The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 31, 1923, Page 5

SATURDAY, MARCH 31, 1923 THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE | Socialand | Set Date for Annual B.&P.W. Convention The the annual state convention of Business & Professional Wo- men's club will be held in James- May 11 and 12, according to public to- national town, an day announcement made Mrs will Forest, presi- attend the mecting and J. E, Campbell of Jamestown is man of the local committee. Hazel on, president of that the del- dent, Mr would probably be large be- of the nearness of the vention city, Last year the was represented by two members. Mary Atkinson Wins Place in Music At the Virginia test held at Peter S by the state fe the Hollins ‘eollere, pupil of Prof. K nion will meet Leisman of 615 'vesday April 3 at 4 ara Ankenmann Mrs. J. J. M. ess on young 3 p.m. will act pen- selections, and = Miss awford will give a piano solo, A good attendance is desired. Visitors welcome, USWORTH VISITING en ROTHER marek this morning to it with his broth- worth, while enroute to he will visit with nis ‘orth expects to move St. Paul in the near worth declares that husi- Order of ters Wednesday, April 4 at St. ‘s autitorium and gymnasium, Dancing will begin at 9 o'clock p. m. VISITING DAUGHTER, nk Brown of Seattle, Wash., nt t home of her dave morning on his w to his home in McKenzies AMON y and Mrs, hn Kraft of Turtle L: hertson of Towner. a CITY VISITORS nd of Hebron, were among the | city visitors hero today. Dr. returned ay after spending a short time here in con- neetion with public health business. FASTER GUESTS. che Houser. a teacher at} M e guests at the home cf Mr. and Mrs. Harry Slough over Easter. STER VACATION Vebb, Dakot», is spend- ‘on with her par- H. Webb. STOP OVER ON WAY HOME. Mrs. Mis Arena, stonned o1 te: Sib yon their MOVE INTO NEW HOME, y home. Mr. and Mrs, H. R. Topping ha taken an apartment in, Person Con 7 pect to he at home to thei friends after April 1, TEACHERS STOP OVER. Misses Norma and Alice Hanson and R. Carter, teachers of Wilton, | stepped over here todhy on their way home for Easter. P. E_O S'tSTERHOOD MEETS. T P.: BO. mat 2 acon ail meet Tow ne. SHOPPIN Miss Kathryn Mahonev and Miss | Ella Freeman of Underwood shopped | and visited here today, ND VISITING. SHOPPING HERE. Miss Edna Dahl of Carson and Miss Ada Goldberg, of Regan, shopped here today. Misses Rena Thompson, Irene Dahl, | tenchers of Elgin, | Mrs. A. Randal shopped and vi d here today. Mi and Mrs John Kraft of Turtle | Lake, and Mrs. . Gilbertson of Towa-j| er, were city callers today. Anderson Miss Irene left this morning to spend Easter with her, mother in Stanley. The McKenzie orchestra played at Menoken last evening. Miss Marv ped here today. The ‘American Legion Sous iliary will, give an Easter Tance Monday evening, Avr 2... Everyone invited. Ad- mission $1.50 “ner couple. Wagner’s Orchestra. Regy'’ar meetiny Rismarck Tadee No, &. A. F. & A. M. Monday evenine at 8.n, m. Wark ir the E. A. degree.’ viene Masons cordially in- Vi Wallen, of Hazen show | | Personal | to this con-j Seventh | MacLeod | Fred Hancon will | | regard to martia TELL HOW TO RAISE DOLLARS _evived here by he Mrs, Caroline S, Clark of couver, Wash, passed away at her home Wednesday at'the age of about seventy years according to. news re- iece, Mrs. B. E. thought, was Jones. Her death, i due to gradual decline resulting from old age. The remains were taken to Algona, Ia, for burial. Mrs. Receives Word of Aunt's Death® | Van-| chorus choir. a Special music at this service The young peaple will meet at the church for a sunrise prayer-meet- | ing at 6:30 A. M. after which they | will go to the Bismarck Hospital to |= sing, Buster Carols at the evening |Z service, A class of new members will be received into the church. A cordial invitation to all. nderson (left) and MIs, all of Atlant intended especial Flore: Dorothy ¢ Make Money, business to one in the home. ‘in beth Bell (right) toge:her with ; writing a book on “How to or girls who prefer a career in 2 DEAR, DEAR SALLY 1am whiting to because | know you of all my friends wil] be the one who can appreciate my feel- ings at this t.me. 1 spent the evening witi Bee the other night and she told me that you and your young husband seem o be perfect!y nappy. Of course I cannot understand your fetish which you call a nomic independence of wonien,” and 1 Was quite horri- fied when Bee told me that you in- tended to your position as pri- vate seer for Mr, Sampson, af- ter you were married, although your husband was pefectly. able to care for you adequately on his alary. Indeed, Sally dear, I think that Mr. Atherton is getting quite as much money as is Jack, and we are !not only planning on making quite ;a home, but of entertaining a little ap well. Bee tells me that you also were very unconventia] in your wedding arrangements. That with the ex- ception of herself, no one was pre ent at the ceremony, which was merely a civil service at the city hall immediately after the license had been obtained. 