The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 3, 1923, Page 5

, MONDAY, DECEMBER, 3, 11923 She asked for 7 » Social and Personal Community Council | Holds Impo he} Meeting Saturday) The. regular monthly meeting of | sae Woman's Community Coufcil! vas held Saturday afternoon in the! Rest Room of the Masonic Temple. | After the business sion the meet- ing was addressed by the school nurse, Miss Esther Teichmann, who jtold the nceds of the school children, donations of clean white cloths, old sheets or pillow cases for use in emergency cases. She asked that donations be left at Will school. Much interest was shown in the talk given by Miss Hazel Niclson on “Iiteracy in Bismarck.” She urged the women to assist in seeking out illiterates and urged their attendance at the night school. Some places in the state have already gotten rid of all their illiterates, she said, because they have been taught. She illustrat- ed her talk with charts und maps. The council voted to advert*e for milk bids and to start distributicn of milk in the s¢hool Jan. 1. Kiwanis Club ‘Ladies Night’ The Kiwanis club will hold a “La- dics Night” Tuesday night at the McKenzic hotel, with dinner served at 7:30 p, m. The weekly luncheon of the club, which regularly is held on Monday, was postponed today be- cause of the arrangements for Tues- day evening's program. The program committee of the club is arranging | numerous surprises for the “Ladies Night” dinner and the dance that is to follow. LEAVES FOR WINTER Mrs. N, TE. Call left Sunday for Chicago, Hi., where she will spend Christmas with her son, Grant and will later join her son, Harry in Oak- land, Calif., for the latter part of the winter, Mrs. Call also expects to| visit in San Diego, Hollywood, and other points in southern California sbefore returning in the spring. DR. AND MRS. QUAIN DEPART Dr. and Mrs. E, P. Quain left this morning for Colorado Springs, Colo. Dr, Quain will raid a paper at the ting of the Western Surgical As- 35 ion and lead a discussion at } mecting. They expect to be gone ‘or about ten di 3 or two weeks. .** “© VISITS IN FARGO Miss* Dorothoy Blanding return- ed last evening from Fargo where she spent the week end with her mciher and Mrs. C. C. Spalding, formerly Miss Charlotte Thompson of Bismarck. RETURN FROM VISIT Dr. and Mrs. R. W. Henderson of Pereen Court returned Saturdav Crom Cedar Rapids, Ia., and points im South Dakota where they have veen visting for the past couple of weeks. VISITS AT HOME OF MRS. ODE M >hray of Medora with Mrs. Caar) E img for M 11 visit for GUEST OF MISS HANSON Miss Murrell Andrew of Walcott was the guest of Miss Bertha Han- son over Sunday after spending Thanksgiving in Turtle Lake with friends. WEEK END GUEST ‘Philip Mason an” daughter, Mrs. Frank Lafond and son, Daniel of Jamestown spent the weck end a3 guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Breen. ENTERTAIN AT DINNER Dr. and Mrs. E. P. Quain enter- tained the doctors of the Quain and Winter Coats Made inthe . Simple Wrap-Around Style When the principal style influ- ences of a season are Oriental, it ts to be expected that embroidery will be featured on costumes that follow the mode. It is to beautiful needlework that the dress of the East owes ‘its greatest charm, and since this beauty speaks a univer- sal language, the colors and designs of Persian and Chinese embroidery have been adapted by Western designers to the needs of American women and appear on hats, coats, suits, dresses and even lingerie. The term embroidery includes the use of braid on the new suits and coats since it is being used in in- | tricate and ornate designs that sim ulate an embroidered pattern. In the two coats shown in the picture there is an illustration of how ef. fectively a braided design may be sociation will meet in the nurses re- ception room tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock. There will be election of officers. All members are urged to be present, MOTHERS’ CLUB MEETS at the home of Mrs. W. E. Perry to- morrow afternoon, EASTERN STAR. The regular meeting of the East- ern Star will be held tomorrow even- ing at 7:30 o'clock at the Masonic Temple. f_cITY NEws ° Parents of Son born at the Bismarck hospital. Parents of Girl Parents of Daughter are the parents of a baby daughter born Sunday morning in St Alexius hospital. Bismarck Orlando Hrei~en, line ‘Ticdiman, Hebron, Dill Arnold. Wilton, Anna Geiszler, Fredonia, Ramstad clinic and their wives at dinner Saturday evening. 