The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 14, 1922, Page 5

FRIDAY, APRIL 14, 1922 Social and Mrs. Langer Is The annual meeting and election of officers of the Women’s Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church was held yesterday afternoon. Fol- lowing are the names of the, ladies elected ‘to offices of the- society: President—Mrs, William Langer. Vice-president—Mrs. H. L. Wheel- er. Recording Secretary—Mrs. Ralph Penner. ‘Corresponding Secretary'— Mrs. James Nebergall, ya vsurer—Mrs, J. J. MacLeod. ary of Literature Work— . Fred Hanson. 2 retai ‘y of Missionary Sewing— A. Thorberg. 2 e also mude for the Pres- yterial which will be held in ‘the church April 25 and 26. Miss Jennie Moore, missionary to the mountain- eers and Dr. Adelaide Woodard ot * India, medical missionary, will ap- pear on the programs of the meet- ings. Sunshine Club To Cheer Sick People The members of the Sunshine Club have been preparing Easter baskets with rabbits and filled with candy for the children who are confined in both hospitals. They are also arrang- ing for flowers which will be given to ll the wards in both hospitals. The Sunshine Club has been doing @ great aeal of Charity work and are now going to sell a quilt to help re- pienish their funds so that the work { of the club may be continued. The { quit 1g haud pieced and is on display at the Perry Furniture Company. The work of tne club is worthy of support and the members asked that people ot Bismarck help them to realize a neat sum from the sale of the quilt. MRS. BARTON HONOR GUEST Mrs, Allen Barton was the honor guest when Miss Marie Irish and uiis. J. G. Wallace entertained a number of friends at the home of 2 -Mrs. Wallace last cvening. The af- fair was in the nature ot a miscel- laneous shower. Whist was the di- version of the evening after which dainty refreshments were served. Prior to her marriage last Saturday, Mrs. Barton was Miss Fredda Hult- berg. \ ORGANIZE CLUB. A La Salle Efficiency club was or- ganized last night in the Commerciai club rooms by students of the busi- ness administration department of the la Salle Extension University. Of- ficers were selected as follows: Pres- ident, D. A. Baertsch; vice-president, . Johnson; secretary, A. J. ; treasurer, V. A. Yaeger. The ay will imeef, every{ second Fri- lay. GIVE BRIDGE PARTY Mr. and Mrs. George Ebert enter- tained at a bridge party last evening vA\ in honor of their house guest, E. D. Lundeen of Fergus Falls, Minn. Mrs. Frank Barnes and Mr. Carl Nelson won the, prizes for having the eH . highest scores ‘at the close of ‘f : evening’s playing. ENTERTAINS FOR MOTHER Mrs. George Leemhuis and Mrs. Arthur Bargen entertained in honor of Mrs. Ella Bergstrom of Personal Named President |“GOOD FRIDAY” OBSERVED IN BISMARCK TODAY WITH SERVICES AT CHURCHES Society and social duties generally were abandoned today in observance of Good Friday. Services were held in many of the churches and other serv- ices have ‘been announced for ‘this evening. Services were held at St. George's Episcopal church frem 12 o'clock noon until 3 o'clock P, M. Seven short ad- dresses given by the rector, Rev, T. ‘Dewhurst, and congregational sing- ing completed the services, Six voices will sing the Lamenta. tions at 8 o'clock at St, Mary's Cath- olic church this evening. The altar is unlighted and undecorated, making THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE The Lord’s Supper will be observed | at 8 o'clock at the Presbyterian church | this evening. Tose people intending; to unite with the church on Easter} have been asked to be present if pos-| sible. The sessjon will meet at 7:30! to receive into the fellowship of the! church those who may not be able to, be present at the Easter service | Services will be held at the First) Lutheran church tonight at 8 o'clock.) ! Everyone is invited to attend, All friends and members of the inl First Baptist church are asked to be| present for the special meeting andj program which will be held at the! these services very solemn. number of points of interest.on the Pacific coast, Hn route home they vis- ited in Montana and at other points. Mr. Whitney who is a Bismarck Ro- tarian affiliated with ‘the. Los Ange- les club while there and attended the annual North Dakota picnic in Los Angeles. RETURN TO HOME Miss Gladys Brittin of Grand Forks, who has been teaching school at Manhaven and Miss Isabelle Mur- ray of Cavalier, a teacher