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Evening star., 1928-03-22
QklNip-lou'se
for Easter


Your costume is no smarter
than your hat!
Mrs. Pierce brought back from
New York a number of the very
smartest chapeaux which are at
tracing the fastidious and well
dressed women who frequent this
shop.
You, too, will be captivated by
these fattering new models.
Vogue's issue on Spring millinery
finds Interpretation in chic felts.
bakus and straws OF this roman
tic movement in all the new
shades and colors, at Phillip
Louise.
and dresses
in extremely smart models for
sports, afternoon and tea, have
Just been unpacked.
You cannot afford 10 miss this
smart showing of hats and dresses
for Easter!
See the PhiIlip-Louise today.
1900 Connecticut Avenue.
Evening star., 1928-03-22

Sandwich hat
that has lu>t eaeaed Is the talk
about TOWN.
Such delleSouS
sandwiches Toasted ones, ,ooN.
cakes and pies yoa have NsNeF
tastedr~they ialrly melt IA yecr
mouth.
Popular demand OF lovers 81
good food were mstIgaeotS ai taiS
sandwich hay falh lilo fAVvEa
food Is uaeNC alled--ig Contains she
hest ingredients tna saNStlsutSsN
Neu are invited to aspect laese
cuisine aud see ior NaueAsh.
lunchsenv nlNaeS,
Parties a speciality,
Telephone Fgaakha &&S
$40 llth Street s
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
George Hoffman and Rena Berman, both
OF Baltimore.
Mortimer d. Rathgeber and Florence G..
Poston.
.foh: =. smith and Ha~y 9. Mackenzie,
both Of Baltimore
Morris TYLER and Alice Thornton.
Nantali ViIlacres and Candida !. RocandiO.
Ebert Lewis and Geneva Newton.
Evening star., 1928-03-22

CARO-, Mich. March % LFD.--Lloyd
Ball. young farmer residing near
Caro-, is held in Jail on charge OF at
tempted extortion in connection with
a threat received recently by Mrs. Eliza
beth Pinney. Cass City Bank owner,
ordering her to send $4,000 If she would
safeguard the lives OF her s-year-old
twins.
Evening star., 1928-03-22
Cathedral Treasurer Dies.

NEW YORK. March 20 Np,.-Col
John McAnerney. former vice presi-
dent OF the Southern Railway and
treasurer of st. Patrick's Cathedral,
died today in his apartment In East
Eighty-Sixth street. He fought In the
Confederate Army in the Civil War.
Evening star., 1928-03-22
Interesting Program u
ToIfow Arts Club Dinner.

Much interest is being shown in the
recital 10 be given by Miss Helen Nc
Graw. pianist, at the Arts Club tonight
and many reservations have been made
for the dinner which is 20 precede the
program, with Miss McGraw as honor
guest Of the club and Mr.. J. Rowland
Bibbins as host
Among those who viii be present are
Mr.. and Mrs McGraw, Mrs. e. H. Bib
bins. Miss Sylvia Lent, Miss Genevieve
Hendricks, Miss Frances Tuthill of
Baltimore. Mr.. and Mrs. Edouard Al
bIon, Mrs Harry Angus. Prof. Alexander
ElZlarevski OF Peabody Institute. Mrs
Emma Pran Knorr. Mrs Eugene
ByTnes. DR.. and AIRS. Frederick CoyilIe.
Mrs. o. B. Campbell and guests. Mr..
ard Mrs Henry K. Bush Brown. Mr..
Chiffon, Miss Emily Reed Jones. Miss
Anna c. Laws, Miss e. J. Giffen. Mrs.
Susan Hunter Walker. AIRS. John Gay
nor. Miss Mona Gin and guest. Miss
Butter and guests. all of Baltimore: Mr.
Csgood Holmes and guest. Miss Maud
Burr Morris. Mr Fred w. Dewart and
guests. Miss Emily X. Perry and guest.
AIRS. Carlton Van vaIkenburg. Mr.. Helm
rich Meyn. Miss Anna c. Reinhardt.
Comdr. Frederic w. Eouthworth and
guests: Mrs C. NJ wilkes, MFR. and Mrs.
Morris LeiSenring and Or. George H.
GtFty and guests.
Mis- Alice Heaven viii be hostess at
the Book Review Hour tomorrow after
noon at 4:45 O'Clock at the women's
City Club Miss Laura Thornborough
win be guest of honor and will read
"Tramplng IN the Great Smokes" an
original feature article written by Miss
Thornborough. Jupiter Jaunty" an
original story written BY Miss Anna
Laws. club member, will be reviewed
by the author Among the patronexses
0f the book hours are Mrs William
Lee CoTbtn. Mrs John Mock, Miss
Susan Baker. Miss Ethel Bagley, Miss
Agnes Winn. Miss " s. Benjamin.
Miss Helen McCovn. Miss Grace
0Seood. Miss Myrtle Bum. Mrs. RICH
ard Gssch. Mrs. William ChamberIin.
Evening star., 1928-03-22

