The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 12, 1921, Page 5

t b ° N ’ Li “~ yoy ‘ i « ’ ata ! \ a . , ‘ i ’ ¢ @: ‘ y 4 » af “ Sd r “ a hee ‘which the honor guest was permitted \ \ THURSDAY, MAY 12,:1921 FOR JUNE BRIDE One of the charming little affairs for Miss Anne Atkinson, a bride of June, was a souvenir ‘shower arranged by Mrs. C. L. Young at her home on Ave- nue B, on Wednesday afterifoon. The hours were from three to five thirty, When about eighteen neighbors and friends were bidden to spend the af- ternoon in the fascinating work of} putting finishing touches on numerous; articles of the trousseau. Toward the close of the afternoon lunch was served on small. tables in the dining room and sun paflor. Placed on the bride's table wag a white basket tied with pink tulle, containing packages to open during the lunch. - Many love- ly gifts were discovered. The decora- tion.scheme was in\pale pink, carna- tions and, roses adding pretty color notes in the cozy home‘of the hostess. W. C. T. U. CONVENTION The district’ convention of W. C. T. U. will be held in Bismarck May, 17 and 18, meetings to be held in the Community room of the elty library. On the evening of the 17th a “Mothers and Daughters” supper will be given at the basement rooms of the Baptist church on Fourth street, to which all mothers and, daughters interested in the uplift of the city are most cor- dially invited. Following the supper, un evening program will be rendered | in the main auditorium of the church, | when Margaret Forbes .Clifford, state superintendent of the Young Peo- ple’s, Temperance Union will, speak. She will also make a short address at the’dinner. Mrs: Amy Spaulding, of Chicago, a specialist in the very im- portant field of Americanization will also speak during the evening meet- ing. Mrs. .N. Buck, field supervisor, from Jamestown, will be here. These noted workers, together with many lo- cal people, will be on the program for the two-day convention, ahd it is hoped that goodly numbers may turn out to hear the messages brought by those earnest workers, rs. A, W. Carlson and Mrs, Mc- Carter are on the reception. committee. Mrs. Finwall and Mrs. Ralph Penner are the entertainment committee. SONG RECITAL FRIDAY EVENING From the names appearing on the program for the song recital of Mrs. Florence Scheffer's class in vocal training, it is evident that a delight- ful program is in preparation. Mrs. Arthur’ Bauer, Mrs. / John Miss Elsie Bauer, Miss Effi Miss Eleanore Gus 3 Thrams, Mrs. W. J. Targart, Pex Berndt will ‘appear, with Mrs. Henry Doerr as accompanist. Mrs. Seneier will welcome all friends of the class members and others who are interested in vocal music. Because space is limited in the Parish house of. the Episcopal church, the director is unable to issue a general invitation, but hopes that the «music loving peo- ple may feel free to come and enjoy the program. FORTNIGHTLY LUNCHEON iene? anata) luncheon tendered the Fortnightly club was held at the home of Mrs. F. L. Conklin on Avenue. A. Jonquils and Marguerite daisies form- ed an effective decoration: and a de- Lcious one-oclocky luncheon = was served by. the hostess, assisted by club members. During the afternoon a unique and humorous program was effected by the resourceful program committee and one of the happiest and Tost suc ful of the ;Fortnightly’s social aff: is reported. FRIENDS OF NATIVE WILD LIFE TONIGHT The postponed meeting of the So- ciety of Friends of Our i Lite will be nent the room of the Gis! The vrogram scheduled for last week will he given. All members are urged ‘to be present and to bring any friends Wiu ace mierested in the wild life of North Dakota, BISMARCh COUPLE WED On Tuesday afternoon at the Meth- odist parsonage Miss Ida J. Bailey was united in marriage to Mr. Eli L. Ser- gent, Rey. G. H. Quigley officiating. Both young people live in Bismarck, the bride being the daughter of night watchman Bailey of the Russell-Miller Milling Company. They will make their home in town. i SEATTLE GUEST Mrs. R. E. Bonham who has enter- tained as her house guests, her cous- ins, Mr. and Miss MacPherson, of Se- attle the past week, left last night on No. 4, accompanying her guests to her parents home at Albert Lea, Minn., where she will make an extended visit. DANCING PARTY The American Legion will give a dance tonight in the Legion hall for Legion members and friends. Ask your friends about the New Garrick’s Candies and Ice \ { | WEDDING GOES TO MAMA=Un.