The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 28, 1921, Page 5

oe Se Pod | eee my a @ FRIDAY, OCTOBER, 28, 1921 Social and Personal Musical Club Has Hallowe’en Party At McGray Home The Thursday Musical Club met at the home of Mrs. C. W. McGray yesterday afternoon. A very inter- esting and appropriate Hallowe'en program.was given. Mrs. Schoelkopf, the leader, read a paper on, “The Origin of Hallowe'en. The following musical numbers were | given. Vocal solos—“Will o’ the Wisp,” Spross and “Candle Lightin’ Time”’—Taylor, by M. Graham. Piano solos “The Wate! "s Song,” Grieg, and “The Ghost’—Rockwell, by Miss Hoffman. Vocal Solos— “Jack O’Lantern — Gaynor an “Jack O'Lanter”—Del Riego, by Mrs. Targart. Piano Duet “The Witches Dnace”, McDowell, by Mrs. Rose and Mrs. Hughes. After the program the hostess an- no.eced that the guests were to search for ‘the —refreshments. The - seventeen ladies then knocked at each! door in the house ‘but at each one a wierd voice replied, “Not here.” They were finally admitted to a cozy room on the third floor where Hal- lowe’en_ dainties rewarded their ef- forts. The appropriately decorated with gestions of Hallowe'en. GIVE HALLOWE'EN SOCIAL A unique Hallowe'en social will be given, by the Epworth Lezgue of the; Methodist Episcopal evening of October 31, in the church parlors.. All young people. of high school age and over are invited’ to come and haye an evening of fun. The hour ig eight o'clock. The committee in charge asks everyone to come but warns,them to beware of the goblins. ANNOUNCEMENTS 'WHCEIVED Announcements have been received adm the city of the marriage of Miss _ Mabel Rammel of Oshkosh, Wis., to Henry Rupsdorf, son of Mr. and Mrs. John R. Rupsdorf of Bismarck. It is expected that the young people will make their home in ‘Bismarck. MISS FITZGERALD HONORED A number of young lady friends of Miss Gertrude Fitzgerald gathered ‘at her home last evening and surprised! her. Miss Fitzgerald is leaving for Garrison soon. The evening was: spent socially “ after which refreshments were served. WEEK END GUESTS Miss. Geneva Curley. of Staples, Minn., arrived in Bismarck last night and will be the guest of Mrs. A, B. Brink over the week end. GOES TO CONVENTION: Finley Baker loives today for Kan- sas City to attend the Americen Le-! will} gion national convention. He visit Chicago and other points on the trip. SHOPPING*HERE Miss Josephine Johnson and Miss Harriett Weyenburch, teachers of Regan were sopping and visiting in the city today. x! TO OHIO. ‘Dr. A. D, Bawden, who has been in the city attending the Baptist asso- | ciation meeting left last night for Granville, Ohio, NO SERVICES SUNDAY There will be no serviccs at the} unday he- i Zion Lutheran church on § cause of recent bereavement in the pastor's family. TO MINNEAPOLIS | ; G. A. Peck, who has deca visiting friends here and relatives at Almont for several wee’-*, returns to Minne- apolis today. HERE ON BUSINESS Alex Engelhardt, of Elgin, Charles y of Werner and M. E Sterling were business visitors in the Meity ‘today. FP: u Mrs, M. J., McKenzie of Fargo is visiting friends in the city. Mrs. Mc- Kenzie formerly made her home in Bismarck, MARRIED HERE Miss Ida Strange of Durbin and room was beautiful and: sug! church on the; 7 Nels E. Nelson of ‘Hazelton »-were‘ united in marriage at the First Lu-.