thompson, and Fritz Eikeland. Third row—Eugene Stime, Leonard Hinderaker, Gerald ‘Garlid, Jul Quello, Olaf Stoeve, Andrew Ander- son, Gustav Odegaard Douglas Jacob- son, Edwin Ostroot and Fritz Norstad. Three Books Reviewed For Fort Lincoln Club Three of the books being most talked of today, “Live Alone and Like It,” “Wake Up and Live” and “The Influence of Men, Incurable” were presented to the Fort Lincoln Book Review club by Edna LaMoore Waldo at a tea Tuesday afternoon in the! home of Mrs. Richard C. Babbitt. | There were 16 guests, including the officers’ wives living at the post and wives of reserye officers from Bis- marck and Mandan, During the af- ternoon the women sewed on curtains for the new officers’ clubrooms which are to be formally opened about the| first of the year, | The next meeting of the group will) be held Dec. 8 in the home of Mrs. Gaylord L. Phipps, who takes the place of Mrs. Cecil S. Mollohan, who will be leaving Fort Lincoln within a few days. xe OK | Mercer Woman’s Study} Club Considers League} A thorough discussion of “The! League of Nations” by Mrs. C. S. Norem marked the program of the) Nov, 30 meeting of the Mercer Wo- man’s Study club held in the home of Mrs, O, S. Hielle. Mrs. Hijelle reviewed an article,' “Are Women Insurance Minded?” from the General Federation of Wo- men’s Clubs magazine. Before the roll call and business | meeting the club sang “North Dakota | Hymn” by Dr, C. S. Putnam. Fol- lowing adjournment the hostess served supper. * * * Miss Joan Fisher, Person Court, a Bismarck high school student, had an emergency appendicitis operation Wednesday morning in the Bismarck hospital. She had rallied as well as | could be expected at noon. |day. Mrs. J, C. Oberg, won the score | there they will go to St. Cloud, Minn., Students Fill Places on Campus Newspaper John Cameron and Miss Norma Pe- terson of Bismarck and John Moses, Hazen, are members of the business staff of The Dakota Student, Uni- versity of North Dakota newspaper. Moses’ father, the Democratic gu- bernatorial candidate, was business manager of the paper in 1912. The Student has a circulation of 2,500 and is published twice a week. we OK Contract games at two tables fol- lowed a 1 o'clock luncheon in the mu- nicipal golf course clubhouse when Mrs. John A. Larson, 400 Sixth St., was hostess to her bridge club Tues- honors. Mrs. A. P. Lenhart will be hostess for the Dec. 8 meeting. Miss Florence E. Satterlund was a guest of the club. * * * Mrs. Paul A. Borlin and daughter, Carol Ann, 928 Tenth St., left Satur- day noon for Minneapolis to visit Mr. Borlin’s parents. After their stay to be guests of Mrs. Borlin’s parents, | Dr. and Mrs. M. F. Kern. They will be away for about two wecks. and Mrs. W. C. Aylen of Auburn, | Wash., former Mandan residents, has ; accepted a position in the state pub- lic health laboratories and will make | | Bismarck her home, | * OK OK i Phoebe Aylen, daughter of Dr.) Cs”, “Shucks t—Gran’:maw ain’¢ botherin’.Granpappy. 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The program will be held in the church and will be open to anyone interested. ** * Mrs. Palmer Bertelson of Person Court entertained members of her contract club at a 7 o'clock dinner with Thanksgiving appointments Tuesday evening. Score awards in the bridge games at three tables went to Mrs, John Bozak and Miss Elizabeth Roether. Miss Winnifred McGillic, Mandan, and Mmes, Fay Brown and Howard Kavaney were substitute Players. * * * Members of a party leaving Wed- nesday to spend the holiday at New Rockford with their parents included the Misses Helena and Kathryn Schaefer, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Pullman cars, placed on side tracks, will furnish hotel accom- modations for delegates to the annual convention of the North Dakota State Firemens’ associa- tion when it convenes at Wel- halla next June. The unique method of over- coming the housing problem in a small town, when entertaining the yearly meeting of an associa- tion with over 12,000 members in 269 state cities, was announced Wednesday by H, R. Handtmann of Mandan, secretary of the asso- ciation, following a conference with Walhalla city officials and representatives of civic organiza- tions. Sessions of the convention can very readily be accommoated in — Raven ie IAERTT DOT NL Aero Fire Laddies to Make | Hotel Out of Pullmans the new Walhalla high school au- ditorium with a seating capacity of 700 persons and with plenty of restaurants to provide meals, the city faced only the problem of “sleeping” the delegates until the novel solution presented itself. Dates for the gathering have been tentatively set for June 15- 16 and now await final approval by the board of trustees of the Firemen’s association and the Walhalla city officers, Handt mann said. : Speakers will center their talks on fire prevention and methods of combating fires and life mem- bers of the association will be feted during the convention ses- sions. Thomas Olson of New Rockford is state president. tained eight guests at a farewell party Wednesday evening in the latter's home in the Tribune apartments. ** * . Covers were laid for 10 and ap- pointments were in the Thanksgiving theme when Mrs. H. M. Leonhard, 719 Mandan &t., entertained members of the Past Presidents’ Parley of the Mandan American Legion Auxiliary at a 6 o'clock dinner Monday evening. A business meeting and social time followed. (Additional Society on Page Seven) Herman F. Schaefer; Miss Coral Mc- Kenzie, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. R. J. McKenzie, and Glenn Manley, son of Mrs. James Manley. They will re- turn to Bismarck Thursday evening. ee For Miss Coral McKenzie, who is among the Rural Resettlement admin- istration employes being transferred to Lincoln, Nebr., the Misses Helena Schaefer and Gail Gleason enter- Tt glad- If You Love Music Support the Concert Series Buy Season Tickets Now The ticket sale is yet many short of the guarantee number for expenses. We are going through with the concerts, but unless the minimum is sold, we will not have this splendid series again. If you want this inflyence of culture and refinement to continue in our community, support the concert series and BUY SEASON TICKETS NOW! Four beautiful concerts by artists of highest ranking. First Concert Tuesday, Dec. 1st, at Bismarck City Auditorium, 8:15 P. M. 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