The Bismarck Tribune from Bismarck, North Dakota • 5

January Clearance January White Sale Visit the New Bargain Basement Large Dancing Parties Mark Arrival of 1934 Over 600 Couplet Attend Six Functions Given Over Week- End to Fete New Year The stroke of midnight Sunday saw the new year ushered into the Capital city amid a whirl of social activity which climaxed a gay holiday season. During the week-end over 000 couples weip guests at large dancing parties which began Ftiday evening with the Forty club party, attended by 85 couples. A party of special interest-to the younger social set was the traditional all-college party held at Riverside pavilion at Mandan with music by the Sammy Kontos orchestra. Numerous dinner parties preceded the dance. In Bismarck the large functions, In addition to that of the Forty club, were given by the Bismarck Dinner and Danoe club Saturday evening, the United Commercial Travelers and Ancient Order of United Workmen Sunday evening and the Capitol club which entertained Monday evening.

The Forty club, United Commercial Travelers and the Bismarck Dinner and Dance club pooled contributions toward creating, a tropical setting in the Patterson hall where their parties were held on successive evenings. For the U. C. T. function.

Urn Terrace Gardens and the main dining room of the Patterson hotel also were pressed into service. Eighty-two couples, many of them holiday guests in Bismarck, attended the parly of the Dinner and Dance club, which will give another dinner and danoe during the pre-Lenten season. Dinner was served at 8 o'clock and dancing followed with music by Faynter and his Berenaders. Hundreds of balloons and confetti, serpentine and noisemakers were used to create a carnival effect Over 300 couples attend the dinner and about 300 oouples were present at the dance which marked the celebration given by the U. C.

T. There were many out-of-town guests, among them people from Moorhead, Glendive, Aberdeen, S. and Fargo and Minot. Because of the large crowd, the committee found it necessary to remove practically all of WARNING! TWO CAMERAMEN DIED LAUGHING WHEN THEY MADE THIS PICTURE And be tickled to death, too, when you see Will Rogers at his wisecracking conducting Ma (ZaSu Pitts) Skitch and the little Skitches on a tin can trek across America. SHWILL ROGERS Tank Ms ZaSu PITTS il Where the Will WL.

Jm Always a Laugh! Today and Wednesday Matinees 25c Evenings Ssc Mickey Mouse News Andy Clyde Comedy! FRIDAY The Greatest Performance mU Charles Laughton Worst 7 ln of Private Life of HENRY the A. w. LUCAS co. NOW ON Seasonable Merchandise of Standard Values Priced at Savings That are Savings- Its Values Will Surprise and Please You the decorations In the hall to secure dancing space. Mel Bhort's orchestra from Fort Lincoln was substituted for Thorsteln Skarnings Hill Billies when that orchestra was prevented from coming by bad roads.

The committee In charge, headed by Leo announces that more dancing parties will be held by the organization during the winter season. There were 150 people at the watch night party given by the A. O. U. W.

lodge at the lodge hall. Cards were played until midnight and were followed by a buffet style luncheon and dancing to music played by the Sammy Kontos orchestra. The Capitol Homemakers entertained their families and members of the Bismarck club and their families at a dancing party given Monday evening at the World War Memorial building. There were nearly a hundred guests. orchestra from Mandan played the dance music.

Mrs. J. H. Wiley was In charge of refreshments and Mrs. Andy Larson and Mrs.

J. W. Johnson made other arrangements. Lodge to Celebrate New Year's Arrival Members of the Sons and Daughters of Norway lodge and invited friends will celebrate the advent of the new year at a dancing party to be given at the Independent Order of Odd Fellows hall Wednesday evening, starting at 9 The Night Hawks orchestra of Mandan will play the dance music. At midnight, refreshments will be served.

The dance will follow the regular meeting of the lodge and installation of officers scheduled for 8 All members of the lodge are requested to be present for the installation ceremony. Anderson Is Artist For Weekly Program Myron H. Anderson, baritone, will be featured in the weekly broadcast of the eighth district. North Dakota Federation of Women? clubs, which will be given over radio station KFYR Wednesday morning from 10:30 to 10:45 Clarion E. Larson will play the ac- THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE.