| theran parsonage yesterday afternoon, | Rev. E, F. Altson officiated. Mrs. 1. iF. Alfson and Miss Ed ithe city were the atten i RETURN FROM TRIP | Mr. and Mrs. W. Holbein have | returned froth a four’ weeks: trip in the northern part of the slate. ! VISITING HERE Hi | Mr. and Mrs. H. G, Higgins of Bald- win are visiting friends in the city! jteday: i ca A a. if | ARS oy | \e ~ ee i CITY NEWS (ox ee For Treatment Mrs. K. FE. Houchin of Pyder has; jentered the Bismarck hospital for sur-, sical treatment. i Baby Daughter | | Mr. and Mrs. Louis Schnecker of the | leity announce the arrival of a baby! ‘daughter at the Bismarck hospital. ' Enters Hospital F .0./E. Clson of the \Northern Pro- iduce company has entered the jmarck hospital for medical tre ment, { | | Baby Boy |. Thomas James Garnett is the name; ichosen by Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Van Ars-'| {dale tor their new baby boy, born at) \the St. Alexius hospital yesterday. N. P, Offici J. M. Rapelje, gener: the Northern Pacitic, Here manager of | ‘Paul from an inspection trip to the, j coast. ba H | Baby Daughter i A baby daughter was born to Rev. | land ‘Mrs. Victor Bartling of the Zion; |Lutheran church at the Bismarck | Inospital. The, little daughter lived | ‘only a short time. 5 i Oiticlal Board Meets { | -& meeting of the official Board ot ‘ the Methodist Episcopal Church will! } be he}! this evening at 7:30 o'clock | ! in the Men’s Room of the church. Aj j full attendance is requested. | | Big Hallowe'en Party. Patterson’ Malle Saturday night, October 29th. | | Eats and dancing $1.00 per couple. | ! Extra ladies 25¢. ! i — " | Don’t forget the ‘Hard Time |Dance at the Odd Fellows Hall) \ tonight. i DYBTHATFADED “DRESS YOURSELF “Diamond Dyes” add years of weir j to worn, faded skirts, waists, coats, stockings, sweaters, coverings, hang- ings, draperies, everything. Every package contains directions _s0 simple any woman can put new rich, fadeless colors into the worn garments | or draperies even if she has fever | i dyed before. Just buy Diamond Dyes —no other kind—then your material will come out right, because Diamond | | Dyes are guaranteed not to streak, | spot, fade, or run. Tell your drug- gist whether the material you wish to dye is wool or silk, or whether it is j nen, cotton, or mixed goods. A Hallowe’en Party Patterson Hall, Saturday Night, October Twenty-Nine. Tickets $1.00 per couple, extra ladies 25c, this includes dancing and eats, we charge you nothing for the dance we are going to give you a feed, and we are going to give you a dance on the best dance floor, the best dance music, the best eats, dance music that keeps perfect dance time with the pep. Tickets on sale McKenzie J! Hotel Office. You May Not Be Abl mentioning just a few prices. Hats in Black and all the Ne Materials are: Lyons Vel Plush and Duvetyn. of Weather You Want, But You Can Choose Your All Season Hat at Greatly Reduced Prices. : In order to reduce our great large stock of Hats we are LOT 1... . $15.00 LOT2.... . $9.75 LOT3 .... $7.50 LOT4. ».. $475 This sale includes Dress Hats, Semi-Dress and Tailored le to Choose the Kind w Colors. Ivet, Panne Velvet, Hatters Phone 367 Miss Mary Buchholz, Millinery motor}, ; 9 lin dramatic scenes of great power, whether it be with a mob of thousands {of people skillfully handled or among the leading players in “close-ups.” The film play comes to the Eltinge for a week, beginning October 31. | A Hard Time Dance at the iOdd Fellows Hall given by the! Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday jRebeccah Lodge this evening.| night. 10c a dance. | All friends welcome. ed through |for best couple Bismarck last night en route to St.' Light refreshments. THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE CURTAINS. | Very attractive curtains can be! made for your pink bedroom by hem-| stitching white dimity with’ pink! threads and putting a picot edge on! in pink. i DRAMATIC SCENE IN SPECTACLE. STUFFED TOMATOES. | Stuff the tomatoes with chopped! tomate pulp and bread} and then bake them. They're} i Odd Fellows and Rebekahs of | Mandan, are giving a dance at! the Elks Hall, Friday night, Oct 28, 1921. Music by Mandan or. chestra. Will serve doughnuts and coffee 15c. Tickets sold by! Christ Martineson of Bismarck. Everybody welcome. | Dance at’ Baker’s Hall, every; Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday night. 