The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 7, 1919, Page 2

Panwa... G | PAGE 2." BISMARCK EASTERN STAR HAS , DELIGHTFUL LODGE FUNCTION t 'The members of Bismarck chapter, ©. E. S., were hostesses yesterday to 25 members of the Mandan Eastern Star chapter and to’ representatives from Mott, Underwood, Wilton, Flash er and Bottineau, the event being an initiation and the annual inspection of ‘the order. At 330 o'clock the visitors were en- tertained at an elaborate banquet at the Masonic temple, served by Caterer Frank Evarts, and a most tempting vas served. ‘The Cream of tomato menu of four courses menu consisted of: soup, olives and pickles, breaded vea cutlets, creamed green peas, mashed potatoe creamed asparagus shortcake and cream, mints and coffee. The tables were at(ractively decor ated with pink, red and white carna tions, and Caterer Evarts won mé compliments for the splendid way in which every detail of the banquet was carried out. Flowers were presented us favors to the guests. Following the banquet the evening meeting was held at 8 o'clock. There were 12 candidates initiated into the PLANS UNDER WAY FOR BIG SUNDAY SCHOOL MEETING| Predicted That State Convention in Mandan Will Be Best ‘Held in Dakota The plans that are being perfected to make:'the’ 30th’ annual convention of the.North Dakota Sunday school as- sociation, at Mandan on June 17-19, the ‘most important gathering ever held ‘by this association, are matur- ing rapidly. State Superintendent James C. Gar- rison reports that the local commit- tee on arrangements is at work on: the’ details of the ‘convention, ahd tne success of the-meeting is assured from the personnel of this body. The men who will have charge of the big gath: ering. are: General chairman, J. K Newton; finance, W. A. Lanterman publicity, B.A. Tostevin; dace, Rey. W. A. Peterson; recep tion, Rey, H. H. Owens; registration, George Wilson; music and pageant, A. H. Peterson; ushering, E. R. Lanter man; exhibit, H. M. Pfenning; com. missary, R. A. Countryman; tion, Joseph P. Hess. been appointed for some time, and.al ready have selected their committees and are ready for the big effort. The entertainment of the convention is to be on the Harvard plan, lodg: ing and breakfast to every registered delegate, and the whole communi will be mobilized to take care of al! comers. The churches have opened : theif} | doors, the high school auditorium wit i be available; the Gem Theatre, Com: : mercial club, and the Masonic rooms will all be available to thoroughly and adequately take care of the gather ing. | A yery interesting item in connec- is the fact that the Presbyterian church, which was dedi- eated last year, when it was known i tia the convention was to be secured ; for Mandan; at) once ordered a pine; ing * pulace by the time the convention con; tion with this organ, which is expected to be venes. Plans are going forward to afford op- portunities for recreation through au tomobile trips and other ways yond the river. t Says He Has Leprosy. Kansas City, Mo—Shahin Krakar- \lan, thirty, an Armenian, is_ being held ‘at the German ‘hospital here pending the outcome of an examina- tion/by physicians as to” his condition. He tlaims to have leprosy. He is em- ployed by the Union Pacific railroad. * Krakarlan came™to America seven yeurs’ ago, he claimed. Several Kan- sas City physicians. refused to treat (him, he-said. Shop in The Tribune Before You Shop.in the Store. 1 UNIOR SUITS with are a prominent fea sters, 6 to 10 years. these are the things. CUSTOM TAI OLUUOUGUREEEOUGO UNNGUUEUSEANCAONGAUCOAOOUSOGANCUUDACUGOEEOSONSCOUGRCUCUOGEASUUUCCERGNCRGOAECUAECCUOEEUOOCOUECORNCURACEROOEENEOS UHR on toast, combination salad, strawberry after dinner ny daughter of Sander eHart River. as car inspector for the Northern Pa- cific,, and ie recently ‘returned from thirteen months in the army service. During the time he spent’ in the ser- vice he was located at Camp Dodge, Camp MacArthur, Douglas, Ariz. meeting Recrea- These men have to “show tho delegates the interesting and beautiful points of the country be- For the live boy EXPERT REPAIRING order, and the work was put on by the Bismarck officers and the star points of the Mandan chapter, The an- nual inspection. was conducted by Mrs. Effie H. Lahr, grand matron, and addresses were given by Miss Olivia Draper, worthy matron, from the Man- dan