The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 6, 1917, Page 5

¥ a ~S BISMARCK EVENING TRIBUNE THURSDAY. DECEMBER 6, 1917 SOCIETY || Mischa Elman Arrives Here Saturday To Give One of His World-Fame CONCErts|sr24 Liew! Martel in tue parlors of Interest centers in the arrival here, the European War, he was among the Saturday of Mischa Elman one of the’ first to volunteer, but his government grcatest violinists of the day who will! forbade him to take up arms on the that evening give one of his world- grounds that he was of more value to famed concerts in the Auditorium.|the world as a musician than as a sol- The young Russian violinist has never|dier, and that his death would be an in all his career won the laurels he| irreparable loss to this generation. has this season. Everywhere he ap-| Elman has a letter written by the ex- appears the audiences are most en-| czar in which the Russian ruled told thusiastic and he is given a more) the violinist to remain out, of the war heartier ovation. No official program | zone until the end of the conflict as has been announced but out of his; Russia does not wish any harm to large repertoire he is arranging one befall one of her greatest geniuses.” of his finest: | The seat sale opened Wednesday at Tuis is the sixth time Mischa El-) Knowles jewelry, and it is expected man has made a tour of this-country | that he will be greeted with a crowd- and they have been a succession of ed house. It is rarely that a place as triumphs. Although the Russian mas:| small as Bismarck is afforded the op- ter.is only 26 years old, he is known portunity or hearing such a famous in every part of the civilized world. artist at home and the capital city ‘He still is a Russian subject. When folks are taking advantage of this his native land became involved in musical treat. BISMARCK GIRL 10 WED LIEUTENANT Interesting Military Wedding to be Solemnized in Minot A wedding of interest in military and social circles of the Czpital City corps. He has been ordered to report at Ft. Dodge and will leave immedi- ately following their marriage in Minot Sunday. Student Section To Meet The Student Section of the Thurs- day Musical club will meet Friday evening in the home of Mrs. John L. Larson of Sixth street. An interest- ing program has been arranged and will begin at 7:30. Ceremonial Meeting will be solemnized Sunday in Minot when Miss Roxy Lavera Foss of this city, daughter of Mrs. L. S. Baker of Rushford, N. Y., will become the bride of Lieutenant J. Earl McFadden, son ot Mr. and Mrs. A. J. McFadden of Neche, N. D. | No definite plans have Leen made as to the place where the nuptials will take place, but it is ex- pected that it will be in the home of Judge and Mrs. E. B. Goss, former residents of this city. . Miss Foss and her fiance will leave Saturday morning for Minot. Lieuten- ant McF.idden arrived here today from he cast. This evening Warden and Mrs. F. S. Talcott will entertain at dinner for Miss Foss and Lieutenant Mciadden, and last eevning members of the G. T. club tendered the bride- elect a miscellaneous shower at the home of Mrs. A. G. Jacobson in the Pose apartments. The bride-elect is very well known in the Capital City, where she has recided for. several years. She is a professiqnal nurse, and was connected with the ‘office of Quain and Ramstad. She was among the first of the, Bis- marck nurses to offer her services in France, and is a member of the Bis- marck surgical section, of which Ma- jor FE. P. Quain is head.. Lieutenant McFadden is a well known attorney of Cavalier. He entered the second officers’ training camp at Ft. Snelling and’ last week received his commis: gn interesting series of paities fur ute home in Second street by illness. sion as first lieutenant ef the reserve MISCH ELMAN Genius of the Violin | Concert Recital at the AUDITORIUM BISMARCK SATURDAY, EVENING DECEMBER 8, 1917 Ltke one vast body, the audi- ence held its breath, thrilled at heart, and was sublimely moved.”