The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-11-08
Roosevelt School Pupils Will,
Present Program for Par
ents Thursday Evening

OF so years ago will be reproduced to
contrast with school of today,
Joyce Pavlak will play the part of the
teacher. in both schools.
Pupils who will depict the old fash
Toned school Of two generations ago
will be Kathleen King, Mildred and
Bay Kensrud, Blaine Mellon, Lloyd
Field, Thomas Davis, Reuben Sasse.
Robert Burkhardt. Louise Fisher, Ar
land Hofstrand, Catherine Tester and
Bert Mailman. All will wear clothes
appropriate to that period.
To Note Progress
Progress in educational methods
will be noted in the second part of the
skit. when pupils Of the new school
make their appearance. Those TAX
ing part will be Frances Frahm. Jack
Shirbeck. Arthur Stadler. Helen Muir
ray. Geraldine Hall and Rodger
Sloan.
Mary Logan will play the part of
the. school nurse. AS one of the
scenes in this skit. class in picture
study will be conducted. with Betty
Hall representing the picture Mona
Lisa" Jeanne Larson will be the
student.
There will be piano solos by Mar
jorie Rosen and by Constance Cole.
and two readings. Halloween Fail
ure' and Trees" by Evelyn Rosen.
These will be followed by rustic
song and drill by the following men,
bers of the sixth grade: Ruth Elaine
Sandin, Margaret Forster. Harriet
Wallis, Marjorie Rosen. Herbert Gill.
Nicky Barbie, Ruth Plomasen and
Frank Vogel.
Popular songs will be sung by the
"kiddies chorus" of the fourth, fifth
and sixth grades and there will be
selections by the Roosevelt Harmonica
band.
Band Will Play
The Roosevelt Rangers are sched-
uled to make their first public ap-
pearance during the program and VA
play several band numbers. Members
and the instruments they play are
Dick Smith, harmonica ans guitar;
Jack Mote, soloist and ukelele; Spen-
Ger Boise, drummer; Nicky Barbic.
violinist; and Raymond Anderson,
harmonica.
A Tom Thumb wedding, following
the theme OF THE Wooden Soldier
and the China DOLL" will be the final
number on the program.
The wedding scene will he repro
duced in miniature, with costumes of
the small principals modelled after
those worn by their elders. Marjorie
Mote will be the bride; Spencer
Boise. the bridegroom: Ted Mote. the
minister; Elizabeth Boise, TIE ring
bearer; and Virginia Cox, the flower
girl.
Bridesmaids will be Phyllis Fetch,
Maxine Brauer, Audrey Niedeffer,
Alvina Splitter Rose Smith, Mar
jorie Smith. jeanette Mason. Frances
Boutrous, Elaine Trousdale and Helen
Valid. Miss Ruby Wilmot, school
music supervisor, will play for the
production.
Another program to celebrate Ma
tional Education Week will be given
this evening in the Wachter school
at meeting of the school Parent
Teacher association.
X X y
Mr. and Mrs. Gustaf M. Freitag,
100 Broadway, left Bismarck Tues
day for visit at Detroit Lakes, MINI
X X X
Miss Margaret MacGunigal, direc-
tor of the state childrenS bureau. left
Tuesday on a business trip to Fargo
X X X
Mr.. and Mrs. S. D. Dietz, 1902
Eighth ST.. are expected to return
Wednesday from Fargo. where they
are spending several days visiting
relatives and transacting business.
X X X
Mrs. John Caplice, Rose apart
ments, was hostess to members of st.
Georges Evening Guild Monday eve
ming. Bridge was the pastime fol-
lowing a business meeting. Two ia
bles were in play, with Mrs. G. A..
Osmundson receiving the score prize.
X X X
Nine Bismarck girls who spent the
weekend in Fargo and attended the
Bismarck Fargo football game, were
guests of honor at tea given by
Mrs. c. G. Wattam, Fargo, following
the game Saturday afternoon. The
honorees were Ruth Baker, Cornelia
Tracy, Donna Jean Davis, Margaret
Mundy, Mavis Mitchell, Jean Kraft,
Louise Melville, Ellen TillotSon and
Marian Peterson.
Y X X
In celebration of the eighth birth
day anniversary of her daughter,
Ethel, Mrs. E. M. Hendricks, 921 Fifth
ST.. entertained group of 18 chill
dren at party Saturday afternoon.
A fish pond from which the small
guests secured favors. games and a
jig-saw puzzle contest furnished en-
tertainment during the afternoon
Prizes in the puzzle contest went to
Kathleen Kell and Charles Vettel
An orange and green color scheme
was carried out in the appointments
for the refreshment table.
X X X
For Miss Myrtle Thompson, whose
wedding is to take place this month,
members of the Philathea class of
the First Presbyterian church gave a
miscellaneous shower Monday eve
ming in the church parlors. Games
and contest: occupied part Of the
evening, after which two girls CARRIED
in raincoats and carrying umbrellas
appeared with Miss Thompson's
gifts. Orange tapers in black hold
ers lighted the supper table which
had q miniature bride and BRIDE
groom as q centerpiece. The party
was arranged by committee includ-
ing the Misses Marian Upham,
Frances Heath, Leone Hiland, Myra
Thurston and Tena Toftner.
Sell your turkeys to us on
our cooperative profit-sharing
plan. We custom dress free.