The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 7, 1937, Page 4

SOCIETY and CLUBS Stores Donate Prizes for Seal Tea Friday Final arrangements are being made for the.seal sale tea by the committee in charge, beaded, at lg egrets - } 4 Barry. Tuesday, tal been Prince Marries Bateau tori affair, which is to be Son’s Mother held Friday, Dec. 10, in the Silver ball- ‘New Year’s Eve Is Date Set For First Nokota Club Party! Membership Limited to 60 Couples; More Than 200 on Waiting List room in the Patterson hotel with play. beginning at 2 p. m. A number of women in the city have signified their desire to come for tea between 4 and 5 p.m. Governors of the Nodak club, Bis- marck’s recently organized social or- nae eae} ati list already: ps ganization, Tuesday announced that Mmes. C. J. Tullberg, P. Gavin, 1E the first party will be held New Year's eve in the Terrace Gardens of the Patterson hotel. By vote of the charter members, the membership hag been limited to 5” couples with applicants, totaling more than 200, being required to file fA written request for consideration tM the waiting list. Joseph Dickman, president of the club, announced that because of the unexpected large number of appli- cations for membership, the gover- nors had decided in all fairness to ac- ‘cept as members those applicants who furnished the suggested membership fee with their application, He said that a list of members would be fur- nished this week-end. ‘The governors, charged at the or- ganization meeting with making plans for the first social function, said ‘taat not less than three social func- tions would be sponsored this year. A constitution and by-laws adopted by the board of governors will be sub- niitted to the charter membership by mail for approval, Dickman said. Officers of the club are Dickman, president; Gordon MacGregor, vice president; William S. Moeller, secre- Beaudoin and T. LeRoy Evans. Prizes are to be awarded at each table in play. Stores which have do- nated prizes include Broadway Drug store, Lenhart’s Drug store, Cut Rate Drug store, Finney’s Drug store, Serv- ice Drug store, Hall’s Drug store, Bon- ham’s Jewelry store, Knowles’ Jewelry store, Bismarck dairy, Yegen’s dairy, Webb's Furniture store, Bowman’s Furniture store, Engel-Rausch Fur- niture store, Hintgen’s Gift shop, Hos- kins-Meyer Gift shop, Woodmansee's ‘Stationery store, Sweet shop. _ .| Robertson’s Beauty studio, Rohert- son’s store, Sarah Gold, Grand DeLuxe Beauty shop, Richmond’s Bootery, ‘Shoe Mart, Tavis Music company, Army and Navy store, A, W. Lucas company, J, C. Penney company, Rose shop, Bergeson’s Men’s Clothing store, Shark’s Men’s store, Dehl Clothing store, 8. and L. Company, Montgom~- ery Ward company, Alex Rosen and Brothers, People’s Department store, Smart shop, Tots and Teens shop, Woolworth company, Carl's grocery. Gussner’s grocery, Logan's grocery, National Tea company, Red Owl No. 1 Jand 2, Park Food store, Broadway grocery, Bismarck grocery, Economy grocery, Hempel’s grocery, 8] "8 tary, and Henry A. Jones, treasures} pooutitul Nora Gre; Or; above, | grocery, ly Wiggly. store, Nash- 1 SU OO eee] ean who became the toast of [Finch company and Pay and FO luence of |Food stores. obs, C. 8. McCulloch and Dr. John! Prince Ernst von Starhemberg eeded eee © Thoreson. became his bride in an almost pie dig privae ceremony at Vieni Trinity Brotherhood . lus legitimat claims 0! 