The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 29, 1921, Page 3

PRETTY FUNCTION AFTERNOON TEA Mre. R. N Stevens and Mrs, Burt Finney were hostesses yesterday aft- ernoon at a tea from three to six at the home of Mrs. Finney on Avenue A. The home was beautifully decorated | for the occasion, in ~pink carnations/| and ferns in the reception room, ard! Easter Iilies and tulips in the dininy | Toom.. The tea table was presided, over «during the different hours by Mrs. | Charles Anderson, Mrs, Walter Mc-: Donald and Mrs. W. Webb. | More than one hundred women cali. | ed during the afternoon, and the af | fair was one of the prettiest of the: season. | Mrs. Finney and baby, Mary Louise, | left today to join Mr. Finney at the tary meeting at Fargo when they 1 go on to Minneapolis and Sioua/| City on an extended trip. i SUNSHINE CLUB i The Sunshine club has been formed | in Bismarck to dispense sunshine in the local hospitals. The club, which! has 14 members, believes there is plen ty of opportunity for them along the lines on which the club. will work. They especially want to do what they| can to cheer patients from outside the! city, who may not see friends or rela-/ tives frequently. The club delivered | Easter baskets for children in the hos-| pitals. } The officers are Mrs. Jamés Algeo, chairman, and Mrs. William Hanue-' wald, treasurer. Mrs. E. T. Burke will have charge} of gifts of jellies and other delicacies and anyoné wishing to contribute may do so by calling Mrs. Burke, The club will make auilts to obtain| money with which to buy flowers, and|. anyone wishing to purchase -a quilt may notify Mrs. M. W. Neff. i Magazines and books of interest will) be distributed. Mrs. James Algeo has charge of this distribution and will} welcome contributions. CHARITY BALL SUCCRSS The charity ball given by one group of the Daughters of Isabella last aight in Patterson Hall was a marked success, both socially and financially. The hall was lovely in a decoration of cut flowers and potted palms, form- ing a screen for the orchestra on the stage. The frappe’ table, presided over by Mrs. Thomas Rvan and two little misses, Mdry Cayou and Jean-, @tte Carufel, was particularly attrac- tive in floral decoration. An fnformal program of dances be-! gan at 9:30 and, continued until 1:30 The music was excellent and all re- port a most’ enjoyable time. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Paulson, Mr. and Mrs: J. R. Roherty, and Mr. and} Mrs. R.'N. Loubek were the committee | in charge of affairs and they spared! no pains-to,make the event a success. | J. Heaiow, as financial manager of the! dance, reports a nice sum for the| charity:work of the ladies. CLUB REUNION. { The D. £.. club,...a.group. of high school girls, of class of 1920, were the guests of Miss Agnes Parsons at an informal social evening at her home on Sixth street last night. The occasion was in honor of the return home of one of their number, Miss Iacille Lahr. Members of the club in town now are Agnes Parsons, Lucile Lahr, Grace Fraser, Theodosia Fitch, and Emogene MoLean. Miss Fitch will entertain the group at her home this evening. SILVER TEA. A Silver Tea will be given at the! home of Mrs. A. P. Lenhart, Thurs- day, March 31, from three to six P. M. A cordial invit’’":» “; extended to ail) ladies of the ..,, strangers are especially welcome. MACCABEES REVIEW The Lady Macabee’s of Review No. 2 Bismarck, N. D., have been ‘notified by the Superine Commander, of their succeds in winning the beautiful “Bunset Banner” by securing since Jan, 1st 1921 one half the quoto re-| quired for the great marathon meeting; on the Pacific coast. :| A large class of new members will| be initiated on Friday evening April! 15th when the Bismarck and Mandan | Reviews will hold a joint initiation. The Mandan team, has been invited | to do the floor work and the State! Deputy, Mrs. De Mars, of Fargo will! be here to do the initiating. The dis- trict Reviews, Wishek, Linton, Brad-} dock, Richardton, Dickinson and all BY LORA KELLY. WASHINGTON, March 28.