TUESDAY, JANUARY 2,1934 companlments for Mr. program, which Is to include Me Ye Winds and by Handel, du har varne by Borreson, by Alnaes and two Negro spirituals, Bound and I Reach My Next week the period will bring a program by the drama appreciation group of the Community Players under direction of Miss Antoinette Morton, 419 Sixth St. Wedding Gown Revue To Show 30 Outfits Pageant of Wedding will be presented Thursday afternoon by the second division of the Presbyterian Aid In the church parlors. About SO bridal gowns will be modeled, showing wedding attire of about 60 years ago down to the present day. Decorations will be in keeping with those of a wedding but no ceremony will be performed.

The costumes to be shown vary from a wedding ault or traveling outfit to the formal white satin. So far as possible, the bridal outfits will be modeled by descendants of the bride and recent brides will model their own wedding attire. Mrs. N. B.

Fitch, 810 Second Is general chairman of the second division. Mrs. F. E. Logee, 218 Avenue West, Is directing the entertainment committee; Mrs.

Minnie L. Shuman, 414 Third is in charge of the refreshments committee, and Mrs. Paul Wachter heads the women working on decorations. Lonbaken-Thomas Vows Spoken Here Announcement was made here Tuesday of the marriage of Howard A Thomas of this city and Mrs. Jessie C.

Lonbaken of Dickinson. Mr. and Thomas were married at 4:30 Monday afternoon, Dec. 18, at St. Episcopal church by Rev.

John Richardson, rector. Witnesses to the ceremony were Mr. Thomas' son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Thomas, Driscoll.

Since their marriage, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas have been' visiting with friends and relatives at Jamestown, Courtenay, Haaen and Driscoll. Mrs. Thomas now has returned to Dickinson, where she will continue her work as registrar of the State Teachers college until the present school year ends.

Mr. Thomas, who Is with the state highway department, was stationed at Dickinson this summer and now is located in Bismarck. Mrs. Thomas formerly lived at Grafton and also has taught in the schools at Driscoll. Drake Masonic Groups Install New Officers The Order of the Eastern Star and Masonic lodge at Drake recently conducted a joint installation of officers.

Following are the officers installed by the Order of the Eastern Star: Worthy matron, Alice Metcalf; worthy patron, E. R. Christensen; associate matron, Cora Fors; associate patron. E. T.

Rohde; secretary, Alice Parmenter; treasurer, W. G. Schucht; conductress, Myrtle Nelson; associate conductress, Violet Selvog. The Masonic lodge installed the following: Worshipful master, W. G.

Schucht; senior warden, M. S. Davidson; junior warden, O. F. Nelson; secretary, A B.

Parmenter; treasurer, H. L. Thorson; director of Masonic 8. and B. A.

Peterson; senior deacon, A. M. Haykel; junior deacon. Dr. C.

O. RoUie; senior steward, G. Selvog; junior steward, O. W. Beehtle; O.

W. Fori. Mias Marian Buttweller, 815 Seventh entertained over the week-end the Misses Crystal Hanson and Donna Krekow, both of Streeter. Miss Grace Raache left Saturday evening for Valley City after a holiday visit with her sister, Mrs. J.

A Kohler, 513 Rosser Avenue, West. Henry Wank, Mandan, arrived home Tuesday after spending a 10- days vacation with friends and relatives at Fargo and Grand Forks. The Misses Jean McDowell and Mabel Bamuelson, who spent part of their holiday vacation in Valley City, arrived here Saturday to spend a few days before returning to their teaching duties at Velva. Mr. and lira.

AE. Preston, 310 Thayer Avenue, West, had as holiday guests their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Preston, St. who left Monday evening.

Miss Alvhild Botnen Bride of Tilmer Lien The marriage of Miss Alvhild Botnen, Tuttle, and Tilmer Lien, Driscoll, was solemnized Sunday afternoon, Dec. 31, at the home of Rev. and Mrs. C. J.

Fylling, Mandan. The bride was dressed in medium blue flat crepe trimmed in rhinestones. She was attended by Miss Dagney Botnen, Tuttle, who wore orlght blue flat crepe. Mr. Lien had for his best man Arnold ChHstianson, Mandan.

Following the ceremony, a wedding dinner was given at the home of the bridegroom's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Varholt, Driscoll. Mr. and Mrs.

