The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 17, 1917, Page 5

ee Ee, See “WEDNESDAY, JAN. 17, 1017. WF W Bride-Elect ot This Month to be Showered Mrs. R. S. Towne and Miss Matilda Williams will be joint hostesses this evening at the home of the latter in Seventh street, at a shower in honor of Miss Mary Stevens, whose mar- riage to Burt Finney of this place will be an event of Wednesday, Jan. 31. A sleighing party wi) precede the shower and the guests will include members of the L. O. P. H. club, Sat- urday afternoon Mrs, N. L. Call and Mrs, Robert Orr will give a luncheon {or Miss Stevens at the home of Mrs. rr. a oe Ff Leaves Hospital. iMrs. James.A. Little and baby, who have been in the Bismarck hospital, have returned to their home ‘in Sixth street. ef @ Entertains Center Visitors. Mrs. Frank Kiebert and daughter, Inez, of Center, were entertained yes- terday by Mr. and Mrs. William V.| Kiebert of Fourth street. . eee ‘ Former Resident Here. W. C. Morrison of Billings, Mon!. F, Cushing, of First street. a former resident of the Capital City, was in the city today and while here was the guest of Burt Finney and oth- er friends. . ; eee Visiting Sister Here. Miss ‘Cutter ef St. Paul, who has been the gnest of, her sister, Mrs. H. G. Postlethwaite, of the Presbyterian manse, for some time, will make an extended visit here. * . (Returns From Extended Visit. Mrs. Dan S. Stewart of the Grand Pacific returned Monday from: an ex- tended visit with her daughter and other friends in Minneapolis. She was accompanied by ‘Mr. Stewart, who «went to the cities to join‘ her, eee Shee | q* Son's Iliness Cancels Trip. Mr. and’ Mrs. Harry Woodmansee of Fifth street were called home from Minneapolis yesterday .on account of the serious illness of their small son, ‘Master Joe, who was staying with his grandmother, Mrs. T. J. Woodmansee, during their absence. Mr. and Mrs. Woodmansee had arranged to leave ‘Minneapolis for Texas for a several weeks’ sojourn and were ready to start when they received the message of their son's illness. eee Gives Special Program. The Fargo Study club observed a “Niebelungen” program Monday after- noon, fn the Wargo College chapel. Prof. G.:R. Vowles, instructor in lan- guages ‘at the institution, gave a talk on “Niebelungenlied,” and ‘Mrs. W. iH. Harris: read excerpts from the myth. Mictroka records from the operas of Richard:;Wagner based upon the an- Glent*story was a feature of the pro- gram: Mrs. Emerson Smith, presi- dent. of the club; Mrs. F. L. Stratton and Miss Clara-Emerson received-the guests. : SOCIETY W First Biennial Ball To be Very Informal The éntertainment committee in charge of the arrangements for the first biennial ball which members of evening in Patterson:hal! -has an- nounced that the affair will be infor- mal, although it will’ be one of the big events of the legislative season. The committee, which is composed of Edward B. Wood of Fargo, George ‘McClintock, Miss Pearl Paulson, ‘Miss Alice Douglas and Mrs. Laura Erdahl, is arranging to make this first event a most successful affair. It will be followed by other social events dur- ing the session. ef @ Minneapolis Guest. Mrs. J, A. Graham of Sixth street has for her guest, Mrs. F. S, Graham, of Minneapolis. Mrs. Graham will spend several days in the city as her guest. eee Making Extended Visit. Mrs. Bradley Porter Tillotson and small‘son, Bradley Porter, Jr.,.of Far- go, are making an extended visit, with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. They ex- pect to remain through January. eee Musical Tea Postponed. The Thursday Musical club tea has : been postponed from Saturday after- noon, Jan. 20, until the following Sat- urday, on account ofthe many social. entertainments scheduled for that day. The affair will be held -at the home of Mrs. J. A. Graham of Sixth street. s eu. Ae is For Mohall Guest. ~ y Mrs. W. 