— Sup- pose you were to guide the hostess to foreign diplomats and their wives with the problem of seating them at dinner precisely according to rank— And suppose you had to revise the White House invitation lists so there would be no ruffled feelings— And suppose you were a general buffer for the First Lady of the land gently warding away the curious without offending them, an- swering all manner of requests and appeals— Would you task? These are just a few of the duties that appertain to the post of social’ secretary to the wife of the president. This position is held by Miss Laura Harlan, daughter of the late Associate Justice Harlan of the Su- preme Court. It is probably the’ most important unofficial post in the ad- Infinite tact must. be hers. She must know her Social Register by heart. And she must be so familiar with the standings of sgcial values that she may disregard the register if she so chooses. Just as the president’s secretary largely decides whom his chief shall see, so Mrs. Harding’s secretary weighs the merits of the socially eligi- ble and issues invitations. In order that she may make no false moves, she keeps a card index of White House social activities. The wife of the president makes no .official calls. She is invariably the_hostess. _ There are four evening. receptions in the winter season to which the of- ficial world and its wife are invited, by sections. These are the diplomat- ic, judicial, congressional, and the ‘army and navy. There are also certain dinners feel equal to the |minstration. jwhich tradition decrces. Besides these, there are more per- sonal functions. _, During the Harding administration it is probable that evening musicales Reviews in this district west of the| Missouri river have been invited to; the rally. | All members are requested to be) present and help make the Kally a suc-! cess. | Com. Mrs. J. B. Sayler. | 1 0. 0. F. Initiatory degree Visitors welcome. © to night., LADIES » Let us remodel, reline, dry clean and press your suits, coats, dresses, gloves, waists and furs. KLEIN Tailor and Cleaner ‘RB. S. ENGE, D. C. Ph. C. 3 Chiropractor Consultation Pree Suite 9. 11—Lucan Block—Phone 260 MRS. HARDING’S SOCIAL SECRETARY | | | | ' | Miss Laura Harlan BIGGEST UNOFFICIAL JOB IN WASHINGTON 1S jwill be the favored kind of informal HERS entertainments. Miss Harlan is the fifth social sec- retary at the White House. She is not a stranger to the White House, for she ssisted Mrs. Taft for scveral months In the same capacity. HEAR Captain and Mrs. Th. Larsen of Jamestown, at the Salvation Army 8:00 p. m., Tuesday, Wed- nesday and Thursday. Good mu- sic and singing. 1. 0. O. F. Initiatory degree to night. Visitors welcome. DANDERINE Stops Hair Coming Out: Thickens, Beautifies. A few cents buys “Danderine.” Af- ter a few applications you cannot find a fallen hair or any dandruff, besides every hair shows new life, vigor, NY woman can improve her health with a Spen- cer Supporting Corset, May I call and explain the advantages of the Spencer Designing System? Kindly write or telephone for an appointment. Mrs. F. W. Moffit Room 210, Grand Pacific Hotel, Bismarck, N. D. Ragistered Spencer Corsstisre SPENCER COncETS Admission $1.10 AUDITORIUM Captain of ~ Plymouth Curtain 8:15 | = | From Over | =o brightness, more color and abundance. | CITY NEWS From Towner. : Louls Knowles of Towner was do: ing business in Bismarck on Monday. From: Napoleon. Miss Mary Sabraw of Napoleon is in town ‘for a, few days visiting friends. Haselton Callers, i , J. M. Pury and Mrs. Pury of Hazel- ton spent Monday in Bismarck on business. From Wilton, . E, Masger,.C. G. Mathys, Peter Lief, and A. B. Wells were among the Wilton men in town yesterday. = Baby Son, Mr..and Mrs. Orville Kaser are the | parents of a baby son born at their home, 415 Raymond street today. Boy for’ Richardton, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Goesel are the | parents of a baby son born at Bis- | marck hospital on- Monday. e State. Shoppers in Bismarck yesterday were Miss Rose Tillman of New Sa- j Jem, Neva Bepo of Mott, and Mrs. E. B. Miller of Steele. No Commlssion Meeting. There was no meeting of city cum | mission last night. Commissioners | Lucas, Larson and French were out | of the city. i Sa i Visiting in Minneapolis Mrs. Obert Olson and daughter, ; Auverne, left last night for Minnea- polis to visit Mr3, Olson’s parents for a few days. | Free Demonstration. A free demonstration will be give j April. 