Lien will make their home on a farm 12 miles north of Driscoll. Mrs. Lien is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Botnen, Tuttle.

She graduated from Tuttle high school and later attended the Dickinson and Valley City State Teachers colleges. At present she is teaching at a school north of Driscoll. Miss Mathilda of Fargo, who is an instructor at Moorhead State Teachers college, Moorhead, is spending part of her holiday vacation with her brother-in-law and sister. Dr. and Mrs.

R. S. Towne, 722 Seventh St. Mr. and Mrs.

E. G. Patterson of the Patterson hotel Monday night entertained the committee which arranged the New eve dancing party of the United Commercial Travelers at a 7 steak dinner given at the hotel dining room. Miss Maude A. Tollefson, 522 Second entertained the junior members of the Guild with a series of games and refreshments at her home Friday evening.

There were 15 guests. Miss Lillian Cook, 610 Fifth entertained at dinner Sunday evening Miss Pearl Salsberry, director of field work for the state emergency relief committee, and Mrs. Grace Glendenning of Minneapolis, who is spending some time here. Mrs. Glendenning is a former resident of Jamestown.

Leaving Saturday to resume their studies at the University of North Dakota were Ben Jacobson, son of Airs. Selma Jacobson, 310 First St, and Ernest Benser, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. Benser, 428 Fifteenth St.

Edward Dehne, Lester McLean and Paul Cook left for the University Tuesday morning. Mr. and Mrs. C. P.

Stone, Fargo, were week-end house guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Hoffman, 410 Thayer Avenue, West. Mr. and Mrs.

Stone were honored at a dinner party given Sunday by Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Smith, 608 Fifth and were guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Hoffman at the United Commercial Travelers dancing party given New eve at the Pattenon hotel. Miss Pierce, who spent the holiday time with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E.

H. Pierce, Mohawk apartments, returned to Minneapolis Friday to resume her work, as a commercial artist for the Dayton company. Mrs. Fannie Cochran Oeltjen of the Mohawk apartments was hostess at a party given Thursday evening to honor Miss Pierce, who was presented with a gift Mr. and Mrs.

Ludwig Pederson, who recently moved from Bismarck to Grand Forks, last Thursday entertained a group of relatives In celebration of their silver wedding anniversary. Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Amoth of Clyde, Mrs. Minnie Amoth of Wales, Martin Rimstead of Hampden and Miss Blanche Gunderson of Wales.

Mr. and Mrs. Pederson reside at 705 South Fourth St. in Grand Forks. CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our kind friends and neighbors for their expressions of sympathy, kind deeds and floral offerings during our reoent bereavement In the loss of our beloved and sister, Lorraine.

Mr. and Mrs. Phil Starkle Family. Notice, Hairdressers Examinations in both branches of Beauty Culture will be held in Bismarck, N. on January 9th and 10th, 1834.

Written work beginning at 9:00 A. M. January 9th at the Patterson Hotel. Abbie Btenersen, STATE BOARD QF HAIRDRESSERS AND COSMETOLOGISTS. Miss Belle Mehus, 200 Vi Third visited Sunday in Jamestown with Miss Miriam Knauf of Chicago, who is spending the holiday vacation with her parents, Judge nad Mrs.

John Knauf. Miss Knauf, who was a Bismarck resident during the 1930-31 term, when she taught voice at the Mehus conservatory, now Is a voice instructor in Chicago, and specializes In teaching singers who perform over the radio. House guests of Mrs. Cynthia Cook and her daughter, Miss Lillian Cook, 610 Fifth were honored at a small party given by Miss Bessie R. Baldwin, 414 Avenue from 5 to 8 o'clock New night.

The out-of-town guests were Mrs. Marjory DeLancy and her children, Doris and Theodore, who are here from Minneapolis and will remain the rest of this week, and Mrs. M. B. Sanger, who has come from Mexico City, Mexico, and will pass the remainder of the winter in Bismarck.

Mrs. DeLancy is Mrs. daughter and Mrs. Sanger is her sister. Miss Blanche Whittemore, who has spent the holidays with her parents, Dr.

and Mrs. A. A. Whittemore of Napoleon, former residents of Bismarck, left Tuesday noon for Northfield. after being an overnight guest of Miss Rita Murphy, 213 Avenue A West.