chapter, and Mrs. Grant, associate matron, of Mott, who spoke on the work of the Eastern Star. At the close of the meeting, Mrs. Lahr was presented with a cut glass vase by the members of the Bismarck chapter as an appre jon of her work. The presentation speech was made by Mrs. Florence M .Hoskins, Bismarck, grand secretary. n 1 d sone of the most sions that has been ome time, and the ladies of the Bis kk chapter were voted royal entertainers. Much of the success of the inceting was due to Mrs. Berge- son, worthy matron, also to Mrs. Al- fred Zuger, secretary of the local chap- ter. The members of the Mandan chap; ter returned to Mandan last evening held for 1 on No. 1, and the representatives from the various other towns returned to their homes today, MANDAN MAN IS NEW BENEDICT, | ‘Miss Sena Hendrickson and Andrew J. Peterson were united in marriage yesterday at the home of Rev. C. J. Fylling at Mandan. The couple left last evening ‘for points in ‘the east, and on their return will make Mandan their home. The bride has been employed as bookkeeper ‘at the Morck Mercantile Co. for the past number of years, and is well known in Mandan. She is a eHndrickson of The groo mis employed Texts, and Camp Leave for Twin Cities —- fi Mr. and Mrs. Robert Orr, Avent A, will leave this evening on No. for Minneapolis, to witness the wel- come of the 151st Minnesota regiment. Mr. and Mrs. Orr will remain in Min- neapolis fer,an over-Sunday visit and plan to return to Bismarck the early part of next week. | Returns to Valley Mrs. A. Sternberg arrived in the city from California on No. 4 this aft- ernoon and will, visit Herman Stern and many other Valley \ City friends for a few days. It/is two years since Mrs. Sternberg left here and she will .|no doubt see many changes in the city. She has been spending the winter in California. Mr. and Mrs, M. G.,Straus,, f Casselton, also passed thropgh the ity today en route home front spend- ing the winter in California. Many | Valley City friends will be glad to -|greet Mrs. Sternberg.—Valley City Times-Record. Canadian Veteran Here Private T. J. Murray of A company, 54th Canadian regiment, (Kootenai), stopped off in Bsimarck on Saturday to see the capitol, while on his way to the Pacific coast. Private Mprray wears three gold bars, signify that he was wounded three times while i overseas service. He was with the nadian army thyee and a‘half years, s wounded at Cambrai, and again at Passchendaele, in Flanders, which is -|located six miles from Lpres. Mr. Mur- ray is a Winnipeg; boy and he was working as .a. civil engineer in the Kootenai country when he enlisted for overseas service. He was returning to the coast to resume his work in civil engineering. While in Bismarck be- sides visiting at the capitol he also called at some of the other public buildings, and seemed with the cit; well pleased / ROUND UN ANARCHISTS Buenos Ayres, May %7.—The police of this city are rounding up anarchists, and 1,700 men suspected will ‘he de- ported, . Dance at-Armory Tuesday and Saturday. O’Conwor’s Orchestra. Taylor’ Fruit calf Mrs. A. A. -|Jones, 5448. . 3 MI Clothes. for red-blooded boys H ERE'S sturdy stuff 1 ity; none fabrics or making; -clothes that stand the fellows give them. _ O | you. are in belt back style, belt $10, $12, $15, $18, straight pants ture for young- and: Jack Tar $6.50 to $18.50. rials that are to $18. LORING ERGESON Those who have not ordered | BRYANT WASHBURN She wanted to be eloped with so when the stars were out and the moon as big as a hat box Bryant Washburn grabbed the lovely burde\ and—way don’t you see the picture, anyway? It is at the Bismarck thea- ter. s cITy NEWS | e From Napoleon, Mrs. F. B, Heath and son Clinton are visitors in the city to day from Napoleon and are stopping at the Grand Pacific. At the Grand Pacific Dawson, were among the out-of-town visitors in Bismarck Tuesday, — and were stopping at the Grand Pacific. From Wilton was a visitor in Bismarck today at- fading to her business interests, and while here ‘was registered at the Van Horn. : Safe Arrival Abroad. i Word has been received in Fargo of the safe arrival abroad of Miss Mar- jam Walker and Miss Jane Tyler, who) went overseas for the communication |} department of the Red Cré6ss. Cupid Busy Again. On May 6 a-marriage license was i sued in the offices of the county coa to William §. Grogon and Miss Ros