The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 20, 1921, Page 4

! PAGE FOUR Social and Personal ST, PAUL GIRL AND BISMARCK MAN MARRIED At high noon a Saturday the wedding | of Alonzo H. Grace, son of Judge and Mrs, R. Grace, of Bismarck, and Miss Jednette Meland, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O. S. Meland,.of St, Paul, was solemnized at the home of the bride. The.wedding was a quict home affair with ‘only the inimediate families pres- ent. The decorations were in peonies, roses and sweet peas. The tables for the bridal dinner immediately after the wedding were decorated in the same flower scheme. Miss Meland wore her mother’s wedding dress of ivory corded silk trimmed with seed pearls and her wedding veil with a crown of pearls. She carrid a shower bouquet of white rases and sweet peas. Little Eliza- beth Page, of Kacine, Wisconsin, was. the flower girl and she carried a bas- ket of roses tied with huge white rib- bon ‘bows. Mrs, Grace is a graduate of the University of Minnesota and a mem- ber of the Pi Beta Phi Sorority and is one of St. 'P; popular young ladies, Mr. Grac a member of the faculty at the University of Minne- r. and (Mrs. ‘Grace are now visit- ing at the R. ‘H. Grace home in Bis: marck, From here they, will go east where they will make an extended visit at New York and Wasbingten. | B. AND P. WOMEN'S CLUB MEETS. There will be @ meeting of the Bus- iness and Professional Women’s, Club at the club! rooms tomorrow night at 8 o'clock. Club members who are planning vacations for the summer will do well to hear the talks given tomorrow night on four interesting trips in the west. ‘The talks to be giv- “To the Black Hills,” Mrs, . L, Conkdin; “Through Yellowstone Park,” Miss Keniston; “From Yellow-| stone Park to the Coast,” Rey, H. C.| Postlethwaite; iking Through Gla- cier National Park,” Miss Hazel Neil- son. If the weather is extremely hot fans will be provided so that every- one may be comfortable. © ROOF GARDEN DANCE TONIGHT All preparations have been complet-| ed by the committee in charge for, the Roof Garden Dance tonight given by the ‘Brotherhood of American Yeo- men for the benefit of. the Swimming Pool. A large crowd is expected to =————————SSSS TONIGHT Another stupendous sensation “BLIND. WIVES” with the famous cast of New York Sleeps. 9 reels of Tremendous Emotional Drama. iW tion. Boys, if y there are taught to make re hi inting an economical wife, move to West Philadelphia, Pa.. Girls in the high-school & ir own dresses. The pic- ture was snapped at their “economy fashion show.” rence Hazzard Wacker. RR ens: attend the dance, the proceeds of which.are to go to.the Syi Imming Pool. Special features have been planned by the committee in charge, which is composed of the Misses Hazel and . Gladys Pearce, Mr. ‘P. J. Donahue and Mr. E. J. Gobel. If it should rain the dance will be postponed to a later; date, ; TO SPEAK HERE. Mrs. Henry Harris Armour, LL. D., will speak here this evening at the Presbyterian church. Mrs. Armour has the reputation of being a forceful and interesting speaker and it is expected a large crowd will attend the meeting tonight to hear Dr.Armour and her message. Her talk will be on the liquor subjéct and her lecture haz peen endorsed everywhere. Mrs. Ar- mour has ben called the “Woman ora- tor of America,” and everyone that has heard her agrees that the title was not misplaced. WAR