The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 23, 1923, Page 5

= pa a ere FRIDAY, MARCH 238, 1923 Social and |. Personal Hiibbert-Fosteson Joined in Marriage by, Kev. Harriss A very pretty wedd ceremony was performed at the home of Dr. and Mrs, I. Styles Harriss, 125 West r St. at 8 o'clock this morn- ving March 23, 1923. The contract- ing parties were Arnold L. Fosteson or tismarck, but formerly of Cando, and Miss Nellie L. Hubbert rck. The groom was ac- nied by Clifton — Hubbert r of the charming bride, and je was accompanied by Mis aque: Contaul, The impressive ring ceremony of the Methodist Episcopal church was used. Rev, H. S Harriss officiated. Among the wedding party were Leonard H. Miller, Neil Churchill, Carrol Baker, and Mrs. William Bak- cr, mother o¢ the bride. ¢ bride wore a cr beautiful tan de chene gown trim- med with silk and carried a large Louquet of American Beauty roses. air rosteson for some time past has made his home in Bismarck being in the employe of The Bank of North Dakota. He is an exemplary young man. Mrs, Foteson has grown to charming womanhogd in Bismarck greatly admired by all who id the pleasure of her ac- ance, She was employed as a rapher at the capital in the office of the adjutant general, A‘ter the ceremony they took No. 2 for points East and after a brief honeymoon will make their home in Bismarek. Their many admiring friends wish them life’s highest, fullest and best. Young Couple Take Marriage Vows at Evangelical Manse The marriage of Miss Emma E. Smith, cCaughter of Mrs, Henry Smith of Gibbs township and Arthur Lfl Small, son of Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Small, took place this morning at ngelical par- trutz read the young couple were attended ind Mrs. Peter Jones of Men- rs, Jones being a sister of The bride wore a dark it and carried a bridal bouquet. After the wedding cere- mony an elaborate wedding break- fast was served at the Small home 12 miles south of town at 11 o'clock. Many beautiful flowers were -used for table decorations and in beau- tifving the hou the br traveling ‘Mrs. Small have a Koth Mr. and host of friends in’ this vieinity, where they have spent their live heth graduates of the local hisch : Mr. Small has a farm in Norton township where they will make their honie after spending a week in the Twin Cities. They will leave on No, 4 this evening. ° SURPRISE FOR MISS ALFSON. Following the meeting of the Luther Teague of the First Lutheran church last evening, the gathering was tur ed into a surprise party for Miss Alfhild Alfson, who is leaving in th near future ‘for Washington, D. to become a member of the office staff of Senator Lynn J, Frasier. The honor guest was presented with a beautiful handbag as a remembrance from her friends. A very pleasant social evening was enjoyed by the guests, SURPRISE CHOIR WITH LUNCH. Members of the Ladies Aid of Mc- Cabe Methodist church delightfully surprised the members of the choir at I last night for the musical ata to be given on Easter Sunday. serving lunch at the conclusion of rehearsal. The choir, with 18 voices, will present “The Resurrection Story.” by Carrie B, Adams, Easter -Sunday night. Ws the AMONG CITY CALL R. EK. Arnold of Steele, Jake Vall of Braddock, R, Shea, Olgo Torkelson, Lewis Torkelson, and Hans Sathern. all of Hazelton, F. A. Haase of Fargo, Mr. and Mrs. I. J. Berg of Driscoll, Tobias J, and Joe, 1. Bosch of Linton, J. Hartle, Harry Croy, and A. W. twright were among the sitors today. LOCAL GIRLS ON VARSITY Y. W. Miss Sylvia Sell of Bismargek was .named chairman of ‘the flower com- ‘mittee following the installation of officers af the University of North Dakota -Y. W. C. A. held Tuesday afternoon in the Women’s league rooms on the campus. SHOWER FOR BABY MARGARET Fifteen lady friends of Mrs. John G. Dixon gave a shower at her heme yesterday, evening for Baby Margarct. Many beautiful gifts were received at that time for the little girl. At 10 o'clock lunchean was served. CELEBRATE WEDDING ANNIVER- SARY. A number of friends surprised Mr. and Mrs. A, W. Snow of 431 Sixteenth street upon their arrival to help, the Lots—Big Bargain—Lots Here is a chance of a life time. ry Hurry. 