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Evening star., 1927-11-27
Vice President Planning
For Opening of Congress
With Mrs Dawes Will Come to Capital Wednes
day-Notes of Prominent Folk in
Official Circle

Vice President and Mrs. Charles G.,
Dawes are closing their home in
Evanston, ILL.,, and will come to Wash
ington Wednesday for the Winter.
Senator and Mrs. William Cabell
Bruce are expected to come from their
Baltimore nome Thursday and will be
iii the house at 1910 Rhode Island ave
nue., which they have leased for the
season. The house was occupied last
Winter by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles $.
Dewey, when the former was Assis-
tant Secretary of the Treasury. Mr..
and Mrs, Dewey and their family are
now in Warsaw, where Mr.. Dewey
has taken up his duties as financial
adviser to the Polish government.
Senator and Mrs Royal S. Copeland
will arrive in Washington the end Of
the week and open their apartment at
the Wardman Park Hotel. Since their
return from Honolulu in August. Sen
ator 9nd Mrs. Copeland have been at
their country home in Suffern. \. Y
Senator and Mrs. Hiram Bingham
will come to the Capital tomorrow and
he in their apartment at 2G33 Six
tcenth street for the Winter.
Senator and Mrs. Edward l. Ed
wards will come to the city Saturday
and open their apartment at the
Wardman Park Hotel. They will have
with them for the Winter their daugh-
ter, Miss Elizabeth Edwards, and
their grandson, little Edward l. Ed
wards. Sd. son Of Lieut.. Col. and Mrs.
Edwards.
Representative William +. Hull
has arrived from his home in Peoria,
H., to take possession of his apart
ment at the Wardman Park Hotel,
where he will be joined by Mrs. Hull
the latter part of the week. Their
nephew and niece, Mr. and Mrs. vii.
bur $. Forrest, who. with their family,
have been occupying Mr.. and Mrs.
Hulls apartment since their return
from 12-year sojourn in Paris,
will move this week to the house
whicl, they have taken at 2807 Twen-
tyeighth street.
Representative John p, Sosnowski
is in Washington and gain has taken
Ian apartment at the Wardman Park
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Germany $ New Envoy
Expected in Capital as
The New Year Opens
Ambassador Prittwitz, Sue
cessor to Late Baron Won
Nathan, Classed as Bril-
liant, Dependable Diplo-
mat.

The German embassy. which
through the tragic death of Baron
Ago Won Nathan, is at the end of
the list of higher diplomatic estab
lshments. will. if present plans go
through, welcome it's new head about
the end Of December. Herr Fred
erich Wilhelm Won Prittwitz und CAT
from, as he prefers to he known,
although he could write Baron" be-
fore his name, has already taken
leave of the Roman government and
has been for the past three weeks
in Berlin comforting with the men,
bers of the foreign office. 1t is antici-
pated that he will complete his prepa-
rations within the next two weeks
and will be at his post in Washing
ton in order TO join the New Year
pageant.
The coming German Ambassador
Will be among the younger members
of the corps. and is preceded by a
reputation for hrilliance and de.
pendabilitv An ardent Republican,
he was among those who substan-
TALLY aided in solidifying the new
form of government. and he founded
what is called the November Club, a
political orSa aniZation which has be-
come powerful factor in Berlin.
The German government owns Its
extensive establishment here on what
was known In the opening century as
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Sir Esme and Lady Howard
To Entertain at Dinner
Nine. Matsudaira Proposes Luncheon to Honor
Mrs. Taft-Other Notes of Interest From
Dip lom attic Circle.

