The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 15, 1916, Page 5

roa ~ oe “of ° 4 0 Vip . afi + oe a > a ‘FRIDAY, DEC. 15, 1916. : “BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE City’s Elite To Attend ‘Grand Opera Productions Society and musical circles of the Capital City wil} be well represented at the grand “opera performances at the Auditorium and when the San Car lo Grand Opera company will present “Lucia” this evening, a most brilliant audience is assured. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Battey have taken a box and will entertain as their guests during the three performances Mr. and Mrs. Wal- ter Bangs of Minot, the latter’a sister of Mrs. Battey. Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. Steele will give a large box party Sat- urday evening to witness the’ produc- tion of “Aida.” The party will include Governor 1., B. Hanna, Miss Dorothy @1anna, her house ‘guest, Miss Eliza- ‘beth Magill, of Fargo, Judge and Mrs. ®. B. Goss and Miss Mabel Wright. ‘Other box parties are being arranged and a number of out-of-town guests will be entertained by local women. , Mrs. Goss Honored, Mrs. E. B. Goss was honor guest yes- terday afternoon at a prettily appoint-; ed reception given in the parlors of the McCabe Methodist Episcopal church by the Ladies Aid society and | the Woman’s Foreign Missionary so- ciety of the church, The affair was in the nature of a farewell as the Gosses leave the first of the year for Minot ‘to make their future home. The reception committee was composed of Mrs. J. G. Moore, wife of Dr. Moore, Mrs, L. E. Opdyke and Mrs, A. Upton. Mrs. Goss received ‘tle guests alone. Mrs. Moore gave a talk in behalf of the women of the church. She spoke of the great work accomplished in the societies by Mrs. Goss and what her Joss would mean to tne church and the community and in closing presented her with a handsome silver souvenir spoon a8 a remembrance of the Lad- jes’ Aid society: The Woman's Mis- sionary society presented her with a fountain pen and it was presented by Mrs. Upton. . Mrs. Goss responded to . Holmboe Studio FRITHJOF HOLMBOE Photographer PHONE 264 Christmas 1916 t Your friends’ can buy anything you can give them— except your pho- tograph, ONLY _. 9 DAYS LEFT MAKE YOUR APPOINTMENT {> . TODAY PICTURES WILL BE FINISH- ED FOR CHRISTMAS the presentation speeches, The socie- ties were largely represented and a number of visiting guests, friends of Mrs. Goss, also attended. The hours were from 3 o'clock to 6. A special feature was the interesting musical program presented by Mrs. William) V. Kiebert, Mrs. -H. H. Steele, Mrs, John’ A. Larson, sopranos who con- tributed solo numbers, and. Mrs. Lar- son and Mrs, C. B. Taylor who sang a duet. Judge. and Mrs. Goss, daughter, Miss Marion Goss, Mrs. Wright and Miss Mabel Wright, mother and sis- ter of Mrs. Goss, were entertained at dinner. iast evening by Dr. and Mrs. W. J. Hutcheson at the McCabe Meth- odist church parsonage. Judge and Mrs. Goss and Miss Wright will also be guests at the box party given Sat- urday evening by Mr, and Mrs. Henry H. Steele, to witness. the production of Verdi’s opera “Aida” by tfe San Carlo Grand Opera company at ‘the Auditorium. . Called By Father’s Death. Mrs. L, H. Patten of Seventh street has been calleg to Larimore, by the sudden death of her father, Theodore Hoton. os. @ Lodge to Give Social. + Members of the Daughters of Re- ; becca have arranged for a social meeting this evening in the ‘Knights jof Pythias hall. The program will be- gin at 8:30 and Odd Fellows and their friends are: invited. eee Camp Fire Meeting. The first division of the McCabe Camp Fire Girls ‘will hold its first ceremonial meeting this evening with Miss “Marian Goss, at her home in Fourth street. The meeting will be called at 7:30. eee To Attend Grand Opera. Dr. and Mrs. W. L. Gordon of Wash- burn are among the out-of-town visit- ors who are spending the week-end in the Capital City to attend the San Carlo Grand opera performances at the Auditorium. es ¢ # ‘Entertaining Nephew. Mr. and Mrs. ‘A: S. Hoffman of Av- enue C are entertaining as. their guest