The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 21, 1923, Page 5

—_— ——— 1 -_—~ Se! FRIDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1923 Social and Personal Exodus of Teachers For Xmas Holidays Begins End of Week With the approach of Christmas a! number of the teachers in the Bis- marck high school and grade schools will leave for homes in various parts of the state and adjoining states to spend the holiday season, The Bis-! marck teachers will spend their va- cations in the following places, leav- ing this week: William Moore \ Marie Huber, Bismarck; Margaret Dinneen, Lyrdon, Wis.; Meria Mc- Grath, Bismarck; Rita Murphy, Bis- marck; Isabelle Campbell, Bismarck; Laura Lerum, Buxton; Edna Halver- son, Lisbon; Luella Hallberg, St. Cloud, Minn. Richholt School Leah Keniston, Bismarck; Sarah Morris, Bismarck;+Ethel McKee, Bis- marck; Ruth Rawley, Bismarck; Ruth Warburton, Bismarck; Ger- trude Evarts, Bismarck; Myrta Hal- iday, Devils Lake; Agnes Boyle, Bis- marek. Wachter School Joy Ellingson, Sharon; Ruth Hal- verson, Lisbon; Nora Link, Brins- made; Dora Wallen, — Bismarck; Louise Dobrinz, Mapleton. ' Will School Floy Vetter, Grace Hand, Valley Cit; Maxwell, Wilton; Sura Andrew, Bismarck; Ella Casselman, Bismarck; Bertha Hanson, Mayville; Anne Rodewald Weston, 3 Jennie Gilliland, Bi Ss. Teichmann, ma Taubert, High School W. F. Bublitz, 815-3rd St., Grand Forks; Mae Walker, L. €. Sorlien, Bode, Mlizabeth Jones, Bismarck; Robertson, 710-3rd St. N. ¥ No. Valley Towa; St. Lincoln, Bismarck; marek; Mr: Neb.; V. Mary Ramsdale, |. M. Edick, Bisma: lins, 4239 Grand Ave., Minneapo- inn.; E, T. Houser, Napoleon; arol McClure, Dickinson; Margery Morris, Ipswich, S. Dak.; Roy Neff, Bismarck; Dorothy Dakin, Bismarck. ». Fred Jones, son of Mr. and Mrs. 3. E. Jones, returned today from Madison, .Wis., where he has been attending the University of Wiscon- sin, Fred is a junior in the Com- merce school, ENTERTAL Thursday FRIENDS evening the pupils ‘of ethe Gidb’s Schoo] entertained their friends with an elaborate program of songs, recitations, readers, plays, and drills. In all thirty-three chil- dren took part. The selection of the songs etc. and rendering of them by the pupils displayed more than or- dinary ‘ability and ‘reflects decided credit on children and teachers alike. It req rooms to ‘hold’ the Vern Xmas \apdience, A package lunch was|careful attention will be given to served after the program at a cost | of 25 cents for each bag. The fund raised in this way was used in pay- ing the expenses'necessary to get up} the program etc. Women to Fight Rum-Running All ‘Over the World: Miss Anna A. Gordon, World and tional President of the Woman's Christ’an Temperance Union, today announced a series of fifty meetings | to be held in strategic cities near the} Canadian and Mexiean borders with the purpose of organizing the wo- men to work for better law enforce- ment, Senorita Alvaredo, president of the | Mexican W. C. T. U., and Mrs. rdon Wright, president of the Can- adian W. C. T. U. will co-operate through the World’s W. C. T. U. in an effort to stamp out rum running. Education along the lines of total abstinence, the enlistment of young people and a general drive for bet- ter law enforcement, will be the key- note of these border meetings, at which working programs will be launched. As a special feature of the W. C. T. U. Jubilee meeting to be held in Hillsboro, Ohio, December 23rd, at the Presbyterian church, the dele- gates and visitors will march as did the carly temperance crusaders in 3, following thé same line of inging the same hymns. 