| able to attend thé wedding of her} daughter, Margot (above), to Sir wil! liam Davson, in London, Elinor Glyn, famous author, saw the ceremony in! Los Angeles by movie. | | GiTy News} Home to St. Anthony, \ Mrs. N. V. Helvling and infant son | returned to their home at St. Anthony ; on Wednesday. Boy for Bismarck, i Mr. and Mrs. Ludwig Conrad are the! parents of a baby boy born at Bis-! marck Hospital this morning. | Baby Daughter. | ius on the 10th for F. Pearcy of 308 ‘ 'U.C.T. Auxillary Meet. i The Ladies’ Auxiliary of the U. C.! T. will meet in the Elks hall Saturday evening, preceding the regular U. C. T. meeting. if New Baby Girl A baby girl is welcbmed at St. Alex- ius Hospital for Mr. and Mrs. Louis! Carufel on Tuesday.. The wee maiden has not yet received her name. WINS TENNIS HONORS Word has reached. .Bismarck. that George S. Register of this city, a grad- uate of the local high schodl and who is now attending Jamestown college, won first place in the singles and also | won in the doubles in the recent ten- | nis tournament held at Jamestown col- lege. He, with Roscoe Perry and Wil- | liam Westley, as representatives of Jamestown college, have gone to Fargo | to play this week representatives of | the State Agricultural College at Far-| go in a ‘tennis meet between James- town College and the Agricultural | College. CARD OF THANKS H We desire to thank the many friends who. so kindly assisted us in our re- cent bereavement, and for the many, beautiful floral offerings. | Mrs. Belle McKeen, Miss Lila McKeen, Miss Ida McKeen. CUT THIS OUT—IT IS WORTH MONEY Cut out this slip, enciose with fe} and mil it to Foley & Co., 2835 Shef-! field Ave., Chicago, IN, writing your name and address clearly. You will| receive in return a trial package con-| taining Foley's Honey and Tar Com- pound for coughs, colds and croup; | Foley Kidney Pills for pains in sides and back; rheumatism, backache, kid- ney and bladder ailments; and Foley Cathartic Tablets, a wholesome and thoroughly ch ing cathartic for constipation, billiousness, headaches, and sluggish bowels. eg AREER | The New Garrick is located at, the corner of 5th and Broadway. ASK Your Grocer For Hampty Dumpty Bread P Prod iced by Cream. Announcing — The establishing of the Bismarck X-Ray Laboratory which is now open to the public for X-Ray Work of the \ . Bones, Spine, Ete. j Specializing in Dental X-Ray Work Laboratory in charge of Theo. Martell, who is a trained Technician Bismarck X-Ray Laboratory Room 32 City National Bank Building BARKER BAKERY | ‘A.0.UW.PLANTO SHOW VISITORS AROYAL TIME ‘Parade and Street Dance Are. Among Features for the “Conventjon What will ‘PROMINENT MEN COMING i he one of the biggest. j conventions held in Bismarck for sometime, is the convention of the North Dakota jurisdiction emhracing Dakota, - | the states of Callfornia, Nevada, Utah, | Montana, Idaho, Wyoming and North Elaborate preparations, have. been ‘ Lmade by the local lodge of A. 0. U. W: ‘who will entertain these delegates an nothing has been left undone to show | THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE marck, Many prominent lodge men will be here.during this convention. including Miles M. Dawsbn, of New York, consulting actuary. Mr. Daw- son took part in adjusti: risk ‘insurance. Mr. Daw: actuary for the A. O. U. W. Will M. Muscatine, Iowa, will be here. Mr. his energetic and never-tjring work for the good of the order, has result ed in many profitable: things for t A. 0,'U. W. B. C. Marks, Grand. Master. Work- man, of Fargo. N. D., will he where convention. Mr. Marks, who formally lived in ;Bismarck,Is vice president of the City National bank: He is also a member of the A. 0. U. W. of the local lodge, No. 120. 