The Ambassador of Great Britain
and Lady Isabella Howard will enter
tain at dinner Thursday evening, De-
cember s.
Nine. Matsudara, wife of the Am
nassador of Japan, will entertain at
luncheon Monday. December ). in
honor of Mrs. William Howard Taft,
wife of the Chief Justice.
The Ambass of Belgium and
Princess de I.igne will be joined short
lv by their daughter, Princess Eliza
beth de Ligne, who is in New York for
a brief visit.
There will be no formal celebration
of the Belgian national holiday at the
embassy today. but the flag Will fly
from the building.
The newly appointed Ambassador or
Turkey, Mauktar Bey. has sailed Tor
this country aboard the Leviathan and
is expected to arrive in New YORK the
middle of this week.
The Mi%stcr of Portugal and Nis-
countess d'Alte have leased the house
at oS4O Woodland drive for the Win
ter. and will give up their apartment
at Wardman Park Hotel this week.
The house on Woodland drive is the
home of the United States Ambassador
to Turkey and Mrs. Joseph c. Grew
which they purchased while the Am
bassador was Undersecretary of State.
The Minister of China and Nine.
Sze. who spent Thanksgiving in Phila'
delphia. are expected to return this
evening or tomorrow morning.
The Minister of Panama and Sonora
de Alfaro will entertain at dinner Fri
day evening in honor of the Ambas'
sador of Great Britain and Lady Isa
bella Howard.
The Minister of Austria and Nine.
Prochnik entertained a company of
Il at dinner last evening in compli-
ment to the retiring naval attache II
the French embassy and Nine. Wilm.
The Minister and Nine. Prochnik
will go to Philadelphia Thursday for
the premiere in this country of "Feu-
ersnot," by Richard Strauss. which
the Philadelphia Civic Opera Co. will
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EWING

give that evening. At the same per-
formance, Gluck' Die Maienkoenigin"
will be given for the first time in this
country.
The Minister of Egypt and Mime.
Samy will resume their at-homes
Tuesday afternoon, December 13. from
) to o'clock and will receive Tues
day afternoons through the season.
The Minister OF Venezuela. DR.. Car
los f. Grisanti. will entertain at din
ner Saturday evening in the Chinese
room of the Maytlowers
The Minister of the Netherlands,
Jonkheer van Royen. returned yester.
day from New York, where he went
to attend the dinner Friday evening
given by the American Olympic COM
mittee.
The charge d'affairs of Germany
and Frau kiep entertained at lunch
con Friday in their apartment at the
Wardman Park Hotel in honor of the
naval attache of the French En-.
bassy and Nine. Willm. who will leave
Washington shortly for France. Capt.
Willm having received an active ser.
vice appointment. The guests mum.
bered 15.
The naval attache of the Italian EN-.
bassy and Sisnora Lais will return to.
day from New York, where they at
tended the Army-Navy game yester-
day.
The naval attache of the Spanish
embassy and Sonora de Solas will
close their apartment at the Wardman
Park Hotel and will sail Wednesday
on the s. :. Christopher Colombo for
two months leave of absence in
Spain. They will also visit in Italy
