The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 18, 1924, Page 5

«¢ Rotary Ladies To Have Round of ‘Entertainment Plans are “nearing completion for the entertainment of- the ladies: who will accompany the Rotarian déle- gates to the city next yeek. Com- mittees have been appointed by the Rotarians and there prontises to be something to occupy the full time the visiting ladies are in the city. Very elaborate plans are,being made for their entertainment while in the city. Approximately 200 visiting 1a- dies are. expected. A number of parties have been planned for. individual friends who will be guests of friends in the city. Dinner parties and luncheons will be given at @ number of homes in the city. Mrs. Henry Deumeland has been appointed gencral chairman. of ar- rangements and reception, Mrs. C. L. Young, chairman on entertainment, Mrs. F. A. Conklin, chairman of the Reception committee for the informal, tea to be given in the dining room of the McKenzie hotel on next Fri- day afternoon from 3 to 5 o'clock. This will be followed by a_ short Mrs. H, A, Brandes has amed as chairman of the transportation committee. A sight seeing trip is planned, if the weather will permit to the state penitentiary, 'Fort .Lincoln, across the bridge to Mandan and will in- clude the poitits of interest negr that city, including the Experimental Sta- tion, Industrial School. and Old Fort Abraham Lincoln. This trip is plan. neq for 10:15 Friday morning. The Rotary Ball and banquet to be given in the house chambers at the Capitol will be ~the big social event and will be held on Thursday evening. The banquet is in-charge of the Catholic Daughters of Ameri- ca and the decorations are nearly completed at the capitol for this big event. MUSIC CLUB MEETS The Thursday Musical Club met. yesterday at the home of Mrs. J. P. French. Mrs. R. A. Tracy gav: al aplendid report of the biennial con-| vention of Music Clubs and Music Festival held at Grand Forks April 8, 9, and 10, The program for the | afternoon was led by Mrs. J A. Dare) son. Piano—-“Valse de Concert”--La Borge .....8..0.06.- »Mrs. Bauer Vocaul—“Caro Mio Bien”---Samuels Mrs, Wingreene Piano—“Song of May”—Leone—Mrs. R. B Morris. .pNoeak—“All On An April Evening’—} yng: Homer, “Dawn” oc... Pearl Curran Mrs. ‘Tracy Vocal Duet-—“Love the Fair Dav’— Mabel Danieis. Mesdames Morris and Morris Voeal—“Oh, Bother Sang the Thrush” —Liza Lehmann. “April Laughter” ... Mrs. Schoelkopf Piano—“Love’s Greeting”... Elgar Mrs. M. Morris Vocal—“The Loss With the Delicate Air” see “Pve -Something . Bunning ) Spaulding, cee * Mesdames Barnes and Scothorr: Social and Personal SING THIS EVENING At the special services to be giv- en this evening at the Presbyterian church at 7:30 George Humphreys and Henry Halverson will be assisted in the singing of Stainer’s “Crucifi- xtion” by Mrs. Frank Barnes and Mrs. D. ©, Scothorm who will sing in several quartette numbers. HOME ON YACATION Miss Charlotte Logan has arrived from Grand Forks where she is at- tending the University, to, spend her Easter vacatiopi atthe home of her mother. Miss ain ~ visited wit! friends in Fargo en rogte home. ae RE-DECORATE SHOW ROOMS Workmen are’ busy in re-decorat: ing of the show room of the Lahr Motor Sales Co., corner of Fourth and Thayer Streets. ELKS MEETING Regular meeting ELKS to- night 8:30 p. m. Elks or- chestra promises some very fine music including Overture of Poet and Peasant. Easter Flowers by Wire to Everywrere.