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somewhere near normal tor your
height. :, e
Begin your diet with plenty OF
watef Drinking water facilitates the
digestive processes and helps the
pores Of the body to keep active and
Lcalthy in their function, From SIX
to eight glasses day are necessary.
Eight to ten are better. And twetr--
best OF all.
Here are few suggestions tor re-
oucing mncheons:
One egg omelet GOO calories).
One giassful of milk go caloriesl:
Celery, lettuce and apple salad rs
calories). 70.
Average serving of clear soup Us
calorics); with IL oyster crackers,
$50 calories).
Two heaping tablespooafuis baked
beeans Goo calories(.
Five sliced picked beets rs cad
ories).
One medium baked apple with ono
tablespoonful cream, no sugar (lu
calories).
Two heaping tablespoonfuls boiled
spinach or turnips Us calorles)..
Average serving of boiled lean
fish such as cod or halibut (about
235 calories).
Small slice corn bread or brown
bread, unbuttered (l00 calories).
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-09-21

forest Of palms Ike huge coco
aus dark against the gaudy west.
The sutomom;lcs OF every make
we're 50 many that they were
almost ore long automobile, or at
least 4 chain on which they slid as
lack beads. Their lights were
coming out now like carly stars
.pr;cking a twilit sky, For miles
ard miles the highway mounted
and writhed along the sleeps OF
precipiccs, hugging the rocks to let
pass car after Car with lamps flash
inc in front of blurred passengers.
In almost every "bay" where
there was a by OF sraCe 4 motor
stsrserse<no
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-09-21

They building better and better year Regardless
of the statement by many that the Radio had spelled
the death kne of the talking machine there never was better
type talking machine than there To-Day
The reason for seevden The radio is used because
brings Of the day. together with music and
The however, the place of OF the per
nent recordings favoe singers or the favoe
this Brunswick in this their latest type
incorporated new IDEAS new dcoV
cries designs and reproduce as well as new
sounding boxes the unknown The machne
shown the photograph with Valerie Rasmeier is ut to grace
the halls of the the most sumptuous piece
of turned manu of the
Machine A Maharaah, King, Emperor would indeea De
proud have machine in their palace Hundreds OF
rossessors of this wonderful talking G
nie it's being priced at 100000 erbert Photos New York;
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-09-21

and not to spoil the pleasant friend
ship that she had priced.
If Mr.. Claymore should propose
marriage, that would make his
caresses acceptable-according %
some canons, though not TO all:
But he could not marry her aud
she did not want 10 marry him.
She did not want to marry any
body lust now. She was a tree
woman in a free country.
She was not free, however, from
the witchery Of this night, this
dream, the vast yearring OF this
mountainous beauty. She was no..
free of the disaster o. desire. &c
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-09-21
Cleans Pewter

To brighten pewter, soak the
pieces for "a hours in water con-
tanning potash in proportions OF | at.
water 10 / piece potash the size OF a
hickory nut. Remove from water
rub with a cork dipped in oil, then
polish with channels skin and whiting.
Pewter once cleaned III tins Wy y
be kept bright by merely washing in
hot suds
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-09-21

