The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 19, 1923, Page 5

ivery MONDAY, MARCH 19, 1923 | | Socialiand | __ Personal 500 at Hope Ches' Drawing; Hebe Holds Lucky Name ut 50) people were present at Legion Saturvay at lv:ov y'ciock when Judge L. © Bruzell intreduced by Mrs, Anna Huser Seivig conducted the Grawing or tae wope chest with Major Harold Sorenson assist.ng. ‘The seventeenth name arawn, that | oi i, Mebert, was the winner of the Icautiiul chest and contents. | aAuair Was a luge success, & | large sum being rea.zea tor the be- | Linang ¢ AUAAUALY gion | Legion club hoase. The sucess | ar was lange'y due to the | x efforts of tue chairwomen | th nmittee in charge of the | sule of tckets which were as fol- | lows i aby Robid thi unt » Mrs, P Mrs, A.A. Jones, Mrs. Jessner Beek, . Mrs, John Hughes, Miss Margaret necop, Miss tle Paris, ana . Cherr © hall was appropriately decor- | Patrick colons, stream- | cf green and white, lending an artistic Louch, The Auxiliary plan | to make the filling and selling of a hope chest for the purpuse ef rais- | ing funds Jor the Legion club iouse | , for the boys who | ; their country during | reat War. H The Auxiliary and, committee members stated that they wished to thank Harry Pilmoor and the public | for their generous assistance and | co-operat.on during the drive for | fun ' Elliott-Topping . Mrs. Join in Marriage. , The marriage of Miss Eva E. El- liott, graduate nurse from the Bis- | arck hospital in 1920, and y RY x, highway engineer with the j Highway Commission, were | united in marriage in Minneapoli Minn, Mar Mrs. Topping was on private duty ! us a nurse in Bismarck for about a/ vear after graduating, and the same | length of time in Grand Forks. Topping was a graduate in the itment of civil engineering at cuse university, New York in! He was one of the star atl at the university, being a me: ber of the rowing crew, the footbati | team, and basketball team. He was | connected with the highway commis- | sion of the state of New York for} several years, but resigned at the | of the war to become an instructor in the artillery department | of the army at Fortress Monroe, | where he served as a first lieutenant. | Following the war he was connected with the district office of the high- ay commission at St. Paul, Minn., bout six months, but during the | past cighteen months has been lo cated in Bismarck. Both Mr. and Mrs. Topping have a wide circle of friends in Bismarck, | who will welcome them upon their | arrival in the city about April 1. 15 Couples Attend | Odd Fellows Dance! enty-five couples enjoyed the | ng party given by the Bi: arck Canton No. 5, I. O. O. F. P M. at their hall Saturday evening. The hall was beautifully decorated | . Patrick colo and an| display of the Canton was} arranged in the front of the. hall. Upon the arrival of the guests they were presented with caps of} St. Patrick colors. ‘The musicians were seated in an! enclosed place representing an old | sod shack. Old Irish dances were j a pleasing part of the program. A midnight lunch was served. This delightful affair was the last of t x pn. Give St. Patrick” - Bridge Party charming St Patrick evening was the card party given by and Mrs. W. C. Bush of 610 Fifth Street Saturday evening, when four tables of cards were layed. The honors were won by J. 1. Setser and Mrs. Forest Skinner. Large bouquets of sweet peas and_ rosebuds distributed about the Bush home lent an artis- tic touch to social affair. When the three course luncheon was served at 11 o’clock the St Patrick | colors used completed the artistic setting. GRAND MATRON!OF EASTERN STAR. Mrs, Blanche Whittemore, of Bow- man, grand matron of the Eastern Star, will make her official visit to the Bismarck. chapter Tuesday even- ing. Following the conferring’ of de- grees there will be a regular social hour. All visiting members in the city are cordially invited to attend the meeting. AMERICAN WAR MOTHERS MEET The regular monthly meeting of the American War Mothers will be held’ at American ‘Legion- hall Tuesday afternoon. Refreshments will be served at the conclusion of the meeting. All members are urged to be present. # AMONG CITY