The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 19, 1916, Page 5

ae ~ ding. arrangements. * “DEC?19;11916. Bismarck Girl To Be Bride of the Holidays Mr. and Mrs. Duncan J. McGillis of the Van Horn hotel announce the ap- ‘proaching marriage of, their youngest daughter, Miss Mary Isabelle, to Dr. Harold Tyner Perry of Litchville, N. D. Their marriage will be an event of Wednesday, December 27, in the home of the bride-elect’s brother-in- Jaw and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Gardner Wallace of Avenue B, and the hour is set for high noon. Only the immedi- ate families will be guests. Miss Mc- Gillis is one of the best known of the younger society girls of the Capital City and enjoys a wide acquaintance throughout the state. She is also well known in educational circles, having taught successfully for a year and one- half in‘the Litchville schools. They will reside in Litchville, where Dr. Perry has.a wide dental practice. Miss McGillis will arrive home Saturday from Litchville to complete her wed- es Goes to Lincoln, Dr. Melvin R, Gilmore, curator of | the state historical society, has gone to Lincoln, Neb., to spend the Christ- Mas holidays at bis former home. os eee : Spends Sunday Here. ‘Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Rockwood and baby of Moffit were guests over Sun- day of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Lewis of Second street. They are former resi- dents of the city. ee Returns After Visit. Mrs. Margaret Cummings, who has ‘been the guest of Dr. and Mrs. Victor L, LaRose, of Fifth street, over the rand opera season has returned to her home in Valley City. eee Mrs. Register Improving. Mrs. George Register of First street, ‘who has been a patient in the Bis- marck hospital for some time, is re- covering nicely. She will soon be able to leave the institution. eee Church Society Social. The monthly social and business meeting of the’ Epworth league of the McCabe Methodist Episcopal church announced to be held in the church this evening, will be held instead in the home of Mrs. A. S. Hoffman in ‘Avenue C. see Birth of Daughter. Announcement has been made of the birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Williams of Painted Woods Monday in the Bismrack hospital. Mr. Williams is a son of Gen. E. A. Wil- Niams of Seventh street. Mother and daughter are getting along nicely. To Give Dinner. Miss Clara Tatley will be hostess this evening at a dinner at the pri- vate dining room of the Grand Paci- Larson, Ethel Barnes, Mrs. William Harris, Harriet . Spillane, Frances The Servant Prob- lem —who ever heard of it in the, home where. the housewife knows Shredded Wheaf?, In five minutes you can prepare a wholesome, satisfying meal with Shred- ded Wheat Biscuit without kitchen worry or work. For breakfast heat the Biscuit in the oven to restore crispness and serve with hot milk, For lunchservewith sliced bana- nas or other fruits, ss Made at Niagara Falls, N. Y. THE ART STORE —at— MANDAN is going out of business by Jan. 1, 1917 and offers its large stock of fancy work and croch- et cottons at unusually low prices. 20 per cent off on stamped linens. Crochet Cottons, any size Cotton Perle, 25c balls .. 22c 25c Sofa Pillows, now .. 19¢ 25 per cent off on all over laces and nets. Embroidery floss (boil ) "SOCIETY IN GIFT BOXES COWAN’S DEUG STORE 23 4th St. Visiting in Twin Cities. Dr, M. Evangeline Botton: of Main street left yesterday for the Twin Cities, where she will make a short visit. While there she will be enter- tained by Miss Alice McNealy. eee Spending Holidays Here. Mr. and Mrs, E. A. Thorberg of Ninth street are entertaining as their guests over the holidays, the latter's mother and sister, Mrs, 3. K. Clark, of Saulkton, S. D., and Miss Clark of Brookings, 8. D. eee Visiting Parents H.ere © George Hanlin and sister, Mrs. Mae Choquette, and three children of Har- ve, Mont., have arrived in the city and will spend the Christmas holidays with their parents, Mr. and Mra. Thomas Hanlio, of Fourteenth street. ° Lamb, Josephine Hamel and Roxie Foss. Following the dinner the dinner the guests will be entertained in the parlors of the hotel. . Mrs. Patterson’s Guest. Mrs. James W. Foley of Pasadena, Cal., who was: called here Sunday to attend the funeral of her father, the |late Myron Powell Skeels, will be the |#uest while here of Mrs. E. G. Patter- son of the McKenzie hotel. Mra. Fol- ey