The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 24, 1921, Page 5

t FRIDAY, JUNE 24, 1921 eC rae Social and Personal BISMARCK COUPLE WED, Miss Elma Mary Andrist, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Andrist, and Mr. Howard Hendrickson of Brainerd, Minn. were married at the bishop's residence, Crookston, Minn. Only im- Mediate relatives of the contracting parties were present. Mr. and Mrs. Sundquist were the best man and bridesmaid. Father Seeley officiated. The -bride’s dress was of brown erepe de chine trimmed in crushed orange. She wore 2 corsage houquet of peonies. Miss Andrist was former- ly the proofreader for the Tribune Miss Flma Andrist was a member of the Little Andrew ‘Sisters orches- tra. Miss Elma played the piano, her sister, Helen, played the violin, and her sister, Catherine, the cello. Mrs, Andrist is director of the orchestra. Mr. Hendrickson’s home is in Brain- erd, but he has a position in Bis- marck. Mr. and Mrs. Hendrickson left on a trip to the lakes, Fargo, Grand Forks and Brainerd. They will be at home in Bismarck after July 1. BiRTHDAY PARTY OR MOTHER Mrs. Clit? Johnson of 20 Thayer street gave a birthday party yester- day afternoon in honor of her mother, Mrs. ‘Mary Martineson, who celebrated her 84th birthday. Mrs, Martineson came from Denmark 34 years ago and fonr months after their arrival her husband died. There were four gen- erations at the birthday party,—Mrs. Martineson, M's. Chris. Johnson, Mrs. Joseph Kelly and Miss Angeline Kelly. Those present at the party wete; Mrs. Nell Clooten and grand daughter, Agnes, Mrs, A. Dawe, Mrs. Joseph Kelly and family, Mrs, Otto Dirlam, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hansor, Mrs. A. Christianson, Mrs. J. A. Hanson, Mrs. Peterson, and Mrs. Finnelson. MARRIED AT FARGO. Miss Edith Coleman, daughter of Mrs. Clara Coleman of Fargo and John Albert Krebshbach of Napoleon were married at St. Mary's Cathedral yes- terday morning. Rey. Father George of Napoleon officiated. Miss Eva Coleman was her sister's attendant. Herbert Hubertz was the best man, A wedding breakfast was served at the home of the bride’s mother after the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Krebs- bach left for a wedding trip yester- day afternoon. ‘Nhey will make their home in Fargo. SHOWER FOR MISS HUBER. Wednesday evening the Huber homa was the scene of a miscellaneous shower given in honor .of -their sister Anna,,a bride of next month. The home was beautifully decorated in business hours. This sale This sale Lot Ne This sale Sport Hats 257% discount. 119 3rd Street a SELF-HANGING Vudor HOUSE INTO A HOME WE TURN A — Lae, Duy turn = Millinery Sale ~~ At this ‘sale we are offering our complete line of Tail- ored and Trimmed Hats at.greatly reduced prices in order to make room for other lines that are to arrive. While Iam away on my Eastern trip, Mrs. Fossum will be in charge of the store. Store will be open at regular Lot No. 1—Regular values up to $17.50. Lot No. 2—Regular values up to $12.50. $2.00 * Mid Summer White Trimmed Hats in Organdies and Miss Mary Buchholz pink and white, wild roses being used for table decorations. “Many beauti- ful gifts were received. They were brought in by one of the sisters, Chris- tine, attired a3 a negro mammy car- rying a huge clothes basket accom- panied by a pickaninny in the person | ot Bobby Wagner. . VISITING DAUGHTER, Mr. and Mrs, John Desha Pickett, who are returning from a wedding| tour in Western Canada, will be the| guests of Mr. and Mrs. Benton Baker! next week, Mr. Pickett who is Mrs. Baker's brother, is ‘associated with Ames Emerick and Co., investment bankers of Chigago. M Pickett tp the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jamez Rodgers of Minter City, Miss. WAR MOTHERS MEET IN LISBON. The North Dakota Chapter of War Mothers convened at Lisbon yesterday for their second annual meeting. Mrs. Albert E, Jones, state war mother will preside. Trangaction of business will