cszSz.ss s2.-s-s>sss-0-sa =
rad stepped a"d Gr~Wn close 10 INC
cll1slde IN the dark. eacn car
wheeled. Solitude a love Doat al
anchor IN stream on cars >ghorlns
and ignored mere was & sll% !.5
influence IN ms recuFrChI my s'G1 y
tVtryWherc lovers. were h'dlne
themselves - co.s.picuouS conceal
.re",' Aem let disgust at the lirs'
o. zen, amr'eme" or coH'eitiPt tol
'-e n,At A-',' lC'era'.o- 4oi 'i'e
he&,' and -, IT,,
anymore oid not speak ol 'iieii H
or O. a'''A'hE csc ne wa 10Y
In . '''.....'l '-sS W"eei ana s@us'Hs
.ro r..,o ,...,,roe, hat,veen the
uio - W.. ill., ri- 80 cars that
80 - ,.,--
" - i. : 60 lie head
IL -, ~, I--,, cove and
Sm 80 '.,'. 49,. .l.ss,,;o, ~ The
~ -, $50 .'0 So - ~, All Larn ~
,r -: -. .,,'. 49, S.,,"~t he
--... .,,- c..,..-t o.. c-r sv,nr in
~ ,.a rl-l eo4:ust The wall of
..r,', o.l s.Cer.l short with 2
o. ,,s,..,..J ;g..,no
..,....a -, Ike js >
.,... r,Y -..t H. : %oy ['on't
-. 10, ~, ~ y"
..or, .,... c 49,, ~ 80 oroo,, they
.--r.EJ 80, f,t,,1,,Ioss rav;nc
~ ~ ,,, %,+ -, ,yt;ci, tho risen
-, ~ ..,.-.j s:ient N;;,aora In
49, ,.,'. ~ -, 80. sha s.
y 80 Wv, '''> c,.,,I, H., o,,t
" S. -, . -, - Wv - "
III - :. &C., $50, 1U G"''. ,o a., =. ..-,,oo
',G l.,t''. '' Nv, "'s ~ 80 - "i, ,o.
ss'' . -. anu '' 49, to tha;,
, g%g, '''' '
T here was long long silence
thst flied Mem With a terror she
could NOT oni,c fail 70 enjoy She
could not tell whether she heard her
own heartbeats or his, but excite
ment was athrob together in tn,
little coach that had brought then
On sw;ftIv "a his ~emote ssc,ns;on
CIavr,o-e yas drn,I, 80 lona az,
me,,' I'D t;,na - go ~ H. 49,,
of What he would saw and 70 heo;.
to wish that he would GET il said
so that she could know what he
answer would be
She felt a batting uncertainty o
herself She could NOT ina oin,
what She might do or saw. She Ia,
not had much experience of men
] hut enough to know that before Ion,
he would initiate the immemor;a
procedure that starts With AN arm
adventurir,g about wais, and !:
VOYAGE after a kiss
She told herself that the onI,
right and proper thing to do woult
he 70 resist nro,est forbid and nre
vent at any cost the PROCLAMATION o
her sacred integrity. If necessary
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-09-21
LAYER Salad

Arrange fat on a bed of iced let
tuce an eighth-section OF tomato
overlapping sardine, overlapping a
ouarter-section OF hard-boiled egg;
repeat; sprinkle with finely chopped
green pepper and celery; dres. with
mayonnaise seasoned with a bill OF
onion Juice.
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| hunger to be embraced and kissed
and whispered to, the need to be
kept warm in the cold loneliness of
the world
Her thoughts spun giddily in her
mind, all entangled with skcin of
romantic threads. She was young
and pretty and time was wasting
her flowerly graces. Some one
bloomed!
While she debated with herself, as
doubtless innumerable women have
plights, Claymore's own mind was
a chaos Of equally ancient piati-
tudes of a mans philosophy.
At length he found the courage
or the cruelty to slip his arm atcut
Mems waist and to draw her close
to him. He was almost more
alarmed than delighted t., find that
she hardly resisted at -
He took her hands in is and
whispered, "Your poor httic lands
are cold!
Then he kissed them with cold
lips that he lifted at once to hers
and found them warm and strangely
like a rose against his mouth.
He was as much amazed as II
hers were the first lips he had ever
kissed-as if he had just invented
kissing. Then in frenzy Of Won
der he closed her in his arms With
all his power. He did not kno"
that the wheel bruised her side, anl
neither did she. y
But she forgot to debate ner G. "
or to think of her soul. She thought
only of the rapture of this corr
munion, and her arms stole around
his neck and she clenched him, with
all the power of her arms.
Mem, swooning she knew rot
whittier, was awakened from her
mad rapture by low voice across
Ter shoulder.
"Sorry 70 interrupt you. 'o'ks,
but | need your money!
| She turoed AMI found herself
blinded by Tie glare from motor
halted at little distance. Dazzled
as she was, she could see the gaans
hand that held before her a black
pis.ol with a CLINT outlining It's
ugiy muzzle.
] Claymore was sane enough ID at
tempt TO resistance, Though ne
almost persisted of rhagrln. He
endured the irsolehce of the masked
stranger who stole The cham and
wallet and the loose silver.
The BLACKBOARD held his dubbed
pistol over Claymore's head
moment, then fortbore to strike, and
dropped fror. the step with last
warning.
"Sit pretty now and keep 'em up
till I sit goin' OF FL
His car SHOT aoand the curve.
Claymore brought down his ach-
ling arms. They were too m1lrs
|asasmed of themcelves to return to
their late poet about Mems
shoulders.
A preverse remorse filled tseir
souls with confusion; remorse be-
cause of a wrong remorse, a disgust
for an unaccepted temptation and
flor being so temptable.
| A woman never quite forgives a
imam for not dying for her at the
first opportunity. She probably
never quite forgives him for dying.
either.
So the clever man evads. *
situation where a choice is re-
CURED, as the virtuous man evades
temptation while it is yet far of.
Continued Next Week
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-09-21
Mixing Mustard