VISITORS. Fred Lilly of Minot, Mrs. J. Mowery of Glendive, Bruce G James Fajrchild of McKenzie, Thomas Leuis of Glendive, E. J, King, of Dev- ils Lake, Reuben E. Harper of Glen \Ullin, Harry Mortensoh and Ami Y. Lund ‘of Charlson, and Don \M donald of Glenvoe, were among the city visitors here today; : LEAVE FOR GRAND FORKS, Mr. and Mrs. Marshall. Pearce. and} daughter, Miss Jean, left today for Grand Forks, ‘where they will )make the cund for the budding | 4 | kimonos. | ed for business wear dnd it's re- With Any Old Frock And Deauville Scarf You Will Be In Style WEARING THE DEAUVILLE ARF IN A FEW, AMON » FASHIONS IN WHICH IT CAN BE DRAPED SO is Marian Hale i t distinctive novelty of of a good many sea- sons, in fact—is the colorful Deau- ville scarf. Deauville,. as you doubtless know, is the great French summer resort—one of the gayest, one of he most expensive, one of the! most fashionable in Europe. suggestions that may enable you to saev the old frock you'd intended to discard, evolving a snappy Eas- ter costume from it instead. by the purchase of a few yards, of ribbon and the expenditure of a little in genuity. To make the ribbon fichu Gower right) you need three yards’ of taf- easel It was at Deauville, you may re-! feta ribbon, preferably figured, member, that King Alfonso of| doubled over with a loop knot in Spain spent a lot of time last sea-| the very center dad then the son dancing with any number of| doubled pieces stitched t ge.her pretty girls, giving an expensive brooch to each of those he favored hus—making himself so popu! indeed, that this year his advisers said they’d rather he stayed at home—his cutting around had at- tracted a little too much attention. For Sports Wear he Deauville scarf first for half a yard, then knotted a One end is drawn through the loop knot and the other’s used to make the bow or knot that ties it. At the up ct hown an ad- justable dra ay be used about the hips, as you please. eg of neck or To make it, two pic Anyway, ribbon are mitered to make a co: wppeared this famed resor' ner—one piece about a yard long G. A. EASTON PASSES. originally intended for sports| with a double knot or loop in it Avi battonmoReRinigrelanenal wear. through which the other end, about] years, passed away at a local hospi- But it was too muchoof a success} three-fourths of a yard ,slips- tal yesterday about noon. Funeral to be limited, in its activities, to Fore and Ait : any time, place or style of frock. nd today it’s featured in connec- tion with evening gowns ,afternoon att.re, house dresses and even The upper right and lower are fore and aft views of the arrangement of the : pieces cf wide ribbon. are n It’s added pep and dash to the faggoting. The openi dull constuies women had accept- the pieces must be lu enough to slip casily over the head. Once on, the s@arf im be worn as a square or it can be pulled around go that peint comes down in fror with both shoulders and ithe bi adorned with the other points. The shoulder points ma lieved the deadly monotony of the collarless neckline. turally there are bound to be variations, so it isn’t surprising to find ribbon being used decoratively in a manner which the scarf plain- ne. together by double hemstitching or formed by be knotted or Celebrate 17th of Ireland With celebrated at tne McKenzie hot Saturday night w.th one of the mo: charming dinner da an affair, with speci son, Menues were enclosed dsomely decorated cases, A the dancing w room and lobby ated for the both being dees 0c toons from the carnations Musie was Kenzie fi ual carn used profusel furnished dy the piece orchestra, The Master William Grossman of cit: Robert Benton, from the Grove, Mr Skalsky of Blue irass have ente Dinner-Dance, ‘The “seventeenth of Ireland” was | ner was one of tie most elaborate ever served by the hotsh for such dishes for the | in of in the large dining sion with green | that I have done nothing but try on canopies over the winiows and fes- pillars, and green Me-! us : features were onitt«d ; wedding to the most splendid man in Feter Rosen cf Barnstad, and Christ oli st | ces ever given | there, W.th approximately 200 peo- | yle joining in the affair, including, : Mian