1 was quite surprised the o day to find that my young Alice, svemed to havel been v uted with the same radical idea in ge and married life. 1 am so very tired with all this hubub and bustle over my own mar- riage, that I am almost ready to sympathize with both of you. How- ever, you know mother, and you | knows he never would be happy un- 4 Vudent at the Pomp of her weddi | Houser of Nanoleon and | jess she made all Sharon society ik up and take notice of the marr of her oldest daughter, Besi 1 have heard many old married woman tell, wit! t joy of the Mother has ceased never to bewail the fact that her marriage was an elopement. 1 am going to tell you something, AN INTIMATE STORY OF INN EMOTIONS REVEALED IN PRIVATE. LETTERS Copyright 1925 -NEA SErVICe INC. , Spent up ! that, after all, I'am an old-fashioned | is the fact that I belong to John. Sally dear, that I have not dared to mention to anyone else. It does; John J. Huff of Reon, and seem rather incongruous to have 1 | =p 3 Bessie and Mabel A, Wilson of twenty r in Bismarck yes-) trousseau, among which there wedding are a number of things I knew I never 1 need as the wife of a compara- tively poor man, and then have to live on almost as little as I ‘had thousand dollar Baker’s Cocoa is the ideal drink Sor growing children Not only does its delicious flavor tnd croma cppeal to the palate but it supplies the body with a considercble cmount of pure, wholesome cnd nutritious food. Children, owing to their almost ceaseless activity, frequently’ require es. large an emount of nourish. ment as edults, and good. cocoa is a valu- able aid in the care- fully arranged dict. But its quality? must be good end no cocoa e00.v- 4.009.908 ‘can quite so well meet the requirements of dietitian, physician, purse ot house- heeper as,‘ BAKER'S,” MADE ONLY BY Water Bater 8 Co, sd {| Hartford Fire Insurance | Company. ERMOST, \ to that time as my per- very stubborn about : W income on me. I think to try us out he wan Some day perhaps 1 may be hock ing my rose point wedding veil (Mother says she sought it for me | that I t pass it on to my 'chil- dren and chii.ren’s children.) Pri- | vately, I think mother is starting in the ancestor business herself. You know John's family is strong in an- cestors and poor old dad would have to have a ton qf pig iron rampant as | part of his co of arms. I do not think he ever knew either his father | or mother. He was brought up in| an orphanage. \ Bee tells me that your married | life is to be as thoroughly modern as your wedd ng was, that.each one of you will put his share into the liv- ing expenses and each one of you will live the same life as you did be- fore except that you will have the joy of each others companionship and love. That sounds perfectly lovely in theory, Sally, but what if you should want to enjoy your husband's com- pany some ing at the theater and he should want to go and play poker with some of his friends, what would happen? It seems to me that right then and there would come a “rift in the lute.” Personally, 1 am inclined to think | bride. I just want to belong to John. 1 like to have him say, “We'll do so and so tomorrow or this evening or next week,” without waiting to ask me if IT would care to do it. Perhaps I'l change after I'm married, but now it seems as though the sweet. est reality that ever has come to me Let's keep up our correspondence, and compare notes after it will be great are not m ing. Lovingly yours, LESLIE. Fire Insurance NARA S something that nearly everyone needs but a knowledge of “how to pre-| vent fires” is as great a need. When you go to buy in- surance go where you can get every possible protec- tion from loss. Reliable Insurance as written by this agency of the Hartford Fire Insur-f; ance Company. will make good the loss that fire causes. ” When next you insure be sure you insure in the MURPHY “The Man Who Knows . Insurance.” Clark visited for a short Bismarck at one time. c Services for Ea man Easter sermon 9:30 A, M. All other services are conducted Bible "mn ome eR ! a ee time in a ee ah eee UNITY SOUTH SIDE Regular services 10:30 a. m. in German, pom Hing the Sunday se in English. The Bismarck truth Circle the Mission united together, charity Society needs always the help ef the friends on whose Heart the Lord is Jaying it, to send their worn: clothing an Ws ete, to the | M REL EVANGELICAL CHURCH \ hureh, Cor. 7th and Rosser St. C.F. Strutz, Pastor. Sunday. Ger- and The the English language. School at 10.45 A. M, follow- by interesting Easter exercises | program