Stitt, both of Bismarck. The coup were nlarried by Judge Davies. Ladies’ Aid Meeting. The Ladies’ Aid society of the Swed- | ish Lutheran church will meet in the) churehy parlors tomorrqgw (Thursday)}} at 2:30 p. m. -Members and friends; of the society are cordia attend this meeting. Miss ‘Martin Better. © Evelyn Martin, dau: roi S nd Mrs. J. M. Martin, who ha il] at the Martin home on wu street during the past week is feel ing somewhat improved, which will b good news to her many friends. Royal Neighbors Attention. Donations for the Junior-Senior bal quet *’should-be sent’ to Mrs. E. Schultz,;51§, Second street, on Thur: day,,exeeptifakes and ice cream, which are t0’be Friday afternoon. Return to Fargo. : Mr. and Mrs. George Hancock of Calif, where they spent_the past five; months. While Hancock enjoyed visits to all thep rin- California. Has New Position. Miss Lauro Bertrand has arrived in sition this morning at Webb Bros. store. Miss Bertrand formerly resided in Des Moines, Ia., but was called here in April owing to the death of her mother: Since then, sho has visied with relatives in Napoleon. Returns to North Dakota. Mrs...0. J. deLendecie, of Lo: geles, Calif, who, arrfyed in Saturday morn" atid: is a the homo of: Dr. and “Mrs. B. E.Bayse, deLendrecie building, plans to leave of your namby-pamby but the kind of UR SPECIAL SUITS in which the neat patterns in medium, light and dark colors will appeal to = Some Suita have two pair of knickers. They \ all around and waist seam fashions with or without belt. ; Sam. Peck Clothes for Boys, Correct’ and Long Lasting LUE SERGE SUITS. for better-dress and gradua- tion. We'llshow you some very remarkable sav- ings-in fast’color ‘All-Wool Suits, sizes 7 to 18.° A boy will be proud to have one. $15 to $25, and a special value at..... TO COATS and reefers for little boys, 214 to 10 years. The middy others made by Sam Peck of mate- - HAND PRESSING DRY CLEANING Fargoithis inorning for Detroit, Minn., Where ste will spend several weeks at her summer hone. © Mrs. deLendrecie m tnd naaian agian oinucnncsanavtanitiii ls of superior qual- test that regular $20 Up From 12 UDAUOOUGOUORDDOLOUONEOOAQQUAUEOUOUGADECUGUEOOSOONGOAQUOCSORCOUONNOSOOUEOOORREOONEROORSOONGD: shapes of Blue Serge, shower-proofed ; $5.95 Mr. ard Mrs, E. L. Markham of /f Mrs. Olive C. Matheson of Wilton, ff ! i] i fivered at the high school Fargo, have returned from Pasadena, | making their head: quarters at Pasadena,”Mr. and Mrs. / ff cipal places of interest’ in Southern|ff the city from Braddock, and took a po-|= Nl neapt Mail Orders Giyen Prompt Attention. ‘Silk and Wool Poplin These Silk and Wool Pop- lins are very fashionable for the Silk Suit as well as dressy and serviceable. The very best quality in large selection of colors. Price, per Price $4.95 Up | 1 . embroidered ;Black ; trimmed models. t Price $7.50 Up of Summer Gowns or Footwear Gowns or Footwear. ing in prices from— $1.50 to $2.75 will divide her visit between tlle lake and Fargo. Announce Engagement @ Mr. and Mrs, Alvin Robertson, for- mer resident of Grand Forks. and, Grafton, N. D., how’fesiding in Min- polis, have: announced, the engage- ment of-their daughter, Miss Ada‘ Rob- ertson, to. Eugene M. Pike, of, Minne- ‘apolis, “Mr: Pike ‘has just returiied from France’ wheré ‘he “served May Dance. The members of the Community Choral club announced a May ball. The affair will.be given in the very near future, and the date will be an- nounced later. The May. gance is to; be held in the Overland display room, and promises to be one of the biggest events of the season. ‘The hall will be decorated with a Maypole, and flow- ers, and it is expected that will be anj attendance of 200 or’more, as invila- tlons to-that number are being sent; out. ! Mandan People Wed Yesterday ‘morning at 8 o'clock at St! Joseph’s church, Mandan, Miss | Constantine Fisher.was united in mar- riage to Mr. Frank Wetch. The couple were attended by Miss Pauline’ Hoff- | man and John Fix, and a wedding breakfast:was “served at the home of the bride’s parents following the cgre- money.’ Miss'Fisher is a daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Frank Fisher, ‘211 Fourth avenue N. K., and the’ groom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wetch of Mandan. | are ae A Odd Fellow Meetings. © The grand encampment of the I. O. O. F. meets:in Fargo June 3 and the grand lodge arid Rebecca assembly hold their annual sessions on June 4 and 5. Interesting. sessions in all branches of the order are promised. This being the centennial year of Odd- Fellowship in America, a special pro- gram’ forthe. celgbration of the 100th anniversary will be put on Wednés- day, June 4. Several delegates from Bismarck will attend, anda good time generally is anticipated. W. C. T. U. ‘Meets, Mrs. Elizabeth Preston Anderson. president of the North Dakota W. C. T. U., returned: Saturday evening at- ter an absence of several weeks. With Mrs, Barbara Wylie of Bowesmont, she has been: attending the district Lovely Silk Blouses Temptingly Priced Silk Hose in Shades There” is tho denying the charm of Pure Thread Silk Hosiery that repeats the exact shades of Summer. We are showing a very large assortment of colors, rang- and jubilee meetings of the W..C.T. E SON ANUUOUONUGOE NuuaaDCoNannCon aoa NaoOuonONavOuUcOON: U orgatizations, in the northern sec- tion of the‘state. Mrs. Anderson’ and \ Crepe de Chine Blouses, Flesh, White and Peach; round necks, square collars, tailofed and fancy models. Georgette Silk Blouses, Maize, Flesh, White and and tucked fronts, tailored and per An Unusual Collection of the Season’s Smartest Silk They are'recent arrivals for Women and Women who know the cost of, materials and dressmaking will appre- ciate these wonderful values. They are principally in plain: Silks with fancy trimming effects. - All are of the newest and latest models. Prices $25, $35, $49.50 and Up Misses. Boys’ Wash Suits, new novelty; Dutch and Russian belted styles in combination colors and plain White or. neat striped effects, of good quality materials; Boys’ Blouse Waists. with attached collars,’ good sizes 3 to 7 years. Price yard .... a fine ette. in rials. Price per yard... Dresses ( Capes Foulard Silks. models. “ Prices $19.50 Up Little Boys’ Wash Suits quality materials and fast colors. Price .. Mrs. Wylie : addressec meetings in the interests of lion Dollars and a Million Members Campaign” on matters of. general interest to W. C. T. ed in the campaign-said. Mr: son and there.is 00 bt “The Mil-| thi sdrive. U. workers. Put a little alum on the end of your tongue and you will have the reason why alum baking powder should not be used~in food. England and France forbid the sale of baking powder containing alum. You can tell whether baking powder contains ‘alum by reading.the label]. RO Webb Brothers yale ” Dress Satins The very best quality of Dress Satin, weave, soft finish, high lustre Satin in all the de- sireable colors,” Price, $2.95 Georgette Crepe A very large selection of all the wanted colors of the best quality Georg- These fabrics are great demand for Dresses, Waists and com-' bining with other mate- $2.50 Capes in circular swinging or gracefully draped effects, lined throughout with Fashioned of Men’s Wear Serge of supenjor quality, mainly in Navy Blue. Some decidedly smart SMEs $1.25 UP the different! Dakota will do her share and more in _ Old-Fashioned Party : ; A| Divison No. 2 of the Methodist Aid wonderful enthusiasm has been arous-| society. will give an oid-fashioned par- ‘8; Ander-|-ty at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Fox, at North\615 Eighth street, Thursday’ evening The Tongue Test — Baking Po | ‘Absolutely Pure Royal Contains No Alum— Leaves No Bitter Taste - “We Guarantee Satisfaction Thru Our Mail Order Dept. rast Vagina em Crepe de Chine These are’ the better) grades of Crepe de Chines, of which we have a very large assortment of colors for your selec- tion. All street and eve- ning shades, 40 inches Gay Little Dresses For Little Girls They are pretty Plaids in bright, clean-looking Ging- hams of good quality, com- bined in attractive ways with plain colors, becoming lines, suitable for girls 6: to 14 years. Just the Dress for school and street wear. Price $1.25 Up . | An Important Of- : fering of Pumps and Oxfords New smart styles for'Worm:-"] | en and Misses. Oxfords of’ Black, Brown and White Kid skin, military.and Louis XVI heels. Prices— : $7.00 $8.00. Pumps of Black Kid skin and military heels. Price $7.50 at 8 o'clock. The ladies of the. other divisions ‘and their husbands are in- vited: “ The’ folowing menu. will ‘be served: Checkers, bean-bags, A. B. CG. blocks, dominoes, dumb-bells and drinks. " % Tribune Want Ads bring resulis. ~ i + wder