The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 27, 1919, Page 5

J TUESDAY, MAY 27, 1919. EASTERN: STAR GRAND CHAPTER ': TO HOLD ANNUAL SESSION The 26th’ annual ‘session of the Grand Chapter of North Dakota, Or- der of Eastern Star, will ‘convene in Grand Forks on June 10, in the Ma- sonic temple. Mrs. Effie H. Lahr of “this city, the grand matron, will pre- side, Mrs. Florence M. Hoskins of this city is the grand secretary, and will 'also‘ attend the meeting. Mrs. Clara 'Warriner of Grand Forks is the associate grand matron, and} George H. Phelps of Bowbells, is the | grand patron. The program for the meeting wilh be'as follows: Wednesday, June 18 1:00 p. m.—Seeretaries’ luncheon, followed rie business meeting, m.—Past Grand Matrons’ and Patrons’ association. :00 p, mi—Meeting of Jurisprud- ence committee, 8:30 p..m.—Informal. reception for Grand Chapter members and visitors. Thursday Morning ! 9:45—Instrumental solo—Miss Ma- rie Vale, 10:00—Opening ceremonies, | Reception of distinguished visitors. Welcome, Mrs: ‘Emma _ Reiton, i Worthy Matron, Acacia Chapter. i Response, ‘Mrs. Clara _Warriner, Associate Grand Matron. Partial Report of Credential .com- mittee. ‘Address of Grand Matron, Mrs, Ef- fie H. Lahr. Address of Grand Patron, George H. Phelps. LetCuticura Help You Look Like This Nothing better to care for your skin, -hairandhands.. The Soap to cleanse and pony, the Ointment to soothe and heal, the Talcum to perfume. Then why nat make these delicate, fragrant emollients your every-day oiler: preparations?. ae Coticura Talcum Powder =stDo not fail:to'test the fascinating fra- iat atin thig baz erquitely se ‘scented face, du perfuming powder. Delicate, defghtfaabtingue, it imparts tothe an ach epi incon ral por alcum every. ora: ible,” Cuti- cea Sms each free of N Thursday Afternoon 1345—-Piano solo, Miss Geraldine MeNicol. 2:00—Reception to Past Grand Ma- trons and Past Grand Patrons, Welcome, George H, Phelps. Response, Mrs. Madge S.. McBride. Receptio nof district’ deputies, Welcome, Mrs. Bertha Hanson. Reception of Grand Representatives, Welcome, Charles E. aes Asso- ciate Grand Patron. ~ Response, Mrs.. Eugenia Aviley, Grand Representative of New York. Report, Grand Secretary, Mrs, Flor- ence M. Heskins. Report, Grand Treasurer, Mrs. Min- ‘nie k. Rusk, Vocal solo, Miss Alice Stinson. Reports, standing committees, Report, Grand Chaplain, Mrs. Jeari M~ nehton Stevens. Memorial service. Thursday Evening Celebration of Silver Anniversary. Instrumental solo, Mrs. Marian Robinson. History of Grand Chapter, Mrs. Jerinie M. Chenery. Vocal solo, Mrs. Ida Johnson. Reading, Mrs. Laura Wickard, Cello solo, Miss Esther Sanford. Quartet, directed by Mrs. Selma Hassell Lommen, May Pole Drill, directed by Miss Lila Warnken. Degree work, officers ot Acacia Chapter. Affiliation ceremony, nder direc- tion of Worthy Matron, Acacia Chap- ter, Friday Morning 9: 45—Reports, standing and special committees. 10:00—Election of officers. Friday Afternoon Installation of officers, Mrg. Ger- trude M. Parger, P. G. M. Appointment of standing commit- tees. ~ Presentation of Jewels. Closing ceremonies. ow, ———- = Here Yesterday. W.