The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 21, 1937, Page 5

ww ‘Sy Mrs. Samuel H. Merritt to Make Trip Around the World THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, JANUARY 21, 1987 SOCIETY and CLUBS Girl Scout Troops Reporting Progress Programs are reported three Bismarck Girl Scout troops eit ba ie lie Ethene Be Paul” soading t| Rites for Glen Ullin we school, The fc i ames Her ndant ines ee aia iene Man to Be Saturday Miss Louise Adams Puller, daughter S Michael Vincent Hauck, 23-year- of Mr. and Mrs. William W. Fuller of oe © ol tor of a milk route at Gi Fargo, formerly of Mandan, nas con-| Nonpartisan Club to Ullin, will be burled in the Catholic day, Jan, 30, to Russell Otis Freeman,| Serve Public Dinner] sMrch cemetery there | following also of Fargo. Her sister, Mrs. David R. Riggs (Margaret Fuller) of Cincinnati, Ohio, will be matron of honor. Other attendants of the bride will be the Gee ee ees Misses Susan Freeman and Sue Sher- ror services in the Sacred Heart Sots. urch at 10 a. m., Saturday with Preparations are being made to i ” pastor, . serve between three and four hun- a nae att, a otiniat dred persons at the dinner which} Hauck died at Women's Nonpartisan Club No. 1 willl wednestay of arate give honoring members of the legis- local hospital tonsolitis after a short illness, He was born Apwil 14, Mrs. P. J. Schmitz Gives Bon dahl and Mmes. Joseph M. Powers! lative assembly Thursday evening, 1913 at Richardton and was a farmer | scheduled at Bangkok eee oe pro- rT ° Voyage Dinner in Her ceeds to Singapore mae Members of Troop 9 have been | | Honor Wednesday long stops at Hongkong and Shang- | *tudying the requirements for the| hai, they will go to Miss Burton’s |Health winner badge in preparation Se home where Mrs. Merritt makes a|for the next court of awards, The Mrs. Samuel H. Merritt, who sails from New York City Feb. 10 for a trip around the world, was compli- mented at a farewell dinner for eight of her intimate friends given Wed- nesday evening by Mrs. P. J. Schmitz, 224 Broadway, west. The dinner was served at 7 o'clock in the Schmitz home and was follow- ed by bridge and other entertainment, including a contest in which Mrs. Palmer C. Bakken won the prize. Mrs. Merritt was presented with a bon voyage gift, and the decorations, a miniature ocean liner centering the table and red tapers, were in keeping with the travel theme. To Travel With Sister Mrs. Merritt's travéling companion cn the trip will be her sister, Miss Helen Burton, formerly of Bismarck, who operates the world famous Camel Bell gift shop in Peiping, China. Miss Burton has been in this country for several months and was visited Colorado just before Thanksgiving by Mr. and Mrs. Merritt, With Miss Burton at that time was one of her adopted Chinese daughters, Chang Tzu Yi, who left New York last week for Honolulu, T. H., and will attend school there until the close of the present term, when she will return to China. At present Mrs. Merritt expects to leave Bismarck Feb. 1 and to spend the intervening time before she boards the Queen Mary in New York City with her brother and _sister-in- jaw, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Burton of Phoenix. N. Y. Pian Month in Europe The first month of the globe-cir- cling voyage will be spent in Europe where they plan to make stays in Lon- don and Paris, to travel through Switzerland and then to stop for a time in Budapest. Embarking again at Marseilles, France, they will sail down the Medi- terranean sea to Malta and the Sicily islands, and next plan to go through the Suez canal. It is possible that there will be some time spent in Ezypt. In India, Mrs. Merritt and Miss Burton expect to pass at least a month in the scenic Vale of Kashmir in the northern part of the country, taking a