The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 16, 1919, Page 5

—s . Shades with exquisite foliage in tints ‘the’ Knights’ of Pythias hall at |8 0’; Lance is desired. FRIDAY, MAY 16, 1919. MAY BALL LAST EVENING A DELIGHTFUL SOCIAL EVENT oo One of. the most events that has taken place in Bis- marck for some time 'was the May ball yesterday evening at the Over- land building, given by the Community Choral club, in charge of Miss ‘Berg- liot Caspary. The affair was given for the benefit of the Fatherless chil- dren in France, and there were 150 in attendance. The entire first floor of the Over) land building’ was: used for dancing, and the display room was most artis-' ‘tically decorated. _In the center of| the room was a white latticed; frappe bower gracefully entwiaed with vines and blue and. white mora- ing glories, “The windows were drap-' ed in white, and were also decorate. with the: trailing morning glory vines.| A charming effect which added to the coloring were the streamers of pink and green which were strung from the frappe bower to ali sides of the ‘ball room.’ The: wall lights were brilliant. social of silver and blue. A large American flag hung from the center of the garage, which was attactively decoated with the allied flags, giving a pleasing touch of pa- tiotism,. Following were those in the receiving} line and the patrons and patronesses: Miss Caspay,;Mr-and Mrs. C. G. Boise, ‘ Mr. and Mrs. R..M. Bergeson, Mr. and Mrs. F. 'L.'Conklin, Mr. and Mrs. O. N. Dunham, Mr. and Mrs. H. P. God- dard, Mr, and Mrs. W. E...Lahr, Mr. and Mrs. A, P. Lenhart, Mr. and ‘Mrs. C. W. McGray, Dr. and iMrs. G. A. Rawlings, Dr.’ ahd Mrs, N. O. Ram- stad, Mr. and Mrs: F. E. Shepard, Mr and. Mrs, H. H. Steele. To Twin Cities. A.B. Meade leaves this evening the ‘Twin Cities ona busines pra Bas From Driscoll. 'E. C. Ruble, a well known attorney from Driscoll, ie a visitor in Bismarck today. | -— | Bismarck Caller. A. L. Garner, a well known banker from Regan, was a. caller in Bismarck yesterday. Have New Daughter. A daughter was born to ‘Mr. and Mrs. A. Hetland this’ morning at St. Alexius hospital. In Local Hospi Raymond Nadler, ty _ son ‘of: Mrs. Frieda Nadle jatcone of ‘the local hospitals, ar-old quite JL Lady Maccabee: Tonight. Taidy Maccabees will meet at} The clock this evening, when a. full attend- Has Taken Position. Miss. Krances ,Schw: formerly of she Oly mpia-confectionery: has-taken 2 ‘position. at. Runge’s -bakery..om Ey _ From Waihburn ‘“N nard Larson, Miss ‘Clara 0. ‘Mis... Atthur’ Tjenstrom and Miss. Mics trom of Washburn,, fwere ‘gore jismarck yesterday, Sthakingsthe trip yj. auto. Wi Meet Tonight. i ‘The First-fivision of the Camp Fire Girls of the First Baptist charch will meet tonight et the horie of Mrs. A. W. Carlson, 924 Fourth street, to or- ganize a wor'd wide guild. Annual Meeting. The annual meeting of Fairvfew cemetery lot owners. will take place Saturday evening at 8 o'clock at the office of the county superintendent of schools. Officers: will be elected and a full report given of. work done to date. All-interested owners of lots are asked. to be present. cieut. “Day. Here. Lieuts Robin A; Day, army aviator, is heres from Kellyfield flying station No.2 at San) Antonio, ‘Texas, to visit his wife and® their: new daughter, | Miss, Anna’ Jatie. © Eieut, Day? has | 15-days furlotighy, ay leh! he: is. spend- | a Attention!’ a All members. are requested to attend the Elks banquet at the Elks:Hall at 6:30... There will be a grand parade: headed by our own ‘Billion Dollar Elks Band and all members having their derbies and silk hats will kindly wear same. FUUUAUAPVAVCVGSUARALAE UAE” Home Made Candies —and—— . | Ice Cream EVERYONE WELCOME TO VISIT.US and INSPECT OUR’ ENTIRE PLANT AT. ANY TIME Olympia Candy Shop On Bdwy—Opp. Postoffice leave the hospital Sunday. The Mandan orchestra furnished the music for the dancing, and: the music was especially good. Dancing was en- joyed from 9 until 2, and the dance program contained 24 numbers. Fancy j With some of these demon drivers. ing at the home ,gf;) steps are not taken tq curb the speed- eds, threaten to take the law into their own hands and to deal severely | To Halliday. Attorney F. H. McCurdy went to Halliday this afternoon on a business mission: Funeral Today. The funeral of Mrs. Roswell Drown, who died on Tuesday, was held this undertaking parlors. Big