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

t * Social and Personal . Hallowe’en Bridge _ At Flaherty Home | Proves Delightful One of the ‘charming hallowe’en bridge parties’ of the season was that giver-by Mmes. W. A. Mrs, T. E. Flaherty, and L. ‘alconer, F.’ Béch- told at the home of Mrs. Flaherty 815 Second street yesterday after- noon. The seven bridge tables: were arranged about rooms decorated with an abundance of fall flowers and crapery effecting the black and gold cploring of the hallowe’en season. yOut-of-town guests attending were: *Mrs. B. C. Marks of Fargo, Mrs. Nor- man Gray of Two Harbors, Minn., and Mrs. Kupitz Anderson of Bell- ingham, Wash. Honors at cards were won by Mrs. J. B. Saylor and ~ Mrs. F, N. Orchard. e Assisting the hostesses during the afternoon were Mrs. J. B. Belk, Mrs. J.-H. Healow, and Mrs. Thomas For- tune. Musical Club Has Enjoyable Program ‘A well attended meeting of the Thursday Musical club,was held yes- terday' at the home of Mrs. J. C. Tay- Jor with Mrs, E, H. L, Vesperman as leader. The following numbers were . “Lullaby” ..-Kreisler Beethoven Piano—“Sonata” Mrs. John Hughes Vocal—"Elsa’s Dream” from “Lo- Wagner Duet—“Beautious Night” from “Tales of Hoffnian”..... Offenbach Mmes, Bafnes and Scothorn. Quartette—“The Brook’ Gretscher “Hark, Hark the Lark”...Schubert Mmes, Barnes, Bauer, Scothorn, Morris ; Piano—“Night’s Peace” . “why” Mrs. Rose Twilight Weaves” Lila dle tine sieytieibe goede e's Bethoven ~ Trio—‘When FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1928 mage sale Thursday and Friday, Oct. |# 25 and 26... k ATTEND REBEKAH MEETING Mrs. A. M. Packard, secretary to; the Rel who accompanied Mrs. Lenora Holmes, state president of the organisation to Dickinson this} week where they conducted a meet- ing has returned. Mrs. Holmes was the guest of Mrs. ckard while in the city. This morning she left for | Ryder to conduct another meeting. , RECEPTION FOR NURSES The Young People’s society. of th Evangesecal church ‘a receptio! to the members of the incoming stu- | dent nurses of the Bismarck) hospital’ at the Evangelical church last evening. Decorations | were carried out to represent Hallc- | we'en time. Songs and games were} the diversion of the evening. j NURSES MEET HERE ‘The Executive Board of the North Dakota State Nurses Association will hold its semi-annual business meet- ing in Bismarck on Saturday, Oct. | 27. The sessions will be held in the nurses reception room of the Bis- marck hospital. Eleven members of | the organization will attend. | FR. HEINZ CITY VISITOR Peter Heinz of Gutenberg, N. J. is the guest of his uncle, Father Heinz of Mohall. -Fathcr Heinz visited here teday after having returned only re- cently from Chicago, Ill., where he has spent his vacation visiting with relatives, LEAVE FOR OREGON Mr, and Mrs. Dean Smith and two daughters will leave tomorrow morn- ing by automobile for Neissa, Ore., where they will make their future home; They have resided in Bis-j marck for the°past ten years. , DELIVERS ADDRESS Miss Esther Teichmann, school nurse, who delivered an address at the institute for the Stark and Bill- ings county teachers on oral hygiené at Dickingon yesterday returned last night. ADVERTISING {LUB MEETS A maecting of the Bismarck Ad+ vertising club will be held this even- ing at 8 o'clock at the Association of Commerce rooms. MISS‘NETHERCUT RETURNS Mmes. Taylor and Larson, Miss Jones Chorus—“Spinning Song”....Wagner J The Club t ‘The next meeting of the club will be held at the home of Mrs, C, W. McGray. Surprise Party Is Enjoyable A delightful surprise party was staged at the home of O. B. Peter- “son, three miles north of Arnold, last’ evening in honor of Mr. Peter- son’s birthday. Mrs. Olaf Lundeen. was at tho head of the group which arranged the! surprise and in addi- friends men tion to many neighbors and a number of Bismarck busin were guests at the party. E. er of the