and France before returning TO Wash.
inGton, about the first of February.
The air attache of the British en-
hassy and Mrs. Hetherington are
spending the week end in Philadelphia.
NJ. Jules Henry. first secretary of
the French embassy, will entertain at
dinner on Tuesday evening in the
Chinese room of the Mayflower.
The secretary of the italian embassy
Continued on Sixth Page.)
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Cropley, and a member of one of the
oldest families of Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Hall Beasley
announce the engagement of their
laughter. Margaret Davis. to Mr.
reginald Harrison Pledger. son of
MI, and Mrs. Charles +. Pledger of
this city. No definite date has been
set for the wedding
Mr., and Mrs, Samuel Gettelman of
6f4 Highland avenue, Takoma Park
ID. g., announce the ensa gament of
their daughter. Virginia, to Mr.. Abe
ponack Of Boston. Mass. The wedding
VIII take place during the Summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Abramson of
sol Fern street announce the engage
ment of their daughter Bessie to Mr.
Simon w. LeNitan, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Max Levitan of Washing ton.
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Hotel, where he will be joined shortly
by Mrs. Sosnowski.
Representative John @. Tilson of
Connecticut will arrive in Washington
Tuesday and will be at the MayfoWer
again this season.
Representative and Mrs. S. Wallace
Dempsey OF New York will return to
Washington Wednesday and will he
again at the MayfloWer during the
congressional season.
Representative Loring NJ. Black, h.
Of Brooklyn, y. Y, will arrive in
Washington this week and has taken
Hotel, where he will be joined by Mrs.
Black later in the season.
Representative and Mrs. Wallace II.
White, jr., are established in the house
at 2449 Tracy place for the winter
having given up the house at 2Oll
Wyoming avenue, where they lived
last season.
Representative and Mrs Bolivar
Edwards Kemp will come from their
home at Amite, La, near New Orleans,
the latter part of the week. and take
POSSESSION Oh tfle.I iIdi lileHl dL th|
Wardman Park Hotel for the Winter
Representative and Mrs. T. w. Har-
rison of Winchester. Va, have taken
an apartment at the Wardman Park
Hotel, and will arrive Thursday.
Representative and Mrs. F. M. Dav-
export of Clinton, n. Y, again will be
in an apartment at the Wardman
Park Hotel for the Winter.
Representative and Mrs. NJ. A.
Aichaelson of Chicago Will open their
APARTMENT at the Wardman Park
Hotel for the Winter the latter part
Of the week.
The Assistant Secretary of the Navy
for Aviation, Mr.. Edward =. Warner.
went to New York Wednesday to
spend Thanksgiving day with his
mother. Mrs. Pearson Warner and his
sister Miss Elizabeth Warner. Mr..
Warner and his sister stopped in New
York yesterday to attend the Army
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circle the
Mrs Kellogg will seldom dine until Lent
They will the Pan Union Building
in
the War Mrs Dwight will
daughter, Miss Alice Brooks Davis. society.
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Eneaeements to Wed
Mark Social Calendar