TO Q this. mustard add / is. sugar
and a pinch of salt. Add hot vinegar
gradually until mixture is Of the con-
sistency of a thick paste. The vinegar
from a bottle of horseradish may be
used. if desired, and few drops OF
onion juice added, if this favor is
liked.
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Cherry Custard Pie

Use canned or cooked cherries.
Brush bottom of pie crust with white
Of egg; cover with cherries; pour
over this a plair custard mixture;
nut in hot oven for minutes; lower
heat and bake until custard is set
and crust we'll done.
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TIjntts
<oe Nss,
i lone
81 XancX NdH
- !

One OF the lesser luxuries that each
woman may enjoy without thought OF
extravaganza is that dainty little per-
sonal habit-the perfumed bath. Ger
tainly, after hours OF housewofk'
nothing adds more to the days com
for, thar does this bit OF grooming
Famous perfumers tell us that the
increasing popularity Of the shower
hath is changing our perfume habits
from the use of bath salts-which
are not so convenient in connection
with the spray-to delicate toilet
waters which form an excellent base
for the body powder busted on after
The demand is for the lighter
flower scents that leave only a trace
of perfume. Among them lavender
stands well toward the head OF the
Est; violet, lilac, mimosa, jonquii'
orange blossom-all the simple, I'M
blended flower perfumes are espe'
cialk refreshing-and do much to
make pleasant the home-maser
woek-a-day.
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Asparagus with Y.

Open can OF asparagu- ''' ana
drain. Cut in half inch piece a"A PUT
in buttered baking dish Brea" six
eggs overrthe asparagus; dust WIN
salt, pepper and grated cheese: Dot
with butter and put in oven until eggs
are set.
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Now Go On With the Story

i lie never said anything, how
. ever, that he might not nave SAID
fore 4 crowd. He never tired TO
I her hand q snatch d kiss or
IN an c-rbraoe. Mem was con-
artly g., Q-vcrlns v n tT-
ia. tina. i would me soroe
'va;. =. sor-e GESTURE o. endear-
If, ay5 unat = dec.
Vs. '.e would q II -s Id
re didn't.
Tr~'r and its hna' c'-Ee>
....-... - -L Sa...l,. cite
ca % - was an evening idle
S ol.,... llasmore 5sked Mem
u take /, drive in his car, a long
.y.e.l { ,.0u. the familiar
,h1 - ..>l ROADS. Size ac-
led acu.5ly. Sluettng ,Qld hy.
{. this l.,yc "@S important toi
l.~ i.ts.
,a.-c....C was a."s t-."'S .,--
lguUs. Maze N.-s C- @. u.
j tas .a.so, Dr.. size .J- 9- me -~.-
| aud recalled ,ay c-L-.--acl
.ygolv had yet asked -cI /
l.- s-,i--ceocct as en- Initiation 81.
q q. Initiation rite. sac was ~
: weekly wage based ulon her
:'vtr, her experience, and her uSt-
Ir'ress. She was paid IN com OF
T.. calm. =
.sr price wcu'd rise and tall &C
C pg 10 .Ie .cuerai market Tor
,.e.,1g lectures and her SPECIFIC
\ .2e. Her emotions and her beauty
were commodities, aud Steddon
tx would be quoted on The Soul
i>chauge as the demand ior Il rose
Ind fell, as the bidders Tor It IN
c ased or diminished.
Claymore had been chaperoned by
the company and his own reverence
for discipline. But now sac was
outside his authority. botn were
outside the Bermond inclosure. And
they were as helpless together as
any other twain whom nothing re-
stains or separates in the undertow
OF passion. They were two emo
tional people without a barrier.
Among the countless things sad
about the hows anG why's OF
wcmen's surrenders one motive
seems to have been too much
ignored, though 1t must have ex-
erted vast influence as women go
more and more into the worlds, Oh
business, OF art, and ct freedom
with only themselves Tor their
guardians. . ,
Good sportsmanshlp, hatred
OF smuggery, a contempt 10! loo
for holier-than-thou self-esteens-,
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'.~NSlWSns s1I1.C1TL.S CSS2Qn
M&adys 4
|ManUyeCtptSl
.oNeU%vNoT0
W HeIend RUbinsteat