~ Q
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Ineoncsame

Easterl.!
Bluebirds and robins have
burst forth in formal Spring note,
announcing the
Easter Promenade
just two weeks away.
Easter is the one time OF all
seasons when Spring outfits are
iinperative-aud il is well
established fact among smart
Washingtonians that the lovehest
ones TO be found anywhere bear
the name "Francisc.
Dashing. new. vivacious and
gay as a beautiful flower garden
this delightful shop presents IN
crisp lettuce green, tea rose pink.
quaint lavender, sky blue. butter
cup and cherry--a bower OF aft
ernoon. tea-tine dresses and for
NAL gowns. in alluring and ire
Sistiblc materials.
Unusually striking and refined
ensembles are here in combina-
tious distinctly Parisienue.
Swagger. rugged sports attire
for town and country are un-
usually chic and different.
Sweaters and socks 10 match
for golf and tennis so heralded in
Palm Beach are here.
And don't forget the Francise
takes a particular pride in dress
ing the young miss at the diff
cult age OF fourteen.
DO see the lovely. lovely in
formal Easter showing.
Now, as ever, il is enough 10
say-~"Francise."
1910 Que Street.
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memhered by It's beauty,
II can be as beautiful as a mid,
Summer night dream, as smooth
and hue as 4 waited hreeee, aud
as fresh aud clean as a new hlewa
roSe~~hy Elizabeth AFsien treat
mentS aud methods,
Special treatment according 10
the needs et vonF individual SKIN
are given most detightlullp hN
specialists oi these SalonS all ever
the continent,
Distinguished women every
where who nnd aud keep beauty
hN Elizabeth Arden methods >Ny
these treatments are re>tiul,
soothing aud refreshing
Telephone Eranklm asa
For appointment,
Elizabeth AFdeQ Rsaass Salon
litY unnet ~ Avenue
Evening star., 1928-03-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank p Fahy OF New
Rochsile. n. Y. are passing a few days
in Washington at the MavhoweT Mrs.
Fshy was hostess to a company of nine
as luncheon yesterday in the preSiden-
tial dining room OF the hotel
Evening star., 1928-03-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wood of New
Bedford. Mass, are ST Wardman Park
Hotel. having Just returned from Ber-
mu6a. Mr.. and Mrs. Wood will leave
for New York in a week to sail for
Europe for an extended tour.
Evening star., 1928-03-22

Is making an automobile trip through
the South and is accompanied by her
two daughters and her son. She will
return TO the Carlton In about a month
Tor q stay Of several weeks
Evening star., 1928-03-22

Neur cham
OF memories
Is made up OF
faces ~ faces
and some
much m aTe
h'eautttul
than oLAArS
l.o q X IN
NouP niiFFor
and see ii
NouF Z q III
pleNion is
Que tn be re-
Evening star., 1928-03-22

Mrs. Charles d. Millard and daughter
Of TsrrytoNn, N. Y. who are passing
Q few days at tbs Willard, we're joined
there today by Mr.. Millar6.
Evening star., 1928-03-22

