The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 17, 1921, Page 5

FRIDAY, JUNE 17, 1921 ~ spend the summer. They will returu sf i in September when school opens. a * 3 tly beaded in med: KNITTED FROCK Soci al and } i y } er aa embroidered chartreuse RENTS HOME. rd ‘ ‘| dation is the material used in the Mr. Henry Halvorson has rented the : Hyer of the center frock worn home of Mr. and Mrs. M. Lenhart for % : F ny 'y Comson, Paramount pictures Personal Weeater: ) the summer. Mr. Wm. Conger and son, ALONZO GRACE Robert, of\ Mondovi, Wisconsin,’ will i come and -spend part of the summer TO BE MARRIED here. Later other sisters of Mr. Hal-' eit ‘ vorson will visit here. Mr. Halvoréon’s many. friends will be glad to.hear ot his sisters intended visits here. HERE ON WAY TO 'NAPOLEON Edward: Houser, a graduate of the Bismarck high school, was in the city yegterduy on his way. to’ Napoleon’ from the University f ‘North Dakota.” ‘ 3 ‘TO BLEACH Powis A good may to bleach white material whucu nas become darkened by soot irp to soak it over night in water into which there has been iput a teaspoon of.cream of tartar. | & es MILLINERY For millinery, jet. and steel orna- mental novelties are betag shown. Large medallions ‘of solid sheets of ier are ta with strings of jet. or steel bea ‘ COMBINATION : Gray and brown, which you used to believe Sou could not combine, (are being: combined iow in some of the smartest. of “dresses fot fall street Miss Jeannette Meland, daughter of fir. and Mrs. 0. 8. Meland, of St. Paul, ill (be..married tomorrow. to Alonzo )Grace,:son of Judge an@ Mrs. R. H. race of this city’ Miss Meland f§ u duate of the, University of Minne- ind member of Pi Beta Phi jorority.. Judge and Mrs. R. H. Grace sa cra, left today to se eRe ing of their son tomorrow. jon- a . Meat PERERA BOT Grace re instructor in the Uni- ‘ i Mr Rank SHOPPING RIE, | lereity of. Minnesota. , . m8. 1. CU, Lamperton, of ranean: vere En the ty semereny. : shopping. They left for Washburn on ene PROGRAM a business tri trp, my CASON Mra,QWo.W. Moyer, of Fifth street,” i wear. : ‘ left for Carson, where she will join | her husband. who is doing construc- So a a ‘ ng... A “/:tion work there. | \ ; FRECKLES | Mra. Genevieve ibienard, singh . ia me Wey : ON VACATION TRIP. 4 ' i > if ‘ is the! watts Uksitted frock ta athe, Mite Willtam Jehnel, the clerk of the Bis- 1 marck hotel, left today on a vacation ~ i : 5 : z : puln” walle voit ae eatin wide. |B former home ‘at LaCrosse, i : quae: ‘ | Don’t Hide Them With a Veil; Mi bert Weir, Tom Mow- | pending entirely on the ‘material and; Wise x a 'y, and William Crast. weave for ornamentation. The me-| 9...) —————— . \ 4 Move Them With Othine— flex: -Pageant—Barbara- Register. | dium is sometimes wool, or if a finer VISIING HERE. | : i . : Double St: h ‘Norma Hollensworth, Zella Har- | dress is. desired, there are the silk} Miss Anna Greenfield, of Webster. criss, Rachel Mowry, Lucile Falk- | and wool combinations or the heavy, South Dakota, is the guest of her aunt, enstein, Margaret: Postlethwaite. | whole silk thread. Mrs. L. T. Rhodes, of Seventh streei. Norma De Yol, Catherine Deemy, eee LADY MAUCCABEES MEET. ‘Leone ‘Hiland, Frances Warner, { son, and pastor at large C. W. Fin-| pre Lady Maccabees will hold thelr Lucile Meterball, Genevieve Boise, and Catherine Bodenstab, wall will leave today. regular monthly meeting tonight at; Following the program refreshments] - VISITORS: HERE 7:30 at the K. P. hall. t ice ‘cream and cake were served. Dr. Redmond A, Bolton, -who has been visiting at the home of . his This preparation for the removal of freckles is usually so successful in removing freckles and giving a clear, beautiful complexion that it is sold under guarantee to refund the money if it fails. \ ‘Don’t hide your freckles under @ + ee ' veil; get an ounce of Othine and re- MEP HOME FROM SCHOOL " ‘ \ 7 é move them. pret the first few nite IN WASHINGTON SOCIETY. E ' Miss Bertha Bertsch has returned sere 4 cations should show a wonde! lm- Mrs. Frank White, wife of _ Frank doneher. Me freak Henry. left to from th eUniveraity of Minnesota to! provement, some of the lighter freck- ite, treasurer of the Upited States] peu! Holton, who has just. returned, #Pend her summer vacation. bali elhus rede te the popular in Washington, according to} trom the University of North Dakota, d ble 1 tre meth Othin Tatts this that ‘Washington newspaper which vrinis! js now visiting his sister, Mrs. Henry. is ‘sold ‘on th mone: ‘back uarantee. ir -photograph in a Sunday edition as! Pas TAT sphere ds te Adv. e of the popular members ofthe new| RETURNS FROM WASHINGTON. g fal Washington society. “Mrs. Miss Linda Johnson, daughter of Mr. ¥hite, who lived in Valley pedis is) and Mrs. John A. Johnson, of Breud- fell known in Bismarek. way ig in the city for a month’s vac. EER Bed ss tion. Miss Johnson comes from Wasn- | SHOWER FOR BRIDE TO BE. ington, D. C., where she has worked | Mrs, ‘Theodore ‘Martell, Miss Clava cae Ce ae hrocder ahd Mise Anna Frankhouser| ree