Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, September 26, 1922, Page 3

eim, a atudent at.f nolleg spent the AFHWGA A AT AP0 SRS NNN ARG Gy £ SRR RTRAS I AAR e T THE. muvu DAILY momu:n IRTHDAY DINNER ‘dA‘Wem entertained by} Reed - at . o’clock, vening at her home, , in_honc: of her. b?rtfi?finiv MISS BQWE ENTERTAINS’ Miss' Maric Bowe entertained irl friends'at her home, 619 ’l‘wemh steeet, Saturday afternoon i honor of her birth anniversary'! A’ pleasant afférnoon ' was spent W games, dancing and music, and at e E . e AT hr&%v% S| t t AUL’S YOUNG PEOPLB'S 4 AG\JS MEETS WEDNESDA" T Young People’s League of St h’l Pauls Evangelical Lotheran ' churcht will'hold its regular business meeting £ # i clock ‘a’ birthday"lancheon was| Wednesday night at the home of Mlxsg served. A Minnic' Leidtke, 70: nnesota_av THE BARKER BLOCK: Johnson’s for-Hosiery.: STORES AT BEMIDJI, GRAND FORKS AND MINOT, N. DAK NEW YORK OFFICE 116' Wi32ND ST. % . H L Olson -nd Mlm Hyplfi Roiise, 423 Fourth street, Were gu Wednesday - afternoon, ' Mj MeNiel, 508 Lincoln __ avent BNTEB'I'AI_N“ AT DIAMOND POINT Mr. ;and ‘Mrs. A: B. Palmer, 507 ii | Minnesota avenue, entertained. their roomers at & duck dinner at Diamond Point-Baturday evening. - Those pres- ont were; Misses Alta Keller, Larrie| Mrs. Edward Jewett entertained a, McDonald, Jean Solberg, Smith and| fe nds informally, Thursday. a: ‘Probst, Messrs. Middlestadt, Fisher | tcrnoon at her homé 1110 Park av JUERE PR ‘| Dr. Martin and Mr. and Mrs: ‘A. B.| nue. Sewing and conversation whil=] son; Bediid mexehnnt and | Palmer. E ¢d away theé hours very pleasant hohred} o ‘Bemidji. Fri- and Mrs. Jewett ‘served light refres| MW““‘ ments. - The guests: were Mesdam followedsby ‘a social hour. are ‘welcome. MRS. JEWETT ENTERTAINS METHODIST AID DIVISION & : | E. E. Dessert, J. T. Davis, W. HOLDS MEETING TOMORROW | Sherivood, Forseth and Mrs. Wile The Dining Room division of the|of Cass Like- Ladies Aid of the Methodist church, Mrs. -Dick Van Arnum chairman, will' meet Wednesday afternoon at'the rpet, hake moved to NeAr | home of Mrs. 0. Sandven, 1116 Bel- ere Mr. Gongdon BaS|¢rami avenue, and all members are urged to be present. Visitors are -welcome. BIRTHDAY PARTY Little Miss Jéan Given entertai ed fiftpen:of her girl friends yes- || terday. pfternoon in celebration of . her seventh birth anniversary. | § Games out’ of doors were enjoye and-a birthday lunch was served b; Murs. .Given. -She received a large number-of birthday . tokens, . The included, Cataerin and Nellie tt has Gile, Mary. Anne Stuart, Betty Claf-} ixth stmat ang Park ave- | fy, - Elizabeth = Robinson, Leajean e, to Wi“il\‘n Willets of - Grant'|French, Melissa Mitchell, Verna Fer- W) aelly Mart-ha Ann W'tri'onl, Sister % and Betty Marie Given, Bonne Brad- ford, ‘Isabelle (Baer,” Pearl Miller,| Jobn Stugl;t and’ Nat . Given, Jr. School® gn-h dfllm—ullor uyle trimmed with or*rad braid and emblem:¢ Patent-leather hduk aizes 8 to lG——WBflh they last— - i A 3 .,.