y, Oueeot town wisiture cPRe Hain that grim old daddy of mine that | TO BEATRICE GRIMSHAW, |DEARE iT BEE: I got your letter this morning. | It I've got some of tat dogged stub= bornness of his in me, and PN starve before 1 ask him for a cent. Mother inists upon a big wedding, and she made dad promise to buy all the bridemaid’s gowns. You'll have to come home to have yours made, You will look lovely in pink chiffon gown with a gray ‘pice ture hat and an immense bouquet bf Cecil Brunner roses tied to a shep- herd’s crook, Each two of the other girls will be dressed: in different shades of orchid and blue. Privately, is sweet of you to write to me, for 1 ‘surely intgnded to tell you about my ‘erigagement the very first one of all, | jbut sinee I returned it seems to me jdresses, make myself the {of bridal showers, and, tite to Jack. ‘ Of course you understand that 1 want you to be maid-of-honor at my recipient course, of Ne for the evening. Interpellations of /all the world. Yes, Bee, dear, [ve |I would rather not have so much Irish dance music lent eolor to the |met him, and, best of all, he loves | money spent on the ceremony, 1 celsbrat on ‘ [me land asked me to be his wife, | would like to keep some of it for ERS eae NOR ; You remember how many times I{Jack and me and it makes me rage oo told you that my husband would be {more than’ anything when J | CITY NEW jiever six feet tall, well proportioned, [think that dad doesn't cure a snap i jwith brown eves and brown hair, a}about the money, but he thinks SaGER Teh whimsical smile and dazzling white ;will do us good to economize, Vm teeth, - Well, Bi ® |Alden Pre. ri {to marr: | of cour: sing to begin to save for my daugh s the binute they are born, They shall cach go to their husbands with n dot It is perfectly darling. that. is John the man I'm going When I went to Albang, expected my visit with | terrible gi aes CGH age |e b to fo to the St lexis hospital for take Nancy would ‘be full of the usual [John almost gar, Dad and Hebron, Mrs, Rudolph Dubs of New |! . teas, motor trips and flirta- | mother between them are giving me Y Mins Lila McKeen of the [tans but the second day Twas in- [three thousand dollars, which, of \ ton Bovsplluye of With, Mes. |tteduced to John and then it wall all fecurse, will have to go into” the Miss Minnie | ff #8 far as Twas concerned, It was |house furnishings, 1 don’t know Dahlen of |Y¢rY strange, for I had no more idea whether John has saved any money t Halliday, B. Cordon of the cit: | Wik of Golden Valley, Mrs. Lanz o Glen Ulin, Baby V Nuggle of Glen Ullin, discharged from the hospital. BISMARCK HOSPITAL F. Crum of Underwood, Roy Kunkel of Garri ra'ne Berg of the city, and Mi [Gertrude Wadnizak of Diskins d the B.smarek hospiti ent. Mrs. John Runtz Underwood, Mrs. John Jacobs Steele, Char tump of Mott, Mi Semrath of Hebron, of Hebron, Miss Otelia Doe! of Hazelton, Mrs, R. G. Parrot Pollock, S$. D., Mrs. F. Kuller I Judson, Master Raoy Kunkel af Ga (oh hospital Purchases Hous George The first as torney general, has purehas. through the Hedden agency a hon {being built by Wm, Weisenborn West Rosser st Mr. |family will move here shortly aft jthe first of the month. De, cluded. ANNOUNCE EIRTI Mr. and Mrs, M. Schmierer the city announce the birth of baby pital Sunda Wednesdays and Saturda (Card of Thanks wish to thank the We ma Dofothy McNally of Moffit, Mrs, W. N. Owen of Shields, Master Walter | Anas- | and) Mrs, | He seems Mike B. Thomas of Selz have been | MAtry’ Baby ‘on, Baby Lor- Albert rison have been discharged from the ant at- Thorpe's ngements have not yet been con- irl born at tie Bismarck hos- |g Dance at Patterson Hall ; {at that time that I would be married na month, puried, You ask me about Karl Whitne ‘o-|Poor Karl is taking it rather h to think that, as Tam ¢ A comparatively poor man, jLam not going to/be happy. dad might give me some least my dress allowance, ng an American father he in- sists that he shall free of all ss | financial y the moment (Eamon ever, when you see Jack, Bee, you will know that he is worth living on bread and cheese jund kisses, for fam going to show He hasn't if he has been in bit of sending other