1 am offering four lots about 4 stones threw from Col. Littles’ $75,000.00 mansion for about % of yalue. South frontage. Mrs and Mr. Home builder and MR CONTRACTOR, here. is a corner that will. carry~ three houses very nicely. On paving, Beat- tiful shrroundings. Excellen neighborhood. NOW LISTEN: FOR QUICK SALE all lots only 1475. Worth twice that amount f interested please make 4t snappy as -these ots will sell ke HOT CAKES. 4 See J. H. Holihan ‘314 Broadway. Box 211 Please don’t Phone. This ix my d 68,30) 1 a | LETTER FROM PRISCILLA BRAD- | FORD TO MRS. MARY AL- i DEN PRESCOTT | MY DEAR FRIEND: ; A you wished me, I have taken | very good care to anglyze the young woman who is going to marry your sen, Otherwise, I confess, she | would not have interested me much. She invited me to the Country Club ‘for tea; you remember I told you about the invitation in my last Jet- ter. Mary Alden went with me. Dear friend, I hope you will for- give me when I tell you that I am | very much worried about this mar- riage. I could see easily that John and this girl have nothing in common. She is very pretty and conscious ‘of it. She is quite clever and wants you to asknowle?ge it. She is rath- er rude and quite proud of it. She is very fond of beautiful clothes; those he was wearing were much too ‘fine for one in John's circumstances |—and I hate to tell you this— | while we were drinking our tea she jcalmly cpened a gold cigaret case. lighted and snioked a gold-tipped ‘cigarct which had her monogram on it. To say I was shocked would be putting it mildly, I wanted to ask her if she ever had smoked before | John. Surely, Mrs. Prescott, no man | would ask 2 woman to be his wife | whom he knew smoked cigarets, ; even in these lax days. While we were at the Country Club, a very good-looking young man came into the dining room and Leslie's young sister, Alice—who |also was smoking—beckoned him | over. | One could see that this man was | desperately in love with Miss Ham- ‘ilton. He never took his eyes off ‘her. Poor fool, she must ha’ en- couraged him much before. she turned him down for John. He ii | giving her a fancy dress party next veek, but neither of them saw fit to invite me. Perhaps it is to be so wild that they knew I would not ap- prove, { Dear Mrs, Prescott, 1 know you [will be grieved, if not heartbroken, jat this marriage. It is not at all | what you could have wished for your | beloved son. | Mary Alden sends her love to you and we will both go to the wedding. Jt is to be a grand affair—a great show of money. . Miss Hamilton is still indulging in an orgy of clothes buying; perhaps this is a good thing, as T learned in a roundabout way that she will. go {to John with only a modest check | from her father—enough perhaps to eclebrate their first wedding anniv Cards were played during the evening. sary. B. & P, W. FOOD SALE, : The B, & P. W. club will hold a food sale ut the Sorenson Hardware Co. on Main street tomorrow after- noon, March 24th. A few articles of fancy work ond Easter favors will be put on sale at this time. MRS, WHITTEMORE LEAVES Mrs. Blanche Whittemore of Bow- man worthy grand matron of the tastern Star left this morning for Jamestown to visit the Star in that city. RETURNS FROM CONFERENCE. Rev. E. F. Alfson returned yester- day from Minneapolis, Minn., where he has been attending a church con- ference during the past week. RETURNS HOME. Raymond Gilbert of Halstad, Minn., has left for his home after spending » few days with his brother-in-law, Bjorn Schee. SALVATION ARMY FOOD SALE The Salvation Army aid will hold focd and fancy work sale at Perry’ Furniture store, Saturday, March 