their nephew, Verne M. Hoffman of Fairmount, this state. ‘Mr. Hoffman, who is a well known musician, ‘has come on to attend the San Carlo ‘Grand Opera productions at the Audi- torium. : * 2 @ ‘Entertains Club. © The Neighborhood club was enter- tained the first of the week by Mrs. T.'R. Atkinson at her home in Avenue B. Fancy work was the diversion. It was decided to change the day of meeting from Tuesday to Wednes- day. i a Entertains Girl Friends. The Misses Leota’ Hendershott and Erma , Logan. entertained , informally last evening in the home of the for- mer in Avenue B. ‘The evening was spent in fancy work and other social diversions. The guests. included the Misses Ruthella Taylor, Esther Tay- lor, Verna Wright and Mary McDon- ald. eee Liberal Responses for Box. A liberal response, is/being made ;by the Capital City, residents towards the Christmas box which will be pack- ed: tomorrow afternoon at one o'clock in, the office of the Gas company, Fitf streét"'and Broadway. Many dona- tions’ are being receivéd ‘and it is ex- pected that one of..the largest boxds to leave for the border will be sent from Bjsmarck, It is the desire of those in charge of the movement to send a gift to every member of Com- Brookfield Sausage Swift's Premium Phone Central Meat Market BEEF, PORK, VEAL, MUTTON and SPRING LAMB Fresh Dressed Spring Chickens Fresh Oysters ° Spare Ribs Cartons Home Made Sausages of All Kinds Swifts Bacon, 1 Ib. Armour’s Star and Hams and Bacon ..143 Brown & Geiermann Quality Grocers Successors to Brown Bros. 53—PHONES—56 SATURDAY Spanish Onions Celery Parsley Fresh Turnips Tomatoes ‘@uchmbers Sweet Potatoes © Head Lettuce Oranges Bananas Grape Fruit SPECIALS Fresh Carrots Fresh Beets Cauliflower Egg Plant Wax Beans Radishes Leaf Lettuce Cabbage Casaba Melons Grapes HOLLY WREATHS PURE HIGH TEST CREAM |liam Cook; outside watch, Mrs. Geo. ‘| Powell Skeels, pioneer member of the jopera performances gt the, Auditori- NOVEL BAG FOR i POWDER PUFFS | SS THIS BAG HOLDS ONE DOZEN POWDER PUFFS, By Biddy Bye. This odd Christmas gift is an utterly superfluous bit of feminine luxury, or an absolute essential, according to one’s point of view. It is a bag of rose pink chiffon shir- red to a silk covered hoop. The latter is wreathed with tiny ribbon blossoms, The powder balls are delicately scented and tied with minute pink bows. Silver, or gold net is used for very elaborate bags, such as a hostess would wish to display the day she en- tertains her bridge club. pany A, either of fooa, articles or a Christmas remembrance. oe 8 ‘ Hostess at Luncheon. Mrs,.'T. C., Madden was hostess this afternoon at.her home in Second street, at a prettily appointed lunch- eon. The ‘guest list was limited to members of). the. Crochet club, of wivch she is a member. The three course luncheon was served at 1:30 and was followed by fancy work and other social diversions, e 4 8 Elects Officers For Year. . At a special meeting of the Degree | of Honor held yesterday afternoon with (Mrs. Charles Shebler in First strdet, the following officers for the year were elected: Past chief of hon- or, Mrs. C. B. Marks; chief of honor, Mrs, E. J. Elstrom; lady of honor, Mrs. Charles Shebler; chief of cere- mony, Mrs. George Robidou; finan- cier, Mrs. William Laist; Miss ‘Emma Laist; lady usher, Cath- erine Morris; inside. watch, Mrs. Wil- LaLone. ‘* 8 8 Masonic Dancing Parly « Has Been Postponed On account, of the death of Myron Bismarck Masonic lodge, the dancing party and musical program arranged in connection with ‘the ‘banquet and installation this evening has been eliminated, The banquet will be held, followed by the installation, but, the session ,will be short, all exercises to be over by 8 oclock. MASONS. 