‘ k i ; BANEY-F ENCH wid g ot irrte Doll t forzet Wrfl carry.one of &e lg.r,geot and most \lp-to-date atoclu of ladles and Mis- ses’ read,y-to-we&r in Nfii"the\"n Minnesota. Come in und Judge fot y(mrself fis Y. onage of . St. red the, marriage of 18 ‘French, 1323 Minn-| , and Samuel F. Baney, Baney, 115 Mississip-,| uth. - Rev. Joseph Fmal,] e After the . ceremony)] e party reppired to the home+ e bri e, where a wedding’ break-| fast’ was served to the immediatey ¥ ‘members of both ' families. 4 “Ywands ne l&flon‘ "> The Tooms weére beautifully deco: wit ghat PARd[rated with oak ‘and maple foliage *75 as Lusatia, partly| and boquets. of cosmos and ast 5 ¥ In the® ér|"The color scheme was further In. the Sixth cen-|ried out in, the brideg’ cake, whic verful peo: | was plaged ‘on. a foundation of au fllflc from| tumn_leaves. Thé ‘bride was attired in a fur hey. -com- | trimmed- suit of brown poeiret twill/] .To thefand wore a corsage boquet of as-] riters and ferns: She was attended % her sister, Mrs. ~Charlotte Fronch | Braoks, who wore a coat dress of henna duyetyn, trimmed ‘with monkey S pdr. Shd wore a rorsage boquet £ sweet peas and ferns. The groom, wns atténded by’ ‘his brother; Oscar 'l'hey nll -ny our Cluppm conh cmnot ba beat the he | for quality; style” mdpneo—- vt pregentmg a plcture; 5 which in our opinion, i§ d one of the finest things we "6'.5.0 _tn ’65 have ever done. AT THE ELKO THEATKE and’ we earnestly = advise that every-effort be made to see it. ‘Have you seen om' new Mlnnll’ll co.h nt— Starts Saturday i September 30th ... .$19.50 . Muerl-ll. plaid back.Polaire, double faced Po-: Jo, Raglan sleevé, Brown: and Heather, sizes 16 to 40. House vmd ‘B;IA‘II;W .;ptqtu! size lé %o 54— 79¢c 0 $4.50 New corduroy bath robes.af . to $9.50, Col- ors, Copen, N-vy, Rou, 5:1‘, lnk, etc. Ba ’l’he bridal ‘couplée left on the 10 o'clock train for Duluth ‘where they) | will sperid their honey-moon. - They ] 1] will be at! home to.their friends Octy] s ATLASTIHS JERE!... and Wod. ELKO ‘153 et 28c THE SON OF . Full fashioned Pure silk hose at only—. Colors Black, Grey and Brown $1.49 36 inch seal plush’ coats at only— $16.50 Children’s chmclnlln, nnvy, brown md grey coats' 2 to 6 year.——Specm e : 156 ladies wool ierxe, pmut twill:- and tmfin dresses, nicely tnnuned, sizes 16 to 44. - S fimmp;thtdehude ; yiroots of ] nature and finds thoie , common faults that knit mankind together. £ Only 25 fur con: lef! 209, discount on Ihole. c fire q;rrnk Select yours now, a small deposit and we | Lt;-hwuuld begin to work in another will hold the coat for yw untll you need |t. 3 e, %0 I. Justs; pened.”—Exchange. 4 —Also— % Comedy and Travel- You cannot beat TR JOHHSO”’S ity; Style-and Price 3 edn _afterndo . Fa1 ‘a' period-of-two years, licenses Smith hai bben chosen gasistant ‘con- the dimcm’of the Bemidji Musical for sfoudeatting’. granted to- Great "W ¢ the sta E"S""“ Art club will meet at the home of | Britaln should enq:un the provision M 0. Riggs. Work -for the | that, only British. liold - ,yen‘ ‘will be outlined and re- hear