The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 18, 1917, Page 5

+ ee » A party of girls, the Misses atCher- +O. hiss ndETSsiGxuoRy-Neher was hostess on -FRIDAY, MAY 18, 1917, BISMARCK DAJLY TRIBUNE SOCIETY Members of Company A Given Fine Feed by Auxiliary Women ‘Members of Company A, stationed at Camp. Frazier, had a fine feed Thursday night. Everything that goes to make up a sumptuous bill of fare was served the boys in army fashion ‘by members of the women’s auxiliary to’the company. With a big truck wagon filled with loads of good things, a committee of the auxiliary, composed of Mrs. Flow, Mrs. Peter Reid, Mrs. Donald Mc- Phee, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Hugo Mella, Mrs. N. &. Call, (Mrs. E. P. Quain, Mrs. ‘Nelson and Miss Leila Diesem, went to the camp from the Hughes Electric company, where all donations were left. Automobiles loaned by pa- triotic citizens carried the committee on: their, mission. The boys had prepared a big fire in the camp kitchen and all was in read- iness for putting the finishing touches to the big feed. After the potatoes were prepared and the meat put on to roast, the salads and _ desserts were quickly arranged and in a short time supper was announced. The officers and boys w@re served in squads in true army fashion. A number of invited guests, including the wives of the’ officers participated in the festivities. One hundred and twenty-five were served in all. tion by Captain Murphy, other offi and the boys, Several new rec 8 arriving Thursday shared in the feed. Following the feed the women were invited to join the company in the retreat exercises, when the flag was lowered. After the lowering of the flag the boys gave three cheers f the women of the auxiliary. 7 demonstration amply repaid the wo- men for all the work contributed. It is the opinion of the auxiliary that many more women of Pismarck would join this organization if they. could have witnessed the joy of the boys while partaking of the feed. Many more members. are needed to carry on the work of siding the com- pany. Joseph Breslow ably assisted the weinen with the serving of the ice cream. Following is the menu; Roast ‘Pork Cabbage Salad Pickles Spanish Onions Bread and Butter Ice Cream Strawberries Home Made Cake Coffee < Club Meets. Mrs. J. J. White was hostess last evening to the club of which she is a member at her home in the Per- son Court. Fancy work was the di- version. eee Rebekah Meeting. | The Daughters of Rebekah will meet in regular session this evening at 8 o'clock in the Knights of’ Pythias hall. Initiatory work and ‘a social hour will feature the meeting: Ayoaut Hold Wiener:,Roast, ine McGarvey, Catherine Griffin, Eliz- abeth Bleth, Beatrice McQuillan, Mar- garet Wynkoop and Dorothy Schneck- er, motored to near Camp Frazier last evening, where they held a wiener roast. ee 8 Entertains Club. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. ‘Hintgen were hosts at dinner Wednesday evening at their home in Mandan, to co-mem- bers of the Cafeteria club. Follow- ing ‘the dinner, the guests were en- tertained at auction bridge. Mr. and! Mrs. Hintgen are former residents of this city. Yet Toga * 0 xe ansourer Mrs. Peck. Thursday, afternoon at her apart- Daeatsajf--Second street, at a prettily appointed ° 5:00” party given in honor sof Mrs. L. L. Peck, who has only re- tcently returned from spending the jwinter in. Minneapolis. Carnations and ferns were used in the appoint- ments and. the. hours were from 2 o’clock to 5. Mrs. Peck will occupy her home in Second street after June 1. sea ene odt tf Foe, Mes. Hyland. 8.ce];A4;H¥land of Seventh street, pean... spending the last | month ,as, the guest of her parents Mr, ‘and Mrs. Rudd of Fargo, and ter, ‘Mrs. Reuben Phillips, in Arthur, this state, was honor guest at a pret- tily appointed party Wednesday after- noon, given by -her_ sister-in-law, Mrs. H. M. Rudd of Fargo. Violets and ferns were used in the appoint- ments and the guests included six relatives of the hostess and honor guest. ‘Mrs. Hyland and baby expect to return to this city Saturday. A number of other social affairs were given in her honor during her visit. ‘ee Fargo Women Hostesses. A number of interesting social events were given in honor of the .wives of the dentists, attending the annual meeting,,of.the state associa- tion Tuesday and Wednesday, in''Far- go, by the Fargo women. Mrs. Patti- son entertained Wednesday afternoon at a charmingly appointed tea at her home. An interesting musical pro- gram featured. The women were al- so given a motor tour of the city and were guests at the banquet Tuesday evening at the Hotel Gardner and the masked ball that evening. Miss Beatrice Hibbs, daughter of Dr. C. C. Hibbs, was a guest at the various social events. - Week-End Specials Fresh Pineapple Sherbet Tortone Ice Cream (A pleasing new Ice Cream.) Chocolate Ice Cream Peack Ice Cream Fresh Lime Freeze Flora Bella, Dream Loganberry Punch Finney’s Fountain PEL TS COMING SOON !! AUDITORIUM