Miss Whittemore will be one of the bridal attendants at the wedding of Miss Laura Stumely and M. M. Mikkelson, both of Willmar, which will take place at Northfield Thursday. Miss Stumley is a cousin of Miss Mildred I. Hoff, 421 Avenue who is a member of the Bismarck high school faculty, and she has been teaching with Miss The Mid-Winter Term of the Mehus Conservatory of Music beginning now We offer the people of Bismarck and vicinity a place at which to obtain the Best in Musical Education, taught individually or in groups by conscientious, sympathetic, talented teachers.

REGISTER NOW FOR Piano, Violin, Popular Music, Voice, Pre-School Children's Classes, Theory. Mehus Conservatory of Music Phone 306 Eltinge Bldg. Popular 3:30 Feature STATION KFYR Perkins' married daughter, Evangeline, and her husband, Willie always around the for Willie Fitsbnt will It over quite arrive? as her shrewd counsel hold her family together? Must Willie go to jafl for forgery? Can save him from his own false stop? These questions bring thousands of soger listeners to KFYR at 3:30 P. M. every day sxeopt Saturday and Sunday! P.

M. EXCEPT SATURDAY AND SUNDAY Whittemore at Willmar. After the wedding, Miss Whittemore goes to Willmar to resume her duties as English instructor at the high school. Meetings of Clubs And Social Groups The drama reading group of the Community Players will read Who Gets by Andrcez as the principal feature of the meeting to be held Wednesday evening at 7:30 o'clock at the city hall. Mrs.

Fraync Baker, 508 Thayer Avenue West, will be the leader. The Wednesday Study club will meet at 3 Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Oliver Elelson, Mason apartments. Members of the Fortnightly club will meet Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock with Mrs. J.

E. Davis, 831 Eighth St. Mrs. William Langer, 320 Avenue has the program. Mrs.

M. H. Sidener will entertain Chapter Sponsor clubs, Wednesday evening, starting at 8 o'clock, at her home in the Rue apartments. City-County News Mr. and Mrs.

L. F. Bischel of 609 First Bismarck, are parents of a boy born at the Bismarck hospital at 3:40 Sunday morning. R. S.

Enge, newly-appointed mem Try our famous little pig breakfast sausages. ber of the North Dakota board of chiropractic examiners, left Blsmarek for Fargo Tuesday to attend a meeting of the state group. W. N. Harris, Turtle Lake banker, and Mrs.

Harris were visitors in Bismarck Saturday. I Today's Recipe PRUNE WHIP pound prunes. Whites of four eggs. cup sugar. teapsoon salt.

teaspoon cream of tartar. 1 tablespoon vanilla. Oven temperature: 325 degrees Fahrenheit. Baking time: 20 minutes. Servings: 6.

Pick over and wash prunes. Soak several hours in warm water to cover. Cook until soft in same water. Remove stones and rub prunes through a colander. Add sugar and cook until They climbed the golden staircase to the land of hearts desire and a love that was born in heaven woe cradled sm their WF Tonight BsJfolH Daily at 2:30 -7 9 Matinee 25c All Evening 35c STARTS Bing Crosby Marion CAPITOL THEATRE Announcement The Sterling State Bank haa been admitted to the temporary Government Deposit Insurance fund for banks, effective January This bank has been in existence since January 2, 1908, and under its present management since 1913.

During that 25-year period it has operated continuously without the loss of a cent to any depositor and without being compelled to tie up its deposits at any time. This record is made possible only by the loyal support of our many friends. Sterling State Bank Sterling, N. D. the mixture Is the consistency of marmalade.

Cool. Beat whites of eggs until stiff, beating on a platter with wire whisk. Sift salt and cream of tartar over whites while beating. Gradually beat in prune mixture. Add Turn Into a baking dish and bake In a large pan of hot water.

Serve cold with custard sauce with the yolks of the eggs. STERILIZATION IS DELAYED Berlin, Jan. to the lncompleticm of organisation many of Germany's newly-inaugurated sterilization courts did not begin fmettoning Tuesday ae scheduled. HUSOTTHpUS Overtaxed by 1 ing. smoking.