-H. Allinson of--Menoken was 4 4 ‘Visitor iy, the city ys yesterday, Bismare< Visitor , Mrs. May Huber of. Tuttle, spent !Monday shopping in Bismarck. From Jamestown, W. L. Kelly of JaJmestown was a caller in the capital. city yesterday and registered at the. Van. Horn. From Fargo H. A, Pressler of Fargo, was a business visitor in the city yesterday, and stopped at the Grand Pacific. Royal Arch ‘Masons Will have regular convocation of Bismarck chapter No. 10, R.A. M. at Masonic temple this evening at 3:00 “| pem. + “From Wing. -. ‘5, F. Lytle and J. R. Fitzgerald were visitors.in Bismarck on Monday _| from. Wing, and stopped at the’ Van Horn. r Wed in Fargo. Walter A. Codding and Miss Edna Marie Oberg, daughter of Mr. Frank ‘| Ober, ‘of ;Valley ‘City; ‘recently: were married at Fargo. Mr. Codding is Peat AUGHCAOUOANONANAAAOuONONAOANUODANGODEOAOONOONUOOgE nunucuaciunuins: z Oscar H. Will & Co. aa | | FLoweks for Memorial Day Peonies $2.00, $2.50 doz. Roses $2. 50, $3.00 doz. ‘ Carnations $1.50 dozen Phone 163 nanan avineauanguenasauangeniaogogna . Appropriate Gift Gift Suggestions for the Graduate OPPOSITE NP The suggestion of Jewelry for graduation: gifts. is’ met with . hearty approval by the recipi- ents. We present herewith a list | of only a few of the many very acceptable gifts which are to be had at our store: Cameo Rings, in Pink Shell or Carnelian Shell; Onyx, in Black and White, also coral, beautifully carved in hand-wrought mount- ings, are gifts any girl would de- sire. We also have a beautiful line of Rings with small Diamonds, Sap- phires, Acquamarines, Tourma- lines, and Amethysts, set in beautiful Pierced Green Gold mountings. A most exquisite line of fancy Diamond and Platinum Jewelry offers a wide range of selections. “== = -QUALITY ALWAYS elu 6 fpliciams DEPOT: = - BiSMARCK.N DAKOTA, employed at the Embertson & Olson garage and Me and his bride will make Valley City their home, nee the Grand Pacific Mrs. S. 0. Le Barron and Faye Le Barron of Steele, were in the city yes- | h terday, and registered ‘at the Grand Pacific. From Valley. City William Storey, a’ prominent’ busi- ness man of Valley City, was acaller in Bismarck yesterday, and registered ! 8: ae the Grand Pacific, ‘ ‘ The the Van Horn. M.H. Reamann-and H. A. Reamann of Braddock were ‘callers in the itv yesterday from Braddock, and regis-! tered at the Van Horn. Marriage License, A marriage license wag issued yes- terday in the office of the- county court to Roy A. Norman and Miss Er- nestine G. Chamberlain, both of Bis- marck. Funeral ) Wednesday. The funeral of Robert Sellens will be held Wednesday afternoon at |v o'clock at Perry's undertaking par- lors on Main street. Services will be thwaite, Degree of ‘Honor Meeting — A regular meeting of the Degree of Honor. will be shel this evening at 8 o'clock at Elks hall, All candidates must appear for initiation at this meeting. euhac n Arrived In n Europe. Mr. and Mrs. W, E. Hunt, /Fargo, have received ‘word ‘that their daugh- ter, Miss Harriet Hunt, who sailed from New York witi the Smith col- lege ‘unit, has arrived safely in Eu: rone._ ‘The tri was made in'six days. \BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE The party sailed on the Nieu Amster- dam, Visited in Bismarck. Mrs. RiM.* Bergeson of 601 Sixth street, had as her guest on Monday er mother, Mrs. William Simpson of Mandan, who returned to Mandan that evening. Is ‘Tn Fargo. Mrs. Minnie C. Budlong, secretary of the Public Library commigsion, left aturday for Fargo and is in attend: ance at the state P. ®. O. annual con vention this-week, German Lutheran Ald. Society. , The ladies of the German Lutheran Ald society. will meet on Thursday ‘afternoon at'the home of Mrs. Henry Cc. Members and their friends are cor- dially invited. ° Mahiman, 420 Hannafin avenue