4 Dr. Perrin New Eye their four-year-old son to the Elects Dr. Fredricks von Starhemberg estates. Townsend Party Will Feature Floor Show A floor show will be an additional feature at the Capital City Townsend club card party Tuesday evening in the dining room in the World War Memorial building. Play will begin at 8 p.m. The floor show will be presented by Freddy LaRue and his orchestra. It will include a singing trio, the “Original Three Notes of the Year”; Gayle Mason, singer deluxe, in a group of Blues ballads; Dennie Shaw. baritone; and a number of of nov- elty tap dances and plano numbers. Dr. L. H. Fredricks was elected president of the Trinity Lutheran Brotherhood of Bismarck as the ore’ ganization held its annual meeting Friday evening in the parlors of the Trinity Lutheran church, Named to serve with him were Dr. Norvel O. Brink, vice president; Alert Lunde, secretary; and A, B. Wanke, treasurer, - Boy Scout troop 5, sponsored by the brotherhood, has as its commission, C. W. Leifur, chairman; T. G. Plomasen, §, T. Lillehaugen, with M..G. Jusund as the newly elected member, and Edwin Roedel, Scoutmaster. Dr. H. Milton Berg gave an inter- esting showing of moving pictures taken on his cle gart tour. * and Ear Specialist Dr. E. D. Perrin, formerly of To- edo, Ohio, is a recent associate of the Quain and Ramstad clinic in the Eye and Ear department. Dr. Perrin received his education at Heidelberg university, Tiffin, Ohio, and in the medical department of Indiana university, Bloomington, Ind. He was graduated from the latter Bchool after holding an appointment. es instructor in the department of @natomy for one year. He did special research work at In- diana university and interned in the University hospital, receiving his Doc- tor’s degree with special honors. He id eye and ear work at the Indiana university hospitals and was a resi- dent there. Since then hi beer High prizes will be awarded in con- pecicing his apecialty emeae tract, auction and whist. Refresh- Annual Sale Held by Ohio, ments will be served. A small admis- Chapter N of P BE. re) Dr. Perrin is a member of the Miami|s!on fee will be made at the door as 4 ‘ usual. There will be no additional charge for we does spon. * Marilyn Edelman Has 2nd Birthday Party Mr, and Mrs. Philip Edelman, 214 Avenue C, west, entertained Sunday Valley Medical society, a member of Alpha Omega Alpha, honorary schol- astic medical fraternity, the Ohio State Medical association and the American Medical association. ‘Dr. and Mrs. Perrin are residing in the Rose apartments. _—_—_—_————— Chapter N, P.E.O. Sisterhood was entertained Monday evening by. Mrs. Arthur V. Sorenson, 615 Fifth St. ‘The annual white elephant sale was held. Proceeds from the sale are Felony) clothe neédy high school girls, Mrs. Charles C. Goodwin was in charge of the program. She read fternoon in hi of th nd} Kipling’s “The Brushwood Boy.” BRONCHITIS OR birthday anniversary of their daugh- eee were made for the chante THR ter, Marilyn Edelman. annual Christmas party, which SORE OAT Fourteen little boys and girls were|be held, Dec, 90, at the home of Mrs, Present, accompanied by their moth-|L. P. Warren. ers. Refreshments followed after- noon spent with informal games and singing. Candy baskets and crepe pa- per decorated the table. The table cover and birthday cake as well as room appointments carried out the birthday theme. Marilyn re- ceived a number of gifts from the lit- tle guests. se & C.F. Nelsons Are New Bismarck Residents —— / Mr. and Mrs. C. F, Nelson and four children moved to Bismarck this week from » Mr, Nelson holds the position of first trick operator for the Soo Line. They are making their home at 111 Avenue A, west. MODERN WOMEN strain, By BURT FINNEY . Of Finney's Drug Store eee Russell Strayer With ° Provident Life Co. E. Russell Strayer, chitis or sore throat. If one can afford a change of climate as win- ter drawns on, well anf good. If not, something else must be done for relief. That something else of course is to consult # doctor and to follaw the regimen of living that he pre- more serious difficulties if neqlecte sel ul ed. Even if it does not indicate mii unpleasant Should nob, sutton tee ais and loss of efficiency arising out of a continuous sore throat, a Expert medical advice includ prescriptions for treatment of the malady. That is where the drug- pa sens in with efficacious reme- Submit your preser capable. druggist for ecetul oe This {s the 30th of a torial Advertisement: this paper each Tues: Copyright surance company. Mr. been associated