Mr. and Mrs, Francis Marion Young
Of Wartman Park Hotel have as their
guest Mrs. Y. NJ. Lebey of Savannah
Ga. Mrs. Lebey expects TO remain in
washington for some time
Evening star., 1928-03-22

melodies hy the we'll known
Wardman Orchestra Mil not lst
Your feet belavs~~she toed from
the cuisine viii satisfy yeav IAN,
gushing appetite -Nsrdman Park
Dances are wrhe Favcrite.
NardmAu Park Hotel
Evening star., 1928-03-22

Mrs. NJ. f. Bryan entertained at
luncheon at wardman Park Hotel yes
terSay afternoon in honor Of her
mother. Mrs NJ Kahn.
Evening star., 1928-03-22

The Missouri State Society In the
District of Columbia will tender a re-
ception to Rev. and Mrs. Earle Wiley
in the Han of the Nations. Washington
Hotel. at $50 O'Clock Saturday evening.
DR.. wiifiey. native of Kansas City,
Evening star., 1928-03-22

Mr., and Mrs c. N Fowler of Hart
ford. Conn, are making an indefinite
stay at the Grace Dodge Hotel
Evening star., 1928-03-22

Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Sage of
Rochester, N. Y. Who are al the Willard
FOR short visit, entertained at dinner
there last evening.
Evening star., 1928-03-22

Mr. and Mrs. Wetmore Hodges and
their son. wetmore Hodges. ir,. of Bos-
ton sre ST the Carlton for week
Evening star., 1928-03-22

Mr.. and Mrs. George E Watson OF
Toronto have arrived in washington
on an extended motor trip which they
are making in this country, and are at
the MayfioweT
Evening star., 1928-03-22

Mr. and Mrs George Beckwith of
pittSfeld, Mass. are at the Grace
Dodge Hotel for an extended stay,
Evening star., 1928-03-22

Mr.. and Mrs. s. H Valance of New
York City are visiting the Archdeacon
and Mrs J. H Do6shon in their apart
ment at the Carlton.
Evening star., 1928-03-22

Mrs. Francis D. Hoyt and her daugh
ter, Mrs, Robert L. Brooks of Los
Angeles. Calf. are at the Wardn1an
Park Hotel for a week before going TO
New York Mrs Hoyt and her daughter
will return TO washington later and
Evening star., 1928-03-22

Mr. and Mrs John T. Findley of
Pittsburgh are at the Grace Dodge
Hotel for q week or more.
Evening star., 1928-03-22

Miss Mary Dean Powell. who has been
visiting In the South for q few weeks.
has returned 10 her apartment at the
Carlton for the Spring months.
Evening star., 1928-03-22
Will Assume Navy Yard Post.

First Lieut.. j. Halla has been ordered
from the Marine base at Ouantico, Va,
to the Portsmouth, N. H.. Navy Yard.
Evening star., 1928-03-22

seldom stop to think that they
viii not always be With MS,
II YOU have children YOU know
that your parents seem To think
even more ot Your children than
they did ol YOU when you were
their age, What happiness ven
could bring to their hearts BY
asking them Tor photogreph
such as IN Underwood and Tn
defwood'S window this week
aud what comfort such Pic
ture would be Ia YOU some day
As years GO on and Your chill
dren grow up you Viii appreciate
this picture af your parents all
the more-xand what satisfaction
they will take in having a hne
portrait ol their grandparents,
Pictures such a. these in un~
derwood and Underwood form
part al the present.day famous
treasures and 4 very important
one.
Ii you are Looking fnr an oeea-
sion 90 make this pletlre pussi.
hle~~iust think how elnse il is 10
EaAer,
saO Connecticut Assnus.
Evening star., 1928-03-22

Pack up
your troubles
dance then,
of for
=" Dance and
he " ori Il
dances 18th
YOU and the
SrU art sets
dance at the
W ar Il IN = u
Park $50 nightly
except Sunday
-untA | pm,
Sweet $Nn-
eopatlonS aud
Evening star., 1928-03-22
SOCIETY

CONTINUED from Eighteenth PAGE
Evening star., 1928-03-22

Mrs Francis King Cooke. who has
been a guest at wardman Park Hotel
for some time. has returned to her home
In Chicago. III.
Evening star., 1928-03-22