Ahy We. doth beosty, Ike q dial hand,
Steal from his figure and no pace pereer0ed'
-Shdktsbeove
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st;n then, cover y. nur. pepper
and sah ny in pl,' - buttci unit
nice and brown.
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Dainty Meat Dish for
Luncheon

If YOU are at all fond of calves
brains-try them this way: Soak
them over night in salt water; then
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F., lThe Ocean Driye stretched along
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-01-30
Northwest Chi Phi
Club to Be Organized

Four Bismarck men, G. b. Little, D.
b. Register, +. H. Register, and L. r.
Warren, have received invitations to
attend the rally Of the Chi Phi IRA
ternity.
Members Of the fraternity reading
In North and South Dakota, Minneso.
t. and western Wisconsin, win gath.
er In Minneapolis February IS and l6
to organize the Northwest Chi Phi
club.
Entertainment planned by the
Gamma Delta chapter ct the Univer-
sity Of Minnesota, which will Be host
to the visitors, are the winter formal.
Friday evening, an initiation ct the
chapter house Saturday Afternoon,
and q dinner ut some Minneapolis
hotel Saturday evening. A special
entertainment Is being planned for
wives Of visiting members.
The Chi Phi fraternity. founded In
1924, = the oldest national Greek fra
ternAl organization In the country.
John Moses, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. G.
w. Moses. who attends the University
Of Minnesota. was recently pledged
to Chi Phi.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-01-30
Antique Home Stays
on Busy Modern Site

Danville. Pa. Jan. 30.-tR>-Still
used Is 4 residence, the home Of Gen.
Daniel Montgomery. the founder OF
Danville. stands here today at the In
tersection Of the two principal bust
ness streets, little changed from the
days when the revolutionary war
general lived In It.
General Montgomery commanded
the Fourth Chester county militia In
the war for American Independent e,
and the story goes, took part In the
battle Of Long Island In August, l776.
Three years before this engagement
with British, he had visited North
cumberland county and bought 100
acres Of land on which Danville was
built.
Late in l776 or nearly in l777 he
moved here and built . log cabin
Some time later Z stone house wa
constructed adjoining tho cabin q
the corner Of what are now Mill
and Bloom streets. the chief street
intersection Of the town.
General Montgomery served in the
legislature, in congress and then be.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-01-30

molding Of Z noble, law respecting
citizenship within the borders Of our
great state.
A few years ago the state OF Mis-
souri, found that her penitentiaries,
jails. her houses Of correction and de-
tention homes were filled to over
flowing. A great sum Of money was
appropriated for the sole purpose Of
investigating and determining the
cause Of crime. Neglect In the train
ing and correction Of the youth was
given as q fertile cause Of crime. This
was manifestly true Ia the case Of
Edward Hickman. Now, therefore. It
Is Of paramount importance that this
or any state use preventive as well
as curative measures in the suppress
sion Of crime. North Dakota has
taken an advanced step In the cause
OF civic Righteousness. and placing
this greatest Of all codes Of morals In
the school-room Of our great state
Why should she take a backward
step and cast them out?
Leave It to q vote Of every citizen
not to the clamor Of the few.
RAY T. JOHNSON.
sos Third street.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-01-30
Even in hard water.
dirty dishes are
easy to wash

