The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-07-13
Popularity Of
Cooking School
Grows Each Day

cooking school travelled fast. and
Bismarck housewives who missed the
opening sessions were n, sent at the
program Thursday afternoon.
A splendid attendance marked the
second day Of the cooking school.
Miss Naomi Rice, national authority
on domestic science and home econ
omy, explained the workings and
benefits Of electric ranges and re-
frigerators as she prepared an oven
dinner menu and broiled breakfast.
Thursday was cake day. Miss
Rice demonstrated two kinds Of cake
with various kinds of icings.
Following the lecture and DEM
onstration, the oven dinner was
served to the audience and the prizes
for the day were distributed. Lucky
numbers drawn Thursday entitled
the following to premiums:
Del Monte products, Mrs. Dale
Simon, corn; Miss Theresa Hase.
corn; Mrs. NJ. Moriarity, raspber-
ries; Mrs. j. Kirby, raspberries;
Miss Dency Dickinson, Strawberries;
Mrs. Burt Kinney, Strawberries:
Mrs. l. H. Richmond, pineapple;
Miss Mabel Koffel. pineapple.
Mrs. Carl A. Barneck. pears; Mrs.
Emil Bobb, pc RS; Mrs. A. A. Jones,
pumpkin; Mrs. ]. P. Sell. pumpkin;
Mrs. T. B. Cayorh sliced peaches;
Mrs. L. T. Rhodes, sliced peaches;
Mrs. G. r: Simpson. sliced peaches;
Mrs. E. B. Gor:-lan. peaches; Miss
Clair H. King. half peaches; Miss
Frances Barnett, half peaches: Mrs.
r. E. Kennedy, half peaches.
Miss Theresa Kraft, oven dinner:
Mrs. J. j. Rue. milk mousse; Mrs.
S. B. Slit, gingerbread; Mrs. Eric
ThorberR. gold cake.
Mrs. S. ]. Smith won the electric
toaster.
I. J. Moe and son c; Valley City
spent Wednesday in bismarck on
business and with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs George NJ. McKen-
ma and daughter, Marcella, of Ma
poleon and c. L. Marrick and family
Of Minneapolis, formerly Of Napo-
leon, were guests in Bismarck Thurs
day.
Bismarck members Of Pan-Hel-
lenic will be entertained at q bridge
party Monday evening at the home
Of Mrs. Lucinda Logan. For reser-
vations, those who plan to attend are
requested to call Miss Charlotte Lo-
gan at 761 or Miss Ruth Pollard at
569-J.
Mrs. NJ. Knoll, Mrs. D. Gleesner
and Mrs. G. D. Turner Of Dickinson
was business callers here Thursday.
Miss Anne Baker Of San Diego,
Calf, has arrived in Bismarck to
spend about two months as guest Of
her father, I. P. Baker, and with
other relatives.
Mrs. Edmund Dubs Of New Leip-
zig spent Wednesday in Bismarck on
business.
Miss Irene Belanger Of Minot is
visiting he:'c as guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. G. Belanger.
Buell. Quain, son Of DR.. and Mrs.
E. P. Quain, left Wednesday for
Winnipeg and points in the northern
part Of Canada. He will be away for
about two months.
Mrs. George Urban Of Hebron ar
rived in Bismarck Thursday to spend
. few days.
The engagement Of Miss Lillian
Perrin Of Minot to A. J. Rigler Of
Bismarck was recently announced.
Miss Peril, is being honored at
many social affairs in Minot.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. ]. Allen and sons,
Kenneth and Herndon, Of Warsaw,
Ind, are guests Of Mrs. Aliens par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur J. Hol-
lensworth.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Braun and
children Of Bismarck were passeng-
ers on the Octorara on . recent
Great Lakes cruise.
Edward Engeseth of Milwaukee,
Wis, visited in Bismarck this week
as guest Of his brother, P. Engeseth.
Mrs. J. Kremenetsky Of Wing is
visiting friends in Bismarck this
weekend.
Miss Hazel Wiper left today for
Bergen where she will spend the
weekend at her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Doerr OF Ash
ley have returned home after . bus
mess trip to Bismarck.
Misses Gladys and China Shirley
Of Robinson are spending = few days
here with friends.
Mrs. Vincent Kielty and Mrs.
Kenneth Cummings Of Minot visited
friends here this week en- route to
Fargo.
Miss Jeanette Slater Of Brittin has
been visiting here this week as
guest Of Miss Hazel johnson.
Mrs. w. P. Thelen and daughter,
Miss Gretche.l, Of Wilton were
guests in Bismarck Thursday.
y
Mrs. G. D. Miller Of New Salem
was . business caller in Bismarck
Wednesday.
William LANCER transacted BUSH
ness in Jamestown during the last
few days.