at Man- 1aven, who have been visiting Miss Margaret Waller here for a few days, left for their homes this morning. GIVE BRIDGE LUNCHEON Mrs. Carl Nelson and Mrs. Frank Barnes entertained at bridge ‘lunch- eon on Wednesday afternoon in honor of Mrs. E. D. Lundeen of Fergus Falls, Minn. Mrs. Jack Hebler won the high score and Mrs. Lundeen received a iovely guest's prize. PYTHIAN SISTERS MEET The Pythian Sisters held their reg- ular meeting at the K. of P. hall Jast evening. Initiation “was held after which the members played cards. Re- freshments were served at ‘the close of the evening. SPEND VACATOIN HERE Meyer and Robert Cohen arrived in Bismarck from Grand Forks, N. D., where they are attending the Univer- sity of North Dakota, to spend the Easter vacation with their father. POSTPONE DANCE. The dance to be given by the mem- bers of the Odd Fellows lodge at the Odd Fellows hall tomorrow night has been postponed. The dance will be the , College, held next Saturday night, April 22. VISITING HUSBAND HERE Mry. W. J. Dodsom and baby of Steele are visiting Mr. Dodson here over Sunday. Mr. Dddson is organiz- ing a Girl's and Boys’ band in Bis- marck. CALLED TO HOME Miss Ella Larson, teacher in the Will school was called to her home at Lake Park, Minn., yesterday, on ac- count of the serious illness of her niece. HERE FOR VACATION Everett LaFrance, student at the University of North Dakota, has re- turned from Grand Forks to spend Mrs.|the spring vacation at his home here. GUEST FROM COLLEGE Miss Margaret Fulton of Jamestown Jamestown, N. D., is the guest of Miss Catherine Deemy, at her home, during Easter vacation. RETURNS TO HOME James Murray, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fergus] A. R. Murray has returned from the RRR RRR RR eee church at 8 o'clock tonight. for her home at Regan where she will visit over Easter. 1s VISITING SISTER | Miss Marjorie Crommett of War- wick, N. D., is visiting in the city, a guest at the home of her sitser, Mrs. Walter Stratton. | | | | FORMER RESIDENT VISITS | ‘W. R. Weir of Fargo, a former resi- dent of Bismarck is returning to his home after a several days visit with friends here. TO VISIT RELATIVE Mrs. Hugo Helland will leave to- morrow evening for points in Minne-! sota where she will visit re’ atives over Easter. ' i { i LEAVE FOR HOME Miss Marjorie Cook and Miss Lena Neumeyer, of the city have left for! Dickinson ‘where they will visit at their home. | Boys’ Coverall. Sizes 2 to 8 years.. need right now. them with others. Merchandise FREE at this Store Saturday Crockery and Glassware Seasonable Goads @ Bight Prices We can save ‘you money on the goods you Customers of this store do not have to wait for close out sales, but can get season goods priced at a proper figure. Come in and look at the big new lines. Both the: merchandise and the prices will interest you. This is not a notice of a sale. It is merely calling your attention to a very important part in the every day ac- tivities of our st; ore, the store that saves you money when it means the most. Look over these bargains and compare HERE ON DUTIES Miss Eva Schmeirer of Ellendale, ay graduate nurse of the Bismarck hos-j pital, is in Bismarck on professional ; work. Screeeter? \ HERE FROM WILTON H Mr. and Mrs. Charles Howe and| family of Wilton are guests at the; home of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Arnot. | . VISITING FRIENDS HERE Dr. and Mrs. Nugent of Wilton spent yesterday in Bismarck shopping | and visiting friends here. i HERE ON BUSINESS J. F. Payne of La Moure and K.| Kaiser of Kintyre were business visit- ors in the city today. | Pacaaeh | VISITING RELATIVES | Mrs. L. C. Craven of Menoker is shopping and visiting relatives in the, city for a few days. \ ON BUSINHSS TRIP. a Judge H, A. Bronson, of the city, left this morning for Minneapolis, on a business trip. IS SHOPPING HERE ‘Mrs, C. Newman of Wilton spent yesterday in Bismarck on a shopping trip. ANNOUNCEMENT We wish to announce that we have just secured the services of a high class Chinese chef, com- ing direct from one of the largest and finest Oriental Hotels in Miami, Florida, where he did nothing but prepare Special Chi- nese dishes. Our chef is expert in preparing Fried Noodle Chow Main, Chop Suey, Yat Ko Main, and. other Chinese dishes, which straw hat free. Children’s hose. 8 pair for... 1 pair free. Children’s Bear Brand Hose. Per pair. ........