'L. Smith entertained in- formally this afternoon at her home in Sixth street, in honor of (Miss Ben- son of Mohali, who is the house guest of her sister, Mrs. H. H. Steele of ‘Fifth street. Eridge was the diver- sion and three tables were in play for the game. Mrs. ‘Smith will entertain Friday afternoon members of the Fri- day Crochet club. se # For Small Son. Mrs. R. M. Halliday entertained at her home in Ninth street, at a prettily appointed children’s party in honor of the fourth birthday anniversary of her son, Robert Burk. Ten little boy and girl friends were guests and children’s games were the amusements, A birth- day luncheon was served and a large birthday cake with four tapers orna- mented the table. A color scheme of pink and white was carried out and the hours were from 3 o'clock to 6. oe @ Farewell for Mrs. Upton. At the close of the business meet- ing Thursday afternoon of the General Ladies’ Aid society of the McCabe Methodist Episcopal church, in the church parlors, the members will ten- der Mrs. A. Upton a farewell recep- tion, Mrs, Upton leaves shortly for Minot to make her home. An invita- men who are in the city during the tion has been extended to all. the wo-. | DOINGS OF THE DUFFS the “third house” will «give Friday |’ LOOK WILBUR, SOME ONE. ‘LEFT THIS BABY AT OVR. ‘DOORSTEP LAST NIGHT - | Tom ANSWERED THE DooR- ‘BELL AND FOUND A BASKET “THERE WITH THIS YouncsTER WILBUR IS QUITE A KIDDER WHAT Do You Know ABOUT THAT? ITS] Ss ALIVE Tao, Isn’r BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE’ By ALLMAN AW, HELEN, ISN'T IT THE WEETEST LITTLE THING 2 ARE You GOING To! THE FAMILY OF COURSE - | ¢ ARENT’ You GLAD YouRE A PAPA AT LAST 7 Salvation Army Children To Give Entertainment The children of the Salvation Army Sunday school will give an entertain- ment this evening in the barracks. They have prepared a most interesting program including drills, recitations and songs. In connection with the program honors will be awarded the children who have attended regularly Sunday school during 1916. The program which will begin at 8 a‘clock follows: Opening Song—S. B, 728 Prayer. Chairman's remarks. —"Selected”..........Brass Band “The Star March” Twelve Girls Recitation—"Settled Right”...... .» Frank Dickson * Stanley Stebbins ‘A Little Ship”...... .... Sunday School Recitation—"My Chum”.......... Clarence McClure ever Touch It” -+» Ten Children itty”....Pearly Murphy Recitation—Selected...George Shippe Pianoforte Selection Mr. Eugene Evans Flag Drill—“We Juniors” ........ Twelve Children . Earnest Benzer George Stebbins hink When I . Sunday School Read” . cted Dorothy Stebbins Recitation Bible ‘Reading. WILL LEAD SOCIETY “AT INAUGURATION MRS. N.HARPER Mrs, Harper is wife of the chairman of the Wilson inaugural committee and will lead Washington society in inauguration ceremonies, March 5. ance. Closing Ode—“Praise God From Whom legislation, to attend. An enjoyable social time is being planned. ee ® The Musical Program. entertainment committeo f the Ladies’ Aid society of the Pres- byterian church has arranged an in- teresting musical and literary program te be given in connection with the dime social tomorrow afternoon in the church chapel. Miss Blanche Myers will play two piano numbers from Mac- Dowell; Miss Lucille Lahr will give a piano number from Bohn, entitled “Be- lieve Charms.” will Me Those Endearing Young Miss Alice Webb, pianist, contribute two numbers, “The Scarf Dance,” by Chaminade, and a Paderewski work. Mrs. H. H. Steele and Mrs. Marion Schoelkopf will sing and Mrs. Thomas C. Madden will give a reading. Church Society Notes, Four important church society meet- ings have been arranged for Thursday afternoon, The members of the Lad- jes’ Aid society of the Presbyterian church will hold a dime social in the church chapel at which all women of the congregaton and those who are in the city during the legislative session are cordially invited. The four divisions of the Ladies’ Aid society of the McCabe Methodist Mpis- copal church .will meot in the church parlors, when offic: for the