Mr.. and Mrs. John Brstow Wornall
of Kansas City. Mo. announce the
enga cement of their daughter, Roma
Virginia, to Mr.. Charles Elmorc
Cropley, clerk of the Supreme Court
of the United States. The wedding
Nill take place in Kansas City in
February.
= Miss Wornall has many friends in
Washington. where she attended
f;nnston Hall School and George
Washington University. Mr.. crop
tev. who has been an officer Of the
Supreme Court of the United States
for a number of years. and who was
appointed its clerk last June. is the
son of Mrs. Charles Barlow CropleH
and the late Mr.. Charles Barlow
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Special Events to Feature
In White House Schedule
For Early December Days
President and Mrs. Coolidge to Entertain Elabo-
rately ly-Program for Entire Season Com
pleted-Leading Society Notes.
BY SALLIE v. H. PICKETT.

Y; % ' s
opened T F90% Rs;s s es eo~ed wsf V9
the ad see he % and fe5p ] @ se there Been
in the bnet and in dp9mc nat & ranks ST. @ np df h the the
aasson'i' season. is ofSeiary opened
THE dinner which the President and Mrs Coolidge are to- give @ p
esm M Be- for ssfn s s @ % eIae1 M @ i'
of the diplomatic corps will given other
2s vh
Wngon In and tsts h @ aeeompng @ 2
THE program for a
Sts taS a o N,e M enf and & se o % M
@ I sh s1 nI M @ 81 S % y an cap on d @
Of the Ssyy viii make
eD5 aides T bano assist & d Fne b w' To 5 sn t young h S
Of branches of the service enjoy the privilege.
IN Army group Field Artillery
p6a Capt ci5 T o5 % M s OF " s eas ss Cap?
Ma Sos e bs In M N sp % are G u 2d % p also Oh he
Maaow Lieut. c2md Gsorgs u Bureau odHanc % Lieut. lieut.
IL o5 fus5 S E, Gnsd ss s
sT MS and M m Mewe & y f @ Msps M s e2B 6 the cg @
THINGS moving rapidly the cabinet circle and the Secretary OF
5:s *;f* the VIII ':;; @
MRS HARRY S NEW wife of the Postmaster General who went to
bs viii return Tuesday
Nh SS VIII ss s's' s s f s Party s % .a @ a e eSsie ns99
@ H;'"S'; ' viii g s"ss
Diplomatic reception
MON other hosts most of them dinner parties Friday
"A Brig and Mrs. f. H.
Brig Gen and Mr.; Donaldson Cen E E Booth Brig Gen and
Mhconbe Gen. ard Mrs. Frank keefer and Mai B. Gillespie
Most all OF the hosts the
the Army dances when the chief and
f~ll receive
TUESDN boasts dbutantc both presented
= Hester Anne LeFce in
her parents Mr. and Mrs Charles H IFcvre
ndcrnn LeRn
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THURSDAY boasts dcbuancs be
Hester Anne LcFcvre
her parents Mr. and Mrs Charles H. eFre
in her honor with Mr. and Mrs
kathene Wilkins VIII be debut by her
John r Wilkins and Mr. and Mrs Breckenridge
"Wednesday Mrs Tyts Mel ennan will present young
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o'clock at the home Of Mrs. Hermann
Scheffer, 600 First street. All in
terested friends are invited.
Bridge Me Another
~ w. W. WENTWORTH

Authorizations: A-acc: liking
Jack; X-any card
lower than 1O.)
Partner not having bid, what
do you lead against suit bi when
you hold K G 10 of another suit?
2-When is it not necessary to
cover an honor with an honor?
3AHaving failed to speak when
you should, Wien will you get an
other opportunity to speak?
The Answers
TX.
2-When it IS obvious a trick can
not reasonably be establish.
3-After the game if you lave not
been assassinateC before.
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Wedding Anniversary
Is Celebrated Sunday

Mrs. A. E. Nuremberg and Miss
Helen Baker entertained at dinner
Sunday evening in honor of the gold
en- wedding anniversary Of their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Baker.
Relatives and friends Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Baker attended the dinner, and
places were marked for IL guests.
The table appointments and menu
were carried out in a color scheme
Of gold. The guests of honor re-
ceived many gifts appropriate for
the occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baker were married
September %, 1877, at Fort Yates
while Mr.. Baker was in the govern
ment service. They have made their
home in Bismarck for the past nine
years.
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Mrs. Beattie Gives
Party For Daughter

Mrs. j. c. Beattie entertained Sat-
urday afternoon in honor of the
ninth birthday anniversary Of her
daughter, Thora.
The II little guests attended the
matinee performance at the Eltinge
theatre, after which a birthday
luncheon was served at the Beattie
home. Paper parasols in rainbow
colors were given to the guests as
favors.
Thora was presented with many
birthday gifts. Mrs. B. F. Flanna-
gan assisted Mrs. Beattie in enter
tanning.
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W.C.T.U. Convention
Will Open This Week

