The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-07-18
Opening Session
Of Cooking School
Is Well Attended

Mrs. Hazel Limbaugh, director of
the Better Cooking school, addressed
nearly 300 Bismarck women Tues
day afternoon at the opening ses-
sion. A few Mandan women, who
attended Mrs. Linebaugh's school in
their city last week, are visiting
classes here.
Mrs. Linebaugh's classes are in
teresting. While preparing the tasty
dishes she adds little humorous
touches to her instructions and re-
lates unique experiences.
Sugar and spice and everything
nice" was included in the quick
breads which Mrs. Limbaugh DEM
onstrated Tue sday, coffee cake, or
ange tea biscuit, date bread, and
other recipes.
The oven dinner menu included
baked spareribs with sauerkraut, DO
tatoes au gratin, and prune souffle.
Mrs. O. E. Anderson. whose name
was drawn in the prize contest after
the session, received this oven din
ner at her home in time for the
evening meal.
Light refre~'ments were served
to the audience at the conclusion
OF the days program, and names
were drawn for the days prizes.
The following were awarded pre-
miums:
Mrs. J. p. Sell, Mrs. = H. Harju,
Mrs. C. j. Koch, Mrs. M. Morgan,
Mrs. T. e. FELTON,. and Miss Arlene
Loehrke, canned vegetables.
Mrs. Paul Schultz, Mrs. r. H.
Neff, Mrs. Mary 0. Moore. Miss
Alice Hixon, Mrs. M. Zvorist. Miss
Lonny KLnkel, Mrs. H. A. Lewis,
Mrs. Lee Musgjerd, Mrs. A. G..
BANNER. Miss Mary Geiermann.
coffee.
Mrs. Charles Staley and Miss
Elizabeth Slattery, flour.
Mrs. H. o. Kunkel and Mrs. Emily
z. Slender. "a: waffle irons.
The annual picnic for members Of
the A. O. u. w. lod~e and their fam
tiles will be held Sunday afternoon
at Yegen's grove. A program Of
sports and races ID being prepared,
and all eligible are requested to at
tend. The picnic will begin about
I o'clock Sunda;.
Mrs. Curtis +. Dirlam and little
son, Billy, have returned from . six
weeks visit with relatives in Crook
ston, MINI. En- route home they
spent . few days in Grand Forks
where they were met by Mr.. Dirlam.
Miss Ruth Cochrane of Leith has
been spending . few days in Bis
marck and Mandan with friends.
She left today for Valley City where
she will attend . summer session 1t
the State Teachers college.
Mrs. e. F. Ladd and daughters,
Elizabeth and Virginia, Of Wash
ington, D. c., are visiting here -
guests Of Mrs. Ladd's son and
and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
C. S. Ladd.
The fourth division Of the Pres.
byterian ladies aid will meet Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. E. H.
Sperry ct 02l Second street. Mrs.
w. T. Kraft will b assisting
hostess.
The Women's Benefit associ-
alton will meet this evening ct s
o'clock ct the Elks hall. All MEM
bsrs are urged to attend.
Mrs. S. M. Nesting left Tuesday
for her home 1T Williston, after
spending thrse weeks here Is guest
q Mrs. Harry Hanson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Manuel Kramer and
family have returned to Wabek
after visiting here at the J. w. Nc
Guinness home.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Barth are on
Z vacation trip to Chicago, Milwau-
kee. Superior and other points in
Mr.. and Mrs. B. E. Hitchcock have
returned from = two weeks motor
trip to northern Minnesota points.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Olson will
leave Thursday for . motor trip 10
points in northern Minnesota.
7sM ss
L A daughter was born Tuesday ct
st.. Alexius hospital TO Mr.. and Mrs.
William Glatt Of Napoleon.
A daughter WAS born Monday ct
81. Aloxius hospital 10 Mr.. and 4r1.
Dan Ssvich q 1andAu.