houseboat for their stay and resting. The itinerary bzings next’ "Your Nerves? tonic to me and followin : it_stimul appe- tite, helped to calm my nerves acd it strengthened me, Following childbirth there is nothing better as 2 toetic to help a woman regain her appetite and strength.” Buy now! New size, tablets SOc, | Liquid $1 and $1.35, Drug stores everywhere. both before childbirth. she will sail to San Francisco or to Seattle on the return voyage. Fenton, Florerice Smith and Norma ° , n 5 iK.C. Council Notes ley Holmes are members who recently Anniversary Tonight} !%« ‘treep 13 ‘The silver anniversary of Bifinarck| Troop 183 has seven members who Council 1604, Knights of Columbus,| recently passed the tenderfoot test, will be celebrated with a dancing|including Shirley Mae Anderson, party starting at 9 o'clock Thursday | Jean Burbage, Annette Diver, Bever- evening in St. Mary’s school audi-|ly Hardy, Margaret Halloran, Mar- torium. garet Roherty and Cleo Schultz. The Special guests for the occasion will| troop is divided into four patrols, now be members of the legislature affil-| conducting an attendance contest in iated with the Knights of Columbus/ which the losers will give a sleighride order and members of St. Thomas! party for the winyers. Those work- More council of Mandan, which was! ing on second class requirements are sponsored by the local organisation. | concentrating on the signaling, citi- Council members also may invite thetr| senship, anf housekeeper friends to attend. badges. The, next meetings will be Seven or eight charter members| neid in the Girl Scout room in the who are expected to be present will be called upon’ for short talks, but pals war Memorial building Friday Troop 14 ashe ied ze omnreth halrraaa, core James , 5 Tom Guttenberg and his orchestra! Newly acquired members of Troop will play for dancing. 3 14 are Darlyn Shaw, Patty Andrus, Mr. Ehreth’s committee assistants|Ruth Werner and Phyllis Wahl. are Joseph Cotter, Edward Hennessy, | Members are working on the require- Lawrence Mastel and Ray Schafer. | ment for tenderfoot scout and on the ees compass badge i econ cas rank. * Many games © troop: Council Groups Urged mais are nat connection with To Assist Tea Group)‘ de, a eh een eae |Legislators’ Wives munity Council gives Friday after- Immaculate Conception Court No. noon for new women of the city, ‘Thursday requested that all council 322, Catholic Daughters of America, invites all the wives of legislators organizations be sure to have two of their own members present at the who are visiting in the city to be guests at a card party which it is! affair. Purpose of the meeting is to outline giving Monday evening in St. Mary’s! school auditorium. a definite club program for the newer Mrs, James W. Guthrie, wife of residents of the city and those who have lived here for some time but pales pirguciaia bape tindd oe Senator Guthrie, who is a member of tation than seeing this notice. the organization, said Thursday that ‘The tea will be given in the World| the invitation is being extended through the press because it has been impossible to obtain a complete list of those who are here for the ses- sion, ‘War Memorial building room from 2 to 5 o'clock, with the business session coming at 2:30 o'clock. There will be a musical program. **e * Announce Marriage of Miss Barbara Emineth Announcement has been made of the marriage of Miss Barbara Emi- neth of New Salem to Theodore Hoh- bein of Judson, which occurred Tues- day, Jan. 12, in Bismarck. i The service was read by Rt. Rev. Vincent Wehrle, bishop of Bismarck, in the chapel in his home. ‘The bride was attended by her sister, Miss Clem- entine Emineth, and the bridegroom had Clarence Hendrickson as his best | man. The social affair will follow a reg- ular meeting of the court