The 38th annual meeting Of the
North Dakota w. c. T. u. will open
Thursday evening, Sept. 20, in the
First Methodist church at Grand
Forks with the convention banquet
at $50.
Andrew j. Volstead, legal adviser
to the northwest prohibition office,
and Mrs. Ella A. Boole, national pres
ident Of the w. c. I. IT,, will be
prominent speakers at the conven-
ton. DR.. Thomas F. Kane, president
Of the University of North Dakota,
r. B. Griffith Of Grand Forks, j. L.
Hultcng, mayor of Grand Forks, and
Rev. Orlando Ingvoldstad, pastor of
the Lutheran church of that city,
will be speakers at the banquets.
The chief social event of The con-
vention will be the banquet to be
served Thursday evening. Mrs. F.
NJ. Wanner, jamestown, vice presi-
dent of the organization, will be
toastmistress. Beside the addresses
of welcome, and the annual address
by Mrs. Elizabeth Preston Ander-
son, president of the state organiza-
ton, there will be a special musl-
cal program.
The convention will formally open
Friday morning with the transaction
of club business. The various Off
GERS of the state will be called upon
to give brief reports Of the years
activities, and suggestions will be
offered for future work.
All departmental directors will
take part in the department SYM
postum which will be conducted Fri
day afternoon. Reports will be CIV
en- by presidents of the first, sec
ond, third, fourth, fifth, ninth, and
tenth districts, and from members
who recently attended the annual
meeting of the national ". G. I. U.
III Minneapolis.
The election Of state officials will
be the chief business of the session
Saturday morning. o. B. Burtness,
congressman Of the first district,
will address the meeting on THE
Prohibition Complexion of the 10th
Congress"
The meeting Saturday evening
will be in charge Of Mrs. May
Brudevold, state director of medal
contests, and at this time the an
nual gold medal contest will be held.
Five young people Of the state have
entered, Robert Landbloom, Fargo;
Alice and Ellsworth Wertzler. Ry-
der; Edith Gabel, Douglas and Clara
Giles, Esmond.
Mrs. Elizabeth Preston Anderson
will presidt at the annual white
ribbon love feast which will open the
semi-religious services Sunday
morning. Mrs. Boole, national pres
ident. will be the speaker at the con-
Guiding session Of the convention,
and this meeting viii be open to the
public.
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Hints on Etiquet

do hostes SEES now use the ter
rifyins ARA. Ct nat silver that they
used to use at TO. MAJ dinners?
2-What silver properly is laid
before dinner begins?
3-If other flat silve- is needed
for additional courses, how is it
brought on?
The Answers
mo.
2-Forks foi salad, roast, fish;
knives for roast, fish; spoons for des-
sert and soup.
3-With the con"se it accompanies.
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Social and Personal
Mrs. j. L. Mullin and
Hildor Simonson Are
HOstesseS Saturday

Mrs. j. L. Mullin and Mss Hildor
olmonson were hostesses Saturday
AFTERNOON at cards.
Bridge was played at three tables
during the afternoon with honors
gong to Mrs. J. NJ. Harry. Guest
lavors were presented to Mrs. Louis
Iellner of Chicago, and Mrs. Paul
Cook of this city who is leaving soon
to make h"r home in Valley City.
Autumn flowers decorated the
rooms where bridge was played. At
the conclusion of the games a lunch
con course was served.
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GOING TO LIVINGSTON


DR.. II. C. Anderson, who has been
associated with the Quain e. Ram
stad clinic here for the past three
years, will 60 to Livingston, Mont,
the latter part Of the week where he
will work with DR.. G. A. Windsor,
owner of several hospitals in Liv-
ingston and vicinity. Although he
will devote some time to general
practice, DR.. Anderson will also
specialize in surgery there, as he did
here. He came 20 Bismarck three
years ago from Big Falls, Mimi, and
is a graduate of the school Of medi-
cine at Northwestern university. DR..
and Mrs. Anderson and their two
sons, Barney James, 6, and Howard
Cuyler, 10 months, will leave Bis
marck Friday or Saturday, making
the trip to Livingston by automobile.
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VISITS PARENTS HERE

Having accepted position as
manager of the advertising depart
ment for the Wiener Clothing House
at Reading, Pa, Lawrence J. Bran
men, accompanied by Mrs. Brannen,
motored here Saturday from Grand
Island, Neb., for short visit with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Q. C..
Brannen, at the Hughes apartments
before leaving for his new home. For
the past two years Mr.. Brannen has
been advertising manager for the
Wolbach department store at Grand
Island. Mr.. and Mrs. Brannen re-
turned to Grand Island today and
will leave within few days for
Reading.
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Out-of-TOWn Guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Baker
Are Honored at Party