girls, as books, and us dinners and or not. the h ‘he did me, flowers . {buying them lusuri than that T would ve suppers and opera and theater seats. Come home soon as possible, ig the grandest time. y didn’t have a weddings: T wanted you to tell me al Now do you like the m Be sure and be hi dress that Karl Whit- me next week Tues- I'm keeping my costume from everybody, even Juck, who will be here for the party, and let me tell you, Bee, I am going to change my about it. {sho married? for the fane: Re of | —E———————EEE rr of of r- ed me on er ‘30% In Cash Prizes Will Be Given Away of | We are 0! a ny i For School Girls “ig $50.00 in Cash Prizes to school giris of Bismarck and vicinity for the Best Home Made Garment made from materials bought at our store and from a Pictorial Review Pattern. costume three times during the eve- ning, and I'm going to have a lot of fun. I must close now, deur, because I am going to call on some very pokey friends of dack’s mother, I am des- perutely afraid she is going to turn out the kind of mother-in-law the newshupers joke about. Will you please wire me when you are coming because TE have so many plans to talk over with you. Hee, dear, Iam the happiest girl in all the world, for Iam marrying jthe prince, dear, and going to live ‘happy. over after. Lovingly | LESLIE. { Will be with you on Saturday aight, Make arrangements come over to my house and tell me all about it. Am worried about & Don't think she is beginning marric lite right. BEE. Child’s Death Due to Spinal Menengitis Ottic Maric Huth old daughte Mr, | Richardton, away ing at 9 o'clock at a local hospita asa result of spinal miningitis, The rains will be taken to Richardton this afternoon for burial in the fi yily lot. | Many Pay Tribute to Mary Murphy A large present to cmblage of friends were | their last tribute to Miss Mary Murphy at the Pro-Ca- | thedral this morning at 9 o'clock | when funeral services were read by | Father Slag, Many beautiful flowers | The following tribute to Mary was written by F. X. Dempse: Again, Oh Gol, your angel death has plucked a lily fair. And le’t # Christian home bereft, but not in dark despair; Tiey'll meet their Mary bye and hen life’s short course is run, hey'll find her midst the virgin band up closest to your throne, Thy kindly face will be inclined to hear her childish prayer, SROs MR yt A. W. LUCAS CO. |; COUT TITTTMUTMILTUUMLLLLU L Ca LLTL Home Sewing Contest almost buried jthe funeral bier. | For those she loved fea ert be= TMMININUANAUIA NANA N A PAGE FIVE hind, that you willguide them theré. Toll on, toll on, oh funeral bells, your chimes, though sad aré sweet, Sleep on, sleep on, oh sainted soul; We part again to mect. LEATHER AND FUR A smart sport coat for spring: ts of blue leather, beited with a nm row leather belt, and collared and cuffed with gray fur. ffolepret ffesiery JUST IN Another large shipment of Full Fashioned Number at $2.00 pair. Black and Colors. our popular 115 4th St. 50 Is Worth Try- Read Particulars AA ing for. Girks: df Vou ane Ecntis With che Dade hes ee of the same St. George: meet Thurs home of Mr: Fourth Stre Episcopal guild will afternoon at the D. Belk on 719 te ukawen r guest at Mrs. Eric A. Thorberg, ne ed vice regent of the Chapter D. A. a party James Ni day. Members gf the chapter were pres- ent and the evening: pent in a social way at the conclusion of which the hostess served refreshments. The s to the state conference town, Mrs. G. W. Hanna : Mrs. Hugh McDonald of Valley City gave a report of the conference dyr- ing the evening. ONLY ONE ARREST week quiet in local el one arrest: being fay intoxention, The end Wi sr C, L, Hoverson, dir erans Bureau in Fa in Bism. NDS SUNDAY HERE. tor of the Vet- #0 spent Sunday B, & P. W. DINNER, Tomorrow evening, March 20th the Business and Professional Wome ‘8 club will have a get-together dinner \ at the McKenzie hotel. be served promptly at vations cannot be made March 20th. Dinner will 0. Reser- after noon ENTERTAINS AT DINNER. Zeph J. Hollenbeck entertained a group of boys at the Hollenbeck home at dinner Saturday evening Decorations were pleasingly carried out in St. Patrick colors, green car- nations forming a