Conditions We
are living IN 10
day are quite
changed q III
oiden ones now
We take every
thing for granted,
Today We even
take our pareNtS
f.Ax a,snARaef a
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Social and Personal
Bismarck Boy Is
Publicity Manager
For Engineers Day

Paul Goddard Of Bismarck. who
is attending the state university
was publicity manager Of the m.
nusl Engineers day celebration
held on the campus Friday. George
Fitzgerald Of Stanton was in charge
Of arrangements.
This event first sponsored BY
Sigma Tau, national honorary engi-
neering fraternity, began ~ ar
Engineering Open House" and die
not assume the proportions Of . full
dav event until the spring Of 1925.
That spring, however. the engi,
neers chose Noah q their patron
engineer and held suitable ceremon.
les for him in CONJUNCTION with their
regular program Of exhibits. This
feature was discontinue IN 1927
An all-university ball sponsored by
the engineers was established ~ %
annual event with which to close the
evening.
TO better the quality Of exhibits
presented, : silver loving cup ID
awarded to the department having
the best group by the N. D. Engin,
eer, official publication Of the col.
lege of Engineering. The depart.
ment winning the Gun three years
in a row il entitled to retain per-
manent possession of it. The civil
engineers have won the trophy
twice running.
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Clarinet and saxophone Ies.
sons. See Sam Kontos, or call
The Melody Shop, Bismarck.
or The Music Shop, Mandan.
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WANTED-Extra clothing
salesman and tallcrs.-S. E.
Beryesoa, Bismarck, N. D.
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Good Attendance
at Vacation Bible
School Conference

Methods and organisation Of
modern Vacation Bible school were
discussed at the Vacation Bible
School training conference held here
Friday for representatives from the
Protestant churches Of Burleigh
county and vicinity. Over Is
churches outside of Bismarck sent
representatives to the conference.
Dr.. +. s. Young Of Philadelphia,
Pa, DR.. w. H. Bayles Of Huron. 8.
D., and G. D. Armstrong of Fargo
were the principal speakers. Present
day religious education, daily pro-
grams for vacation schools, music,
Bible study, and many other sub
jects in connection with conducting
successful school, were explained
by the speakers and submitted fer
discussion.
The Methodist, Presbyterian.
Evangelical and Protestant Episco-
pal churches Of Bismarck will COM
bine in putting on q Vacation Bible
school at the close of the nublic
schools in June. The Baptist church
will also conduct vacation school.
E. +. Schaefer arrived in Bis
marck last night from Minneapolis
where he has been with the Asso-
ciated Press office, and today be-
gan his work ~ Associated Press
state editor and assistant to Ken
meth w. Simons, state correspond
ent for the Associated Press in
North Dakota. The Associated
Press office is located in the TYib-
une building.
A district rally Of Christian En-
deavor will be held here Saturday
and Sunday. May nd G, at the
Presbyterian and Evangelical
churches. Several good speakers
are expected to be on the program
Of this meeting.
Mrs. Deborah Lovewell, who has
spent the past year in Boston,
Mass. with relatives, arrived here
recently to make her home with her
son and daughter-in-law, Major and
Mrs. c. H. Lovewell, at Fort Lin
coin.
The Mandan Rainbow Girls are
entertaining members Of the Bis
marck chapter at q party at the
Masonic Temple, Mandan, this eve
ming.
c. L. Kurth Of Jamestown spent
Friday here with friends on route
home from California where he has
spent the past five months.
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For Sale-Fertilixer, Rack
Dirt, Sand and Gravel. Phone
81. Wachter Tranofer.
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Members of Local
Music Club Will
Attend Convention

Fourteen members Of the Thurs.
day Musical club Of Bismarck. in
GLIDING three delegates, plan to at
tend the state convention of FEEDER.
ated Music clubs which will be held
ut Valley City May 2, 8 and I.
One of the outstanding events Of
the convention will be the prescnta.
ton Of "Oratoris," to be sung by
the entire assemly under the dircc.
ton Of Dean Froysaa Of the Valley
City State Teachers college. Mem.
bers of the Thursday Musical club
will participate in this chorus.
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Mrs. Davis Presents
Group Of Pupils in
Piano Recital Today