31. MINISTER STOPS OVER. Rev, W, H. Welch of Cannon Bali, stopped over in the capital city today. J. M. Thompson, auctioneer from Wilton, was a city caller today. , Dr. T, S. Pryse of Dawson, was a city visitor today. For First Class Dry Clean- ing. Call Capital Laundry Co. Phone 684. | 1 | Sunday afternoon, let you feast with us. The greenhouses will inspection. the show.: HHL TR ! ey HOSKINS-MEYER | | Spring FLOWER SHOW \ Realizing that the wonderful display of Easter Plants in their riot of colors throughout the entire rainbow at our greenhouses if kept for our syes alone to feast on would be selfishness, we are going to PALM SUNDAY There will be no entrance fee. HOSKINS-MEYER buy a grand piano, but nothing more. You had better burn this letter a soon as you read it, for it would get me into dreadful trouble, and only my love for you and interest in John would induce me to be so contiden- tial. Sincerely yours, PRISCILLA BRADFORD. LETTER FROM MRS MARY AL- DEN PRESCOTT TO MISS LESLIE HAMILTON MY DEAR MISS HAMILTON: Although you have been so busy that you have had no time to wi to me, I am using the pri being the mother of the man you are going to marry to send you a letter of explanation anent the gilt which I am dispatching to you by express today. It is a first empire desk and has been in our family ever since Lafay ette brought it over as a gift to the wife of my great-grandfather. This désk always has been given since that time to the first daughter in the family, I, how having no daughter, am giving it to you and son. 3 supposed to be the best ex- ample of Napoleonic cabinet work. Indeed, it is said that the first poleon himself gave this desk to Lafayette. There is a tradition to the effect that there is a sceret drawer in it somewhere, but I never have been able to find it. You will see for yourself when you see the desk that there is a great deal of room that is unaccounted for, how to get into it is a mystery to me and I have spent haurs trying to solve it. I never felt justified, how- ever, in having the desk takey apart. T do not know whether your taste runs to antiques, but this is not‘ so very old, you know, not nearly as angient as some of the things that came over in the Mayflower that are in my home and which will be yours some day. I have received a letter from Miss Bradford in which she tells me that she has had a most charming visit with you. I hope that you like her as well as she scems to have liked you, for I know that Priscilla would like to be as great a friend to my ife as she is to him. I shall be in your town the morn- ing of the twen find a moment's in time to come with John during the day I shall be | as happy as it is posible for me to be on the day before the one when I shall be losing:my son forever. Yours very truly. MARY ALDEN PRESCOTT. CITY NEWS | —______—_--_ Undergoes Operation. M. D. Avery entered the Bismarck hospitul today to undergo a tonsi- lotomy operation. Revival Meetings Well Attended The annual Yevival mectings f the Evangelical church are being well attended, Rev. Guy A. Lewis of Me- Kenzie who is a: ting Rev. C. F. tz with them has proved very popular with his audiences. The male quartet will furnish music this evening. Bismarck Hospital. Robert Nelson RUB-NO-MORE WASHING POWDER SOFTEN Purlties, sterilizes and es soap! next be thrown open for your We are putting on | DYE STOCKINGS but | “first. If you can! | iY THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE Pneumonia Claims | OR SWEATER IN | DIAMOND DYES amond Dyes” add years of wear ed skfrts, waists, coats, cticckings, sweaters, coverings, hang- jings, draperies, everything. \ Every | package contains directions so sim- jie any woman can put new, rich, | adeless colors into her worn gar- leanor Me! way sterd y afternoon oc! wz with pneumonia for ‘ates, had resisted in Bi during the past two years, com | meuts or draperies even if she has nns made their home for 'never dyed before. Just buy Dia-|twentyfive years, She is surv ;mond D; no other kind—then ‘hildren, Mrs. R, E. Potte | your material will come out right, Krueger and Harry McG Bismarek, and Arthur MeGann, wh living in the west. Funeral services will be held morrow morning at the Pro-cathed | vecause Diamond Dyes are gGaran- weed not to streak, spot, fade, or run. 