MOTHERS MEET AT LISBON The third annual convention of the American War Mothers will be held, the 22nd and 23rd of this month at Lisbon. The War Mothers that are going from Bismarck are, Mrs, Rob- ert Orr, the: War Mother of the Fort Lincoln Chapter, Mrs. D. McPhee and Mrs. LL. L. Moody, the delegates from, Bismarck, and Mrs, William Cashman, the state secretary for the organiza- The War iMothers leave tomor- row and expect to return Friday. } ’ HERE'FOR SHOW Mr. John O. Hendriks and children, 4 came down from Underwood Friday for the baseball game and to see Al. N Jolson, ‘Mr, and, Mrs. Axel Langren THURSDAY MAE MURRAY. * —in— “IDOLS OF CLAY.” pa returned home with them in the car. VISITING PARENTS. Miss, Agnes Orr has ‘returned from 4 Mnneapolis and is visiting at the home Hof’ her parents, Mr..and Mrs. Robert Orr of Avenue A ON SHOPPING TRIP Miss Gertrude Nerby, a teacher at McHenry, was in the city shopping| yesterday. ‘ RETURN FROM CONVENTION. Miss Hazel Pearce and Miss Daisy Welch have returned from Devils Clearing Sale Millinery ; and Waists All Spring and Summer Hats, Black, and all shades, worth from $7.00 to $26.00. Will sell from $1.98 to $10.00. Nothing over. This sale Does Not Include Black Taepent Hats, nor White and Light Hats, A few dozen Georgette Waists worth not less than’ $9.00. Will sell for $5.95. Come early. Let us know if you have, seen this ad, Ask for the veilings we f are giving away. Cash only and no exchange. Nielsen’s Millinery and Waist Shop “ ‘420 Broadway EXCLUSIVE ELECTRICAL SPECIALISTS Service and parts for Delco, Remy, Northeast and. Auto Lite starters, Bosch, Eisemann and | K-W Magnetos, Exide and Minnesota bat teries, and Klaxon horns, _ ELECTRIC SERVICE & TIRE CO. Bismarck, No. Dak. Lake, where they attended’ the state federation of Business and Profession- al Women’s Club. TO MHET DAUGHTER ‘Mrs. Samuelson, of Underwood, came to Bismarck to meet her daugh- ter,\ Miss Minnie, who is ~ returning from Seattle, where she has been at- tending school. FORMER BISMARCK GIRL. Miss Marion Goss, daughter of Judge|' Goss, formerly of Bismarck, now of], Minot, graduated from Northwestern University, Snlehing her course last week. ‘ EASTERN STAR MEETS. - The regular meeting of the Eastern Star will be held Tuesday evening at eight o'clock at the Masonic Temple There will be balloting and initiation. FROM VALLEY CITY. Miss Lois Pearce has returned from Valley City, where she spent her va+ cation. Miss’ Pearce will be one of the Kindergarten teacher: MEBTING OF TRUSTEES Col. C. B. Little is attending a meeting of the Board of Trustees of Dartmouth College, ‘Hanover, New’ ‘Hampshire. { VISITING SISTER Mrs. J. A. Flow, of First street, is; visiting her sister, Mrs. Dr. Barsness, of St. Paul, Mrs. Flow expects to ‘be | gone about six weeks, TO' GRAND FORKS. Mrs. Frank Lahr left today for Grand Forks, where she will attend the meeting of the Grand Chapter of the Eastern Star. TO ATTEND SUMMER SCHOOL. Miss Mary Murray, who is attend- ing Jamestown College, will rem@gin there for the six weeks term of sum- mer school. eS ceB Are Nes PARTY AT LAKE ISABELLE. The families of S. W. Corwin,: Burt Finney, Benton Baker, J. G. Cowan, and George Russ spent Sunday at Lake Isabelle. SEUSS) TO VALLEY CITY The:Misses Irene Algeo, Sarah Boyd and Helen Wachal left yesterday for Valley City where they will. spend a few weeks. : VISITING IN FARGO. ~ Mrs. Ben