The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-06-04
Rhythmic NumbersAre
Included in Program

SeleCClOnS Dy 3 rnyCnInlC
with various pupils playing the piano
accomplishments, will be q feature of
the piano recital Friday evening when
Mrs. j. L. Hughes presents a group Of
her pupils. It will be given at 8
o'clock in the cavern room at the
Hotel Prince.
Numbers on the program and those
who will present them are: Gayotte
l(Gossec), Ruth Bowers and Lorraine
Pfeffer; The Music Box Poldini),
Leland Kitchen; jolly Phantom
(Baines), Mary Jean Johnson; The
Swan Saint Saens), Luella Altringer
and Eva Irvine; Dancing Spirits
,(Bohn), Geraldine Farrar; A Simple
Story (Concone), Hollace Bea]l; The
Forest Brook (Ganshale). Eileen Sax
vik; Merry Birds Fearis), Charlotte
Russell; In Schubert's Day (Krentz-
LIND, Eunice Starkle; Across the Lawn
NRickaby), Henrietta Ohde.
Amber Tresses Uawson), Isabella
Cochran; Indians (Bilbro), Jack
Lyngstad; The Aeroplanes Start Off
,(Blake), Marcia Logee; Village Chap
ell (Johnson), Doris Lnystad: Gaily
Chanting (Behr), Isabella Cochran
and Edith Bailey: The Jinricksha,
japanese Love Song, Japanese Maid
en-, Ruth Freiss; The Song of the
Rose, Jack Pfeffer; Midnight Elves,
Edith Bailey; March of the Young
Cadets and Fairy Polka, Bernice Ed
son; Jollity and Elfin Play, Robert
Humphreys; The Air Mail Righter),
Barbara Henry; Idilio, Ruth Bowers;
Moonbeams Ewing, Luella Airing
err; Cabaletta Nack), Priscilla Hosie;
Titania, Ruth Freiss; Aragonaise
,(Massanet), lone Noggle.
The following numbers will be
played by the rhythmic orchestra:
Norwegian Mountain Dance, Tin Sol
diers Parade, Hungarian Dance,
AmarylliS.
Miss Maria M. Roberts, Ames, Iowa,
is here for a visit with her brother,
O. ". Roberts Of the u. S. Weather
bureau, who is recovering from an
illness. Miss Roberts, who is dean OF
the junior college at the Iowa State
college, came here from Hamburg,
Germany, where she was at the time
she received word Of her brothers
illness. She is on q leave Of absence
from the college and was taking a
world tour, which she had only par
TALLY completed. She will remain
here for q week or more, returning
later for q more extended visit.
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Mrs. G. E. Dybdal, IT'S Eighth ST.,
entertained the members of St.
Anne,s mission group Tuesday aft
moo There were guests for three
tables and score honors were held by
Mrs. William Laist and Mrs. Thomas
Sheehan. The hostess was assisted
in serving by Mrs. j. Cosgriff. Among
the guests were Mrs. j. Kabery,
Devils Lake and Miss Florence Gar
ske, San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Wood. 831
Sixth ST., plan to leave Friday for
their new home at Glendive, Mont.
MI. Wood, who is superintendent and
auditor for the Russell-Miller Milling
company, will be located there for a
time. Mr.. an5 Mrs. Wood have made
their home in Bismarck for a num-
Der Of yeats.
Rev. Ellis Jackson, pastor Of the
First Baptist church officiated at the
marriage Of Miss Bertha B. Jackson,
Golden Valley, and Leo L. Guisinger,
'Witten, s. d., which took place Wed
nesday at the Baptist parsonage. MI.
and Mrs. Cuisinger will make their
home on the b~ridegroom's farm at
Witten.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Besancon,
their daughters Catherine and Doris,
and son, James, have arrived by auto
from Missoula, Mont, to spend q
week as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
B. D. Wetmore, -813 Rosser avenue.
Mrs. Besancon and Mrs. Wetrnore are
sisters.
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DR.. and Mrs. M. w. Roam returned
wednesday from Aberdeen. S. D.,
where they attended the joint con-
vention Of the North and South Da-
kota Medical associations.
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Miss Florence Garske, San Francis
co. Calf. has arrived to spend the
summer months with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. L. Garske, 118 First st.
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MI. and Mrs. Fred Maser, Glen u
lin, are visiting with friends In the
city.