—San Antonio Express, March 22, 1917. Prices: $2.00, $1.50, $1.00 75 cents Ticket Sale Opens at Knowles’ Wednesday, Dec. 5 Management: Mrs. W. F. Cushing ‘foal, A ceremonial meeting of the Izan zan camp fire group will be held iri day evening with Miss unice Ulsou, ot Thayer street. Miss Olsoa anu | Miss Lavina Register will be the hos tesses. ‘Miss Densford is the guardian of the camp. Mott Visitors Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Murray of Mott arrived in the city Tuesday trom ~h° \ cago, where they have been sojourn ing for a short time. Mr. Marray, who is state’s attorney for Heitinge county, will transact legal su: here for a short time. Mrs. Murr has returned to her home in Mott. Gives Dancing Party E. H. L. vesperman was host last evening at a dancing party at his home in Avenue A. Twenty of Mr. Vesperman’s most intimate friends were ‘guests and enjoyed the dance uitillong ater midnight. Mr. Ves- peruian proved himself a most, charm- ‘ing host... High School Lancing Party Cf interest in the higu uool cir: cles is the dancing party Itriday evea ing in Fatterson ull givea vy mem bers of the S. S. club. tainment comunittee 1s composed of Otto Dirlam, Frank ‘Ihrams, Ralpi Jewell, Lloyd Couch and Hiarla: Fogerty. The S. S. clus has arranget winter months. ' To Hold Social Session The Daugi:iters of Ke»ekah have an nounced a: social meeting for Friday evening in the Knights of Pythias An interesting program has o‘bepn, arranged and luncheon will be .ferved. Members of the Odd Fellows and their families will be honor guests. The Rebekahs are planning for a large affair and all Odd Fellows and their families are especially in- vited to attend. | Marries Young Lieutznant Announcement has been made of the marriage of Miss Marion Cole of! Valley City to Lieut. Stuart P. Steven- son which was an event cf Tuesday in New York City. Lieut. Stevenson and his bride will go to Galveston, Texas, where he has been ordered to report. Miss Cole was the guest of Dr. Edith Stevenson of Atlantic until last Monday when she went to New York to visit Miss Mary Chandler, an| old friend and school mate. It was j while her guest that she decided to imarry Lieut. Stevenson. - Visiting In Montana Lieutenant and Mrs. Alfred Edwin Pollum, whose mariage was an event of Thanksgiving day in the home of the bride’s brother, Charles Hamel in ‘San Francisco, have come on to Har- din, Mon:., where they will visit Lieut Lollum’s parents ‘before going tc Camp Lewis, American Lake, Wash., where he has been ordered to report for service. Mrs. Bollum will be re- membered as 'Miss Josephine Hamel, a former member of the high school faculty. | Mrs. Craig Here. ‘Mrs. A. D. Cordner of First street and Avenue A, is entertaining as her guest, Mrs. R. H. Craig, wife of Rev. Craig of the Dickinson Methodist Episcopal and formely of the McCabe} church. Mrs. Craig arrived in the city from Lisbon where she visited | her son Ray Craig, who recently re- ceived a commission at Fort Snelling. Mrs. Cordner entertained the fourth division of the Ladies Aid society of the McCabe church this afternoon, giving Mrs. Craig an opportunity of meeting a number of the women of the congregation. | Music and skating tonight at the Armory. ‘ raga inney’s Drug Storeaun END A TOUCH OF INDIVIDUALITY to your Christmas giving by having your best films enlarged and mounted in a neat calendar or folder. do with them. faa] a] 20 [0/0] al] 20 [200] aba | ag 0 Bring in your films and let us show you what we can Finney’s Drug Store “Professional finishing for amateur photographers’ inney’s Drug Storemmacrad | ‘ay The ewer @ rola la |a|a|a|0) 0) 0) 014) 0)0) 012] For Lieutenant Martel j In honor of Lieutenant Ted Martel four of the nurses of the Pismarck bogpital eave a dinner party, Wednes- day evening in the Grand Pacific. \.-€iy Wess sald or Lieut. Martel, Miss Esther Teichmann, Miss ‘Lillian Gustafson, Miss Sara Sand and Miss Anna Frankhauser. Following the dinner an informal reception was ten- the nurses home of the hospital. Lieut. Martel, who is a graduate from the second officers’ training camp at Fort Snelling, was formerly connected with the x-ray department of the i stitution and his work in the army will be in x-ray department. The staff physicians and other friends of the young lieutenant attended the re- ception. Demonstration Well Attended. The demonstration conducted Wed- nesday afternoon in the gymnasium of the high school by Miss Newton of the extension department of the state agricultural college was attended by a large representation of the women of the city, as well as the members of the Woman’s council. Miss New- ton gave splendid information on the conservation of food and dis- ‘tributed a number of recipes to