years in the War Department. | inner dance at the McKenzie Se Take a Trip to the tertained at a miscellaneous shower MARRIED HERE. ‘Hotel Roof Garden tonight after’ é North r Miss Gertrude Friese. whoisto be| Harry F. Williamson, of Arena,|the performance at the Auditor- = os ‘aci ic ort west . harried in July. The party was Leld| North Dakota, and Miss Frances Smith jum. pea . OREGON, WASHINGTON Sashes: dare chanlca velacrously with beads and material, then does it seek extreme RETURNS HOME one, worn by Leatrice Joy, Goldw; isvery irregdiar as.to line. ‘ simplicity of line as does this gown Miss Flora Murray, who lias been’ actress (left), tiles in a huge butter-|' When a frock like that at the right) of /Martha Mansfield (Selznick), teaching at (Morning Sido, Iowa, re- fy bow at athe “ftont. The gown is] finds its ornamentation in its own which is hyacinth blue over pink with turued home today. | VISITIN FRIENDS Miss Ruth Talcott, of Fargo, is vis- iting friends in the city. the home of Mrs. Bertha reise and| of Bowdon, were married yesterday 5 4 \ and BRITISH COLUMBIA as a surprise ‘shower. The evening; afternoon by Rev. George P. Newcomb. onan ie ene section of the United States ‘as spent in hemming linen for the| The witnesses were Mr.:and Mrs. K. R. . and Conede vot wilt ons mere then ide-to-be. Knowles. GIRLS! LEMONS sare | ___+______ | SHOWBR FOR BRIDE TO BE GN MOTOR TRIP WHITEN THE SKIN | Mrs. I. M. Clausen of the Murp'gy; Charles Baker, manager of the Rus- - rtments entertained about 20 Man- sell-Miller mill here, and Mrs. Baker,| Squeeze the juice of4wo lemons into: an and ‘Bismarck friends at a shower] Jeft today in their new automobile on|a bottle containing three ounces of esterday in honor of her daughter,} . trip through the Black Hills, and| Orchard White, which any drug store lorence Lillian, who isa bride of) Yellowstone park, ‘Miss Glanz accom-| will supply for a few conts, shake well, is month. A number of: musical) panied them. and you haye‘a quarter pint of harm- mbers were rendered after which Boe lesg ‘and delightfm@ lemon bleach. delicious lunch was served. The CALLED HOMB * Massage .this. sweetly fragrant lotion Fide to be received many useful gifts-| Miss Pearl Benson, deputy county, into:the face, neck, arms’and hands ——_——— treasurer, is at Morristown; Minn. each day, then’ shortly note the beau-, TO ATTEND CONVENTION. | where she was-called because of herj'ty and whiteness-of your: skin. ‘The Northern Baptist convention; father’s illness. Famous stage beauties use this Nl be held at Des Moines, Iowa, next - lemon lotion to bleach and bring that reek. Mrs. B. F. Flannagan and Rev.| TO MINNEAPOLIS FOR SUMMER. soft, clear,rosy-white complexion, also eorge .4. Newcomb; left yesterday to Mrs. A. D. Gordon and family left as a freckle, sunburn, at as tan ip ch | , tend the convention,,and.0..8..Jacob-| today for. Minneapolis, where. they. will because, it doesn’t irritat : ; eee in foods—and the fur Sn itzerk QS all important thing is parity. oe \ * — taste —everything else is of 4) One minor consideration. ’ nd! 7: ¥ . Foods should be nourishing. in you That’s what they are for—to bui palais ea genaeee Monomers casera 1 : CTs and peaks thirty times area wil Calumet Baking Powder is dare rds of Nore cuchating lakes ping csseden, mighty ere ¥ pure in the can. It is made in the mountain streams, National Parks and Forest Reserves, is the most gorgeous i , largest, cleanest, most modern meri region in merch Teas are tity Se golf courses and thousands B ki : " streams with every variety , Powder F st spe IT IS THE RICHEST SECTION OF THE NORTH AMERICAN —only of such ingredients as have CONTINENT. It has the greatest Gisheries in the world, from whence come been officially endorsed by United , all the famous/brands of canned salmon. ‘This king of fiahes is taken right x ’ States Food Authorities. vat the sees, Bltood Sa cues andl served oc your Besa kfeet table 6 Bertect : condition, and with all the delicacy of this splendid fish. IT IS where the finest prunes and berries are produced, ALL KINDS OF. BERRIES, strawberries: raspberries, black berries, cranberries and logaii- berries, grown to their perfection i in this temperate climate, continuous sun- > shine and a proper amount of moisture, shipped everywhere, beautifully freeh for table use, or preserved perfectly as the Pacific Northwest Canners know. how to preserve everything for future use. It.is where the best, the juiciest and the reddest apples are grown,.now looked upon both in-Eyrope end America as the finest table and cooking apples on the market. IT IS where 'the giant fir, hemlock and cedar trees are grown, i the greatest forests known to man, containing twelve hundred million feet of standing timber, some of the trees are 300 feet ‘high. and have taken eight hundred years to grow. . ‘IT IS A LAND OF AGRICULTURE, growing as fine wheat as cen be produced anywhere on earth, one farmer's ‘check for one season's crop being $250,000. 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