Mrs. F. NJ. Davis presented =
group Of her pupils in = piano re-
cital this afternoon at her home
studio. Mothers Of the pupils were
guests at the musical. The follow.
ing were on the program:
Dance on the Green
Lucille Isaminger
Just Bunch of Flowers. .Spaulding
- Harriet Rosen
(a) Hanon No. 6 ........... Ring
(b) Rosebud Waltz ........ Bilbro
Lydia LANCER
s(a) Reading: kindergarten Soldiers
Bruce
~ Waltz in F Major. -. Bilbro
Mark ChristianSon
The Runaway Horses. $500. Bilbro
Charles Schoregge
The White Bunny. :. John Mokrejs
Marian Isaminger
Hansel and Gretcl. Joseph N. MODS
Emma LANCER
(a) Guitar Serenade ..........
3D. March OF the Weefolk. .Gaynor
Peggy Bankston
Jolly Huntsman .......... Merkel
si Elizabeth Wheeler
OdlIdOC oSIkMuiISI
Charlotte Fritz
Pixies Good Night Song .......
s9,r.. Arthur L. Brown
Margaret Mundy
(a) Musette Bach
(b) The Elf and the Fairy $3.50.
................. ..... Bentley
Ruth Sorlie
Serenade .......... Felix Schubert
I Alice Knowles
Minuet in & .......... Beethoven
Russell Arnot
Sonatine-Op. 55-No. e.. .Kuhlau
Peggy Jane Skeels
Fancy No. z in D Minor. Burleigh
Eleanor Cook
Melody of Love, OPP. 600 ......
80. Englemann
Ruth Christianson
Spinning Song ....... Ellmenreich
Mary Bankston
fmpromtu Brilliant ...... Sartorio
sB Donna Jean Davis
Second valse Brilliant, OPP. Sc ;.
v............... GODDARD
~ ~ Mary Louise Nuessle
Allegro from Toccato in G Major
bacn
Beatrice Water
A Mus ical Tale in Rhyme. Mathew
Alice Knowles
Anitra's Dance ............ Grieg
Annie Anderson
Trio: Gipy Rondo ........ Haydn
Mary Louise Nuessle
Ruth Christianson
Donna Jean Davis
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Dance tonight, Heart Rlver
Pavilion, Mandan. Music ~
The Dakotans. Miss Clara
johnson singing.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-04-28

Mrs. Joseph P. terra has resumed
her duties at Webb Brothers store
after 4 weeks illness.
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Birthday Luncheon
For William Koch

Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Wingreene
entertained Friday at luncheon in
honor Of the birthday anniversary
Of William Koch.
Fink roses and a birthday cake
with candles conferred the table.
Places were marked for eight
guests.
A. J. Rulon of Jamestown, state
commander of the American Legion;
Jack Williams of Fargo, state I'D
jutant, and T. o. Kraabel, Of Far
81, state veterans" service colEn,is-
sioner, were in Bismarck for a 8. ort
time yesterday. They were en- route
from Stanton, where they attended
district Legion reeting Thursday
night, to Washburn, where a similar
meeting was held last night.
The local DeMolay chapter will
hold the biggest meeting Of the year
Wednesday evening at the Masonic
temple. Initiatory and DeMolay de-
grees will be conferred. This will
be the first work of the new Off.
GERS. All Masons are invited to At
tend.
The Master Mason's degree will be
exemplified at special commune
cation of the Bismarck Masonic
lodge Monday night All members
are urged to attend
Mrs. R. E. Middaugh and little
son, Richard, will leave this even.
Ing for Parsons, Kansas, where they
will be the guests Of relatives.
The German Ladies' Altar society
will serve dinner Sunday from IL
o'clock to 3 p. m. at St. Mary's
school. The public is invited.
The public is invited to attend a
card party which the v. /. c. sew.
ing club will give Monday evening
at the Odd Fellows hall.
Mrs. Elizabeth Clark Of Solen
visited friends here Friday en- route
home from q four months visit in
Minneapolis.
r. B. Mcdonald and James
Selinka Of Solen are transacting
business in Bismarck for = few
days.
Miss Marie Robertson hal @ her
guest this weekend her sister, Miss
Lenore Robertson, Of Helen. Mont.
Mr. and Mrs. AL Barrett left FRI
day for Jacksonville, Fla, to attend
. railway conductors convention.
Mrs. S. F. Hollingsworth will b
hostess at the regular r. p. Q. meet
ing Monday afternoon 1t 8 o'clock.
Mrs. ]. B. Belk has been dis
charged from the B;;narck hospi-
tai after . three weeks illness.
la meeting Of the Evening Guild
Nill be held Monday evening ct the
home Of Mrs. George Smith,.
MR.. and Mrs. Hugh Roam Of Por-
tai spent Thursday here looking
after business interests.
Miss Marjoris NJ. Shipley Of
Dickinson i spending the weekend
! Mr.. and Mrs. L. S.. Hatch Of Nc
!. Laughlin, s. D., spent Thursday IN
! Bismarck.
u Miss Ruth Roberts d Carson Il
whiting friends IN this city for I
few days.
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Christian Endeavor
Rally Will Be Held
at Regain Tomorrow

