The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 7, 1922, Page 5

& WED DAY, JUND 7, 1922. , > a Smart Looking . Capes $8.95 This collection consists of 12 very handsome capes. in wool velour, home spun and jersey. Colors: Copen, Tan and Brown. Very special values. Capes In This Offering 319.50 There are 25 garments in this assortment of coats and capes. All high class materials, Camels Hair, Duvet-de-laine and Tweeds. They’re very special at this price, of course. Frocks $4.98 You can never have too many Tub Frocks in hot weather. Ccme in and take your choice in this splendid offering of dresses» Lovely Tissue 2'- hams and voiles. Only about 25 in the lot, so come in the first thing in the morning and select yours. A.W. LUCAS COMPANY BISMARCK. - Social and Personal | Military Ball To Be Given By Company A Men A military ball will be given by Com- ‘pany A of the National Guard Thurs- day evening at Patterson hall. It will vitations will be sent out for the dance. ;Company A gives this as their last \big event before they leave for camp at Devils Lake, June 10, Preparations are under way to make the occasion ‘a gala night. The attractiveness of the ¢ programs have been greatly en- hanced by artistic and unique designs, ‘Twenty patrons and patroness of ;tho dance will include: Major and Mrs, Frank'Henry, Mr. and Mrs. George ‘Russ, Mr. and Mrs. Frayne Baker, Dr. and Mrs, Bodenstab, Dr. and Mrs. Strauss, Dr. and Mrs. Stackhouse, Dr. and Mrs, Quain, Mr. and Mrs. P. R. |Fields, Mr. and Mrs. George Mann, Mr. and Mrs, Fred Copelin, Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Clark, Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Knowles, Mr and Mrs. Frank Shepard, Mr, and Mrs, John Huyck, Dr. and Mrs. G. A. Rawlings, Mr. and Mrs. P. C, Remington. W. C. T. U. Have Varied Program The monthly meeting of the Wo- man’s Christian ‘temperance Union was held at the Metnodist church yesterday afternoon, with Mrs. F, L. watkins, presiding. 3 After tne business session an in- teresting program was given with Mrs. J. N. McCarter as leader. Mrs. C. W. Smith explained the origin of “Flower Mission ‘and Relief Work” which is one of the departments of the National W. C. T. U. Rev. H. C. Postlethwaite spoke a few words of commendation tor the entorcement officers of the state in the course of his address. Mrs, Sara Ankenman read a poem entitled “Gra- titude” and spoke words of apprecia- tion of the taithful service rendered to the union by Mrs. R. Mobley who was secretary for ten years and pre- sident of the union for the past year. Mrs. Mobley recently moved to Fargo. it was voted to present Mrs. Mobley with a gold “white ribbon bow pin” which is the badge of the union. Mrs. Ackerman sang a solo. Three girls, Misses Isabelle, Gordon, Ra- monica Underwood, and Carolyn Wil- jliams, sang two songs which were enjoyed by all present. The next reg- ular meeting of the union will be heid the first Tuesday in July. Reception for Mrs. Lynn Frazier A recepticn was given in honor of Mrs. Lynn J. Frazier and daughters, by Mrs. H. Landers, Mrs, Frank Mil- hollan, Mrs. Chester A. Marr, and Mrs. Charles Liessman at the home of Mrs. Liessman, ‘615 Seventh St. Ex-Governor Frazier and Mrs. Fra- zier and family motored down from their home at Hoople to attend the high school graduation exercises Their two daughters, Misses Unie Mae and Versie Fae Frazier were members of the graduating class. About 150 ladies of the city attended the reception in order to meet their old friends again. The house was decorated in green and white. SURPRISE PARTY Miss Eunice McQuillan, daughter of Mrs. J. G. McQuillan, 310 Seventh St., was given a complete surprise yesterday afternoon when 14 of her young friends called at her home during the afternoon and helped her zelebrate her 14th birthday. The young people had a fine time playing gemes in the early part of the after- noon. Light refreshments were serv- ed after the girls had presented their playmate with many