Clara Kimball Society Receives. Large Sum. (Seventy. dollars were turned into the Ladies’ Aid society of the Pres- byterian church at a meeting Thurs- day afternoon in the church chapel. The money was realized by the mem- bers taking 10 cents as capital stock to produce $1.00. The women, in pre- senting the results, told how they raised the money. Many novel ways were taken by the women and. the telling of their experience caused much amusement. The society decid- ed to go in a body Tuesday to the Bismarck hospital to sew for the Bis- marck unit of the Red Cross hospital corps. FOR SATURDAY. Squabs, Ducks, Chickens, Frank's Milwaukee Sausage, at Kupitz Co., 116' Fourth St. The women were given a great ova-| WIDOWS OF CONFEDERACY ing their share for Uncle Sam. sented to the first Georgia regiment SEW U. §. FLAG | TO BE CARRIED 10 THE FRONT Widows of Confederate veterans are here shown at Atlanta, Go., do- Under the shadow of the old Confederate flag, the “Stars and Bars,” they are sewing an American flag to be pre- going to the front. The Thursday Musical club will close the year’s work with a picnic and an elaborate program of patri- otic songs Friday evening, June 1, at } the home of the president, Mrs. J. A. Graham. | Arrangements were made Thursday TEXAS SOGIETY GIRLS TRAIN AS. AVIATORS These Texas society girls want to serve Uiiclé’ Sam as’ aviators and are learning the art of flying in the school near Houston, Texas, ‘Musical Club to Close Year’s Work With Picnic afternoon at a meeting of the club with Miss Bessie Homan. A list of patriotic songs hive been selected for the community singing and papers telling of the cc: :poser and origin of the various son» will feature. { Club memb: will meet at 6 o'clock, when oflicers for the year will be elected. Thi: session will be fol- lowed by a basket picnic on the lawn ot the Graham home. The musical program will be given during the eve- ning, The committee on arrangements ; is composed of Mrs. Graham, Miss Homan and Mrs. A. G. Jacobson. The life and works of Balfe wa: studied at the meeting ‘Thursday. Mrs. J. A. Haney read an interesting paper on the “? paper prepared on the life of Baile y read vy Mrs. pranos, and’ Mrs..Cecil Burton, -pian- ist. ae oe Returns from Convention. Mr. and Mrs C.. Marks, Mrs. William: TL . . E. Morris, Mrs. E. J.’Elfstrom. P. M. Wilson, Charles Shebler have réturned from James- | town where they attended the annual convention of the A. O. U. W. and Degree of Honor lodges. was delegate and Mrs. Laist was al- ternate from the Degree of Honor; Mrs. Morris is deputy and Mrs, Elf- strom is chief of honor of the local lodge. Mr. Marks is master workman of the state und Mr, ‘Wilson attended as a delegate, and Mr. Shebler as alternate from the local A. O.-U. W. Mrs. Alfred Zuger, past grand chief of honor and Mr. and Mrs. C, L. Faunce also attended. soe PERSONAL NOTES. (Miss Esther Teichman and Miss Lydia Gross, nurses at the Bismarck hospital, have gone to Fargo, where the former will visit her mother and the latter, Rev. and Mrs. W. C. Ment- ——————— Young IN “The Price She Paid” | SByik 18 93 Scene From Stupendous Musical Flora Bella, Booked for Bismarck Auditorium, May 21 4 sion at the St. Alexius hospital as pri- | ‘emian Girl and a! v Mrs. J. A. Larson} M. C. Schoelkop' Mrs. Arthur Bauer was the leader and the musical pro- gram was presenied by Mrs.-Graham, Mrs. F..E. Luehe, Miss Homan, so- | Mrs. Marks | ges. Miss Gross will also visit rela- tives in Argyl, Minn., before return- \ ing. Miss Mary McDonald of the exten- {sion department of the Agricultural department of the ‘Agricultural col- jlege and who was one of the speak- ers at the Eighth district meeting of the Federation of Women’s Clubs, in ; McClusky, made a short visit in the capital city as the guest of Mrs. W. H. Bodenstab of Mandan avenue. ‘Miss ‘Mary Erady of Valley City has arrived in the city and will locate here. Miss Brady is a professional nurse and has practiced her profes- vate nurse. (Mrs, Alfred Zuger and son, Jack, of Thayer street, who have been in Jamestown, where the former attend- ed the convention of the Degree ‘of Honor, Tuesday and Wednesday, and who since then has been visiting j friends in Valley City, will go to Far- go Saturday to visit with Mr. Zuger’s | sister. They will be joined there by | Mr. Zuger, who has been visiting | sister in Duluth. Mr. and Mrs. B. I. Faunce of Sec- jond street are visiting the latter’s sister, Mrs. Benjamin Belk, in James: ; j town. While there they attended the ; conventions of the Degree of Honor jand A. 0. UL W. MANDAN TO ENTERTAIN SEVENTH DISTRICT MEET Mandan club women will be host- esses to the seventh district meeting of the federation” of women’s clubs Tuesday and Wednesday of next week. Mrs L. N. Cary of Mandan, is vice President of the district The meeting will open with a ban- quet Tuesday evening ity Masonic hall and will be featured by a musical program. Mrs. J. Henry Newton is chairman of the banquet arrange- ments, An extensive program has been‘ outlined for the meetings and many: delegates: are: expected to at- tend. aay ———- tc CITY AEWS 0. Center Visitor—Mrs. Fred Wick of | Center was a visitor in the city Wed- | nesday. 