Death ‘of Frank Peterman. The death of Frank. Peterman oc- curred this morning at one of the lo- cal hoSpitals. old, and for some time he had worked on a farm near Bismarck. He is sur- Deceased was 51 yearr ived by one sister who resides in Pittsburgh, Pa, Visited ‘in Bismarck Mrs. Jack Vetter and daughter, Miss Ruby Mae. Wilson, of Glendive, Mont., Miss Margaret Kennelly .and John Kennelly of Mandan, were visitors in Bismarck yésterday, the party motor- ing over to ‘spend ‘the day. Mr.:Ken- elly recently returned home from overseas. ‘Returned to Fargo. Rev. E.R, Hibbard, a recently re- turned anissionary from Sumatra, was in the city last evening, leaving this morning for Fargo. been assisting in the M. E. centenary Rev. Hibbard has work in this district of the state, He will return the later part of the week Bismarck Hospital News. ‘Mrs. G. Roloss left the hospital this morning for her home at Kulm, Miss Helen Riley returned to her home in the city this morning from the hospital. ‘Returned to Bismarck. Charles Bruedern and family were arrivals in the city last evening from Alberta, Can., where they had resided for the past eight years. (Mr. Brue- dern formerly lived in Burleigh coun- ty, and he has returned to take up farming in this county. Bismarck Yo'ing People Wed. Roy A: Norman and Miss Ernestine G. Chamberlain were married yester- day afternoon at the .home of the bride’s mother at 409 First street, in the presence of a few intimate friends. The couple will make their home in Bismarck. "The groom was formerly in the employ of the Bis- marck Steam laundry, % BARKING DOGS CAUSE PROTEST TO COUNCIL The city commission lait evening was asked to de-bark and dis-howl sundry and various dogs, bounds and pups said to be possessed by a certain Mr. Snyder domiciled in the western part of the city. Mr. Snyder’s neigh- bors were the petitioners. They in- sisted that said bow-wows were alto- gether too nocturnally tuneful. The matter is now in,the hands of City Attorney H. F. O'Hare, who, being a dog fancier himself, may be able to instruct Mr. Snyder in approved meth- ods of inducing dogs to sleep o’ nights and permit their neighbors to do like- wise. The Bismarck Gas Co. was awarded the contract for a spontaneous gas heater which will allow the firemen at the city hall to bathe and shave as they please, and the custodian of the fire hall was given a salary boost to $125 per month, Warren Bros, As- PAGE 5, phalt Co. were ‘directed by resolution to repair holes in the bitulithic in paving district No, 1. A copy of the railway commission’s order increasing Bismarck gas rates was received, read and filéd, and the commission adjourned and sought a cooler spot. Lady Foresters are giving a dance Wednesday evening in the K.C. Hall. Starts at 9:30 sharp. O’Connor’s music and a good time to all. OTHERS Reduce your doctor’s bills by keeping always on hand— “YOUR BODYGUARD" - SOF, 60f, 9.20 ESUVHMOVEVDANUONUDLODOOORANOGROGOGOUOAOGNUAOUONRACUGUUUONVOOOOGHOUGAUGUODONORGHEODOAAUGUAOOOOONAAOSOOGROCEDSUOAONDOUESsNOAUDUNAOCOOONUCONAOOONONDDOAROOOUOOO =: A Supper Presbyterian Church by the men of the church — on Thursday evening, |May 29, at 6 o'clock. Everybody Invited. - - - will be church served in the parlors of the Come SUM I MMMM TT MIMI nn 4 Group One YOUR CHOICE $19. 50 bed, all sizes... Specialy aici per’ ‘pair Assit SS THE STORE OF QUALITY AND SERVICE EUUUGTOONUUATOATOUEAAOETOATAUOUEEUEAEAALUEEAAOEAEREGEAUALUAOEEOOGOOUEOUAGEGOEUGOOAA Children’s Service Hose, heavy rib- this.season’s latest fad. A pair .......... ond i last, military heel; the season’s favorite. A pair -Group Two: YOUR CHOICE” ‘$29. 