the women. War bread and cereals were discussed and samples of bread baked by the women of the city from re- cipes furnished at the last demonstra- tion by Miss Newton were features | of the meeting. Another demonstra- tion was held this afternoon in St. Mary’s parochial school. Many of the women of the east end district at- | tended. Yeslots Club Givs Play The December meeting of the Sen- ior Dramatic Club was held ‘Monday evening in the high school auditorium under the drection of Miss Hinkley. ~A short business meeting was held, after which the following program was presented. Play—The Teeth of the Gift Horse. Paper—The Effect of the War on the Stage .. ice Olson tives Roll Call . i The members of the cast \ : Mrs. Bu‘ler . .Dorothy Moore Mr. Dick Butl -Fera Perkins Aunt Marie . 5 (Mr. Blake ... Katie (the maid) . A tamily friend ... . Marjory 'Bes The play was directed vy Miss Glenn Bruce, chairman of the eater jtainment committ | The story of the play which is j farce repr he endeay srs oF ‘and ‘Mrs. butler, a young mw couple, to prevent Aunt Mai sensitive, old-fashioned lidy covering that her wedd.aig them wo vividly ¢ ed‘ vasesie My? hee rutiimage” i) Kk and well 1 ly céinplica ‘to Sthooth i t F I The characters wece, well intevore | ted, ¢@ tally choos of Kate ihe, maid. HES | PERSONAL NOTES _ Miss Marjorie Shannon of the ister of Deeds office is confined to her Miss Esther Talcott, daughte Warden and Mrs. F, S. Talcott, hi e- turned io Evanston, Ill, to resume ei studies at the Northwestera Univer- sity. Miss Rog Leverich arrived in’ the city Wednesday from Jamestown and will be the’ guest of M A. Graham ofthe Person court for a short time before going io her ‘home in’ Albert Lee, ‘Minn. Mr. and Mrs. C. FE. Rathman and son of Jamestown passed through bis- arck Wednesday night earoute to California, where they will spend ihe} | winter. Mrs. A. D. Galusha of Ninth street, has returned from Decorah, Ia., where she was called by the death of her | sister, ‘Mrs. Holway. Miss Eleanor Widdard of Fergus Falls, Minn, has arrived in the city and will enter the North Ward school. | While here she will make her home | with her aunt, Mrs. Hall of Seventh | Street. ‘ Miss Julia Weber, who left the St. | Alexius hospital the first of the week, has returnel to the same institution for treatment. COMMANDERY MEETING. A stated conclave of Tancred Com- mandery will be held at the Masonic ; Temple this evening at 8 o'clock. All | Sir Knights are requested to be pres- ent for the purpose of electing offi- jcers for the ensuing year. W. OF W. MEETING. A meeting of the newly organized , lodge Woodman of the World, Rose- | bud camp, No. 105, will be held this | evening in the Commercial club hall at 8:30. A class of 20 candidates will be initiated. Bergliot Caspary Teacher ot Singing | Studlo Third Floor of Business College Phone\607K No Need to Rub Try Sloan's Liniment and see how quickly the swelling is reduced and the pain disappears, No need to rub; it pene trates quickly and bringsrelief. Have a bottle handy for theumatic pains; neuralgia, back ache and all mus- cle soreness, Generous sized bottles, at your druggist, 25c., 50c., $1.00, The World's lintmeni A. W. LUCAS COMPANY Our Pre-Holiday Sale Continues Through This Entire Week Despite the inclemency of the weather, the crowds all day yesterday and to- day demonstrated the value giving attractiveness of this unusual sale. Nothing more than large reserves of sales goods could permit us to continue these values thruout the week. We Urge Those Who Have Not Secured Their Share To Do So At Once These Hosiery Prices Will Shortly be from 5c to 15¢ Higher The items mentioned below are a few remaining dozens frcm our old stock priced as of old and even slightly reduced. When the new stock takes their places such prices are out of the question, accordingly, BUY ALL YOU CAN RIGHT NOW. Women’s Silk. Lisle Hose, Children’s Silk Lisle Fine famous Wayne Knit brand. Knit Hosiery. Especially especic'ly commendable for practical for girls wear. unusually fine quality, which Elegant quality, will give long satisfactory special , 27c Women’s artificial Silk weer Special price Boot hose, medium uality hich spliced soles per pair Some Big Values in Our Notion : Department Prices on staple items which explains their merit vt sight ‘“SANSILK’’ Cro- shet Cotton in all colors. Regular