4 Grand Recorder to Come, E. J. Moore, go, N. D., who has been Grand Re- corder of the North Dekota jurisdic: tion for 25-years, will be here. The committee has. been fortunate in se- curing Mf. Moére to give a short talk on the A.O. U. W. at the avlitorium, spare chetee ie ass st LECTURES HERE ; a ee i ri ; everyone a good time: while in Bis-] Thursday, May 19. The public {s in-|when he left for Richardton to. lecture | vited to ie Hee Parsae: a promise had been extracted from him; ¢ On Wednesday eventing, May 18, at A 7:30 P. M,, there will be a. big street}! the month and lecture on the Rock f g the war| parade. The Workmen have secured | of, Gibraltar. | nis also] the rae band and there will be many unudual features in the parade. Im-|noon on the Sahara Desert and Wed- hiede Narvis, Supreme Master Workman, of| mediately after the parade there, will|nesday gave an illustrated lecture on All Must be Made by Monday, be a public pavement dance. Every Narvis is an‘ old-time Workman, an4| one is welcome to either dance or its-|uate.of the Lawrence School of Ora- ten to the music furnished by the! tory, New York, and has traveled in Elks’ band for the occasion. make this a gala three days in, Bis- marck. g nd Recorder of Fav-|Thomas Dwyer Impresses Pupils lecturer, so impr pupils at St. Mary’s school here, that to return to Bismarck about the 23rd Mr. Dwyer lectured Tuesday after- Rome and the Vatican. He is a grad- May 16, It is Stated All organizations in the city that wish to donate shrubs or trees to be planted in Custer park are. asked to call Mrs. Robert Orr without delay. The Women’s Community Council has undertaken to supply plantings for the park by the gift of a planting from each of the 36 organizations in the council. Mrs. Orr is chairman of the park committee. ‘All plantings must be made not later than Monday, May 16, it is stated. most of the countries of the world, PEACH FOAM. Fresh peaches will soon he one the market. Ypu'll find peach foam de- liclous. To make it you must have one pound of peaches, one pint of whipping cream and enough sugar to 4 flavor it as you wish.«Cook the peach- 4 es until soft, cool, then mash through a a sieve. Whip cream very stiff and The committee asks the public to then gradually whip into it the peach- es. Serve with white +s Dance American Legion Hall tonight, benefit Legion Club- room. All Legion members and their friends are cordially in- vited. Admission including war tax $1.10. FOR OIL¥ SKIN If your skin is too oily the follow- ing solution used once a day will help: 1-2 dram boric acid, 1-2 ounce alcohol, 5 1-2 ounces of rose water. Use it at night preferably, / x and Teachers in Talk M. A., traveler and ed the teachers and Thomas Dwyer, A Reductions on high grade garments Some special values in dresses are offered at $25 and $35. And an unusual group of cloth and silk dresses is marked for clearance .W. LUCAS. CO. , The store of quality, service and lower prices. «All high priced coats Formerly priced to $125 A really elegant garment has a way of staying “in.” The woman who purchases one of these wraps will have a coat ef which she can be proud next season as well as this. Rich colors, wondrous fabrics, har- monious trimmings—characterize them all. Bg 3 Exclusive dresses ' _ Formerly priced to $89.50 They are undeniably distinctive—one for instance is an imported \ model. Many cost much more than we are selling them for, but they j have beén in stock awhile and we do not wish to-carry them longer. Any number of colors and styles—charmeuse, georgette, silk jersey are among Suits of distinction \ '. Formerly priced to $115 These suits are all unmistakably the better fashions. There are many styles to select from — the designing and tailoring of every one is of the finest quality. Tricotine and poiret twill are the favored fabrics —-and navy blue, of caurse, the color. ' 75 _ Splendid suit values Reductions and sample suits This. group .of suits consists of sample suits and higher priced suits, reduced. Thiey ry desirable garments—you will be surprised at their excellence. Materials are serge and tricotine. Many are elab- ovately trimmed—-all are smart looking and well made, bs | *39°° ;