1 A. Gordon, World and National president of the W. C. T. U., will pay tribute to the cru- saders and speak on “The Call of the New Crusade,” making an appeal to patriotic women everywhere to work for better law enforcement. Mrs. Mary Harris Armor, “the ‘night from New York where he has hem, / . CALLED TO SEATTLE Mrs. C. E, Knudtson of this city left Wednesday for Seattle called by | the sudden illness of her mothe Mrs, A. Roseberg. A message receiv ed today stated that Mrs, Ronebere| passed away this morning Before her daughter reached Seattle. ~ ' VISITS HERE. Karl Peterson arrived Thursday | been spending the past year. Mr. Peterson will spend Christmas with relatives in the city and leaves shortly for Los Angeles, where hi home is now located. : MISS CASHEL GOES ON VISIT Miss Mary Cashel, social worker, will leave this evening for Winona, Minn, for several days visit with|} relatives. Before returning she will] @ go to Chicago, IIL, on a short busi- ness visit, 4 LIBRARIAN LEAVES FOR HOLI- Miss Co! of the State Historical leave Saturddy for Minn., to parents, TO VISIT FRI evening for Minneapolis, . spend the hol'days with friends and relatives. RECITAL Mrs, Genevieve Menard Hughes’ pupils will present a Christmas pro- gram tonight at 8 o'clock at the high school. An offering will be taken for charitable purposes. ¢ TO Roses Georgia Cyclone,” and Mrs. Sara Hoge, of Lincoln, Va., assistant re- cording secretary of the National W. C. T. U,, will give Jubilee mes- and Mrs. Frances W. Gra- m, of New York, National Director of Music, will lead the song services. Mrs. Marie T. Rives and Henry Thompson, children of the famous rusader, Mother Thompson, will be honored guests. Dr Howard Russell will speak. Miss Agnes E. Slack, honorary "| secretary of the World W. C. T. U. in a message received today from England, states that three addition- Wis. Beatrice /al countries have just formed W. C. 2163’ Dayton Ave., St. Paul, Mins | Pneanig Boman aad panes an a Wipperman, Hankinson; Helen| /ithuania, Esthonia and Latvia. For. ty-nine countries are now enrolled in the World's W. C: T. U. and their organizations are working unit- edly for world-wide prohibition. OBSERVE NEW YEAR CUSTOM Several ladies in Bismarck have indicated their wish to observe the old custom of New Year calls, In the early day in Bismarck this was a regular occurrence ‘and some of the pioneer women expect ‘to revive it. They ask that their friends revive the custom, LEAVES FOR COAST Miss Blanche. Allen,.who has been society editor of The Tribune for the past year and a- half left to- day for San - Diego, _Califor- nia, where she will spend the winter with, her mother, and sister. Miss Allen, during her service on The Tribune, has made a_ host of friends. Persons having social and personal items are requested to tele- phone The Tribuhe as formerly and with Flowers THE HOLIDAY BEAUTY BASKET. The Gift De Luxe. .We take pride in designing our Christmas Baskets un- , commonly well. For good cheer and ous basket containing either the poin- settia, pepper, or begonia, with suitable foliage is: the climax in holiday gift giving. You will like them. So will p your friends. Aas pokls Gas ‘Please shop early at. HOSKINS-M. good-will, a gorge- TO BE MARRIED A marrisge leense has been issued to Miss Mabel Luella Ac’ man and Fay H. Salter, of Menoken, They will resideon a farin, near Menoken after their marr’ HOME FROM -UN Charles Gobel,, Paul. William Nuessle heve arrived home from the University cf North Dakota to spend the holidays w'th their par- ents. IKE loving messen- gers of joy‘and gladness flowers and plants await your ot- derat your local flower shop. They will en- hance the season's pleasures wherever youth and beauty ather, at teas, dinners, aiaess And they will carry for you your Christmas and New Year’s greetings—bet- ‘ds and SING AT HOSPITAL q Members of the Thursday Musical] 4% club joined in singing sr hin wou eel Bismarck and St. Mexius hos ae) today. lowers may be delive within a few hours to any address in the United States or Canada by means of the Florists’ Telegraph Delivery Service. Ask us to tell you how it can be done, WILL’S 319—3rd St. Phone 754-W LEAVING FOR CHRIS spector, will leave the the week for Mott, N. Christmas with her HOME FOR HOLIDAYS Miss Vera Kangas returned lasv evening from the state university and will spend her vacation with friends in Bismarck. Jamestown col- 3 last night to with her