with the Mull Sales company for some time, lahoma City for four years Minneapolis since Sept. 1. Church Soci Presbyterian Missionary The Woman's Missionary society of the Presbyterian church will meet Thursday, Dec. 9, at 3p. m., at the home of Mrs. H. L. Wheeler, 834 Sev- enth St. The program will center about the Christmas mesesage. Spe- cial music will include a number of violin solos by Mrs. Otto Hanson, Fort Lincoln, Tea will be served dur- Presbyterian church are invited to Announcing the Opening of ANDY’S BAKERY 314 Main Former Location of Purity Bakery Phone 2081 A Complete Retail Bake Shop Featuring Crust-0O-Gold Bread Andy’s Whole Wheat Bread Andy’s Rye Bread Andy’s Cracked Wheat Bread _Andy’s Raisin Rye Bread and a Complete Line of Delicious Pastry : You Will Find These Fine Breads At Most Bismarck Grocery Stores We Invite You to Try Our High Quality Breads and Pastries, A. V. ANDERSEN, D. E. LOADER, Proprietors U. Art Professor’s Paintings of N. D. Badlands on Exhibit in East Barr and One of His Badlands Canvases Grand Forks? N. D., Dec. 6—(?) —Paul FE. Barr, University art - professor, who has captured on canvas the rugged beauty of Da- kota’s colorful Little Missouri river badlands, is exhibiting a ser- ~ ies of 50 oil paintings this month in six eqstern states. The exhibit is the result of the artist's study last summer of that territory of scoria and clay buttes with itg mase of deep h the Indiens say “the look at Festival Features Pen Women’s Work:t Mrs ©. 8. Oloid, 118 avenue ©. Approximately 100 visitors attended the Festival of the Arts, given Mon- day by the Bismarck branch, League of American Pen Women in the din- ing room in the World War Memor- jal building. both in the afternoon and evening. ly. where . Programs were presented Waldo, president of the branch. The afternoon program group of vocal solos by Helen Fort Lincoln, who sang songs by two by a ‘ilson, been well reviewed by national papers. Marian Phillips Johnson, Harvey, spoke on hér work done for a news- has| Paper syndicate. Angela Boleyn, Fargo, also was introduced and spoke brief- Two other Pen Women intro- duced were Denise Barrette, Lehr, and Isabel Campbell. ‘Tea was served at 4p. m., with Mrs. ing the social hour. All women of the| both Ruth Rudser was introduced Mrs, Waldo. She spoke on “Why Go to Toas,” the New Mexico art col- Johnson presiding at the tea table, which was centered by yellow and white chrysanthemums in a crystal bowl and lighted by white tapers in crystal holders. Literary Mosaic Interesting One tures of the program was 4 literary of the most interesting fea- presented by Mrs. Waldo, fternoon mosaic which closed the by Several poems were read by Frances Vejtasa from her recently published book, “Prairie Phantasy. Other members of the branch were ” on display for the visitors to buy. Art exhibits included those: by the Barrette, Rudser and ttractive o¢——_——— 9 | the home of Mrs. E. O. Bailey, 523 | Meetings of Ciubs | | Avenue 4, west. | And Social Groups | nightly Fortnightly Club P| SoThe Fortnightly club will meet Wed- Unity Study Club nesday at 3 p.m. at the home of Mrs, Questions 7 to 12, Chapter 6, Of} C. L. Young, 220 Avenue B, west. Charles Fillmore’s “Twelve Powers of] Mrs, A. M. Christianson is in charge Mary,” will be discussd when thé! of the program. Unity Study club meets Wednesday at * * * 8 p. m., in the Business and Profes- P.T.A. Council sional Women’s club room in the] The Bismarck council of Parent- World War Memorial building. Medi-| Teacher associations will meet at the tations will be led by Mrs. Emma Vir-| Will school Thursday evening, gin. The item of interest for roll cal| delegates are urged to be present by will be given by Mrs, John Peterson. |7 p.m. ‘The Lessons in Truth class will meet] ‘Thursday, at 8 p. m., at the home of Mrs. H. Hopton, 802 Third St., at which time Chapter 3 of Dr. Emilie Annual Presbyterian Cady’s “Lessons in Truth,” will be *. completed. Turkey Dinner x ee. Bazaar