50 iene: Stunning. 7g Coats, om ie? Capes at Big. Reductions High priced models marked down to the price of the commonplace. Women looking for a splendid bargain: should not fail to make their selections from them. The assortments of materials, colors and styles are varied enough to please every whim and fancy. Every garment named above will enter this sale at a greatly reduced - price, they will sell quickly, so early choosing is advisable. The garments listed below were originally priced from $34.50 to $95.00. We have repriced them. and grouped the balance of our high grade Suits, Dolmans, Wrap Coats and Capes into.four assortments at the fol lowing prices: : ‘Group Three ““” YOUR CHOICE ~ $39, 50 NOTE: This ineludes every Suit, Dolman, Wrap. Coat. and Cape in our stock. Sale of Hosiery $1.50 Silk Hose for $1.00 per pair Black Glazed Newport. Pumps, with military hee!; ‘vss $880 The New Dark Brown, Cordovan Oxford, English $8.75. The Ideal eta Veil, .a novelty from France; can be worn with or without a hat. Each .. ....30¢ Plain Slip-on Veils. Sale Price, lie“ or two for... 2°. 25c A choice. variety. of dainty 15c and 18¢ Handkerchiefs, made of Lawy with White Women’s Superior Quality, Wear Silk Hose, in Taupe, Tan, bile Black, Grey, Brown and Castor. ONEFIFTY VALUE, Ladies’_medium weight, good quality, Cotton .Hose,: Black, all sizes.” A*pair... Ladies’ Black or White Fibre Silk Hose, our regular-85c value. Special, per'pair,,..... Ever- " $1. 00 39c 65¢. oad Summer Sport model. A pair... Cc Union Suits, Cotton Ribbed’ Spring weight, all sizes, loose or tight knee, regular $1.00 value. 69 c Special ol Purchaip Sale of Womens and Misses Footwear including Slippers, Shoes, Pumps, patent leather Oxfords White arid Tan, Canvass Shoes, rubber soles, the One assortment, Ladies’ Button « or Lace Shoes in small sizes, Your choice— A pair $2.00 Boys’ Black Button Shoes, or Girls’ Brown Calf Button, a wonderful value. A pair ..... and colored embroidered corners. Sale 1 0 c Price, each ...... Regular 25c Shamrock Lawn Handkerchiefs with White and colored borders. Sale Price, 19 c each .. Kayser’s Silk Gloves, double tips; colors, White, Grey and i ouire: _$ 1 .00 A pair . $2.95 Gon Veils a Sind Handkerchiefs A. W. LUCAS CO. HUTA Tiiiiiii s Group Four » YOUR CHOICE $45.00 = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = 4 = = = Millinery of Charm and Loveliness A group of Models re- “priced and on sale at— Wear. GOSSARD CORSETS 7 hey Lacein F: vont MODEL 241—This general pur- pose model designed for the av- erage figure is a lightly boned Corset with an extremely low bust and a long skirt that con- fines the lower back and thighs to straight lines. The skirt is cut away in the front to allow greater freedom of movement. Made of fine everlast cloth that insures unusual wearing service. , 241—Everlast ‘ Cloth, white, 241P—Everlast Cloth, Pink. Sizes 20 ! $2.75 to 34 Model 250—This Gossard has a medium low bust, rather straight outline, is highly boned, and has a long enough skirt with elastic section in the back to corset the figure splendidly from the waist down. It will fit a large range of figure types and its wearing service and style are decidedly out of the ordinary. 250—Everlast Cloth, White, 250P—Everlast Cloth, Pink. Sizes 20 $3 .00 ‘to 34 ALWAYS MORE BARGAINS THAN ADVERTISED