year will be elected. Members of the fourth di- vision will be the hostesses. St. George's Guild of St. George's Episcopal church will meet with Mrs. G. W. Fanset at her home in Second street. An important meeting of St. Mary’s Sewing Circle of St. Mary’s pro-cathe- Wool Dresses Serge and silk combi- nation dresses, small and medium sizes, = about 15 in the lot. Worth to $10.00. s 6: -—« Special $3.75 Silk Dresses and : Wool Dresses About 30 in the lot, in colors and black, all sizes, only one of each style in the showing. = Values $20 to $25. at this Sale Sale Price ‘This is as low priced as a cloth : coat. $50 Coats, your choice - . $45 Coats, your choice —- Women’s Velour Coats, fur trimmed and silk lined throughout Women’s Fur Coats: - » $35 Attend this sale early tomorrow. At the f now, there will be much cold weather yet,:whe $75.00 Values $50 and $65 Astrachan Coats. During this sale 1 $55 Marmouth Coat left To close it out this‘sale $25.00 $22.50 $37.50 fac $35 $39 dral will be held in the Knights of Col- umbus hall. All the members are ask- ed to attend. * Peterson-Bowers Nuptials. Miss Hulda Peterson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Peterson ot Wil- ton and George V. Bowers of this place were married last evening at 6:00, in the Peterson home in Avenuc A, by Rev. Mr. McDonald of the Kort Rice Methodist Episcopal church. The bride was attended by her Miss: Florence Peterson and Mr. sen act- ed as best man. Eoth the and groom are well known in the Capital City. Mr. Bowers connected with the Missouri Vall Motor company. Mr. Bowers and his bride will make their home at 219 Avenue A. Jolinson’s for hosiery. Hoop Drill........... Twelve Children Distribution of pri: for 1916 attend- All Blessings Flow.” Answerfou to the question of what medicine to keep in your home, ever ready to take, when one of the family succumbs to bad weather or any of the common ills. Because such ills manifest themselves in congestion, which is but another name for acute catarrh of the mucous Experien that Peruna does these things, promptly. surely and gently. jafe for all. adherence and advocacy as their ed by Peruna. . The Peruna Company, membranes, through which we breathe and which our food is absorbed, the first step is to remedy this catarrhal condition. ‘A medicine that will relieve coughs, colds and -will restore impaired digestion, correct a ce a It has stood the test of 44 years, and it has won thousands to adevoted remedy, above all others because it makes Good. Profit by This Yourself The experience of others is the surest guide. Every community has some one who has been greatly benefit- What it has done for them it will do for Others. You are in need of a reliable family medicine yourself— why not use the one that has done so much for thousands? YOU MAY OBTAIN PERUNA IN TABLET FORM FOR CONVENIENCE. Columbus, Ohio gi: that . ‘ive out that family Inventory Clearance Sale of Ready-to- In order to not carry any Fall and Winter styles over to spring, we are offering you this lot of dependable ready-to-wear merchandise at EXCEPTIONAL REDUCTIONS. COATS! /ear Appare Your Choice of any Coat in This Store at the Following Reductions $40 Coats, your choice - $35 Coats, your choice - _ Broadcloth Coats, with fur collars and cuffs, $65 values - - Altho the price of furs are going up constantly, we do not wish to carry over the dozen fur coats we have in stock and are going to sell them during this sale at startling reductions. There is no garment that will withstand cold and Keep out the wind as a Fur Coat. Russian Pony Coats, $45 and $47.50 values. Values to $25. Special - J One lot of 30 WINTER COATS. $20.00 $17.50 $32.50 Silk $9.75 Special Special At the prices quoted the selection won't last long. 4 Buy these garments n they will come in useful. AS COMPANY ___ A lot of Silk Pettlcoats specially priced for this sale. Black and colors. House Dresses one lot of house dresses. Petticoats $1.98 for this sale, . values 98c