2 at the Sterling school house places were open from 8 A‘ M. and were to close at 8 P. M. Persons who had not voted in the election of last fall or are new voters were re- quired to register. B, & P. W. Informal An informal sociaj evening will‘he held at the club room of the Business and Professional Women this evening. Because of many.of tne members ai- tending the play, “Captain of Py- mouth,” no formal program has been arranged. Mra. Annie Barnes. will be hostess at the club room during the evening. Odd Fellows Meeting. The Odd Fellows lodge will hold another big meeting tonight, initiat- ing about 20 candidates. The lodge is growing rapidly and expects to continue to grow. Preparations are going on for the entertainment of the Odd Fellows state convention here in June. Return From Funeral, Captain Hoffman ané Mrs. Hoffman returned this afternoon-from James- town, called there oy the death of Captain Hoffman's father, F. L. Hoff- man, who has been a resident of Jamestown for the past fifteen years. Funeral services for the deceased were conducted by the pastor of the Congregational church of Jamestown. Mr. Hooper Here. 0 Sidney W. Hooper of the extension division of the State Agricultural col- lege, spent several days in Bismarck. leaving yesterday for the sout. branch. Mr. Hooper is in charge o: the new agricultural service which the college will furnish newspapers of the state and which is designed tu SCHOOL’S SLOGAN MEANS SOMETHING | by Mrs. F. W. Moffit, registered cor- | setiere, on the subject, “The Spencer Rejuveno Corset.” | Mr. Orr Returns, | . Robert Orr returned yesterday from | Minneapolis, where he has been vin- iting his family. He expects Mrs. Orr back about the middle of April. German Lutheran Aid. ; The German Latheran Aid society will meet at the home of Mrs. Albert Peska, 609 Fourteenth street, on i ‘Thursday afternoon. A cordial invi- tation is extended friends to as¢end \ the meeting. istration Day. Today was registration day for the city election of April 5. The polling i Wool Serge Skirts Plain and pleated styles—blue, black and plaids—very special ‘values at $3.98 Sateen Bloomers green, black, brown knee length Wool Middies Red and blue, Blouses values up to $14.50 Silk Jersey Petticoats cordian plaited flounce ........0005 aes Wool Sweaters the tie back style. In blue and black at Wool Jersey Blouses Fine quality jersey gray and blue, yarn trim- med, values to $12.60 .. Taffeta hair ribbons Nice width in black white and colors, yd ... Fancy Bath Towels in blue, pink and gold each ‘Bureau scarfs All white, lace trimmed good looking scarfs .... Union suits union suits in all sizes . 36-in. Fine Bleached Muslin Yard 19¢ Good quality sateen, in. blue, $1.50 Sis Hopkins middies—'nuff said. values to $14.50 seeeeee $6.98 Satin, crepe de chine, georgette, tricolette—all colors and styles, ‘ $4.50 All silk jersey—all shades—ac- $3.98 A very useful little sweater in $1.98 in brown, $6.98 Heavy double thread weave 19¢ 95c Women’s bleached cotton 15 Asked why they always use the slogan “Follow the $ucceS$ful,”” F. L. Warkins, Pres., Dakota Bus- iness College, Fargo, N. D., says: Because it really means some- thing. Hundreds of big business men and bank executives were trained here for business by business men in a real business way. The latest of ‘our boys’ to be elected president of a bank is A. H. Lin- dermann of the Citizens State Ban'c of Pingrec, N. D.” “Follow the SucceSSful.’” Write F. L. Watkins, Pres., 806 Front St., Fargo, N, D. Ask why Spring term is best for enrolling. [rs surprising how Silk Sale White, fancy weave wash silk skirting, 26-in wide .. 9OC Taffetas, Satins and Messalines, in many colors Also a big as- sortment of fancy silks. $1 95 All 36-in. wide, yard . o Fancy Taffetas, Satins, “Gros de Londre” and many novelty silks. All 36 inches wide Yard ..... seeereesioes $2.95 Children’s White Bloomers Crepe and Sateen, 10 to 14 year sizes were $2.00 le Women’s Nightgowns Long sleeved, good quality creme ~_ 52.00 were $4 ......... Girls’ Billy Burkes Were $2.00 and_ $2.75, now .. Women’s fine gauze, black cotton hose, 29c Women’s dark brown cotton hose 35c Women’s fine black lisle hose 49c of Fine grade .. Pair . Women Silk Lin t! wi tye ly browns an steveg1 29 Women’s Sill hone : A splendid collection ot colors, pair .,..... Soc $1.95 HERE’S GRACEFUL .. ... DUVETYN WRAP ah) - This duvetyn wrap presents the grace of the flowing cape line, yet