parents. ; Louise Huber of lege, came in on Ni spend the holiday Herbert Zvorist returned last even- ing from the University of North Da- kota to spend the holidays with his | parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. Zvorist AAA TTT Ffoleproof [Jesiery Gift Hose FOLLOW FOOTSTEPS OF FASHION Hose of filmy silk have always been a favorite gift ;/and now that silk Hose come in bewitching shades with such pic- EYER | turesque names as sunset, Indian tan, rose beige, rosewood, | cinnamon, French fawn, they are more Christmasy than ever. Let Hosiery solve many of your gift problems. ; TRIB A. W. LUCAS CO. “Bismarck’s Busy Shopping Center” Evergreen Wreaths In a window tell that a home is Merry with Christmas planning. These are bright with gold sprays, red ribbon, ine © 3g Poin- pine coges and Poin. 25c¢ settas. Specidf.... Larger size 50c Big Red Candles Shed a cozy light on Christ- mas Eve and serve as orna- ments throughout the Holiday season.. 10c Banquet Candles in all colors 3e and 5¢ Friction Toys Large friction toys of differ. Special ent kinds. to close out touts nes AOC CHRISTMAS TREE TRIMMINGS Our showing is very complete to take care of the last min- ute rush. Candles too in all the colo: Novelty Handbags Two very special offerings in new and navel styles. See them in, our Gift Booth. $5 and $7.50 Corduroy Robes In all the pretty and appro- priate colors. a ‘$6. 75 Extra value. . Gift Blouses A big group of lovely Blouse: of. plain and $4 75 e printed silks... ROMPERS Of Crepe, Corduroy and Sateen $1.25 to $3.50 Silk Brassieres Lace and Silk in pretty styles tor all types of ST 50 figures Silk Kimonas $10 Skating Sets $5 Fancy Brushed Wool and Angora Sweaters ae U. BO HOB EH SPECIAL XMAS SALE ONE-THIRD OFF Oo Al DOLLS and TOYS Exceptionally fine line of Imported and Domestic n Dolls. BRESLOW DRUG STORE McKenzie Hotel Block, ¥ Main Street. NE WANT ADS BRING RESULTS i850: PE HE HB H 2 \ The ‘White Cross” Electric Luncheonette A complete luncheen can be made : these compact Electrical apparatus: und stew bakes, broils, fri fast cooks or The ideal gift’ for housewife or batchelor 1 these *Luncheonettes. special for Saturday and Monday Be sure to see tion. PAGE FIVE slow, HERE ARE SPECIALS for SATURDAY and MONDAY An Ideal Christmas Gift It toasts, four heat economical, aid, They're It} pnt and Inf . ‘ e and conveniently dis Special values in Women’s Handkerchiefs at 5e—10ce—1 SPECIAL GROUP OF Ra. kerchiefs and you can have all three for SPECIAL GROUP OFFER No.2 —Select any two 75¢ Women’s Handker- 95¢ chiefs and you can have both for SPECIAL GROUP OFFER N long, Colored Initials.” Box of Pure Linen Table Cloths ; Hemstitched, Ready For Use $1.25 3 for 65¢ These lovely linen cloths are a new importation and come in clever designs that are different from They’re any you've Each taking inventory. Christmas Slippers for Women and Misses Thi seen. 56 inches square. is a special table offering for Saturday and Monday and takes in a big line of pretty quilted Satins, kid and Comfy Felt Slippers in near] of each kind but nearly Your choice, a pai Not all sizes all sizes in the as: all colors. »rtment. Free- Holiday Special - Free Three Violin Lessons Free with every Violin outfit bought before the Holidays. MUSIC SHOP 214 Main St. id served conveniently with one of $ Our Handkerchief Gift Booth The Center of Attraction Anything your heart desires in new and pretty ¢ be found here, attractively handkerchiefs layed for quick selec- e—-50e OR No. 1—Select any three 35¢ Women’s Hand 3—Men’s White Handkerchiefs with new, §$ Beautifully Worked Models of Art Needlework Offered at Great Ptice-Reductions Just in Time For Chris’ xs These-are patterns of which we have no stam.pea pieces so we are closing them out below cost to us in order to make a complete clearance before Letter come in and investigate this announcement. ¢125 304 DEC 24 ire to 450 Bismarck. aving One Murphy Bed and Steel Kitchen in Every home. ..Saves two rooms. .3¢ also saves $500.00:° in cost of home; Os’