beautiful, pres- ents. RETURN FROM CONVENTION Rev. C. W. Finwall, Rev. L. R. Johnson, and Rev. G. B. Newcomb re- turned yesterday from Grand Forks where they have been attending the Baptist state convention. Rev. New- comb is _a member of the convention board. They report a splendid ses- sion and predict a prosperous year for the churches. They were all dele- gates from the local church. MISSIONARY SOCIETY The Women’s missionary society of the Presbyterian church will meet for the last time this season at the manse on Thursday afternoon at 3 o’clock. An interesting program, “The Pathos and the Humor of a Missionary's Life” will be given. The women of the con- gregation are most cordially invited to attend. “MOTOR TO CITY Mrs. L. Minder, sister of Mrs. Lynn J. Frazier, of Hoople, who motored to! the city with the Fraziers to attend the high school graduation exercises spent the week end with Dr. and Mrs. Pasporett of Killdeer. Mrs. Frazier and children and Mrs. Pasporett left Monday for their home. ! RETREAT FOR SISTERS Rev. Father Weigand of Killdeer, N. D., is conducting the Retreat this week for the sisters of Saint Bene- dict and St. Mary’s school. The Retreat closes Friday morning. Several of the teachers of St. Mary's Cloud and other points in Minnesota. HONEYMOONERS STOP OVER. Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Henderson, who were recently married in Lawton, stopped over in Bismarck for several days before continuing on their way to Dunn Center, where they will visit with relatives. NEW HIGH SCHOOL TEACHER. Miss Helen Collins of Minneapolis, who has been visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Newcomb will |be an invitational affair, about 500 in-|#Ot- be hostess. |will leave Friday evening for Saint | THE BISMARCK .TRIBU: PAY VISIT TO DAUGHTER. Mrs. M, A. Lee and granddaughter, Miss June Crume left this morning for Glyndon Minn, where Mrs. W. M. Lee will visit her daujhter, Mrs. W. M. Crume for about a month, Miss June has been staying with her grandmoth- er this winter and attending the grade school. LADIES AID MEETS, The fourth division of the McCabe Mcthodist Ladies Aid will mect with Mrs, Ferril, 115 W. Thayer St., Thurs- day afternoon at 3 o'clock. All members are urged to be pres- The ladies of other divisions are invited to attend. TUESDAY BRIDGE CLUB Mrs.. J. I. Huyck entertained mem- bers of the Tuesday Bridge Club at her home, 402 Mandan Ave. yester- day afternoon. After a very pleas- ant afternoon the hostess served a luncheon to her guests. RETURNS FROM COLLEGE Miss Agnes Parsons, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Parsons, who has been attending the University of North Dakota for the past school year is expected home the latter part of the week for the summer vacation. MOTOR OVER F. F. Fullerton, Mrs. Robert Krause, Emma §. Church, Mrs, Jen- nie E. Nelson of "llendale, and Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Church of Fullerton stopped over in Bismarck today. They motored here from Killdcer. WEINER ROAST The intermediate class of St. Alexi- us hospital and their guests, the board of advisors enjoyed a weiner roast on the banks of the Missouri river yesterday evening. All the guests de- clared they had a fine time. RETURN ‘FROM. VISIT. Dr, and. Mrs; F. R. Smyth returned yesterday‘from St. Paul, where they have been’ visiting for several days, after attending the meeting of the State Medical association at James town, ‘VISIT SISTER, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Doh! of Fort Rice arrived yesterday for a visit with ‘with Mrs. N. Johnston, where they will visit for the remainder of the week. Mrs. Doh! is a sister of Mrs. Johnson, ; ATTENDS GRADUATION. Mrs. 