W. BA. Thursday, Dec. 9th Sale 2:30 - - Dinner 5:30 Women’s Benefit association Dae Adults 50c; Children 35¢ will meet Wednesday at 8 p. m., in the Auxiliary room in the World War Me- morial building for a Christmas party. Members are asked to bring anything they have for the Open Your Heart, Fampelcn. ne Hairdressers The Bismarck Hairdressers. and Cosmetologists association will-hold a regular meeting Wednesday at 8 p. m., in the Rose room in the Patterson hotel. A Christmas party with re- freshments th follow the meeting. Townsend No. 1 The Townsend club No. 1 will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p. m., at the court- house, A brief outline of H, R., 4199 will be given by Dr. R. 8. Enge. A cordial welcome is extended to the public, A Gruen CURVEX Watch that curves around the wrist like a bracelet. Gruen is the only. make of watch with a curved movement the full length of the beautiful curved case, other makers use a short movement about half the length of the case. We carry all other worth- while makes including Ham- iltons, Longines and Elgins. Come in our store and let us show you the Gruen Cur- vex Watch. F. A. Knowles Jeweler Bismarck’s Diamond Store for Over 31 Years i * * *, Past Presidents’ Parley The Past Presidents’ Patley of the American Legion Auxiliary will meet Wednesday for a 1:15 o'clock luncheon | -at the Country club with Mrs. G. Ol- geirson as hostess. | ek * Sunshine Society The Sunshine society will ,meet Wednesday at 2 p. m., at the home of Mrs, Fred Ode, 614 Sixth St. * * k St, Benedict’s The Bismarck-Mandan chapter of St. Benedict's alumnae association will meet Wednesday at 8 p. m., at cattle town in the heart of the badlands. } Many of Burr's landscapes are views once familiar to President Theodore Roosevelt who 50-odd years ago established the Chimney Butte ranch when struck by the splendor of the rough country while on @ hunting expedition. ‘The artist has also painted scenes of the former haunts of the Marquis de Mores, . French nobleman who attempted to float ® $1,000,000 meat packing plant. and inland empire at Medora, Barr, graduate of the University of Indiana, studied at the Chicago Art Institute and the University of Paris, Last year five national gal- lerles displayed his pictures. Two of these were in New York City’s Rockefeller center. . The exhibit opens this month at the University of Rochester in New Yotk State and later the pic- tures will be shown in Pennsyl- THE GIFT SHOP Rose Point Crystal A complete assortment just re- F. J. Thompson. The next meeting |her father, Thomas Mangan, and her ‘of the group will be held at the home json, Robert Kaiser, who is employed ‘at the Woolworth store there. Lindbergh Invited A aA ta CS P. E, 0. Fetes Cottey College Field Agent) to Fly Big Plane scinid the Clithan, allcrintions srs, Loulse Maiken, field secretary j Baldimorg, Dec. 7—(P)—Col. @hiastles | i in stock, 1 ie AS oles A. Lindbergh has been invited by the 7 ‘ - * cainy tte cules oa mathe Elaine Etched Crystal’ and fly if he wishes, the giant flying boat built for a Soviet transport. Company officials said no reply had been receivel. Lindbergh is technical adviser to Pan-American Airways, for whom Martin built several smaller flying boats. A beautiful new pattern in Cam- bridge glass that you will admire. pure Cambridge Cut Rock Crystal A fine assortment of high class Rock crystal in stunning shapes. Gift Wrapping Free — We Deliver LA— atu an @ah—a that medicated with Hoskins-Meyer ‘A 4p. m, Mrs, Maken spoke to ond paar e 40 years in Bismarck N, Dak. girls of the senior class at the Bis- Ak Sak SO SO SA Se Se em OVERCOAT SALE! @| Overcoats $16. Values at ‘Word birth ‘Mrs, F. Ark. Ernestine Dobler. si 20 OVERCOATS, $20 and $22.50 Values at 20 OVERCOATS, $2 Values at 15. OVERCOATS, $3 $19.75 Values at 924.75 Sizes 32 to 48 Meltons, Fleeces and Caracuris In Half and Full Belted Models. Dahl Clothing Store $14.95 od PHOTOS $6.95 52 Phone 1795 for your sppointment Campbell’s