+--- Renee Diese vauslele suieeare Ladies’ Hose. 8 ee ek or ee cata $1 .00 ; ‘ 1 pair free. . BPO Ms csobuantarierieese $1.00 ‘y pair free. Spring and Summer underwear, all at special prices. Curtain Scrim, new patterns. Per ‘yard 1 5 Cc Curtain rod free with every 10 yards. Coates crochet cotton. Per ball . Limit 6 balls to customer. Coates sewing cotton. Dozen All you want. Rag rugs FREE with every $5.00 purchase. This includes all sizes, Values 79¢ to $1.49. Decorated china, cup and saucer........ UA ia culese versal svsishe Water glasses. Each .........05 batch sain oniaiarsate estat \Glass Cream Pitcher .... Glass sugar bowl Glass Butter dishes ........... aes A ‘Oil cloth, fancy. Per yard Oil cloth, white. Per yard Remember you can buy Lady: Lois double strand hair nets here for only..... Loess House broon, regular value 65c. Our sale : You have got to be here early to get the large sizes. Bring. the children in Saturday and let us fit them with hats, dresses, coveralls, and suits. WELLWORTH STORE SMARCK, NORTH DAKOTA PAGE FIVE Falls, Minn, who is a guest at the| University of North Dakota, and will|Will be found on our menu here- home of her daughter. Following a] visit at the home of his parents. after, pleasant social evening a delicious Come in and try one of these Drug Store by the Ladies of the Aprons, Beautiful Handker-| fancy articles will be on salt to- Episcopal church. will become a regular sarin chiefs, Baby Hoods and other|morrow afternoon at Cowan’s lunch was served at a table decorated in the Easter colors. WILL GIVE CARD PARTY The members of the Catholic Girls ] Bismarck to do private nursing. Sodality announce that they will give a card party at St. Mary’s school in connection with the dance on Easter Mond: will furnish music for the dancing. Refreshments will be served. WHITNEYS RETURN Mr. and Mrs. Jack Whitney return- ed home today after a winter’s so- joura in California and other west- ern points. While enthusiastic about California as a playgnound, North. Dakota for a permanent home looks very good to them. The Whitneys had a very enjoyable time visiting a large} Bismarck hospital left this morning y, April 17. Wagner’s orchestra] sel Taylor of Sterling and George W. COMPLETES TRAINING Miss Hildegard Bauer of Zeeland has finished her training at the Bis- marck hospital and will remain in OUT OF TOWN VISITORS Harry Martenson of Menoken, Rus- ‘Harmon of Beach were out of town visitors in Bismarck today. VISIT IN HAZEN Mrs. Charles Lamb and her daugh- ter, Mrs, Theodore Pavlak, of the city, have left for Hazen, N. D., where they will visit over Easter. VISITS AT HOME Miss Elvira Blexrud, a nurse at the Don’t Fuss and Worry over. Your Easter Dinner 1 Avoid the exhausting, tedious work of ¥ preparing it. y ’ COME TO THE ANNEX. tron of the McKenzie dining special Chinese dishes, and we are Lani McKenzie Hotel. ‘ “In the beauty of the Lilies Christ was born across the sca.” —The Battle Hymn of the A iki The fragrant beauty, grace and all-round loveli- ness of Lilies typifies Easter time. More than ever the custorh is in vogue of using them with other flowers and plants on Easter Day. Leave your order early; the demand invariably is great, and we want to be able to supply you with exactly what you want. Whatever your floral requirements; whether merely a boutonniere for Easter morning, a.corsage bouquet for your lady fair, or a large assortment for the decoration of church or home, we shall take great pleasure in executing it. for over 30 years OPS er . Las nee oe a half for a quarter) SAME PRICE BAKING POWDER 5 Ounces for (More than a pound and USE LESS COTTE ao OSCAR Hi. WILE & CO. PIONEER GREENHOUSES Members: Florists Telegraph Delivery Ass'n. Greenhouse Entrance at Rear of 324, 4th St. Greenhouse Phone 784-W. We Deliver. than of higher-priced brands We are making special preparations for your Easter ‘ dinner. No expense or care will be overlooked in the most sanitary kitchen in the state to prepare a most enjoyable dinner, and at less expense to you than if pre- pared in your own home. Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded We will look after your work and your worry, even wash your dishes. : eo OPENING Why pay war prices? We beg to announce the opening of the Park-Art | Hair Shop. | Expert Operator for Marcel Waving, Shampooing, | | i EASTER DINNER 12 NOON TO 8 P. M. ANNEX CAFE Millions of pounds bought by the government Facial Massage and Manicuring. 9 Hoskins Bldg. Phone 408.