which is set for 8 p. m., and which will last for half an hour. Mrs. R. M. Stee ig social chairman, -* & Hebron O. E. S. Seats New Executive Staff Martha Rehm as worthy matron heads the officers of the Hebron chap- ter of the Order of the Eastern Star installed at a recent meeting. Her staff includes: Maria Whitlédge, as- sociate matron; Althea Watts, secre- tary; Winnifred Dittus, treasurer; berger, Bertha Hendricks, Hazel Stuart, marshal; Mrs, Mildred Osterhouse, organist; Howitson, Adah; Mrs. Florence Hoff- man, Ruth; Mrs. Alice Koepke, Mar- tha; Mrs. Fannie Mitchell, Esther; Edith King, warder, and P. G. Wick, sentinel. and George Foster. . Mr, Freeman will have his brother- in-law, Clair G. Sherdahl, as best man, Ushers will be William Fuller of Milwaukee, Wis., George Foster, Joseph M. Powers and Harold Vennie, all of Fargo. Miss Fuller was graduated from Central high school at Fargo and at- tended Sweet Briar college at Sweet Briar, Va., and the University of Wis- consin, graduating from the latter. She has been teaching at Fargo. es % Miss Anna Schwartz Of Hebron Is Bride Mr. and Mrs, Nick Schwartz of Hebron announce the marriage of their daughter, Miss Anna Schwartz, to Ben Haughton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Haughton of Wenat- chee, Wash., which occurred Monday, Dec. 28, in Wenatchee. The nuptial mass and wedding ser- vice was read in St. Joseph’s Catholic church by Rev. Eugene Duffy, pastor. Both the bride and her sister, Miss Kathryn Schwartz, who was her only attendant, wore dark club chiffon velvet gowns and white and silver ac- cessories, The bride carried a bou- quet of white carnations. His brother, Dan Haughton, attended the bridegroom. The couple is making thelr home for the present with Mr. Haughton’s parents. ** * Mott 0.E.S. Chapter Installs 1987 Heads Mrs. May Bope, installing officer, and Florence Hoffman, marshal, con- ducted the ceremonies at which of- ficers of the Mott chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star for 1937 assumed their positions. The executives include: Mrs. Gretta M. Batty, worthy matron; R. A. Grant, worthy patron; Mrs. Winona Batty, associate matron; A. B. Witzer, associate patron; Mrs. Gladys. Brun- dage, secretary; Mrs. Juanita Wein- associate conductress; Mrs: chaplain; Mrs. Mrs. Dorothy Mrs. Evelyn Gilenny, Electa; Mrs. ** * Hazen Lutheran Aid Names Mrs. H. Senft Officers who will be in charge of affairs of the Hazen Lutheran La- dies’ Aid for the current year are Mrs. H. Senft, president; Mrs. Dan Krause, vice president; Mrs. Emil Krause, secretary, and Mrs. Richard Isaak, treasurer. a oe eee Miss Marcella Baird, formerly of Halliday, is in New York City where Mrs. C. J. Myers is head of # large! for several years in the Glen Ullin committee making: preparations for! vicinity, He was @ member of the the dinner, which will be served from | sacred Heart church and the St. 5:30 to 7:30 p. m., in the World War| Thomas More council of the Knights Memorial building lower gymnasium.| of Columbus at Mandan. He mar- ‘The general public is invited. ried Frances H. Steckler Nov. 20, 1933 Following the dinner, the club will) s¢ Gien Ullin. hold a regular business meeting inj Besides his wife, Mr. Hauck leaves the dining room of the same build-/ nis parents, Mr. and Mrs. Vincent ing. This meeting will be called! suck of Richardton and five broth- ut 9 p. ae ary ers and sisters, Mrs. Julius Gress, Robert Brandenbirg,'eon of Dr. and| Loreen sud Bekok, sit or vice a . Orel len l- ute ok “ obey arene | tn @, all of Richard , het the arrangements commit-/ several members of the tee for the dancing party which his| Knights of Columbus Seuinell will at: fraternity, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, gave | tend the rites. Saturday in Festival hall, Fargo. It