1 | Minot Visitors—Mr. and Mrs. H. L. | Winters of Minot arrived in the city Wednesday for a short visit here, and are gue: t the MeZenzie. Mr. | Winters is a prominent jeweler in that city. ; Regan Banker Here—Mr. and Mrs. iA L.. Garnes, the former cashier of he first State bank of Regan, mo- | tored to the city Wednesday, where i they spent the day on business. Driscoll Visitor—Mrs. louis Wel-j| | gren of Driscoll was in the city on | Wednesday. She was accompanied j home by her son, LeRoy, who has been a patient in the Bismarck hos- | pital undergoing treatment for pneu- monia. Organizes Boy Scout Group—D. B. Cook has just completed the organi- zation of a Boy Scout group with a membership of 21. It will be known jas troop three, and regular meetings and hikes will be held during the summer months, Mr. cook was in charge of a large group last summer. Enters Training School—Miss Anna Mae Ankenman, of the A. W. Lucas company store has gone to Chicago, where she will enter the Gossard cor- set training school for a several weeks’ course. Upon her return she | will have charge of the corset depart- ment at the Lucas store. She will take Miss Mina ‘Anderson's place, who has been at the head of the depart: ment for a number of years. Miss Anderson leaves for an extended va- cation. ELKS’ NOTICE, A regular meeting of Dismarck ‘Lodge No. 1199 will be held tonight. All members are requested to} attend. WILLIAM “O'HARA, E. R. P. R.' FIELDS, Seéretary. TOO ATE TO CLASSIFY FOR RENT—Six-room house in the eastern part of town, with six lots, fine for garden. Rent, $15 per month. Harvey Harris & a re FOR SALE—Ford touring car, equip- ped with electric lights, Presto-lite, WHAT! NO SLEEP Robert O’Connor arid ‘‘golden calf’’ dancing girls in the musical comedy triumph ‘‘Flora Bel- la’” Which comhes’to the Auditorium with an all star cast next Mond ay evening. LAST NIGHT? If coffee was the cause change to POSTUM and sleep! “There's a Reaison’ No guess work You can know You will get good results and have heathful, whole- some foods by using KG Bakinc Power Ask your grocer—he knows BEHOLD THE PERFECT shock absorbers and speedometer. Inquire Lahr Motor Sales company 5-18-2t GOLF GIRL! By BETTY BROWN. New York, May 18.—The perfect golf girl, jag,.to costume, is immacu- lately arrayed in, a qsaort washable white skirt. and a.purple pd white striped blazer-sweater—foy ;;thus is the name of a jersey gpoyts coat hy- phenate Another feature,of this “perfect” suit is the “perfect” curve of the broad-brimmed white hat. The handsome white canvas pumps have tan soles and high heels which are perhaps more desirable for the girl who. follows.,the “gallery” than for the athletic young woman who tramps over the links with a caddy. PORTFIELD WANTS ,1T Fargo, N. D.,' May! 18—UWY P. But- terfield, former statessenatér, is men- tioned as a, posgiplegandifate for chairman of the, Democratic state central committee, "Which ‘wil meet here May 22°" Former Postmaster Steuvick of Minot is also considered. SPECIAL Six O’clock Dinner It will be a regular DADDY LONG-LEGS Dinner too and Only iss ce.es ....50¢ The Auditorium has nothing on FAG THE. “Cozy” Cafe Special after the show Hot Waffles, Strawberry Short cake, Angel Food, Ice Cream —in fact anything you wish will be served. 514 Broadway The McConkey Commercial Co. 510 Broadway Phone 209 The report is abroad that the mail order houses have been refusing orders and are going out of the business of filling orders as formerly; that on account of the’ ad- vance in prices they cannot get out a catalog, quote prices and fill them after two or three months have passed; that the advance in price would bankrupt them if they filled ord- ers at prices given. Well, we do not know whether this is true or not, that they are refusing orders. Neither do we care. Since in bus- iness we have never had a list brought us to price that we did not get the order and with the rapid advance in prices we have every advantage over the catalog house; to say nothing of delay in freight these days of embargo; and now that our country is in peril we are not going to stab our brave boys who are at the front, in the back and rob their wives and children while they are away. Neither are we going to take advantage of their friends here at home; and other merchants are just as loyal and honest as wé are. Friends and stockholders pass this word along and get your friends to come and see if these propositions are true. Put us to the test;.require that we make good our every! propsition; then if we fail you it is time to go to a catalog’ house, but if you should have a dry year or a tight pull will you then get credit from a catalog house to carry you over? We are patriotic and loyal to our country and city and So are you. The McConkey Commercial Co. 510 Broadway Phone 209