Tillotson and children are eisiting Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Lowman, of Fargo. ON SUNDAY PICNIC Mr. and ‘Mra. A. J. Arnot, Mr. and Mrs. 8. E. Bergeson, and Mr. and Mrs, L. Van Hook spent Sunday, at Lake ‘eahelle, ‘4 :ON VACATION. The Misses Rose and Magdaline Dalpeimer, of Webbs, Department store, are on their vacation, MINNEAPOLIS. GUEST. Miss Margaret Harris of Minneapolis, is visiting Miss Josephine Welch, of Fourth street. er 4 ON SUNDAY PICNIC. W.' J. Lomas and family and ’E. V. {Lahr and family spent Sunday La the eountry. FROM UNDPRWOOD ‘Mr. and (Mrs. H. Mahon of. Tappen were in thg city shopping last .week. ‘MINOT VIS{TORS | Mr.'and Mrs. George Valker, of Mi- not, are visiting’ in the city. . LEAVES FOR TWIN CITIES S. E\ Bergescn hag left on a ‘busi- néss trip tor the Twin Cities. 4 ee ‘ON BUSINESS. 2 Mr. Harmsop, banker of Hazen, was in the city on business. An icecream social. will be held on the lawn of the First ‘| Baptist church Tuesday evening from 7:to.10 o’clock. The young people of. the church will have || charge. | Everybody welcome. Ameriean' Yeoman No. 503. There will be no regular meeting tonight. All members are urged to attend The Roof Garden Dance. March, Fannie ‘Knowtton, Notice the prices, » The girls Ge, left to right, Flo- Mather, Evelyn Barlow, Sylvia |; Janet Rana Stotkley and Cora ~— i CITY NEWS jE LICENSE ISSUED, | e jlicense was issued: to Benker of Bismarck aud ‘Helen C. Schwalbe of Yucca. ‘Baby Boy Mr, and Mra. Olaf Qualle, of Dris: coll, are the parents of a baby boy, pore at the iamarck hospital seater ay. Baby Girl. Anderson, of the Lahr Motor Sales company, wore a broad smile Saturday and received congratulations . [om all sides. “He announced he was the father of a baby girl, now almost one day old. BISMARCK VISITORS. Miss Edith M.’ Ericon of Underwood, postmistress. and newspaper. -woman, and her friend, Migs Annie Anderson, formerly. of the Anamose P¥ogress aud. Washburm Leader,-spent the week-end | GLEE ieee ea » Bey Scouts In Camp Fifty: or: more ‘Boy: Scouts went into camp on: Apple: Creek today, jo remain until Saturday: The boys are from) __—- the troops of the Episcopal, Presby- terianvand Methodist churches. Their equipment wasitaken to camp on mo- tor trucks, but,the boys hike the dis- tance of phot seven miles. Visits City, jefferpon, of Makoti, who large areas, came to Bismarck, to be ‘with his son, who undefwent an operation in a local hos- pital. Mr. Jefferson visited L. H. Lang- ley and the two talked of days of 20 years ago when, they were neighbour youngsters in Minnesota, Mr. Jeffer~ son is a string anti-leaguer, and de- clares the league ‘is losing ground. All Property Owners should cut the weeds on Boulevards. If weeds are net cut in the next week The City will be forced to cut: them and charge same in your next taxes. By Order of City Commission. i - ASK ’EM! Fellows have. you asked ‘em; Ask jem what they say; Ask your lady “friend, your sister or mo- ther to accom Bretherhood of American . Yeo- men Roof Dance to- hight, June 20th. Ask ’em fel-' lows, they will want to go. Mc- "| DYE ONLY WITH “DIAMOND DYES” spots, fades and gives that dyed look, Every package of Diamond Dyes con- tains simple directions for home dye- ing or tinting any, ner color into garments. or any material. No mistak ures! wet REX *=: ene i “The Honey Bee” From the novel by SAMUEL MERWIN with MME. MARGUERITA