was one in a number of winter term * \dancing parties given during the week-| V.F.W. Members Will G eatege, we North Dakota Agricultural) Give Annual Dinner ee % eee re eenmaats oe Sage ears Saal ce vurney. of Porlan Wires wl end white, Valentine's day theme|banquet at the Grand Pacific hotel when Mrs, Robert Keating, 112 Ave-|the night of Feb. 4 in memory of the nue A, entertained her contract club {Outbreak on that date of the Philipine Wednesday evening. Mmes. Arthur j{nsurrection, in which many of them Paul and Hope Snyder turned ry ‘The dinner will begin at 6:20 p, m ap ead ugh sees, pecan wl niu a ie pean ie i eee * {gram a an entertainment, accord- its Charles A. Verret and Mrs, Paul Binet , & substitute player, won the} pq. Harrington will be toastmaster prizes for high score when 8t. Anne’sjang the principal speakers will be missionary group was entertained ati major J. M. Hanley, Mandan; Gov. cards and luncheon Tuesday evening |wiiliam Langer and Capt. E.G. by Mrs. 8, F. Lambert, 301 Fourth 8t. | wanner, @ Three tables of contract were in play. Mrs, Walter Maddock has the next re Oe Detroit, Jan, 21.—()—The Chrysler corporation posted notices in its Mrs. LeRoy E. Tollund, 711 Ave-| DeSoto, Dodge, Chrysler and Plymouth nue A, entertained members of her /piants here Thursday that operations contract club at a 1:30 o'clock dessert CHRYSLER SHUTS DOWN 20 would be suspended until Monday be: jcause of a ot jshutdown was estimated 5C,000 worker |Linton Girl Succumbs Magdalene Richter, 4-year-old Caughter of Mr. and Mrs. James A. | Richter, who live 17 miles southwest of Linton, died at 3 a. m., Thursday in @ local hospital of meningitis. She was born March 7, 1932 at Linton. Private funeral services will be held Friday morning in charge of Father Lauinger and burial will be made in oe Catholic church cemetery at Lin- n. The tree frog can change its color from a dark hue to a light one in about minutes. For Bronchitis Coughs, Colds Acts Like a FLASH t's different—it's faster in action —it' arte enna Ray's MIXTURE triple, acting) is the name of this amazi cold rescription that is $0 free from cr drugs @ child can take it— P . That oust old cough is ard in— merertul te, water tow moses, that ing. aoe Srna te glass. The to affect! Here to Meningitis Veterans to Honor Former Commanders Past commanders of Lioyd ted Post No. 1, American Legion, be honored at the regular meeting of the local veterans organization Friday night in the World War Memorial building. Thomas Burke will be mas- ter of ceremonies and a highlight will be presentation of a past commanders pin to Milton Rue, who led the post last year. Cards and refreshments will close the evening. Tucson, Ariz., is the only walled city in the United States. MANY NEVER; | SUSPECT CAUSE © OF BACKACHES — This Old Treatment Often Relief real couse ible may be tired or end shows there LN ‘wrong with your kidneys or 4 pee ee pains, lumbago, jas, of pep @- THe Se erent tas aden Pil ted oven by make fr ove ao of Elan us fang-on iy herd’ Neuer blainess: BUCKLES BHDCTURE ts sew on tale at all good. stores—guerenteed. luncheon and cards Wednesday aft- ernoon. Mrs. C. J. Tullberg held high and Mrs. B, W. Reeve second high score. The next meeting in two weeks will be with Mrs, C. P. Rhoades. sek * Mrs. Henry Jones held high score in contract games following a 1:30 o'clock dessert luncheon when Mrs. Leslie A, French, 814 Avenue D, was hostess to her bridge club Wednesday afternoon. *e 8 ! ‘The high score favor was won by Miss Ida Elofson as Mrs, Oscar Neu- stad, 912 Ninth St., entertained her contract club Wednesday evening. Mrs. George E. Shunk has the Feb. 3} meeting. 2 THOLATUM COMFORT Daily Gives Clearance of Flannel Robes Very limited quantity, but regular values to $5.00. Ladies’ Hats! Reg. values to $1.85.. 