The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 19, 1937, Page 4

I z| 4 E io THE BISMARCK SOCIETY and CLUBS |: Dorothy WwW Bs we i il ih 2 He ili ats Hostess Gown Chosen by Mrs. en ced 7 ls Compliment-| Hairdressers Giving J. Stoltz Is Announ e ae Ga ala ase a ie | Bride of Mar. ' He agfdit i meet fa ine hel rly a i Her Hie a ee Ht ihe a} S528 Bi a3 SUE Ty 1 le ig dite ni : A rin hs aie ae os He aot Tn 138 a ‘arty actin pha ad d Wagner as 2 pea ye: ii oe i Hae ai 24 2 yfea headed by Mrs. ‘lida, zee Guthrie an Re Benefit Card P E Refreshments home in Mandan immediately. Mrs.!a committee + Stoltz is a graduate of the Bismarck /Ehreth. a To Talk at Breakfast aslor. sembly, speakers fast wi eo % Live In Mandan | Audrey Waldschmidt Dances at Fessenden ed at Shower; Couple to score awards went to the Misses Hen- | ‘The couple will establish thelr |c, ‘bunco games at three wales, in which PTuRTe eine wees: apent in’ ple high school and has been working in the office of County Agent Henry O. | Putnam. Mr, Stoltz graduated from the Mandan high school and has a > position with the Mandan Creamery ‘and Produce company. Knights agers Zabolotny Sucoumbs dust 14 Minutes Before 58th Birthday CLAIMED BY DEATH i fi He | the ud i u ie ae ah morning to Bis-| hotel private marck Thursday evening after filling} to James Laws in North Dakota.” Mr. Ws ner’s topic has not been announced. There also will be musical entertain- ment, and Dore Maddock, Audrey Waldschmidt, petite dancer) day who drove them. and drum majoress, returned Audrey was accompanied to Fes- senden by her mother, Mrs. R. H. Waldschmidt, as one of the featured entertainers} Mr. Guthrie will apeak on “Divorce @ two-day’ engagement at Fessenden| chairman. in .the 1937 Alfalfa day celebration ‘there. Knights of Columbus members and their friends are invited to attend and may make reservations either with Mr. Ehreth or the Grand Pa- solo dances on the Tuesday evening) cific. Hea: peel afrii. ae at ti le i rr at i Pee ual ay Essa jd et i i a sisi iets tatu re usiCclans Leader for Mi ee hurc! * Mrs, Charles H. Rue was selected as o'clock mass in 8t. Mary's Organize New Club| Jane Watson Is Stu procathedral at which Knights of Columbus will receive communion as * ® group. odist Episcopal church mothers’ organized at a meeting in the cl Methodist Mothers the] ately the 8 in user, both St. Mary's procathedral parish house. ‘The service was performed by Rev Glendive, Mont.,|president of the new McOabe Meth: ‘Thuraday ** * Miss Marionne Jones Wed to Grundhauser Miss Marionne Arline Jones and She led the Fessenden high school and in its appearances, also gave and Wednesday afternoon programs} The breakfast will follow immedi ball Wednesday evening at which and headed the grand march for the Alfalfa, Queen was crowned. were married at 8 p. m., former residets of Joseph Amering af ieee ii it ut : parlors Thuraday evening, for which j . : aie th [ide 4 ra 538 i ah ne 5 j ig taal BY HS “i ET 7 a seal i: sn a de ES La i : ty Furniture Upholstery Repaired and Refinished Py ca Hi dee EP te agg ae “We will make your things With 60% of the women in America under five- feet-five, i is no wonder that Le Petite has i a L aT tise if EEE look like new.” BISMARCK FURNITURE ‘We have many Thee ae? , smartest and most becoming fabrics, the most flattering colors and details. fia He a i al ae it rk E u ghad Le “ ar gz (lie i PY i tig i 514 Main Ave. Bismarck, N. Dak. AND UPHOLSTERY Phone 669 ae i vi Bi: a3 Home Grown Potted Plants Hydrangeas, Rambler Roses, Cinerarias, Spirea, Lilies, Begonias, Hyacinths. Gardenias, Roses, Sweet Peas, Carnations Snapdragons, Tulips, Jonquils, Lilies Cold grown plants in bud and bloom fe ea (| uh ee daft i i : it i ii He afl iu i ial FE zi a cf aq rie pel ‘TER VAGABOND APRICOT: CHERRY: PEACH it. lation. By Rev. Joseph Schm! res here fed Cemetery As- for a by or bills collected oon! by him soc!