10c¢ a dance. ° REBEKAH _ HARD TIME DANCE | I. 0. 0. F. HALL TONIGHT. || The famous film play, “The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse,” bounds RRR Dance at Baker’s Hali, every Music by “The Hurleys” Dancing Patterson’s Hall to- 3 night. 10c a dance. Cash prizes in costume. 119—3rd Street: eM en nr ona Deeeeetetietet tie ‘nian aot Nm une “nan ‘we eee | 'WEBB BROTHERS ESTABLISHED 1884 Suits - Divided into three under-priced groups: GROUP 1 $29.50 Suits of Tricotine and Velour, lined with fine quality lining. All sizes. GROUP 2 $49.50 | Included are! many new models. in such fine fabrics as Tricotine, Velour and Duvet de Laine in plain tailored and fur trimmed styles. GROUP 3 $59.50 A group of the higher-grade models in Duvet de Laine, Pioret Twill, and Luxuria Cloth. Many are trimmed with fine fur. Suits that were priced as high as $125.00. Coats ‘Two Groups of most unusual values. GROUP 2 $49.50 GROUP 1 $29.50 In this group are coats of Velours, Bo- A collection of high grade models of Bo- livias and Heavy Mixtures. All are this livia, Duvet de Laine, Vildyne and Mar- season’s styles and in self and fur trimmed ella. Most of them are richly embroidered models. or trimmed with luxurious fur. Dresses Three Large Groups of Ultra Fashionable Modes GROUP 1 | $15.00 A personal inspection is the only way you can distinguish their real value. Every model is per- fectly made of good quality Velour or Serge. Many are braid trimmed or embroidered. ’ GROUP :2 $29, 50 Silks, Serges and Tricotines of quality are em- ployed in the making of these chic new styles. All are high grade models reduced for this sale. To see them means a purchase. GROUP 3 $39.50 Style, Quality and Value are the leading features of this group. High grade dresses of Pioret Twill, Crepe, and Satin most handsomely beaded or em- broidered developed in the season’s most exclusive styles. PAGE FIVE Big Hallowe'en Party. Patterson’s ‘Hall, Saturday might, October 29th. Eats and dancing $1.00 per couple. Extra ladies 25c. A Hard Time Dance at the Odd Fellows Hall given by the Rebeccah Lodge this evening. All friends welcome. Cash prizes Dancing Patterson’s for best couple in costume. night. 10c¢ a dance. Light refreshments. Se re ee MOTHER! OPEN CHILD’S BOWELS WITH “CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP” ; Hall -to- Your little one will love the “ Millions of mothers keep “California taste of “€ alifornia Fig Syrup Fig Syrup” handy, ‘They know a ated, bilious. irritable, fever- ontul today: sa ck child ish, or full of cold. A teaspoonful Heather! beware never fails to cleanse the liver ant w. Ask your druggist for ulifornia-Fig Syrup” which for babies and children ted on bottle. Mother! lifornia” or you may bowels. In a few hours you see for yourself how thcroughly it works all the sour bile, and undigested food out of the bowels dyou ha 1 well, playful child again. genuine has dire of all age: You must get an imita i ni et NY woman who steps out into'the day’s activities in Oxfords such as these will be assured of a brisk, buoy- ant step. There is a world of style and comfort in their smart lasts, countless occasions that require their trig, stylish service. Kid, calfskin or patent leather bodies. In brown or black. $G75,to $00 Richmond’s Bootery 406 Main Eltinge Theatre _ Great Moments. in a Great Picture ; Marguerite turns from Laurier i For all that she knew her husband was deeply devoted, for all his distinction in Paris, Marguerite hed never loved him. But she had.kept resolutely her share of the bargain im matrimony her mts had arranged until one afternoon she visited the home of Marcelo Desnoyers, and then—but that is part of the story of Metro’ Rex Ingram Production THE FOUR HORSEMEN Of the Apocalypse- Adapted by June Mathis from Blasco Ibanez’s Novel All Next Week