B. F. Skeels electric shop took along a radio outfit and set it up, fine programs being picked up from Omaha, the Twin Cities and Dallas, Texas, and Carl Nelson of the No-thera Produce s.nt ice cream, delicigus lunch 2 d 1e r an joyed by at! present wale the p..ty @ real success. " \ after suffering for several months Miss Mary Bell Nethercut, assist- ant state librarian, has returned from Dickinson where she has been visiting libraries. BUSINESS CALLER John H. Ozmun of Wilton was o business caller here yesterday. CONFINED TO HOME Judge Fred Jansonius is confined to his home with a severe cold. Former Bismarck Resident Dies —— Dr, May Sanders, former resident of Bismarck and resident of Grand Forks for almost 20 years, died Sun- day at her*home in Mampta, Idaho, with Bright's disease. The body be.taken to La Plata, Mo., for bu With ‘her husband, Dr. Orr ders, Mrs. Sanders practiced opathy in Grand Forks for about 20 years. Dr. Orr Sanders died about three years ago after which his wife moved to Idaho, ny o— ieee ee OUTS | ° CITY NEWS STANDARD BEARERS MEET Cabe Methodist“ church will 7:30 o'clock. will assist the hostess. Cook as “Mrs. Rip Van Winkle” wil through Japan. ked to meet premptly-at the open: W ing. fi STANDARD OIL. CHANGES S. F. Hollingsworth, who has been duperintendent of the Standard Oil ‘Company distributing Mandan to become: manager at \ dan. ‘Mr. Loberg succeeds J. L. who will go to Bellingham, Wash., neaf where he will operaté a farm left him by a relative. ODD FELLOWS DANCE Bismarck Canton No. 5, I. 0. 0. F. will give the third danc day night. will be served. ROBERTS GUEST LEAVES Benton Warder, uncle of Mrs.'O. W. Roberts, who has been visiting at the Roberts home for thé past two weeks while hunting in this vicinity left last night for his home in Chi- ‘Mr. Warder has hunted here before ‘and finds the game so cago, Ill. e ie that he expects t» return agai t lext year. coast. county fifty years ago. ENTERTAINS AT ‘BRIDGE Mrs. Robert Welch of Mand: d friends at her hom esterday afternoon. Am ek’ ladies ‘attending ‘e-Richmond; Mrs. Ac J.-H ' _. Mrs. Richard Penwgrde! td), sioner, is confined to) his. home Viliness.. - #4 7 staat RUY ORO Phe stadia '0: The Standard: Bearers of the: Mc- meet with Miss Margaret Reynolds, 417 * Mandan avenue Saturday evening at Miss Marie Tollefson . Miss Grace take the members on a shopping tour All attending are station here, has been named manager, succeeding J. J. Loberg, who was transferred to P.M. of their series at Odd Fellows hall Corner of third and Main St., Satur- One of the features will be the dancing of the, old dances, polka, Mazurka and schottish as well as the modern dances. Refreshments 4€ PIONEER RETURNING TO WEST. J. J. Jackman of Hollywood, Calif., @ pioneer resident of Bismarck, who has been looking after business in- terests ‘here and calling upon’ old friends has left for his home on the Mr-dackman will be remem- ‘bered. as taking part in the organi- zation of Bismarck and Burleigh > Parents of Daughter. y Mr, and Mrs, 0. T. Boutrous of the city are the parents of a daughter born at the Bismarck hospital. Parents of Girl, Mr. and Mrs, Charles . Josephson of Wing, are the parents of a daugh- ter born at the Bismarck hospital. Announce Birth, Mr, and Mrs; Julius Jessel of 421 South Tenth street are the parents of a ‘daughter born at their home last evening. Oe fe it Form Law Partnership. W. L, Smith and C. A. Marr have formed a partnership for the prac- tice of law with offices in Bismarck and Lintén. Mr. Smith will have charge of the office in Bismarck and Mr. Marr of the one in Linton. Bismarck Hospital. Mrs. W. E. Snyder, Menoke J, O. Erickson, Hazen; E! e| Hazen; Gordon Larson, Wi ‘Mrs. John C. Taylor, Steele; Merle Steele, enter and W. F. Detrttg, New Sa- lem, have been admitted to the Bis- _.Charmeen Frocks: in a Special Selling Most wardrobes grow dress by dress. This’ is ‘an ®ccasion when at