will remain only a short time in the city. eee Concludes Visit Here, Mre. Lou Osborne, who was enter- tained by her brother and sister-in- law, Mr. and Mrs. Fred L. Conklin, of Fourth street, for several days, has concluded her visit here and returned to her home in Jamestown. . While here she attended grand opera at the Auditorium. Annual Reception and Dance. Society is interested in the annual reception and dancing party of the (Bismarck Country club, which will be held in the McKenzie hotel, New Year’s evening. This will be one of the most brilliant events of the holi- day season. Elaborate plans are be- ing made by the entertainment com- mittee, of which E. H. L. Vesperman is chairman, -e ee Concludes Visit Here. Miss Esther Ayers of Dickinson has returned after spending the week end as the guest of Miss Catherine Morris of Sixth street. While here she at- tended the grand opera at the Audi- torlum. Miss Ayers was joined here by her sister, Miss Dorothy Ayers, ssho is a student at Oberlin college, and who goes to Dickinson to spend the holidays with her parents. es Visiting Daughter. Mrs. B. Allhouse, mother of Mrs. J. L. George, of Fourth street, left yes-! terday for Steele, where she will be the guest of her daughter, Mrs. F. O. Smith, over the Christmas holidays, Mr. ae. George, son and daugh- ter, FYeave Sundsy for Steele, where they will be entertained by Mrs. Smith. The Allhouse family will hold a reunion at the Smith home Christmas. oe ‘Entertain Postoffice Force. ‘Members of the local postoffice ‘were entertained Sunday evening at a 6 o'clock dinner by Mr. and Mrs, F. F. White at their home.in Avenue C. The affair was given in honor of the birthday anniversary of Mr. White and the dinner was followed by a smoker. Victrola music and social diversions were enjoyed. The boys were presented with cigars by their host, who gave a little toast during the presentation. The affair was one of the most enjoyable the postoffice force has been privileged to attend for some time. In behalf of the force, Mr. White was presented with a hand- some chair. eee Returns From St. Mary's. Miss Glenn Bruce, a student at St. Mary’s school, Fairbault, Minn., ar- rived in the city yesterday on No. 3, to spend the Christmas holidays with her parents, Judge and Mrs. A. A. Bruce, of Fifth street. Miss Anna Shepard, daughter of Frank E. Shep- ard of Avenue B, was unable to ac- company Miss Bruce on account of a sprained ankle which has confined her to St. Lucas hospital for some time. Miss Shepard expects to be able to return to the city the last of the week. Migs Isabelle Robinson, another stud- ent, at. St. Mary’s returned yesterday to spend ‘her holidays with “her. par- ents in Steele. Miss Enid Brown, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Brown, of ‘Mandan, will spend her holidays at Stevens Point, Wis. FIRST SOCIAL EVENT OF SEASON Washington, Dec. 19.—At the White House tonight President and Mrs. Wil- son are holding their first reception of the winter season. Chief Justice White and his associates on the su- Preme court bench are to be the guests of honor. An enormous crowd will be on hand for the event. The number invited is exceeded only by those who sought to get invitations and were disappointed —an annual tragedy. Two new faces will be seen in the reception line of jurists. Associate Justice Brandeis will take the place of Associate Justice Lamar, who died | last spring, and Associate Justice Clarke has the position in line which Charles E. Hughes held before he re- signed from the bench to lead the Re- publican party through the last pres- idential campaign. The White House culinary artists today are working the executive ovens overtime, preparing choice dainties for the evening’s refreshments. The Marine band will contribute the latest musica) offerings. After tonight the president and Mrs. Wilson get a three weeks’ rest from their social duties, resuming their en-. tertainment Tuesday evening, January 9, with the first of the two diplomatic dinners. Normal School Teacher Honored by Co-Workers Mrs. Katherine B. MacDonald, wife of the newly elected state superintend- ent of public instruction, N. C. Mac- Donald, and who has been one of the efficient members of. the state normal school in Valley City, was honor guest at a social meeting given by the faculty, following the regular meeting of that body last week. The following is an excerpt from