Garden flowers were used to dec
crate the rooms Saturday afternoon
when Mrs. o. v. Bowman enter
tanned in compliment to Mrs. John
Williams Of Washburn and Mrs.
Agnes Wallin Of Washington, d. c.
The guests enjoyed a social aft
ernoon after which a two course
luncheon was served. Mrs. Tory
Iverson Of Minneapolis was also an
out-of-town guest.
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WILL HOLD ELECTION

The annual election of officers of
the Woman lodge will be held Tues
day evening. A large attendance at
the meeting is desired in order that
all may have a voice in the selection
of officers for the ensuing year.
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DANCE

At Jennie Clarke's residence,
6 miles north and / mile east
of Sterling, Friday night, Sep
TENDER 80. Music by the Vag-
abonds, Myron Lavine and his
gang.
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Gussner's store will be closed
Wednesday morning, $3.50 to
IL, due to Mrs. John Gussner's
funeral.
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VISIT HERE

Seneca Jones and son of st. Paul
spent Saturday in Bismarck as the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. w.
Tschumperlin.
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FROM KINTYRE

Mrs. Charles Nelson Of kintyre
visited friends in Bismarck Satur-
day and transacted business.
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HERE IN RJ1SINESc

Almond Thor of Grass Lake spent
Saturday in Bismarck, locking after
business affairs.
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EN- ROUTE TO MINNEAPOLIS

Arthur Shields, who has been
spending some time in Montana on
business, visited in Bismarck Satur-
day en- route to Minneapolis.
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COOKING VEGETABLES

A good rule to remember while
cooking vegetables is to cover all
vegetables grown under the ground
and leave uncovered all that grow
above.
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Household HELPS
ANACADO SALAD

Avacadocs, quartcred, with the
hole filled with cream cheese and
ripe olives, are delicious served with
tart French dressing.
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REAL OR ARTI rICIAL

REAL OR ARTI fICIAL
A charming hostess confided that
in winter, when flo vers are -xorbi-
tant, she frequently uses real ferns
with one or two artificial flowers.
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VISITS HERE
Mrs. Hugo Solberg Of Naughton
was the guest Of friends in Bismarck
Saturday.
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VISITS POINTS IN STATE
Harry Brown, assistant dairy
commissioner, has returned from a
trip to points in the southwestern
part of the state.
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DELICIOUS DRINK

OELIOIOUS UNINh
A delicious variation of iced coffee
is made by shaking together one cup
clear coffee, two tablespoons of va
nilla ice cream and a teaspoonful of
melted chocolate.
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FROM FARGO

Miss Nell Nicholson Of Fargo
spent the weekend in Bismarck as
the guest of relatives.
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have them aired, cleaned if neces-
sary and thoroughly mendcd for cold
days.
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WILL GIVE RECITAL
Emmett Griffin will be presented
in song recital Friday evening at 8
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CHILDREN.S SANnWIC;,ES

If Tom or Alice mus take lunch,
it will pay to buy some cute animal
cutters to shape .heir sandwiches 50
they will be very appealing.
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FROM ST. PAUL

A. Charter Of the w. J. Dyer
company, st. Paul, was a business
visitor in Bismarck Saturday.
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RETURNS TO JAMESTOWN

RETURNS TO JAMESTOWN
Mrs. j. j. Nierling, president Of
the state assembly Of the Rebekah
lodge, who has been attending the
district meeting at Mandan and the
regular lodge meeting in this city,
left Saturday for her home in James,
town.
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VEGETABLE SANDWICHES
One Of the most delightful new
luncheon delicacies is t vegetable
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sandwich. Any vegetable can be
used, either mashed, chopped or with
cream sauce.
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DOOR CLOTHES.BAC

An excellent clothes bag for closet
doors is made by cutting tiny hole
through the top of a slit bag and
hanging it flat on clothes hanger.
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Piano tuning given prompt
attention this week. c. L.
Bryan at Melody Shop.