least oti¢ new Frock and maybe two will be added to that Fall and Winter sup- ply. These are Frocks that bgjong wherever there are other smart cos- tumes. Whether one is a.girl at school, a housewife or a'business womah this selling will mean a lot to her. There are Frocks for her here that every type can wear becomingly. Best of all, every one is a new model with every point of style that is best in street Froe! 3 now. oe “What more serviceable good-looking fabric than’ new-Charmeen? | And what more variety in style could one wish than to have coat Dresses, straight chemise Frocks and the low-waisted 1880 silfiouette type of Dress from which to choose? New bottle green, pheasant, Havana brown, black trimmed with royal blue, beige and mouse grey are just a few of the color from these. Every figure can be fitted in precisely the correct - marck hospital for treatment. John nger, Gladstone; Vernon Satter, Baldwin; Mrs. Ferdinand Rosenau, McClusky, and Mrs.. Chrfst Kramer, Wishek, have been discharged from the hospftal. - _ Biamarck’ Hospital. Master Kenneth Stephen, Garrison; Coleharbor; Regan; 3; Mrs. 8. W. Stokely, Driscoll; me Oliva Anderson, Sidney, Mont,; --| Master larence ‘Swenson,. Werner, and Eunice Carlson, Mandan, have. en- tered’ the Bismarck hospital . for treatment. Ella Bruns, Hazen, and Sidney Cohen, Mandan, have been discharged from the hospital. _ MEDIUM BROWN HAIR looks best.-of all. after a Golden Glin! Shampoo, j Opening of tall classes in painting, Phene 920M 113 painting. Phone Thayer St. : eA For Mi Bargains visit. the Millinery surprises. se; x ve : : : t 4 ‘Busy Fingers Pass Pleasant Hours and Anticipate Christmas With the children packed off to school: what . delightful hours are in store for mother. She scents already the wearisome hustle | and bustle of the Christmas holidays and wisely takes time now to enjoy planning attractive afl useful gifts. Our Art Department is,full of ideas’ and suggestions such as dainty aprons, guests towels, elaborate luncheon sets and innumerable alluring things to suit all ages and needs. Everything planned ‘and stamped for you in complete sets at moderate prices. Cloth SKIRTS Interestingly Plaited These skirts are ready for sports, for business, for dress. Their trim lines are enhanced by insets of plaiting at either “gide. Their fabrics, rightly so since these Skirts are: to, accom- pany. smart blouses, are very un- usual; plaided, checked or of one solid, new, color. CORSETS Comfy, New Models - Just. how comfortable the ‘cor- rect Corset can be will soon be learned when a model is chosen size and type. Many new and satisfactory designs. “Gossard” Front Lace, ‘“Mod- art”. Front Lace, and “Thomp- son’s Glove- Fitting” Corsets also: Scott’s Clasp-around Gir- x dies; Your choice of any of # ~ these splendid makes at plush. -, Munsing 9 ’, Silk Top Unions»: . All:the effect. of sil. underwear ins at but part of.the price. These ” come in white and flegh. As- sorted styles and nearly all sizes. el attractive, comfortalilp always. One Blouse Of good heavy outing e sizes from-4 to 12 years. price is less than you can ethem for. © ax! “that Meet Dress Needs Fashion outdoes herself in her gift of Hats this season. In her Chapeaux for all occasions what an,attractive medley of fabrics, new: colors, clever trimmings. These for dress show a very : gratifying variety of shapes in # -....., panne velvet, sqtin and hatter’s WINDOWS Need New, Dressing Now housecleaning - time when - eras: freshened isn’t it remark- show rooms are brightened? Think what entirely new Cur- taining will do for your home. New. chintz,. linen and terry’ » hangings for‘ bedrooms; velpity, velvet and taffeta Drap- a: for the entertaining rooms n}are on Se tist here. é’ Curtain ‘Ds can. Aolve.every window problem ‘house ‘could ibly have. Several: model « ‘ways on display for the inspec- . tion ‘of customers, i “BISMARCK’S BUSY SHOPPING CENTER” Are