given by the of the Bible school. ion, north 16th St. or phone istian Endeavor meeting in] 5 | Anne Blocdau at vy. Alsbury moved to the Par- of Miss M. ; vonage last “Thursday, Prince of ing sermon: “The at-8 P.M. Ch uh Aisha Start Now Monday, Apri) 2, starts a new quarter in our Savings Department. Deposits made before the 10th of the month will draw interest as of April 1. If you have been contemplating starting a savings account and have gone no farther than the contemplation, now is the time to act. It isn’t necessary to wait until you have a large amount before you open an account. When you cash your pay check this month, take out whatever you can spare—if it is only one dollar—step down to the savings window and get a pass book. At the end of three months we will credit you with the in- terest that has accrued. The man who saves carries the stamp of stabil- He becomes a better citizen for Why don’t you try it? ity and purpose. the community. | 5 = The First National Bank i The Pioneer Bank ea eh ee ' (Qiiowies tre geweLen iy SISMARCK.N.DAK OAMONDS JEWELRY Ear. Drops A Glimpse of Spring Jewelry Ideas. A few new arrivals in fashionable ear drops with strings of beads to match nearly every pair. Our New line of beautiful Spanish back Combs has just arrived, they are different to anything shown here before. They are not the highly colored kind that are shown in the cheaper shops, but are the very newest Paris creations, and at prices within reach of all. F. A. Knowles Jeweler, Bismarck == AUTEN HR Eat More Wheat That is what we are doing. We also use pure wheat starch in all our collar work. It gives a better finish and makes collars, ete., more pliable than any other starch made. Of course-it costs more than other starch, but it is the BEST for the best kind of collar work. For perfect satisfaction send your col-: lars and other laundry here. Capital Laundry Co. ie Launderets and Dry oe Y Phone 684 PAGE FIVE é = = = = i HOME CRAFT WEEK | April 2nd to 7th The Original Better Homes Week Monday marks the start of the 17th Semi-Annual Home Craft Week. This is the event which marked the beginning of the effort to furnish American Homemakers with the best and most artistic home furnishings. It has furnished the inspiration for all the little Better Home Movements, but it is still the original and the biggest and the most interesting. Our part in this week is to show you the newest home furnishings, particularly window coverings since good decoration begins at the window. For example, we are featuring this season — Filet Grandee, the Aristocrat of Filets; Oxford Cross Nets, which make any room a sun parlor; Casement Lace, the la-t word in casement treatment. Ge sure to come in and see this display. New Styles in Window Clothes Fashion today demands a decorative touch in your cur- tains. Common sense demands that the curtain be highly transpar- ent; the curtain must be a veil- ing, not an obsev ing: fabric. These two uvements are ideally combineu in the mer- chandise we have selected for Home Craft: Week April 2nd to 7th All the newest and most de- lightful wmdow draperies are here for you to see and choose from. This is your week. Come ae CASEMENT LACE The last word in the English casement ‘ treat-, ; ment, for combined in this} | delightful curtaining is the! soft casement cloth effect i—plus the interest of de- | Sign and the transperency | { of a veiling. 1 i CROCHET TUSCAN | (Hand Finished) Here’s the latest devclo- ment of the genuine Qua. - er Tuscan Net which too« the decorators by storm a jSeason or so ago. '..1¢ _ virile masculine effec: of| and get the new ideas in win- ' the original Tuscans is still} | further emphasized b;:’ the dow coverings whether you are hand - crocheted effe. of ready for new drapries or not. | this new line. 5 4 \ We are showing an immense ' assortment of the very newest TUSCAN NET | Quaker nets by the yard. Also CURTAINS Swisses, Grenadines, Mune: This is the famous Tus- seites and Voiles. can Net made up for you | eat hoe all taaay for Sunfast Silk Overdrapery in hanging. Nowadays the Plain colors, also faneies, at wise woman buys her cur- 2.50 tain as she does her clothes, | “ready to wear.” ; 45 inch Kapock Guaranteed Sunfast Silk Drapery at from 3.00 to 4.50 FILET GRANDEE | # |The Aristocrat of Filets”) 27 inch Silk Overdrapings at © | Dignity and strength is’ ; 95¢ per yard. the keynote of this window % jeurtaining; it has thet Silk Brocades, _ Monastry aristocratic quality of, the! a old big-mech’ sott-yarn, ClOth Slip-cover Cloths and | Italian handmade filet-—the | Cretonnes. ‘most remarkable curtain-' ~ 4 . . ing ever produced by other Kirsch Curtain Rods and all than entire hand work. other accessories for dressing ot «Cu your windows. A. W. LUCAS C0. ——Bismarck’s Busy Shopping Center— rt