occupy the greater part of the time although a number of social at- fairs have been planned. RECEIVES DEGREE. Rev. W. 8. Ulrich, District Mission- ary of the Evangelical Lutheran church of Fargo was honored with the degree of Doctor of Divinity by Sus- quehanna University, Pennsylvania. Rev. Ulrich graduated from Susque- hanna twenty-five years ago. ON VACATION TIP Mrs. J. G. Wallace and two sons left this morning for Litchville, .N. D., where her two sons will visit her sis- ter. Mrs, Wallace will return and go to Minot with her husband. LUNCHEON (FOR GUEST : Miss Josephine Welch entertatned.a number of girl friends at Juncheon’ for ——SSSS FRECKLES Now Is the Time to Get Rid of These | Ugly Spots, i There's no longer the slightest neéd of feeling ashamed of your freckles, | as Othine—double strength—ia guar- | anteed to remove these home‘y spots. Simply get an ounce of Othine—| double gtrength—from an druggist ant apply a little of it night and morn- ing and you should soon see that even the worst freckles have begun to dis- appear, while the lighter ones have vanished entirely. It is seldom that more than an ounce.{s neede® to com- pletely clear the skin and gain a beautiful clear complexion. Be sure to, ask for the double strength Othine as this is sold under | guarantee of money back if it fails to; remove ‘freckles, *Phone 367 = Minneapolis The table was decorated with a large bouquet of’peonies, Miss sister, Mrs, Mullen, before leaving for her home in (Minneapolis.: MANDAN GETS CONVENTION. The meeting of the North Dakota Association of Catholic societies has ‘just adjourned at Devils Lake. Man- dan will entertain the Association in 1922. Mandbn entertained this same convention in 1916 and expect a crowd of about 2,000 to attend next year. TO MINNEAPOLIS G. E. Wingreene, proprietor of the Bismarck theater, has been called to Minneapolis on account of the illness of his mother. While there he will attend a meeting of: motion picture exhibitors of the Northwest. . ON WAY TO COAST \ Dr. B. H. Kroeze, president of Harris will spend a week with her, sters, Edna and Audrey, ui Deshler, Ohio, are spending their summer va- waod, is visiting in the city THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE their way to Spokane. SHOWER ‘FOR BRivE TO BE ‘Misa Nettie Gaulke and Miss Cora Suckow entertained at a miscellaneous stopped in Bismarck to visit friends. VISITING HERE, Irving Hare, who has been attending VISITING HERE €rma_and Lucie Hall, daughters of St, Charles’ College, Montana, is vis- shower for Miss (Myrtle Blanchard, a: R. Hall, editor of the Glen Ullin iting at the Paul Brown home, Tribune who is to be married the last of this News, month. The shower was held at Miss Blanchard # home. brought in a wagon decorated in pink’ and white, which was drawn by Misa Blanchard’s little nephew, Myron Les-; Washburn, are visiting at the O. V.' ‘The presents were Rowman home. RETURN FROM VACATION Miss Lydia Neumeyer, Miss Pend- and Mrs, Henry Weise, of apartments. : GUESTS FROM STEPLE Miss Isabelle Robinson and Miss: Elizabeth Davidson, of Steele, are the guests of Mrs. D. B. Register, of lie, ° The decorations were carried out) pay, Miss Nohrand, Miss Luke, nurses| terson Court. in the pink and white color scheme. OHIO \.ITORS Mrs. Jake Crawford and two daugh-!: cation here. They are visiting the Misses Schwartz here and Mrs. Craw- ford’s mother at Hazelton. PICNIC AT FT. LINCOLN The Women’s Foreign Missionary, society, together with the Standard of the Bismarck hospital, returned from their vacations yesterday. FROM UNDERWOOD ‘Mrs. Theodore Johnson, of Under- VISITING IN (WILTON ‘Mrs. Roy Bronson, of Bismarck, is visiting in Wilton. ‘HOME FOR VACATION t ‘Miss Milda Beckile, who has been~ Jamestown college, and son, Robert,| Bearers and Kings Heralds, of the} working in Aberdeen, returned to her, acting business in the city. TO ATTEND CONVENTION Miss Elizabeth Suckow left yester- day tor Lehr, N. D., where she will attend the Women's Missionary So- ciety convention. 