SLYVA The Celebrated Opera. Star and a Brilliant Cast f SIX ACTS Also An O’'Henry Comedy “THE FRIENDLY CALL” Wednesday and Thursday =, BLADYS ROCKWELL aed an ll star cast in. i “THE SAGE HEN” Also Harry Carey in:a Western Drama. No fail-. MONDAY TUESDAY Friday and Setarday s & Big vaudeville Acts Chatlie Chania ‘Normand and Ma Mariestaya i in | “Tillie’s ance.” This is one of caren 6 rg comedies \. ever made. ‘A Part of Oneself ” + wo} © . ’ That is the truest—if the briefest — descrip tion of a correct corset Iti is enhively true of Red- fern! . : i : £ ECAUSE one is.‘an, uncon- scious of the wearing of a mn" Redfern Corset’as if it were: actually part . of oneself; so. comfortable is it; so: softly supporting; | so pliantly accom- ‘Modating to every posture and Movement. The designing does it! And there is no hint ofits pres- ence to one’s friends,’ For the lines of & Redfern Corset become so intimately the jines of one’s own ‘figure that the beholder. is wont: ‘to: say; not: “What corset _ do you wear?” but “How well you Wok”! Redfern Front-Lace models as the epitome of all that is_ultra- smart. You will be enraptured at the slim, youthful ‘fines they give to your figure, and at the note of distinction they lend to’ your every costume. ‘ MONDAY, JUNE 20, 1921 ( j Front Lace—Back Lace y you to thelj Kenzie Orchestra will furnish the music. Benefit Swimming Pool. $1.50 per couple; 50c extra| ladies, BAD STORMS: " NEAR FORKS Grand Forks, Ks, June * 20,—Severe) storms swept .the region north of: Grand Forks Sunday: night. apparent: ly :centering around Grafton, Hel was reported in-several, places,~ but apparently no great damage was done LEAVES FOR PORTLAND. L. A. Steiver, formerly of the Bis- marck Steam Laundry, is leaving for Portland, Ore., to make his home. He may enter business there later. | _LEAVES.FOR HOME. Miss Clara ‘Knutson, of Warren, Minn., who has beep: visiting her aunt, Sak ew Webb Brothers In Jail. Police Magistrate Cashman sentenc” ed Lee Perras to 20 days in jail on a charge of being drunk,and disorderly, the sentence dating from June 18. Mrs. I. S. Cagpary, for a couple of weeks, left for her home this morning. Firet in Membership Contest. In the first published Ist of leading posts in the Kansas membership’ con- test. of the American Legion, Cal Mathewson |:poet No. 280 of Edmond, Kan, takes first place. Next:in order are the Legion posts at Sterling, Elk- hart, Welr and Logan. Seventy-eight posts in Kansas have already passed their 1920 memberstitp, while ten posts {#) pave no delinquent members. TRIBUNE WANTS—FOR RESULTS KODAK FINISHING Quality Work for thé Amateur BLORBY. § STEDIO HOLMBOE ‘STUDIO “THOMAS MEIGHAN ini “THE EASY ROAD” Mermaid Comedy.+-Kinograms. -»-Topics of the Day ‘ '7HURSDAY—FRIDAY—SATURDAY — - ROSCOE RON at. in “THE TRAVELING SALESMAN” BUSTER | ‘ON in. sseeeees-“THE HAUNTED HOUSE” COMING . “THE GILDED LILY” a. SPWIN BEDS” «ess +2ee.“THE SKY PILOT” ‘BOB HAMPTON OF PLACER” IT’S COOL- TODAY—TOMORROW & WEDNESDAY / ¥ MATINEE DAILY 2:30 - THOMAS MEIGHAN : With Lila Lee in “THE EASY ae The Roman¢ée of-a Poor-Genius Who Married a Rich Heiress and Learned Thru Fase and Folly What. It Is° That Makes Life. Worth While.: Mermaid Comedy, “The Greenhorn” Kinograms — Topics - of The Day. ' Showing Thursday—Friday—Saturday—Roseoe Arbuckle i in “The Traveling Salesman”. and BusterKeaton i in “The Heumen House.” CLEMENT PMN MIMS