The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 9, 1937, Page 4

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1937 SOCIETY and CLUBS Mrs. Bauer Beginning 8rd Year as Teacher Mrs. Ethel Moore Bauer announces | that she is now opening her fall classes in piano at her home studio 715 Sixth St. This year marks Mrs. Bauer's third year as an instructor in piano in Bismarck. Mrs, Bauer, who began her raises | training in Minneapolis, Minn., as a) child, took advanced work at Mac- Phail Schoo! of Music, from which | she graduated. While there she stu- died piano and especially methods for children. Mrs. Bauer attended the Teachers normal training classes | conducted under the personal direc- tion of Carolyn Bowen at MacPhail, who has trained a number of artists and who is an established authority | }on the training of children. Mrs. |Bauer follows Miss Bowen's methods jin regard to pedalling technic, weight, touch and relaxation. She will be glad to interview any | prospective pupils at her home. She has been active in musical circles of the community and has served as |ecompen on numerous occasions. * * * |\Bismarek Hospital Alumnae Will Meet A special meeting of all members of the Bismarck hospital alumnae asso- jciation has been called for Tuesday, Sept. 21, according to announcement made at the meeting of the organiza- tion Tuesday evening. Mrs. Ethel Moore Bauer TEACHER OF PIANO Pupils of all ages, including pre-school children Fall Term—Beginning Sept. 13th Studio—715 Sixth Street Phone 1425 FOR THE DORM OR AT HOME Here’s Sleeping Long Sleeves And Ski Bottoms Cleverty styled with flattering litied tops, elastic waistbands They'll be im the smartest DORMS this winter, and on gitle at home who like com: Eo baban tee nore tee Bull es Bismarck, N. D. EXCITING NEW BRAID -TRIMMED Glorious creations that cleverly lead the way to Fall Capital Homemakers Admit Four Members Four new members were admitted to the Capital Homemakers’ club at the meeting Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs, J. A. Koehler, 407 First St. They were Mmes. Ralph Forsythe, John McQueen, V. O. Ma- son and G, A. Bardsley. Thirteen members and one guest, Mrs. E. A. Rasche, St. Paul, Minn, Mrs. Kohler’s aunt and house guest, were present at the meeting. Bunco was played during the evening with awards being made to Mmes. Lester Werre and Rasche. The rooms were appointed with autumn flowers. A picnic is planned for members of the club and their families for Sunday, Sept. 12, at Kiwanis park. On the program committee are Mmes. Kohler and Charles Toliyer. The re- freshment committee includes Mms. Fred and Lester Werre. * * * Delta Gamma Alumnae Association Meets Members of the Bismarck-Mandan Alumnae association of the Delta Gamma sorority met Wednesday eve- ning at the roundtable in the Patter- son hotel dining room for a 7 o'clock formal dinner. Covers were placed for 10. Following dinner the group went to the Tracy apartment in the Patter- son hotel to spend the evening. Rushing plans were discussed and other plans for the year’s organiza- tion were formulated. The next meeting will be Oct. 4. Miss Cornelia Tracy was a guest at the meeting. An out-of-town guest Mg Miss Ruth Staley, Fairmont, a, xe ke Vincent Wilson arrived home Tues- day evening to spend a short vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. V J. ‘Wilson, 1104 Avenue D, before return- ing Sept. 14, to the University of Idaho, Moscow, Idaho. During the summer months he has been em- Ployed by the United States forestry service, located at Quartz Ranger station, near Missoula, Mont., in Lola national forest. At the university he ‘was appointed sophomore representa- tive of the executive council of the Order of Associated Foresters. xe ® Miss Helen Rue, 820 Ninth &t.,-ar- | rived home Sunday evening from Minneapolis, where she has been at- tending the summer session of the University of Minnesota. | Meetings of Clubs | | And Social Groups | Newcomers Forum All members of the Newcomers Forum are expected to be present at the tea Friday from 3 to 5 p. m., to entertain new women who have moved to Bismarck during the last few months. The tea will be held in the parlors of the Presbyterian church, ek * Bismarck Homemakers The Bismarck Homemakers’ club ‘will meet Friday at 2:30 p. m., at the home of Mrs. William Gierke, 914 Avenue B, with Mrs. H. B. Rogers as assistant hostess. There will be no lesson as the meeting will be for transacting Business ot the club. Past Nobet Grands The Past Noble Grands of the Rebekah lodge will meet Friday at 8 p.m, at the home of Mrs. Celia Schloemer, 305 Eighth St. THE ROSE SHOP is remain- ing open until 9 p. m. Saturday evenings. ON THE LINE ¢ ith th. OAMP DRYER EASY WASHER LARSEN’S “Home Ay Shop” lome Appliance Shop’ Eyes Examined Glasses Prescribed The eye is an can’t afford to eer Dr. H. J. Wagner Optometrist Offices Opposite the G. P. Hotel since 1914 Phone 533 Bismarck, N. D. With, the New 1938 AUTOMATIC TUNING PHILCO See it today 2 TAVIB MUSIC CO. 417 Breadway Phene 763 Tune in to KF YR at 4:65 p. m. (CST) Thursdays for “Phy!” Goo radio mystery Marriage of Beach Couple Occurs Here ‘The marriage of Miss Irene Rhyner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Rhyner, Beach, and Arthur Wetsch, Beach, formerly of Bismarck, was solemnised Saturday at 5 p. m, in the chapel of St. Alexius hospital au Rev. Bonaventure Goebel offi- ¢ . Miss Ann Wetsch, Solen, the bride- bridal couple left for Beach and Dickinson and next week plan a wed- ding trip to the west coast. The bride is a graduate of the Kahler school of nursing, Rochester, Minn, Mr. Wetsch is a graduate of the University of North Grand Forks, and for a time was em- ployed here in the state highway de- partment. He now is resident engineer at Beach, where they will make their home. ** * Wednesday Party for Miss Alice Knudtson during the awards Wreus to Mise ‘Rachel “Sweason "and Ada The bride-clset was presented ott umber of gifts. Gapt. and Mrs. Ives Are Stationed Here The Misses Vera Mathewson and! Helen Anderson were joint hostesses at a party Wednesday evening hon- oring Miss Alice Knudtson, whose marriage to Lioyd rig a Miles City, Mont., will take place Saturday. Twelve guests assembled at the Mathewson home, 401 Thirteenth St. for the evening. Autumn flowers were arranged in the rooms for the |i occasion. At the bridge and whist games in play honors went to the Misses Beulah Knudtson and Mor- ence Dodson. The honored guest was presented with a number of gifts of | i] crystal. xk * Ruth Gade Honored At Shower Wednesday Honoring Miss Ruth Gade whe W./| will be @ bride of this month, Mmes. cures Trene Harke were hostesses at & shower Wednesday evening at the Mandigo home, 620 Eleventh St. Pink tapers lighted the tables ap- pointed with garden flowers when dessert luncheon was served to 20 guests. At the bridge games First theran CI Class be t 4 hy ig Pe 4 BE sb i i He i if i : EH H We're Bragging— And Who Wouldn’t? Four wéeks of intense research in the New York and Eastern markets convince us and assures our customers that our Fall Collec- tion of Feminine Apparel is eminently correct both in style appeal and price. 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