'P, C. Remington and daughter, Mrs, L. A. Shipfer have gone to Shat- tuck, to attend the graduatjon exer. cises at the military school from which Paul Remington is graduating. BANKER ATTENDS BUSINESS. C. Connors of Roseglen, is spending several days in the city attending to matters of business. Mr. Connors is a banker, SPEND SUMMER AT LAKE. Mrs. C. E. Love left yesterday oven- ing for Big Lake, Minn., where she will spend the summer friends and relatives. FIRST LUTHERAN AID. Mrs. Carl Eliason and Mrs, Hans ‘Hanson Will entertain the Ladies Aid of the First Lutheran church Thurs- day afternoon at 3 o'clock. RANCHER GOES HOME Dr. Piatt Dunn, a rancher of near Shields, returned to his home. today after several days visit with rela- tives in the city. FX-SOLDIER HERE. Alvin Jirasek of Windsor, is spend- ing several days in the city while he is under medical treatment in the city. Mr, Jirasek ig an ex-soldier. MOVES INTO NEW HOME. Maurice W. Duffy is moving into the new home which he has purchased in the 600 block on Eight St. ‘RETURNS FROM VISIT. Miss Rose Sell who has been visit- ing in Steele for the past week has re- turned to the city. LADIES’ AID The Ladies’ A‘d of the First Bap- tist church will meet in the church parlors Thursday. ‘Mrs. Jacobson will SHOPPERS __ Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Bietz and Mrs. Allen of Linton, were shopping and visiting. in the city yesterday. FROM HAZEN. TC. (Nicklas, Fred Foss, and Miss Marie M. Arntz of Hazen, were vis- itors in the capital city today. CALL TO SHOP. Mr. and Mrs. Thompsoy of Napoleon, spent the day visiting friends and shopping in the city. pele VISITING HBRE. Mrs, J. W. Bagnall of Hensler fs shopping and visiting in the city. _A CALLER. A. B. Stratton of Regan, was a vis- itor in the capital city today. When YOU Were A Baby You had a Beautifal - Complexion ‘You can have it again with Kirk’s JAP ROSE, the soap that gives nature a chance to restore leave this evening for. Minneapolis. | Miss Collins will be one of the new teachers’ inthe ‘high: school:-this fall: visiting with | i VISITING HERE. © Rockford, visited ‘in the city’ seyers days this week. Mr. Wilson is mana- ger of the telephone system at New Rockford, SONG Nuss RAUB CALLER, Mrs. George J. Ranum of Raub, spent yesterday shopping and visiting in Bismarck. TO GROCER'S CONVENTION, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Duemeland have gone to Chicago to attend the grocers’ convention, VISIT CAPITAL CITY. Arthur Saeler and Fred F. Lay of Stanton, were visiting in the capital city today. FOR THE SUMMER. Mrs. A. Geunther left today for Her- tied, S. D., where she will spend the summer. VISIT FRIENDS, ‘Mr, and Mrs. W. H. Robinson spent Sunday visiting fricnds in Washburn. GOES TO ST. CLOUD. Ben Sinkler left this morning for a few days visit at St. Cloud, Minn. BALDWIN CALLERS Mr. and Mrs. M. ©. Satter of Bald- win visited with friends here today. CALL ON FRIENDS. Mr. and Mrs, Fred Weber of Flash- er, visited with friends here today. BUSINESS TRIP. S. 'M. Sterrett of Williston, made a business trip to Bismarck today. June Dress Sale 8th, 9th, and 10th. Just now the’ urgent need of cool wearing apparel asserts itself for summer ‘and ex- treme heat ig indeed ‘here. We are well prepared to meet the demands of our customers for new and attractive’ summer frocks. '"’ [ » We have just received a splen- did assortment of crepe-knit dresses combining all ‘the new- est shades and materials, For- mer values to $56.00, Thursday. Friday and Saturday, on special pale for $19.75. We are ‘also including in this June sale twelve, crisp gingham frocks, sizes 16 to 40. former values to $15.00... Thursday, Friday and Saturday special sale at $6.75. Don’t forget to ask to see our new, white silk sport skirts, very reasonably priced. ROI tiTTLe Broce 10(8)Stopo ‘But what mournfully, to have the: Mr, and Mrs, Henry Wilson of New | DELEGATE TO MBET. Mrs. M. Zinn of Roundup, Mont., who has been visiting at the home of Mrs. William Suckcw and other friends for the past ten days, left this morning for Fargo and Grand Forks and Cavalier. Mrs. Zinn is a delegate to the convention of the Women’s Mis. sionary society which is meeting at Cavalier, SURPRISE PARTY. A surpris