is held snugly to the figure by the belt- ed-in effect at the front waist-line. Sand color and medium blue duvetyn are used to work out the two-color effect and embroidery in a large lat- ticework motif is used as an all-over | decoration on the cape. give timely matter of importance to farmers. KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS Regular convention Wednes- day evening at eight o’clock sharp. Work in the Second Rank. Don’t miss this meeting. BOND FIXED AT $5,000 W. Nichols, charged with attempt- ed assault on a young girl’ was placed unden a bond of $5,0@0 today by Anton Beer, justice of the peace. Nichols’ lawyer asked a continuance of the preliminary hearing to next Thursday. Nichols did not furnish bond and remained in jail. Don’t forget the Silver Tea Thursday, March 31st, at the At Half Price - In pink or white, fine quality batiste A. W. LUCAS CO. The store of quality, service and lower prices home of Mrs. A. P. Lenhart. Beauty Secret JEEP the system clean. Eliminate the poisons: nature will not do it for you, help nature with a natural medicine like Dr. Caldwell’s | Syrup Pepsin. Take a teaspoon- ful for a few nights and watch the results. a ere wil bea feeling o ne: e eyes, will be bri oft and sparkiin 5 the lips red, the cheeks pink. Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Fepein is the recognized, standard remedy for constipation, and it is constipation that gives women headaches, dullness, lous of appetite and sleep, bad breath and bad com- plezion. Dr.Caldweil’s Syrup Pepsin will relieve you over night, and do it gently but thoroughly. It is just a combination of simple laxative herbs - with pepsin, so safe that it is given to infants. A sixty-cent bottle will last for months. and last year eight million bottles were bought at drug stores— in itself a guarantee of merit. TRY. IT FREE Send me your name and address and Twill send you a free trial bottle of wy Syrup Pepsin. Address me Dr. Ww. Bi ldwel 34 Washington Sty ve now ‘and then needs a laxative, and itis welltoknow the best. Write me today, TRUE THE WORLD OVER ‘Hankow, China, March 29.—Chinese women become more emancipated daily, Old-timers are shocked as Chinese girls in Hankow organize a dramatic club and ‘put on public shows. The, Hankow Y. M. C.'A, is backing them. Don’t forget the Silver Tea Thursday, March 31st, at the home of Mrs. A. P. Lenhart. MOTHERS FRIEND For Expectant Mothers Oseo By Tamee GENERATIONS Welca Pon BOOKLET oF MOTRERHOON ano ree BABI ‘Masericco Aeeuiavar Co.. O17 8-0. ATLANTA Ga nd of Month Sale _ Three days of big values—starting Tuesday many things accumu- late during the month in a busy store like this. Odds and ends, broken lines, but all fresh, up to the minute merchandise sharply reduced during this important three day sale. 40-inch Fancy Voiles New, pretty patterns, large, me- dium and small designs. Light and dark colors. Excellent quality, yard 59c Special 48c assortment Including dress fabrics, wash goods challies, lingerie fabrics, besides other kinds. All big values, choice per yd .. 48c Childrens Dresses White Organdy, nainsook linen —2 to 6 year sizes were $3. and 8 $1.88 and $2.50 Infants Dresses Nainsook ‘and muslin—hand embroidered, lace and tuck trimmed were $2.50 to $6.00 Now .... $125 to $3.00 $1.00 and $1.39 Hosiery values! Misses Fine Hose, Black and Cordovan « 5 and 5% 6, 6% and 7 «7%, 8 and 8% .. a 9, 9% and 10 ........68. ++ 40c Boys Heavy and Durable School Hose 6, 6% and7 .. 7%, 8, 8%, 9 and 9% 10, 10% and 11 ++ 29 -35¢ + 45e Children’s black cotton hose Pair 19c Bungalow Aprons Of light weight percales in light and dark colors, prettily trim- “$1.45 Black Sateen Good quality, black mercerized Sateen, 36-inches wide. Just the sees OSC Dress ginghams : 2T7-inches wide good looking plaids, yard ... 12%c White goods One assortment of white skirt- ings and suitings 36 inches wide, yard 39c Pillow tubing 42 inches wide, bleached, yard 36-in. fiine unbleached muslin 12%4c 19c 27-in. white soft outing flannel .. Le Bleached Turkish bath towels “19¢ Yard Each Bleached crash toweling Yard 10c Wash cloths in colors 10c Plaid wool skirtings 40 inch plaid wool serge y skirtings at yard $2.95 Misses union suits Of fine bleached cotton All sizes, each Each 50-inch All Wool Storm Serge Of fine qualtiy, navy and brown ™ $2.50