Bur before washing them, you must
soften the water with Melo. Soap
and soft water never make scum. In
soft water no dirty ring forms around
the dishpan. Dishes sparkle in soft
water and grease is cut.
Water softened with Melo is a
wonderful cleaner. with or without
soap. Melo makes soap more effec-
tive, saving from a to Il the amount
ordinarily used. Use Melo wherever
YOU want soft water. Get it at your
arocers.
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PEOPLES FORUM


Editor Tribune:
/. Being 4 citizen Of North Dakota
and vitality interested in her welfare,
I am one Of the many fathers Of the
state who believes that the Ten Com
mandments as now displayed should
remain In our school-roomS
The laws of our commonwealth
are founded upon the laws Of God.
1.-THE entrance Of thy word giveth
light" Psalms 1l9. 130th verse.
Therefore. let us keep what light
we have. Abraham Lincoln said Of
the Bible: But for this book we
could not know right from wrong.
IAN those things desirable to man
are contained in It."
Should 1t really become desire OF
4 considerable number Of our citizens
to have the Ten Commandments re-
moved from our school-roomS, could
| 1t not be settled at the next general
election by popular vote? And in the
meantime, let US enjoy the wholesome
influence Of these silent yet powerful
messengers as potent factors In the
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-01-30
Luncheon Given for
Mrs. j. A. Poppler

.Honoring MrA J. A. Poppler. Grand
Forks, who Is In Bismarck for q short
visit, members Of the Thursday Musi-
cal club entertained this noon 1t Il
O'Clock luncheon ut the hotel Prince.
Mrs. Poppler, who Is state president
OF the North Dakota Federation Of
Music clubs, gave . short talk on the
work being carried on by Tho fedora
ton In the state.
Mrs. Poppler Il also state president
o. the League Of Women Voters, and
has spent much time In work for the
organisation.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-01-30
Social and Personal
Bridge Dinner Honors
Sally and Ruth Rubin

Sona21imenting Misses sally and
Ruth Rubin, whose weddings win Be
IN event Of February 8, MrS. A. A.
Joues entertained . few intimate
friends Of the girls ct . bridge din
ner.
Bridge was played during the eve
ndng, and the Misses Rubin were pre-
tented With gtfts.
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BEGINS AT HOME

OEO1N0 IA k1VW3E
How did you manage to get that
lovely carr"
"A charity lottery"
Managed to draw the winning
number?"
mo. got up the lottery. Passing
Show.
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Personal and
Social News Of
Mandan Vicinity

II. A. Clemens left yesterday for
his home 1T Racine, WIS.,. after . visit
With his sister. Mrs. e. A. Tostevin.
n Mrs. John +. Sullivan entertained
Monday afternoon ct Z party In honor
0f her twin daughters, Kathleen and
Nancy. who were six years old.
Mrs. H. A. Russell returned Monday
from Rochester, MIMI, where che has
been with her brother, william wal.
ton Of Dickinson.
N. n. leintx, Of the Connolly Motor
COMPANY, LETT yesterday for Chicago
to attend the auto show. He WIN also
visit the show It Minneapolis beforo
returning.
Mis- Helen Campbell, Asndan. and
Andrew =. MouyeF. HUFF. ,wGre mar
ried Monday ~ County Judge 3. w
etaaw. Attendants wefo NJ. and Ars
James Stack.
1iis odelia Barcn and Aliss I'M
Yfetoch were hootoGoos at : heidg(
party ct the 8arou h0nne Monday
evening. Score prtDeo went = xlo'-
eneo zahn and Vivian Luther.
80 .
Miss Josephine He's was honoeed
.1G900ay. avening tt . surprise poSeJ
;trYnemhet3 q Troop No. 1, Jlulcl
.OA1holic p0ughtorS. NJ He0 1eayol
itodov lce o. panl Whlko m WIN O..
taa3d -. 0ot2anFlfnasn nc0de@ny.
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ANKLE SOCKS