the Val- ley City Times-Record: The personnel of the faculty of the state normal school here will be af: fected by the resignation of Mrs. Kath- tine B. MacDonald at the close of the pregent term. Mrs. MacDonald leaves her present position to join Mr. Mac- Donald as he enters upon the duties of state superintendent of public instruc- tion with the beginning of the new year. They will then, of course, make their home in Bismarck. News of Mrs. MacDonald's depart- ure from school duties and from the community is received with consider- jable. regret, inasmuch as a valuable co-worker ‘will be missed. Mrs. Mac- Donald has been identified with the CHRISTMAS: Mince Pie NONE SUCH MINCE MEAT Twice as good at half the cost of bull mince meat MERRELL-SOULE COMPANY, Syracuse, 1." A nice line of Ivory Wood The Gift of Distinction Che Gilt Shop has on display and for sale Water Colored Paintings Calendars and Novelties by Mrs. E. H. Pieree, of Bismarek The prices are very reasonable. We have just placed on sale a large line of Genuine Imported, fast color, Luncheon Sets at prices startlingly low. useful, also low in price. THIRD STREET articles—very dainty and normal school for the. past seven years, as instructor in the rural‘ de- partment. During the past term she has also served as acting head of that ‘department. As such she has brought to her work an excellent training and a ripe experience as an educator, all enhanced by a fine spirit of loyalty and co-operation. Mrs, MacDonald will be missed by her co-workers and not the least by her students to whom she has always given her best self. All join in wih- ing her the best in life in her new field of endeavor, and in this wish the ‘community in general also joins. Mrs. MacDonald was allied with the musical and social interests of the community and her influence in these fields will also be missed. ORDER INOW FOR CHRISTMAS, Evergreen and holly wreaths, hol- ly, mistletoe and wreathing, potted primroses, Cyclamen, Narcissus, Be- gonias, Geraniums, etc. Phone 163, Will’s Seed Store. ON VISIT HERE (Continued from Page One) arrived at 4:30 o'clock. No. 4, due at 10 o'clock, was two hours late and arrived shortly after the noon hour. Service was also crippled on all the branch lines. Train No. 260 from Minot to Bis- marck on the Soo, due at 5:50 o’clock, last evening did not reach Bismarck until 9 o'clock. Soo train No. 255 = from the cities, due at 3:40 o'clock this afternoon, is somewhere along the line, no report being had at the Soo station at noon as to the time she would arrive in Bismarck, 24 Below at Noon. 1 A rise of seven degrees was noted from the lowest temperature last night to the reading at noon today, the temperature at 12 o'clock being 24 below. Cold spots in the northwest last night were Moorhead, with -30; Winnipeg, -30; Swift Current, -12; St. Paul, -14; Prince Albert, 128; Moor- head, -30, and Huron, -22. “There has been a general increase in pressure and a corresponding drop in temperature over the upper Mis- souri and the Mississippi valleys dur- Jing the past 24 hours,” says the official report. “High pressure overlies Man- itoba and the extreme southeast, while lows cover the southwest and the New England coast.” I have sold the Atlantic cafe and wish all bills against the cafe to be presented to Atty. F. H. Register for payment. : CHAS. TUCK. DANCE Every Tuesday and Saturday night at PATTERSON’S HALL O’Connor’s Orchestra With Christmas Only 4 Days Off Why Bother “Looking Around” COME STRAIGHT TO THIS STORE. WALK THROUGH THE AISLES AND YOU WILL FIND SUGGESTIONS FOR EVERY MEMBER OF THE FAMILY WHICH ARE VERY ACCEPTABLE. ‘THIS STORE BEING MAINLY A WOMEN’S STORE, OF COURSE, WE HAVE A GREATER ARRAY OF GIFTS SUIT- ABLE FOR THEM. DON’T PUT IT OFF ANY LONGER. COME IN TODAY AND MAKE YOUR SELECTION. Dainty Christmas Gifts in’ Underwear Gifts from Our Furniture Department black and white, with white end black stitchings, per pair white, champagne and black. Extra quality with fancy backs. $2.50 Beautiful Envelope Chemise, in Italian Silk and Crepe de Chine, trimmed with embroidery and lace—Colors, pink and white ....... eisstyae vials sie etatec Sanit ea ols $3.50 to $4.50 Silk Under Vests, embroidered and plain in pink. and WHO... pcs sober Rane ca aiee acne $1.75 to $2.50 Crepe de Chine Night Gowns, trimmed with lace and shirrings in pink and white .............. $4.50 to $6.95 Italian Silk Chamisoles in pink and white, trimmed with ribbons and lace ................ seceeees $1.25 to $2.75 Italian Silk Brassiers, both lace and ribbon-trimmed in pink and white ...... Parte et sictets aon onmont $1.50 Boudoir Caps in Chiffon, Crepe de Chine and Net. These make very beautiful gifts ................ 65c to $2.25 Leather Goods Our leather Goods department. is one which should re- ecive your most careful attention this Christmas season. It is filled with useful, beautiful gifts. ; Leather Hand Bags, in Pin Seal, Walrus and faney- grained leathers, many, fitted with mirrors and other art- icles. Prices ... $1.75 to $10.50 Manicure Sets, in ¢ . Manicuring articles fitted with pearl or ivory fittings. Cases comp- lete.. Ulster e faeial eactinictuty eles ++ $1.25 to $3.95 Theseieases can be had in colored leathers as well as black. An eightecn-inch brown or black cowhide Bag, full leather lined . . $7. A brown or blae leather lined $9.00 whide UW ag, An extra heavy, 20-inch brown or black cowhide Bag, full leather lined, pockets in sides ..... Sa acre ++ $12.50 Toilet Cases, for both men and women; articles fitted with ivory and ebony fittings; complete cases $3.75 to $15 Many ‘other articles in leather, any one of which would make a most fitting gift. Our Rug Department Is one which you should not miss, Rugs for every room in the house. Bedroom Rugs, Bath Room Rugs, RUGS for every use in the home. A Rug would make a most accept- able gi‘f. prices. : HUGRO VACUUM CLEANERS ........ $9.00 COME IN and visit this department. Various Gloves A pair of gloves, whether it be kid, mocha or silk is always acceptable at any time. Ladies French Kid Gloves, Washable Kid Gloves, in white, champagne, tan or 1.50 peek Ladies ‘1 clasp French $1.50 and $1.75 i vue Pile Heavy leather street gloves in tan and brown. $1.50 Grey, Brown and Black silk lined Mocha gloves. $1.75 What Shall I Give? See Our Windows $2 Ladies Heavy Kid gloves, Slippers gift. All prices. = Tf in doubt, come and buy a pair of H. H. Gray, #) Utz, Dunn or Walk-Over Shoes, which ean’t help being just what she will appreciate, $3.50 to $6.00. Robertson’s Felts, solid comfort slippers, for men, women and children. An ideal Christmas SMOKING SETS. We have a large variety in many dif. ferent styles and sizes. Golden Oak and Fumed, $2.50 to $8.00. SERVING TRAYS. Many fancy designs, in trays and BASKETS, wicker, walnut, mahogany and white enamel. Various prices. In Our Lamp Display we have the WOOD LAMPS in fumed or golden oak finish; also the Reed, Metal and the new Um- brella Lamp in the Silk shades suitable for any room. These suggestions are only a few, but our Furniture Department is full of many others that will suit any particular wish you. may have We INVITE YOU TO VISIT the Gift Room. TELEPHONE STANDS. A Telephone Stand makes a very acceptable gift, $8.00 up. SEWING CABINETS. ROCKERS, CHAIRS, DAVEN: PORTS, OVERSTUFFED FURNITURE, ETC., ETC. Handkerchiefs Our Handkerchief line is one of the most beautiful that we have ever shown. Hundreds of different. styles and shapes for your selection. Alpine and Swiss hand-embroidered handker- chiefs ......... rr or oo +++» 25e to $3.25 Crepe de Chine Handkerchiefs, with dainty pink and blue edgings ......... oes hoes Seren crt .. 25¢ and 35¢ Initialed Handkerchiefs, white and colored ,. 15¢, 19¢ Nissi seetere siete ce oe oobi Ste bolas seseeees 250 Children’s Colored and Fancy Handkerehiets .... 10¢ BNA Fs Saco sca waiscaciee esas Sia mena eae .. 15¢ Scarfs Wo Have a most Beautiful Line of SCARFS for Your In- spection. SCARFS in Chiffon, Crepe de Chine, flowered and fancy effects, 98c to $5.75. BOUDOIR CAPS make fine Christmas Gifts. We have them in Lace and Crepe de Chine, fancy trimmed, many different styles, 50c to $2.25. : Silk Hose Silk boot with lisle top, in e $1 .25 and $1.50 black, white and colors .... Bxira Heavy weightsin' $1.75 and $2.25 Silk Hose with fancy boots, in colors and 98c fancy stripes ......... ait wes ccajeieinjejeieia oieiole-n.4 sieiaisiece All silk and fancy striped Boots, $1 25 colored tops .........- areas eaves woe eie's} Not a Sensational Scare, But a Real Fact Toys are Going Fast In a number of cases those who have first “looked’’ and then came back to ‘“purchase,”’ we are sorry to say, have been disappointed by finding the articles desired ‘‘sold out,’’ al- though the stock is larger than ever before. Safety first. Secure YOUR’S tomorrow.