You Prepare to Meet Winter? bring with them a breath of approaching winter and a realization of the need of warm clothing. There are. Wraps and Dresses and. Hats and‘Scarfs and half a thousand other things to be purchased for your young daughter and yourself before This month will:surely be a busy one but. this Store is fully prepared to make shopping easy. The snappy days of Fall the first snow storm. Topcoats to take with One for Pleasure A Topcoat is just the thing for the football season. Then there are hikes, and beef steak fries, and motor rides which really demand one -of these Coats, Some of the fabrics used hail straight from Scotland and one realizes from the touch of them how nice and woolly they are. Coats that are Serviceable and Attractive - Every smartly-dressed woman finds it’s desirable te be able to slip into an attractive cloth Coat when it’s stormy ‘weather or shopping day. These Coats with their soft colors and rich pile fabrics are very becoming as well as serviceable: Dressing up time. Bob’s and Mary’s mother should see these | before first cold winds, begin:.to nip. , Winter Coats:-at: from $7.50 to Woolen Sports Hose at 75c to on that day. Bring the ehildren in. v HATS \ ‘ cf HOSE Famed for Smart Colony ‘ Hose that best perform . their’ fashion duties are colored to, blend with new costumes. These show all the newest greys, tans and browns, and are of splendid quality. poe $5.00 $2.50 are wgshed and Drap- Perky ‘ HANDKERCHIEFS A perfect horde of Hankies should be everyone’s possession. Always needed. no one has too many. Exquisitely embroidered ones of fine linen or swiss. Dain- ty trifles of silk colored squares - with just a hint.of design. A wondetfMl assortment ‘to select , 25 to $1.00 : Of course, we also have all kinds of plain handkerchiefs for men, women and children. roffly Curtains for the ery Section dows are al- 5 Blankets os The Little Folk of Every Family . These precious little people who go to school, who play so hard, who just mean so much all around—must have new clothes, warm clothes, for Jack Frost time. - are splendid wearables for chubby little girls’ and boys’ playtime indoors, their games outdoors, school and dress- Every coat, dress, suit or piece of underwear has been made for real comfort, real service and real good looks. Hats to Match the Coat $1.75 and $2.00. Corduroy Rompers, sizes 2 to 6 at 23.50. Knit Caps at from 50c to $1.00. Remember! Saturday is Children’s Day In the Store. Everything has been arranged to make it expecially pleasant and easy to shop - A Sweater _ Suggestion There's no friend like a sweater. New silk ones are in blouse effect wie full sleeves ending in tight cuffs. One of them will be fine for the football games you're going to and perfect for dress, also. It fnay be richly embroidered and of ” a brand new, gay color. o Smart Neckwear Wins Many a Frock Success In this day of the lace-trimmed * dress, how nice it is to rip one collar off and have another fresh to slip on. Frills, tailored bits of daintiness, straight collars and | round ones. Have you been intro- duced to them all? Indeed, they have powets to transform a frock trom tailored type to afternoon dress, and vice versa. 75c to $3.00 These things now ' $12.50. $1.35. For Trimness Underneath SILK BLOOMERS Slender street frocks almost de>: : mand the trimness of silk bloom- ers. Besides’ this usefulness, they are tremendously comfort- able. They let one really walk. Bloomers make petticoats un- necessary in many cases and are especially practical in such dark colors as these have. The silk in them is a firm lasting kind. $3.95 JEWELRY for Social Evenings Accessories’ for evening are gay,.:5: sparkling things, long necklaces of one-color beads, novelty -:. bracelets, fancy eardrops, pearl ' necklaces and lovely combs. They'll enrich a dancer’s or ‘{i diner’s costume. =.” rues Novelty Necklaces 75¢ to $8.00." |’ Many Bracelets 75¢ to. q