Angora ankle socks are making q
real place for themselves in the cur
rent mode. Worn over silk stockiusz
In the north, they are winter Access
sorry. Worn on bare legs Ut southern
resorts, they are indispensable fo1
sports.
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Party for Bride-to-Be
Given at Noggle Home

Miss Esther NoGgle, mrs. +. II. FL.
Wig ana Miss Edna Jensen entertained
last evening for Miss Irene Samuel
sen, who win become the bride Of N.
B. Demming February 2.
Guests were 10 girls employed In
tho highway department.
The evening was spent In hemming
towels for the bride-to-be, and she
was presented with . gift.
"A pink and white color scheme was
carried out on the tables for the
luncheon course served ct the close
of the evening. A miniature bride
and groom centered tables, and places
were marked with pink hearts and
miniature wedding bells.
st. GEORGES Guild will meet Thurs.
day afternoon Ut 3 o'clock at the
hume Of Mrs. A. E. Ship, 123 Man
dan street.
Mrs. Peter schlabach. Driscoll, has
come to Bismarck to b with her
mother, Mrs. Peter Random, Sterling,
who Is patient In local hospital.
4 The Super-senate, m organization
OF Legislative employees, viii enter
tain Thursday evening Ut . public
dance 1t the Patterson hall.
Mrs. Merton BArtron, who has been
visiting here with her mother, Mr..
Thomas Luyben, for the past few
weeks, returned to her home ct
Douglas Monday.
Miss Alice Rocker, who has been .
patient ct the st. Alexius hospital for
the past two months, has recovered
sufficiently to return to the home Of
her sister, Mrs. Gale Reavey.
Il -.
A special meeting Of al De Molay
degree teams will be held ct 7:30
Thursday evening 1t the Masonic
temple. Anyone unable to attend Il
requested to phone Ivan Bigler.
A lutefisk supper will be given Fri
day evening, February /, by the men,
bers Of the Trinity Lutheran Ladies
Aid, 1t the Methodist church parlors
Supper will be served from $50 until
o'clock.
Charles 0obel, son Of Mr.. and Mrs,
E.. J. 0obel, Is seriously i'll with In
fluenxa ct the Leland-Parker hotel
Minot. Mrs. Oobel, and son Ray
0obel went to Minot Monday TO be
with him.
A public card party viii b held
Saturday evening, February 2. ct thu
I. Q. o. r. hall. with the Lady Mus
covites as hostesses. There win b
vtablos for both bridge and whist, and
the guests win receive tickets on Z
quilt, to be given TO the one holding
the lucky number.
Officers Of the Blue Ribbon girl
class Of the Methodist church wer,
elected Monday evening ct meeting
at the home Of the class teacher, Mis-
Ruth Gordon. The following officer
were named: Eileen Smith, pres
ident; Helen Hedstrom, Vice pres
ident; Rose Mary Hollopeter. treas
urer; and Delme Dewitt. secretar,
The remainder Of the evening W
spent informally and retrsshment
We're served.
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SUSPENDER SUIT

a new bathing suit q called the
'suspender suit" It's wool Jersey
shorts are Of deep green, with mod
eruistic motifs In four shades OF
tighter green. It's pale green tuck-iu
jumper has suspenders Of the DARK
green buttoning on the shorts.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-01-30
LINGERIE TOUCH

Three layers Of shaded georgette in
cream, beige and deep tan. fashion a
sweet little collar for q brown vel
veteen frock for . young girl.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-01-30
BOW SCARF

The newest scarf Is the one Of slen-
der dimensions that ties In Z bow with
long ends, under the chin, In demure
fashion. One completing . grey silk
jersey sports frock has four tones Of
pink In It.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-01-30

worn just above the elbow, has an
Egyptian motif worked out In semi
precious Jewels and enamel.