2 CURRENT EVENTS CLASS The Current Events c’ass of the B. and P, W. club will meet Wed- nesday evening at 7:30 o'clock at the dub roms. LEAVES FOR HOLIDAYS ‘Mrs. Geerge Allen, mother of E. J. Gobel left last night for Living- ston, Mont. to spend the holidays with her son, Charles L. Allen. PYTHIAN SISTERS The Pythian Sisters will hold their regular meeting tonight at K. P. hall at 8 o'clock. CONFINED TO HOME W. C. Bush has been confined to "his home for the past week ‘by ill- y ness. - Slaughter Sale on all winter hats. Do not wear your old winter hat, get a new one at your own price, ‘$1.95 and up. * You will find a nice new assortment of Christmas gifts. We will be‘pleased | | to have you call and look them: over. ‘ NIELSEN’S_ treatment. Methodist Bazaar d Supper. Methodist Ladies’ Aid hold their annual Bazaar and Supper in the church dining room— Tuesday, Dec. 4. Sale at 11 a. m. Supper at 6 p. m. — 50c-a plate. Roust Pork and Dressing ‘Mashed Potatoes ‘Sweet Potatoes Cabbage Salad Jellies Pickles Breat : Ice Cream By JULIA BOTTOMLEY ; The Mothers’. Social club will meet o--% Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Schirbeck of the city are the parents of a son Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Rhyner of Lehigh are the parents of a daugh- ter born at the Bismarck hospital. Alexius hospital for treame' Eslinger, Garris Douglas, oO bastian Mriedt, Center, Giffre, Strasburg. have been @ Tged from the dospital. Death Claims Mrs. Ellen Bowdish of Hazen, at 4:30 0% of par: She had been ill the hospital for about two weeks a result of a previous stroke. For about 19 years past made her home in the vicinity homesteaded, For several yeats pi she has resided in Hazen. Wis. Funeral services will be held W Melville H. Steiner of yesterday at a local hospital afte! ter, Grance Alice, 8. Funeral s vices will be held in the Presbyterian church Tue ternoon, and interment w place in a 1 cemetery. al AUCTION A parcel auction will held by members of the combined with a severely simple coat line to achieve a garment that is rich and gracefy! but not ex- treme. On the model at. the left braid in the evening. | Ymas: (@, 1923, Wente-a Newspaper Union.) Larson, Kulm, have been dischars ed from the hospital Shriners Coming Here i On their way to the Pacific Coast! 4/// for two important ceremonies, Conrad F. Dykman, imperial po-| téntate, A. A. O. N. M. S. and a parity of prominent shrine officia left St. Paul today in a special on the Northern Pacific ‘Railway. The installation of a new temp.e at Sacramento, California, and the dedication of a Shriner's Hospital for Crippled Children at Portland, Oregon, bring the prominent shrin- ers into the Northwest on their way to the coast.. The car will ar- rive there ait 10:54 tonight. St. Alexius Hospital Miss Lucille Ebeling, Menoken Mrs. Jacob Weszner, Fredonia, Emil Swanson, city, Miss Vero Higgins, Medina, Mrs. Ed Weigum, DANCING LESSONS Ballroom Class 8 to 9 p.m 5 MRS. R. W. F Private lessons. Mr.‘and Mrs. Myron Atkinson ital Driscoll, Ade- W. F.’Kempshall, Taylor, and An- drew Brekke, Lemmon, S. D., have entered the Bismarck hespital for Emil Elness, city. Miss Hulda Piletan, city, and Henry 'e Ask Any Victrola Home e e ore in: This Vicinity whether it hasn't been a happier home musically since it contains the world’s greatest musical instrument. Ask ‘a- ' bout our staff, our store, our stock and the quality of our service. The answers will show you what a great deal of en- joyment you can get out of a small investment when you own a Victrola,— the instrument which keeps on making you happier every time you bring home a new Victor record. We have a large stock of both. Come in and hear them together. 3 s HOSKINS - MEYER Exclusive Victor Dealers Golden Valley, Muster Ralph Jar- vis, Mandan and Mrs. P. J. Ken- nedy, Hebron, have entered the § H, Asher, Wibaux, Mont., Mrs. Ed} . Math E' erett | 1, Eugene Hoff, Master Se-| and aoe = _@ A.W. LUCAS CO.$ died at a local hospital this morning k as a result of a stroke has Hazen where she and her’ husband She leaves to mourn her loss a daughter, Mrs. Catherine Epper of Chicago, Ill., and a son, Wm. Bowdish of Walworth, nesday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the Presbyterian church of Hazen. f i Hazelton, 17-year old high school youth, died short illness due to appendititi Teaves to mourn his death his par- ents, a brother, , 15, and a lazelton from W. PARCEL and P. W. Club Tuesday, Dec. 4, at the club rooms, 8 o'clock Everybody invited, bring your Husband of the same color ax the coat ts and Friends, come have a used on the sleeves and in » band | good time. Refreshments about the skirt, This model also ait be ved shows a modification of the new | ¥! SEN CC : mandarin sleeve and a very smart | ——— ec way of employing fur trimming as . collars and cuffs. Th at the right has an all-over des of dull gold braided agains! an e-green material.” ‘The braid is manipulated | + to form a narrow hand about the 4 cuffs and at the hem of the skirt, | SHOPPING Both coats follow the straight line silhouette and are iiade in a DAYS simple wrap-around style fastening at the side with a single buckle or | BEFORE button. Phone 656 DO YOUR CHRISTMAS OPPING NOW is- j 72,| “Bismarck’s Busy Shopping Center” at as of ast ed- } ra be B. ale of Coats. Commencing Tomorrow Morning -GREAT PRICE REDUCTIONS : | Two Groups of Extra Values The Kind of Coats for NOW! With snow and cold weather here to stay for several months yc: 2eJ one of these real Winter Coats. Large, wrappy Fur Collars full of snugly comfort. Lined with lamb or chamois skin, they’re cold proof and wind proof. Take advantage of these great price reductions now, and save money on your Winter Coat. 2. FORMER PRICES OF COATS IN THIS GROUP $57.50 — $59.50 $62.50 YOUR CHOICE FOR THIS SALE FORMER PRICES OF COATS IN THIS GROUP $42.50 — $45.00 — $47.50 $49.50 — $52.50 YOUR CHOICE FOR THIS SALE 3950 $4750 , This is the Last Week of Our Annual Box Sale of Hosiery § Christmas Shopping is Great Fun. Fe Do it Now and Have it Done ¥.