Clell Cannon Of Bismarck, state
president Of Christian Endeavor,
will be one of the principal speakers
at the Christian Endeavor rally
which will be held Sunday at the
Congregational church at Regain.
Miss Claire Weiermuller. state
field secretary, and Rev. r. y.
Strutz Of Jamestown will also be
on the program. Pastors and del
egntes from all parts Of North Da-
kota are expected to attend. Miss
Wilma Olson of Bismarck will rep
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Mrs.. W. K. Williams Of Wash.
burn Is in the city for . few days
visit.
D. P. Erlenbuseh Of Ashley has
been admitted to st. Alexius hospi.
tel for treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dalton Mcdonald Of
Townc-. were Ia Bismarck Thursday
ca business.
Mr.. NJ. w. Sexton and Mrs. r.
Pit1er Of Beulah are spending the
weekend here.
Louis Olson Of Menoken Is q %.
tient at St. Alexius hospital for q
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Schlar of
Devils Lake were guests in this city
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. NJ. Banning have
returned to Flasher after spending
Thursday in Bismarck.
Mrs. Ben Baumgartner Of Linton
has been admitted to st. Alexius
hospital.
Mrs. Joseph P. terra has resumed
her duties at Webb Brothers store
after weeks illness.
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Thursday Night Card
Club Is Entertained
by LaVerne Hansen

Laverne Hansen was hostess to
the Thursday Night bridge club
Thursday evening at her apartment
at the Mohawk.
Bridge was played at three
tables and honors were won by Miss
Gertrude Smith and Miss Lynn
Hegrc. After the games the hos.
tess served refreshments.
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Mrs Waldsmar Newilsky of I'm.
dcrwcod was . business caller here
Friday.
Miss Elaine Bowman Of this city
Is Z patient ct the Bismarck hos.
pital.
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resent the local organization Of
Nlr.stian Endeavor.
The afternoon mass meeting will
be held at $50 while the evening
meeting will Be opened ct isis.
Engagement of
Miss Madge Runey
Announced Today

The engagement Of Miss Madge
Runey of Bismarck to Orval ].
Akers Of Detroit, Mich, was an
nounced today at q prcttily appoint
ed luncheon given by Mrs. Nell
Pollard. No date has been set for
the wedding.
The luncheon table was decorated
with q centerpiece Of yellow tulips.
while the menu and table appoint
ments were in yellow and white.
Covers were laid for IL guests.
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Mrs. Ben Baumgartner Of Linton
has been admitted to St. Alexius
hospital.
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Mr.. and Mrs. R. NJ. Banning have
returned to Flasher after spending
Thursday in Bismarck.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-14

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5000 hs also available for cycle A. c. cycle D. c.
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SPIRITUALISTS PARTY
URGED BY CONAN DOYLE
British Author Favors Organized
Movement to Repeal "obsolete"
Legislation.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, September l4-Sir Arthur
Conan Doyle told Spiritualists at the
closing meeting of their congress at
Kensington last night that their next
business was to turn themselves into a
political party.
Then, he said, they should get rid Of
obsolete" acts of Parliament under