5 i BUSINESS VISITOR. oO P. P. Bliss, McKenzie banker was im the city yesterday on business. ON BUSINESS TRIP Carl Klein, of Washburn, is trans- PAGE FIVE. SS her guest, Miss (Margaret Harris, of! and friend, went through here on! MoCabe (Methodist church, held au en! home at ‘Linton for her vacation. She ° jorahle picnic at Ft, Lincoln yester- jay. DAUGHTER EN (HOSPITAL ‘Mrs. John ‘Harper and daughter, Elma, of Glen Ullin, are in the city. Miss Elma is here for an operation. TO CONVENTION. Sheriff Rollin Welch left: yesterday for Grand Forks, where he will at- tend the sheriffs’ convention. | Judge B. W. Shaw, of Mandan, ia in the city hearing cases at the coun- ty court, HERE ON ‘BUSINESS (Mr. and ‘Mrs. Fred Middlestead, of Regan, are in the city on a business trip. Keep cool. Have some Ice Cream and Cake at the Lawn Social at the Presbyterain Church Saturday, from 3 to 10 PM. | : WEBB BROTHERS “Merchandise of Merit Only.” Seven Days--Then the “Fourth” Of course you will want to be ready mer afternoons. -state, are very low. A Most Delightful Display of Colorful Tub Frocks Tub Frocks always go first preference for Sum- Organdy frocks, dozens of them, édged with lace or ruffles and others of amazing fullness foretell any number of summer events. The dotted Swiss and voiles are also replete with pos- “sibilities for the ‘woman ‘who must make the most “telling selections for her summer wardrobe.. As to ‘prices .we are pleased to “The prices range from Gingham Frocks Adopt Organdy Trimming Ginghams and Organdies are closely allied this season and it must be admit-..: ted that few fabric combinations achieve greater distinction. : You will admire the smart patterns of their fabrics, too, the neat checks, plaids and stripes, but most of all we feel you will be impressed with the ex- treme moderateness of their pricings. The prices range from $A.D5 anion - It’s perfectly proper that you .should wan tub skirts. Jolly over blouses in Dutch bl Voile, Pt $1.98 x models. these values. Prices range from— You Will Find a Lot of Becoming Bathing Suits Here In our collection of Bathing suits are one piece styles of wool jersey in a fine array of coloring and The fact that the bathing season is just beginning and that the qualities are in each case obviously superior emphasizes the notworthiness of Bathing Caps in all colors, 50c and up. $5.00 and up A Quaint Overblouse is the better half of many a Morning Costume. loose fitting overblouse to wear in the morning with green, corn color and pink are effectively hand smocked and many are appliqued besides. and straight styles in pleasant variety come in Jap crepe and cambrey with thinner ones of French it an easy ue, apple - Belted up. DRESS UP THE KI Naturally, the Kiddies want to be ‘prettil: holiday of all the year. low. FOR THE FOURTH Let them wear Tub clothes and you wont have any worries about them, whether they spend the day picnicking out in the open, setting off fireworks or playing around the yard. In the store you will find complete selections of good-looking prac- tical tub clothes for children of all ages. They are priced very DDIES ly attired on this greatest - Surely you want a bright new. Hat, " and this large selection of summer mil- linery enables you to enjoy the benefit of low prices regardless of your par- ticular need. All are prettily trimmed with gay flowers, fruit clusters ot col- orful ribbon and there are many hecom- ing. shapes. All are priced for clearance at $2.95 Comfort and Distinctive Style The prices range from Summer Footwear is worthy of your most careful consideration are prepared to fit you perfectly to footgear for every occasion, $50 Pa first because it is the most prominent accessory throughout this sea- son and second because warm weather and ing will aggravate foot discomfort unless With extensive stocks of well made beaut an extra amount of walk- your shoes are correct. ifully designed shoes we