49c Silk Slips! Slightly soiled, discounted 3 Ladies’ Gaiters Fleeced, 3 snaps Collar Sets In white and colors. 77¢c Alice Grendahl, conductress; Jeanette . . Hohl Mr, and Mrs, Hohbein Jett afver the | Riise Gr ee acto Vine Child’s Fleeced she is to have an audition in the dra- “ROMEO & JULIET” Coming to the PARAMOUNT THEATRE One Day Only Wednesday, Jan. 27 ALL SEATS RESERVED (Now on Sale at Box Office) — TWO SHOWS ONLY — Matinee 3:45 Evening 8:15 Prices: 50, 75¢_ | 50c, 75c, $1.00 Plus Tax Plus Tax Continuing Our 6th Annual January Clearance OF FINE Don’t be annoyed and embarrassed a ** * minute longer. FASTEETH, a new powder to sprinkle on your plates, holds teeth firm. Gives fine feeling of security and comfort, No gummy, gooey, pasty taste or feeling. Get FASTEETH today at any drug store. —Advertisement. Schillin |, Appointments were carried out in |the Valentine's day tradition when ;Mmes. Gordon MacGregor and Glenn {A. Hanna were co-hostesses for an evening social meeting of the Wed- nesday Mothers’ club at the Hanna |residence, 410 Fifth St. Contract was {played at three tables, the award for high score going to Mrs. J. O. Thore- son. Mrs. Jay Simpson of Fargo, who is visiting her brother-in-law and sis- ter, Mr. and Mrs, Culver 8. Ladd, 831 Tenth 8t., wee eat The balcony dining room of the {Sweet Shop was chosen as the place |for the G-Girls’ Bridge club dinner meeting Wednesday evening. The hostesses, the Misses Hannah Jordan } and Elma Lindgren, employed a Val- entine’s day motif in the table deco- rations. Mrs. Thomas W. Asbridge, Jr., and Miss Maybelle Olscn won the score prizes in the contract games at four tables. Meetings of Clubs | | And Social Groups American Lesion Auxiliary ‘The legislative committee headed by Mrs. Spencer 8. Boise is directing preparations for the meeting of the Auxiliary to Lloyd Spetz Post No. 1, American Legion, at 8 p. m. Friday in the Auxiliary room, World War Memorial building. Legislators’ wives will be special guests and are invited to come at 9 p.m. Members are asked to bring yarn for an afghan which Junior Auxiliary members are mal ing for the U. 8. Veterans’ hospi at Fargo. es * Delphian Chapter Because of the tea which the Women’s Community Council 1s giv- ing Friday for new women of the city. the Delphian chapter is post- poning its meeting until Jan. 29, when Mrs. C. B. Nupen, 212 Third 8t., will be hostess. * % & Bismarck Art Forum with reductions as great as 50% There is genuine satisfaction in owning a Fur Coat made exactly to fit you in our own shop. You are guaranteed complete satis- faction and you know the furs the 5 Junior Aides ‘The Junior Aides meet at 4 p. m.! Friday in the American Legion Aux- Marking the close of its first year, > poe C of Mr. and Mrs. A: H. Barrett, 710 Avenue A, is to play the title role in the presentation of “The Wizard of Oz” by the Orchesis club, drama and DoTuis _ FORA COLD 1 Take 2 Bayer Aspirin tablets with a full glass of water at first sign of a cold, If throat ts sore also, gar gle twice with 3 Bayer tablets dissolved in 34 glass of water. Quick Relief with 2 Bayer Aspirin Tablets The modern way.to ease a cold is this: Two Bayer Aspirin tablets the moment ro feel a cold coming on. Repeat, if necessary, in two hours. If you also have a sore throat due to the cold, dissolve 3 Bayer tablets in ¥ glass of water and gargle with this twice. The Bayer Aspirin you take internally will act to combat fever, | aches, pains which usually accompany | acold. The gargle will provide almost | instant relief from soreness and raw- ness of your throat. Your doctor, we feel sure, will approve this modern way. Ask your druggist for genuine Bayer ‘Aspirin byi i a name — not by the name “aspirin” alone. COURIER-POST, Camden, N. 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