size, regular 4 quality. Ball Cc Popular C. M. C. Crocher Thread in white, linen, ecru, pearl and colors, all sizes, Sale special, Special Pair Children’, Hose greatly un- derpriced. Heavy ribbed good weight strong serviceable ideal fer boys and girls school wear. Extra spe- 18c f cial, pair .). Children’s fine ribbed mad from sea cotton ‘‘Iron Clad’ very servicnbls as well a durable, pair Wonian’s finely) ienitted lisle linen double high ‘spliced sole:, and elastic top. | Eleg- ant value at this price. Price pair _..25¢ | ALL WOOL AND PART WOOL SEPARATE SHIRTS AND ' DRAWERS Ip rovide For Christmas On This Discount Our entire stock of linens except Maderias, unaffected by the many recent rises in price. It is almo:t impossible to believe such products on sale at such a price. Odd lots from the last few years, un- advanced, and reduced, otherwise such a price would be impossible. Lot 1. Extra Special 8c Lot 2. Fete. Special 69c CHILDREN’S UNIONS Pure white knit, ‘‘seal iined’’ heavy fleece, especially heavy for An Opportunity to Buy winter wear. 89 ic é ‘ bina reseed Fine Linens Once Again WOMEN’S FLEECED UNIONS . Purchased over a_ year ago, at the Old Price especially for this sale. Elegant quality, medium weight. Priced much below present valuation. Lot 1. Values $1.25 Special Lot 2. Values $2.00 Special .. 2. cscsecsaes $ 1 .39 Entire Stock 10% OFF per ball Clark’s O. N. T. Mercerized Crcchet, in white and ecru only, all sizes, a greater yardage and of superior quality than any other thread except ‘‘Peri-Lus- ta’, Regular 12!4c ball, Special, per ball 10c RED CROSS KNITTING NEEDLES, sizes 6, 10 and 12. inches long, made of a composition. Special, pair ..... 29C BONE HAIR PINS: 8Splen. did quality 4 inch size, six in package, all colors, a Big value at 10c. 6 Specia’, package .... OC An unusual Safety Pin Value. Fine quality, well finished, small, medium and large sizes, 4 ss 12 to a card, card... #C J. & P. Coats Cotton thread, regular size spools in black, white and colors, all sizes, 3c We reserve right to limit quantities and refuse sales. “PERI-LUSTA” Famous Mercerized Crochet Cot- ton. With exception of the unobtainable D. M. 0. the best crochet cotton on Sanne hall Ertoed for 20 to a b large Lot at...... 13 Superior Quality Darning Cotton, made from sea Island cotton, the best ob- tainable. Black and 1 0. white, 3 balls ..... LUC A Wonderful Bargain Opportunity on Coats GIVING ALL OVER THE STORE coats, superbly tailored, which we are obliged to close out at a fraction of values in keeping with our policy of never carrying over Ready-to-Wear from son to season. You need one of these fine garments for the Holidays. SUITS FROM THE SHOPS OF THE FOREMOST DESIGNERS. this sale you can secure the best, the most stylish, the most practical of colors, styles and effects in this large assortment. Suit Values to $35.00......... ... $18.75 Suit Values to $45.00 ........ «$27.50 Suit Values to $60.00.. oo. $33.50 Suit Values to $75.00 .. .. $39.50 Coats, Necessary for These Cold De- cember Chills, Priced So That All Can Afford. Assortments contain all sizes, colors, styles and materials in the season's The quality, tailoring, lining, the price of the best to the scal the ordinary. Values to $50.00, sizes to 51.. $27.50 VALUES to $75.00, in the ee ae same as above. VALUES TO $100.00, in the Luxuriously fur trimmed Winter Coats, reflecting the newest, the best THESE READY TO WEAR VALUES SET THE PACE OF BARGAIN With cold weather coming on, the value of these fine appearing, well tailored garments of: unquestioned quality will stand more pronounced. This long period of Indian summer has left us with a large assortment of beautiful, stylish, quality The materials alone would cost the price of these finished garments, yet in Garments, for the customary cost of the cheap or ordinary. /You will find all that Eastern Designers could produce. could not possibly be improved upon. These remarkable sale prices bring it =ocharmin, creations, cloths, plushes trimmed, ete., ete. VALUES $60.00—Silvertones, Velours, ‘ i Plushes, Broadcloths with expensive Values to $25.00, this sale..... $10.75 rich trimmings $38 50 Values to $50.00, this sale.....$27.50 i een x $4750 same as above............. $57.50 their sea- Fall ete., le of A. W. LUCAS CO. MAIL ORDERS SENT PARCEL POST PREPAID No Approvals, No Phone Orders on Sale Goods