10 GATHER AT WCABE CHURCH SUNDAY) ‘ Dr. W. J. Hutcheson of the McCabe Methodist ‘Episcopal church will preach a special sermon Sunday even- ing, at 7:80, to members of the local Masonic order and ladies of thé East- ern Star. The Masons and ladies of the Star will meet in an anteroom at the church, at 7:15, ure) a body to the main chur um. ‘Dr. ‘Hutcheson, who Is grand vrel- ate of the state, will preach on “By the Lord, Agtions Are Weighed.” A special musical program will be presented by ‘the large chorus choir under the direction of ©. b, Taylor. The choir will sing Stainer’s “Awake Thou That Sleepest,” from the Daugh- ter of Jairus, and the Kismarck Male Quartet will sing two numbers. An- other special musical attraction will be, the singing of Verne M. Hoffman of Fairmount, a well known tenor so- loist. Mr. Hoqman, who is in the city t oattend the grand opera productions, has kindly consented to assist with the music, — | , OITY NEWS A —___-—_-_-—_-- - CONGREGATIONAL MEETING. The annual congregational meeting of the First Presbyterian church will be held following the morning serv- ice Sunday. LARGE CANDY SHIPMENT. Harris & Co. has just received the largest order of Lowney’s candy to be sent to the state. The supply in- cludes aM size boxes. RETURNS FROM EASTERN TRIP. ‘Attorney H. F. O’hare of the First National Bank building has returned from an eastern business trip, incdlud- ing Pittsburgh, Pa.; Al cago and the Twin Cities. ENTERTAINING REGAN GUEST. Mrs. Arthur Bauer of Seventh street is entertaining as her guest Mrs. Sid- ney Harris of Kegan. While here Mrs. Harris is attending’ the grand um, a CONCLUDES VISIT HERE. Mr. and Mrs. .D. A. Lyons, who have been the guests of their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs, J. A. Ha- ney of Avenue B, since Thanksgiving, returned Thursday to their home in Cresco, Ia. Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days. Druggists refund money if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles. recorder, |‘ NOVELTY FOR 2 DRESSING TABLE Smee. Bottle Trimmed With Gold Lace—A Christmas Suggestion. By Biddy Bye. | Milliner’s, materials are used for making the best liked accessories used in apy part of the house.: From foot rolls and sofa pillows to pin cushions and cologne bottles there is no kind of lace, flower, ribbon, fur, beads or me- tallic materials for which some use cannot be found in household art. The smelling salts ‘bottle pictured today is a novelty which any deft fin- gered girl can copy., White lace, pink satin, gold lace and tiny‘ribbon flow erets are combined in its cover. A set which will undoubtedly please the average woman consists of two bot- tles, a powder box and cs pin cushion of one design. Glove and handkerchtet ‘boxes, desk fittings and candlc shades’of one pat- tern make a still more: elaborate gift. Houser Arrives Tonight To Play in Opening Game Edgar (Dutch) Houser. will arrive tonight. on No. |: from Fargo, where he is attending the Agricultural col- lege, and will he one of the star play- ers in the ppening game of ‘the bas- ket ball season at the high school gymnasium. Saturday evening, when the alumni team will play the high team. The gymnasium has been overhaul- ed and put into first class shape for the game. New bleachers have been added to accommodate the crowds and the baske; eps have been hung ready for the‘game.' Liberettos. for the operas now on sale at Hoskins. CHRISTMAS | -Mince Pie Recipes 02 p the Package Dire —Fruit Cake, ceed to NBoddings and ” Cookies make 10¢ edie Far West—Iicto Se NONE SUCH MINCE MEAT MUSTEROLE—QUICK RELIEF! NO BLISTER! It Soothes and Relieves Like a Mustard Plaster Without the Burn or Sting Musterole is a clean, white ointment, made with the oil of mustard. It does all the work of the old-fashioned mustard plaster—does it better and dots not blis- ter. You do not have to bother with a cloth. imply rub it onrand usually the p gone! Many doctors and nurses use Muster- ole and recommend it to their patients, gives from sore throat, bronchitis, croup, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia, congestion, pleurisy, rheumatism, lumbago, _ pains and aches of the back or joints, sprains, sore muscles, bruises, chilblains, frosted feet, colds of the chest es often pre- vents pneumonia). IOWAN GOES AFTER WRONG MAN, FOLEY James W. Foley of Medora objects to’being taken to task by S. F. Adair, an old Indian fighter /of an Iowa cav- alry regiment for statements evident- ly made by someone other than the ‘Nestor of the Bad Lands. Mr. Foley writes from Medora: “I note’ the article of S. F. Adair in the Tribune of. the 11th. instant. I cannot tell where Mr. Adair got his information that I ever claimed that General Sully did not cross the Bad Lands in 1864, The files of the Trib- une of July 26, 1916, will show that I did make a statement of Sully’s crossing in, '64 and also where the first battle beyond the river was fought.” It is now up to our Iowa correspond- ent to explain, and, inasmuch as he (ne a neon} LOGAN'S- “WE THANK YOU” Fancy Grape Fruit, 2 for ... 