brilliant back- ground. TO ROTARY CONVENTION. “A large croup 6f local Rotarians will Jeave this evening on No. 4 for St. ‘Paul, Minn., to attend the ninth + annual Rotary convention in that city. COURT HOUSE CALLER. Oscar M. E. Erickson of Witton, was a court house caller today. ly inspired. only one point tied. ‘The clever] friends and neighbors for the kind- Save Your Frock girl can make her own adjust-] ness shown up and for the floral The photographs will give you} ments. offerings sent us, during the ill eee ness and death of our beloved) ‘, father. Fruit company has accepted a ST GEORGES GUILD boo arene lotion B. Bye. ry O. Vivian BLUE AND WH rt, white flan th a snappy, fr and white gingh felt hat complet The hat ing to loth turban avor and is trimmed with long, drooping feath-! sers, or even os bh Here’s the New Sheba Skirt os tE Garments will be el Jacket Is judged on economy of k of blue fs : A small white material, style, prac- Costume. ticability and neatness HAIRCLOTIL TURBAN n Smith. of workmanship. Prizes will be awarded for the most inexpensive, useful and neat garments, is retucn-— frequently The Prizes are as follows: First Prize - - - Second Prize - - - Third Prize 4 Prizes of $3.00 Each 4 Prizes of $2.00 Each a This is a contest which should in- terest every school girl— grade or high. It is -an opportunity to get a pretty, useful and right up-to-the- minute outfit—made by yourself for yourself. Or, if you prefgr you can make a dress, blouse ox wrap for your sister. Whatever you make is your own property. You simply bring the garment to our store to be dis- played and judged. oo . Your Chance to win a Prize Thee Vrominent ented to judge the entzies: People have cons iA AA MISS MARJORIE. MORRIS Teacher of Sevving on) Dumestic Science marck High School MRS. J. MOLLEUR Business College B)k., Bismarck _, in MRs. WM. LAIST 5C3 Fitth St., Bismarck Read Carefully Rules of Contest ; 1st -—All contestants must be sthool gir! ~~ public, private or parachial school 2nd—Contestants must use Pictorial Review Patterns bought at our store, 3rd—Contestants must use Pictorial Review Patterns sclected from our Spring Pattern Number, 4th—Contestants must use Yor this contest only such materials as have been purchased at our store. dth—-Suye the sales slips given at time of each purchase.’ Sales slip must be attached to the finished garment when sent in for judging. 6ih—Thé contestants will abide by rules of contest and @ccept the decision of the judges ag final. ‘ Fill out coupon below apd bring same to our Dress Goods Department and have same entered in contest. Contest Begins Monday, March 19, Ends,Saturday, April 14 Do not bring in any garments before Tuesday, April 10th. Entries AA of grade or high school elas in Mrs. Trusdale of Mott is the guest of Mrs, Harry Orr. For First Class Dry Clean ing. Call Capital Laundry Co. Phone 684. BEULAH COAL now $4.75 per ton delivered. The Wach- ter Transfer Co. Phone 62. — VICTROLAS Sold on easy payments. their future home. Mr. Pearce who was assistant manager of the locas £5 gy i y ’ Hoskins - Meyer Irene Butler of Chicago wearing the new “ventilated sheba skirt,” which she invented herself and which she believes will be all the rage. Ite main advantage, Irene points oyt, is that it takes only one pin to held it together. . This is the Time for Springtime Dressmaking Never before have we shown a bigger assort- ment of Spring Fabrics, nor a prettier lot. It seems that fabrics are getting prettier each year. Whether you desire fabrics of Silk, Wool or Cotton, we have them in the popular weaves 17 Cs and colors. Trimmings and laces too, in a big variety. In fact, everything you need for a frock, blouse, wrap or any. other style garment you will ‘find here. Join the contest. Go in to win, You'll do yourself a favor. close Saturday, April 14th. ry FLERE A. Ws LUCAS CO. Girls’ Home Sewing Contest y oN ae vp dole ses ge vee hs! » QWritename and address’ plainly.) “enter the Home Sewing Contest, my \\ aw (Name of garment.) and ee to abide by rules of contest and decision of ju su Signeds0is 63.0. ngs dese Entry No..’.....Date purchased. .. Pictorial Review Patt. No............Size... 04° %