'Tell your druggist whether the ma- | terial you wish to dye is wool or jor whether is it linen, cotton | mixed goods. or cemetery, ‘Hanson of Valley City, Baby Grenz of Hazelton, Reuben and save money. icf Kulm, F. D. Woodworth of D a a Mrs. E. McGann} jann, age 64 sence ata local hospital after suf- only here from Fort Yatés where the Me- Burial will take place at St. Mary's Attend the White Goods) Sale at the Broadway Bazaar, ; ing | ois to- ral. | | Walter Purfeerst of New Salem, and| Dance at Patterson Hall FH, Walker of Almont, have entered] Wednesday and Saturday jthe Bismarck hospital for -treatment. | evenings, ; George Haugen of Bismarck, Harry Thompson of the city, Dorothy Roth of McKenzie, Miss Gertrude Wadnizak of Dickinson, Andrew Brekke of Le mon, 8. and Master Donald W son of Hebron, have been discharged | from the hospita’ Alexius Hospital. ant of Glen Ullin, M. L. A Thomas Welch sabell Flynn of the icity, Mrs, Belile of Sterling, and Miss Lena Litt of the ¢ have entered the St. Alexius hospital for treatment. M A. Hoffman and Mrs. F, C. Tousley of the Mrs. ‘al Hoerner of New Leipzig, Mrs. William Grossman of the city, Osea Fosberg of Wilton, Emil Privratslty of the ci Master Walter Inget of Wing, Mrs, Normal Finkel of Wishek, Mrs. A. Hostetler of Brisbane, Wil- liam ferson of the city, and Mas- ter Edgar Johnson ‘of Sterling, have been di ‘ged from the hospital. of the city | Sunday Criticism praoft “VAN DYKE” This hat will meet the conservative man more than half- way and still hold its own in any style argument, Kentia Palms $1.00 up. Easter Lilies, $1.25 up. Hyacinths 50c. Daffodils, Tulips, Hydrangeas, Roses, Etc | jg cost of Telegraphing. GORDON HAT at all good hat stores FIVE DOLLARS 319 3rd St. EASTER MILLINERY The choice of women who known style. Well dressed women who follow fashion to the finest details show keen interest in millinery bearing the Fiskhat label. They know it means “Style and Quality Assured.” We have an excellent showing of the new Fiskhats—as well as models of our‘ own design, You'll be pleased with the values. ’ Prices To Suit Everyone’s Pocket: Book. Just arrived, New ‘Waists—More will be arriving . daily. New Line of Silk underwear. Quality and low prices will be our advertisement. New Line of Sweaters for Ladies and _ Children Reasonably Priced * “WE WANT YOUR TRADE. _And Waist Shop Specials For Palm Place your Out-of-Town Flower: Orders for Easter with us at once, to save the! | Oscar H. Will & Co. Phone 784-W. Nielsen’s Millinery Lovely Spring Frocks “197° Tomorrow Only A special nurchase of beautiful silk frocks of the new Springt’me Crepe and flat Crepes in the most desirable spring colors, also the new printed silks. A wonderful collection of these youthful Frock models in most al! sizes. Remember, For Tomorrow Only at this amazing price. See some of these models displayed in our win- dow this evening. Stunning Hats _ for Saturday’s Se'ling ~ | | A éollection ‘of hats that will surprise you tomorrow red shape and » the Matron or the Miss. ’ Special Sale of Hand Bags and Vanity Boxes ] 50 2%” : 5” 5 vB) 95 re) Newest Spring Neckwear Is here in a big variety The immensely popular “Deauville Scarfs” in a big variety at from— 1.75 t 7.50 More new Lace Berthas just received. from— 1.50 to 7.50 The new sectional round collar tabs. Takes about 5 tabs to a collar. Price per tab— \ 15c 25c 35c Silk Hosiery at $9 00 Pair: Prices Black and all the wanted colors. . A.W.LUCAS CO. ——Bismarck’s Busy Shopping Center—— ° : y PAGE FIVE ame ee are HLA