25¢ Fancy Sweet Navel Oranges, per dozen, 20c, 40c, 60c Twice as good at half the cost of bulk mince meat MERRELL-SOULE COMPANY, Ssraccse, N.Y. (Large Fancy a all dozen ......... te i Nice Yellow Bananas, per dozen, Fancy Cranberries, 2 aca for .., Fresh Dromedary Dates, 2 * They will gladly tell you what relief it pkgs. for .............06. 25¢ Fancy Celery, 2 for ........ 25 Apples, mighty fine grade, per box .. 1,60 Fancy Delicious and Baldwin Apples, per box Just right for Christmas. Buy your mixed nuts here, per pound Christmas Trees and Holly Wreaths. Place your orders now. PHONE 2il 120 3rd Street ‘‘We Deliver Promptly.” woecercosecs red | A Gift KNOWLES & HANEY’S I8 SURE TO PLEASE Front Because the recipient immediately associates it with Quality. For years KNOWLES & HANEY and QUALITY have been synonymous in the minds the Missouri Slope. . And this i sive the gift may be. of the people of Bismarck and is true no matter how inexpen- Speaking of inexpensive gifts, you will be surprised at the number of moderate priced gifts we are showing. Selecting a gift for any purpose will be a pleasure here— it matters not how little you wish to spend—you are sure to find JUST WHAT YOU WAN' T AT THE PRICE TO SUIT. Knowles & Haney Jewelers and Importers of Diamonds, Bismarck, N. D. - was a member of Sully’s command in| 1864, anything he has to say on the subject should be of the utmost inter- BIG BARGAINS est. ; Hats and Shapes from 98c MASQUERADE. and up. O’Connor’s orchestra will give a ” mask ball at ‘Patterson's hall on NIELSEN'S MILLINERY Christmas night. Regular prizes will Open Evenings be given. ’ HE (x )_ BISMARCK (Ax. ——_ Aoysine Several new students enroll every week, and every one satisfied with the college in all its appoint- ments. Students admitted without examination for either the Book- keeping or Shorthand cqurses. English from the lowest primary y branches, Send for .. particulars. When you know what, we have done for hundreds of others, you ‘will ‘want to attend. : G. M..LANGUM, Pres. Bismarck, Exquisite Corsages . VIOLETS, SWEET PEAS, ROSES‘. —for— GRAND OPERA Now on display at HOSKINS Whitman’s First applications gives relief, 50¢. The Largest Showing of French Ivory in Bismarck While it’s fresh. in mind—an Ansco camera for that boy or girl. $2.00 to $55.00. Every purse and hand bag in our stock is guarantedd leather. (©. $1.50 to $10.00 Our Perfumery Department embraces all the. better domestic odors and all the imported ones obtainable—such as Djer-Kiss, Coty’s; Ricksickers Palmers, etc. Let. us’ demonstrate the purity, fineness of texture and adherent quality of Armand’s Face Powder for your girl friend—50s to $1.00. That Personal Touch All enlargments of your favorite film, artist- ically mounted in a calendar. FINNEY’S DAILY PHOTO SERVICE Davis Quality Greeting Cards will care for a multitude of friends for whom nothing else is appropriate—over 200 numbers to select from—all new stock. Finney’s Christmas Shopping Guide eT A thoughtful gift for an eldery friend— Finney’s Guaranteed Hot Water Bottle, $1.75 Cigars, Pipes and Cigar Cases for your friends. Candies and Confections have made every Christmas merry since 1842—20c to $6.00. Kent’s Hair Brushes are no longer obtainable, in the United States—a limited supply only—$2.50 to $10.00, THERMOS BOTTLES THERMOS CASES BILL BOOKS FOUNTAIN PENS FLASH LIGHTS MANICURE SETS SAFETY RAZORS * PULLMAN SLIPPERS FANCY STATIONERY *‘ STATIONERY SETS THERMOMETERS * PHOTO ALBUMS eeeecococc ccc ccew coco cece cco coco ooo ooccoosoooes eccecccecccccceccccccccceccccccccccorcoccoosoooss