party was given for Miss Mary Boehm yesterday evening at the home of Miss Victoria Kirk by the Sodality girls of St. Mary’s school. A aumber of Miss Boehm’s friends made her presents of various articles that will be useful. The party was a show- er, FOR THE SUMMER. Mrs, M. A. Hawk and daughter, Miss ‘aura left this morning for Ogilvie, Minn., where Miss Laura will spend she summer with her brother, Arthur SHOPPERS nahn et Mrs. J. McGogy and daughter of Ashley were shopping in the city yes-' terday. VISIT FRIENDS A, Mutchler of Wing visited with friends in Bismarck today. SHOPPER FROM HUFF. Mrs, George Markham of Huff, shop- ped in the city yesterday. GLEN ULLIN CALLER, E. A. Pettes of Glen Ullin transacted business here yesterday. BUSINESS VISITOR. F. J. Graham of Ellendale, transact. ed business here today. FROM WILTON Ted Henez of Wilton was a business visitor in the city today. A VISITOR ««“TEAOHERS. SHOP HERE Miss Marie Arntz, and Miss Frances Nicholas, teachers from: Hazen, stop- ped over in the city to shop today be- fore continuing on thejr way to Burn- stad where they will spend the sum- mer, EX-JUDGD CALLS Ex-Judge W. S. Lauder of Wahpe- ton was a business caller here to- day, CALLERS FROM WING Mr. and Mrs. George Ackerman of ‘Wing called here yesterday. RAUB VISITOR __N, E. Howes of Raub was a visitor in the city today. BUSINESS CALLER F, B. Zahn of Fargo was a business caller in the city yesterday. ‘Iee Cream made on the farm. F, Leutz of Hebron was a business | Friday at Schebler’s Dairy Farm. caller in the city today. |Sewing Circle Dance. ©, Hawk. Lhoraton i B, UTI ess5 Ce) re, A SS 4g Mima! Cracker -” pnichanloaeliccame eter Rabbit The happy box in which the ' PETER RABBIT Crackers are packed. A Burgess Bed-Time Story in every package “VERY mother and every kiddie is familiar witn the lovable little characters bedtime stories so charming. Grandfather Frog, Reddy Fox, Buster Bear, Peter Rabbit and the rest of the bunch who have such a jolly time together. : Now the Manchester Biscuit Company has baked a cracker called Peter Rabbit and put them up in a delightful little box. Peter Rabbits are delicious and appetizing. Baked into the shapes of the little animal characters. Good to serve at meals or whenever anyone's hungry. The that make Burgess’ children will just love them. So will the older folks. Look for the They're wonderiully good! Get some today from opie Sioux, your grocer, At Every Meal Cookie-Cakes and Crackers The Manchester Biscuit Company Sioux Falls, S, D. and Fargo, N. D. way that keeps C used to be rather a trial to go into the shops and see them—exquisite underthings of shim- mering silk and delicate lace. was the use, you asked yourself of getting the adorable things only m ruined the first time they were washed. Silk is perishable, unless it is properly cared for; carcless laundering will quickly ruin it. je the suds from a harsh soap or harsh soap ake can affect delicate colors, and coarsen fine Launder your silk underwear the gentle it looking new most charming things perfect, your very frilliest apple- blossom chemise, your nightdresses of corn and lotus pink. The Lux flakes whisk instantly into a creamy, bubbly lather that gently lifts the dirt out. Lux suds are just as delicate as the perishable color or fabric—they can’t injure anything that pure water alone won’t harm. The gentle Lux cleansing will keep your silk underthings fresh and new through innumerable textures. fray the tiny, silk threads. But with Lux it is so easy to keep your These silk manufacturers say: “Wash silks in Lux" VanRealteCo., Silt Underwear, Gloves, Hestery McCallum Hosiery Co., Silk Hestery Belding Bros. & Co., Silks Wa. Skinner & Sons, Satins Emery & Beers Co., Inc.,“‘Onys”’ Silk Hosiery H. R. Mallinson & Co., Silks Louis Roessel & Co., Inc., Silks Max Held, Inc., Forsythe Waists Rubbing will rough up and washings. Geta box today from your grocer, druggist or department store. Lever Bros. Co.,‘Cambridge, Mass.