Class Initiated. The biggest class ever takej in by. Tancred Commandery No. 1, Knights dances were given by Archibald Mc- Gray, who danced the Sailor's Horn- pipe, and Muriel Robinson danced a fancy scarf dance and the :Glow Woim. The grand march at 12:30 was led by Miss Gaspary and Mr, Sherman Wright, assisted ‘by Miss Ann Streib and Mr. Harvey Thielke, and the grand march ended in the garage with the throwing of confetti and stream- ors. Frappe was served throughoyt the evening, and those who presided at the punch bowl were the Misses Jose- phine Maynard and Elizabeth Dun- ham. Those assisting on committees for the ball were: Executives Miss Caspary, chairman; decorations, Miss Strieb, Miss Boe, Mrs. Bankston, Mr. Hagen,. Mr. Wright, Mr. Thielke, Mr. Renum, Mr. Boise, Mr. ‘Snyder; floor, Mr. Hagen, Mr. Wright, Mr.- Thielke, Mr. Buz- zelle, Mr. Penwarden; music, Miss Caspary, Mr. Berndt; invitations, Miss Menard, Miss Strieb, Miss Schnecker; programs, Miss Caspary; fiance, Mr. Boise, Mr. Griffin, Mr. Grabam; frap- ve, Mrs. Erown, Mrs. Bankston, Miss Griffin., Miss Caspary' deserves a great deal of credit for putting on the dance, as wel las Mr. Sherman Wright, who as- sisted her, as the affair was delight- fully arranged in every detail. Mr. Lahr deserves a special. mention of thanks for the use of the Overland building, for the benefit ball. ‘oner. xpect to Here’ Yesterday Mr. ‘and Mrs. Theo. W. Arntz of Burnstad weer visitors in. the city yesterday, and were registered al. the Grand Pacific. To Visit Relatives, Mrs. H. W. Voight and daughter, Miss Bertha Voight, leaye on—-No, 2 today for a two weeks’ visit with rela- tives at points in Minnesota. Shirt Waist Party. A shirt waist: party for Masons and thir friends will be given at the Ma-; sonic temple a week froin tonight’ by: Bismarck lodge, A. F.-& A. M. Has Narrow Escape, The speedsters who are doing thetr, best to make Bismarck streets unsafe for . democracy ‘claimed., a, little “vic- tim yesterday when an automobile Te- duced little Lester Breslow’s ¢oaster wagon to kindling and brushed. the youngster’s hand as it sped past him on Avenue B. The lad, a son of Jo- seph Breslow, egcaped ‘serious injury | or possible death by only a hair's breadth andthe driver aid not pause to ascertain the extent of the damage he had. wrought. . Citizens, if-.some Templar, was initiated last evening, when the degrees were conferred on three candidates from Underwood. one from Wilton, one from Regan and one from Steele. The work began at 4:30 in the afternoonfi with an inter- ed about midnight. Newly Wed En Route. | Mr. and Mrs, Carl Johnson arrived from Red Wing, Minn., Monday morn- home of Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Raney. afternoon at\3 o'clock from Perry’s |}, mission for dinner, and was conclud- ing and were dinner guests at the |} The fact of the matter is that Mr. and Mrs. Johnson were just mapried and ‘Mr, Johnsoi is to take a position with the fruit company of which Mf. Raney is manager here. They left for the capital city this morning. —Valley ,City |f Times-Record. Bismarc« riospital Notes. Mrs, J. H. Barsbol and twin daugh- ters returned to their home at Plaza this morning. Mrs. W. W. Dick of ‘Braddock is in the hospital. rMs. Joseph Ramstad son are leaving the hospital today for their home at Beach, are the parents of a new daughter Hate at the Eismarck | hospital yester- day. Jack Zuger, the little son of Nr. and Mrs, Alfred Zuger, is in the hos: pital fora few days. Highs Held Interdsting Meeting. The istfibers of the Thursday Must! cal club, held an interesting meeting | yesterday! afternoon’ in thé community rooms at the public library. It was a business session, this being. the las meeting of the season, and the year's wor kwas completed.’ Delegates were elected to the district federation meet- ing at Gartison to be held tomorrow, and officers were elected for the eom- ing year. The new officers chosen are as follows: | President, Mrs. A. G. Jacobson; vie | president, Mrs. H. H. Steele} secre. | tary, Mrs, W. L. Smith; correspond- ‘ing secretary, Mrs. J. C. Taylor, and | treasurer, Mrs. E. H. L. Vesperman. One day. more— Spring and Summer Fur Sale at Bismarck Fur ’ CASTORIA For Infants and Children Auditorium, Tues. Singing ——— Meeting Saturday Evening + At 8:30 P. M. Final arrangements will be made for the ini Evely member should be Present. Costume Recital at the+—— By 40 Pupils of Miss Bergliot Caspary Dancing Beautiful Costumes for Every Act Humorous — Dramatic . Adults $1.00—Students 50c VA tion.next Monday. A. M. HANSON, F. S. Evening May 20 Readings. Entertaining _Saurday, May 17 All Trimmed and. Un- trimmed Hats in Black and colors —to go at— ONE-THIRD OF Come whiie the stock is | still complete. Mary Buchholz. o 119 Third St. weer on their way to Bismarck where |ff and little | Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Altes of Steele |H | {n Use For Over 30 Years || the Gignature KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS NiOMiagP $id Sale Price Sale Price During this sale at. . ,, During this sale at.’ During this sale at.. season’s favorite. A pair Lace Shoes, in small Sport model; A pair... Wonderful value. Pair. . Specially priced, a pair i wide, all the leading colors. Per yard.... Special, per yard French Ginghams, beautiful patterns. Per yard .... Sale Price, jer yard sizes. Your choice, pair. White and:Tan Canvass Shoes, rub- ber soles, the Summer BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE Regular’ $65.00 values. i ‘ .. During,-this, sale.at.... 0.0.88 o06. - Regular $70.00 values. Regular $75.00 values, Regular $80. 00 values. May It Please Send ‘Us Your You to Honor Order—Daily Us With eae by Your Visit ° Mail Of Unusual Interest to Every Thrifty Shopper ur Mid-Season Coat and Suit Sale Buy a $40.00 Garment for Da inty ‘Dresses Lot of beautiful-Serge Dresses, yworth up to $29, 50, at Two-Piece House Dresses, reg- ular $3.50. Sale Price. ... SUITS—Regular $52.50 values. SUITS—Regular $57.50 values. SUITS—Regular $65.00 values. Sale Price Coats, ‘Dolmans and Genk Greatly Reduced Prices Advertisement. Women’s Distinctive Shoes, Pumps and Oxfords Black GlazedNewport e360 military heel ;'this sea- son’s latest fad. A pair.. The New Dark Brown, Cordovan Ox- ford, English last, military heel; the $8.75 One Assortment Ladies’ Button or $2.00 $8.50 $3.75 Boys’ Black, Button Shoes, or Girls’ . Brown Calf Button, a $2.95 About Twelve Pair Party Slippers of Satin; colors Yellow, Blue or Pink. $1.95 Good Quality All Wool Serge, 36 in. $1.50 Beautiful Tissue Ginghams, 27 inches wide, regular 59¢ quality. 39c 32 inches wide, Wool Mixtures, Small Checks and ° Plaids, suitable for Children’s Dress- es; our regular 85c value. 49c Buy a $29.50 Coat for 18" Spring Coats, Velour and Mixtures Suits Attractive Models Serge Suits, new effects, well lined, at, only $13.50 $1.95 $39.50 $45.00, $47.50 | | Misses’ and Small ‘Women’s Coats. Values up to $20.00... + SUITS—Regular $50.00 to $52.50 values. Sale Price $39.50 . ze eee. sae 60 ee $72.50 values. $52 : 50 seer thea $52.50 SUITS—Regular $75.00 values. Sale Price MEH OTTO Regular $50.00 values. During this sale at..... seats SEAN ir $37.50 $39.50 .. $45.00 $47.50 Regular $52.50 values. During this sale at.... Regular $57.50 values. During this sale at.... Regular $60.00 values.’ + During this sale at. Regular $62.50 values. During this sale at....... 5 $59.50: re . $59.50 | Alterations Every Coat in stock is teed as priced in this Extra Sale of Underwear and - Hosiery $5 Millinery Sale Many beautiful models repriced a for this sale. Your choice at— Union Suits, Cotton ribbed,’ S; ring weight, all sizes, loose or tight nee, regular $1.00 value. Each ........++ se ; .,.69 Cc, Children’s ing es, heavy rib- bed, all sizes. Specially priced, per pair ‘ 18c Black or White Fibre Silk " 65c Women's Superior Quality, Ever- Wear Silk Hose, in Taupe, Tan, Alar Black, Grey, Brown and Castor. ONE-FIFTY VALUE. $1. 00. Per pair Ladies’ Medium yea ie Qual- ity, Cotton Hose, jack, al sizes. A pair .39¢ Ladies’ Hose, our iy ee 85c value. Special, per pair. . bleached or un- .35c Turkish Towels, heavy quality, 18x38 inches. 2 5 c Each Linen Toweling, bleached, 18 inches wide, per yard ........ Beautiful Palm Beach for Summer Suits, a regular $1.25 value. 85c Sale Price, per yard Standard Peggy Cloth, good quality, “ 32 inches wide. 35¢ Per yard . Domet White Outing, our regular 28¢ value, fine quality, 27 inches 1] 5 wide. Sale Price, yard Cc Voile—The season’s choices patterns in 27-inch Voile. Specially priced, per yard ] 8c Cotton Table Damask, 58 in. wide, per yard. Turkish Bath Towels, large size, 24x 54 inches, Blue border. 95c Each .. Curtains of Ecru, White Marquisette, 36 inches wide, 5 c