- We can still make deliveries in time’ for Easter. Just. phone us. Oscar H. Will & Co. Phone 781-W: 319-8rd St. Big Cantata, “Victory.” Sung by chorus of eighteen voices. Methodist church Sunday evening. Vocal—"Dawn on the Desert”—Ger-] trude Ross. AT HAZEL GROVE | Mrs. Larson Piano Duet—“Qui Vivi” Mesdames Morris -and Morris ‘At the conclusion of the progra the hostess served refreshments. Miss Madge Runey drove to Hazel Grove yesterday und visited at sev- eral schools en route, Miss Runey reports much more snow in that part of the county than here. She also encountered. some very bad roads. HOME FROM UNIVERSITY Miss Marion Staley and Miss Lu- cile Hall were among the students to arrive from the State University to spénd their vacation at the home of their parents. ‘VISITS RELATIVES Mr. and Mrs. H.R. Lubke and chil- dren. of Flasher have returned honie ufter visiting at the home of Mrs. Lubke’s sister, Mrs, Ralph Penner/} and family. a ° EASTER CANTATA - The choir of the Trinity English Lutheran church under the direction of L..C, Sorlien will give a concert and render the cantata, “Easter Joy” at the Trinity English Luthsran church this evening at 7:30. The PRIC 7 » Soe. ae Hishing ton’ COFFEE Has not been advanced YE! More economical than ever bud” of— will be carried with sma ored lining td: prevent hose. $7.50 ~ THESMART BAG As flat as an-.envelope, but a good deal more ¢a- pacious, are the “Under the Arm” Bags which $4.50 FOOTWEAR An extra feature for Easter selling is the New Patent pumps with Cuban heel and a Special light col- These are in‘all’ sizes and moderately. priced at THE BISMIAKUR TKS UNE Phe Tingle». |! TELEPHONE FROM JOHN ALDEN PRESCOTT TO LESLIE PRES- coTT Is that you Leslie? Yes, dear, what do you want? Thave just had a wire that Sydney Carton has been hurt in an automo- bile accident, and am leaving in ten minutes. How dreadful! badly he is hurt? No. Although he is still uncon. scious, they tell: me. How long will it take you to get Do you know how ff there? About two hours. Telephone me tonight. I shall be | Worried untit I hear from you. ! TM do so. Take care of yourself and remember I love you. Goodby, eslie. Telephone From Sally Ather- ton to Leslie Prescott Is that. you, Leslie? Yes, dear. It is Sally Atherton, visn’t it? Yes, £ Just arrived back at the office to find that Mr. Prescott hus been called away. .Do you know how long he is to remain? T haven't the slightest idea. friend, .Mr. Carton has been and they sent for John, Well, I called you up to let you know that I, too, am called away. Along with Mr. Prescott’s note to me, I a telegram from Jimmie Condon telling mg that my husband is.very ill, Iam leaving tonight for home, . Oh, I am so sorry, Sally. Is there anything I can do to help you? Can IT come down and take you to the train? No, that is not necessary, I am {leaving a note for Mr. Prescott, if His hurt ep ff ro do, young. perfections, Tailleurs. Made of French grosgrain and fitted with mirror and purse discolored | a Jarvaise Beauty Specialist Will be in charge of this sale. woman who is interested in her per- sonal appearance—who would keep that Girlish Charm of Loveliness— should consult this Jarvaise Beauty | Specialist and learn what these won- derful Jarvawe toilet requisites will Every woman should be inter- ested in the art of keeping or growing In a few days—a week—a month * or two—you will thank Jarvaise. This should be of interest to you 300 pairs Finest silk gloves. / Gauntlets. 16 Button Long Silk Gloves. Regular They are in the season’s most popular novelty styles, colors Mode, Beaver, Grey, Mastic—Black and White. “price $2.50 and up. shades. * . Regular Price $2.50, at.... A.W. LUCAS COMPANY Jos “Bismarck’s Busy Shopping Center” he should return before I do, and! you can explain the rest. j joodby, dear, I hope you will find your husband better. | Cablegram From Mrs. Joseph ’ | Graves, Hamilton to Leslie Prescottt Leaving on Muratania tomorrow. ! Hope yoy ‘can meet us in New York. | MOTHER. | Telephone From Ruth Elling- ton to Leslie Prescott Hello, Leslie. Is John out of town? Yes, dear. i Why didn't you tell me? Do you| want me to come over and stay with you? | I was just going to telephone you. | Jack only went about an hour ago. | How did you know he was gone? ify { telephoned the office as I wanted him to recommend torney, What is the trouble, Ruth? I have decided to get my divor Come on over and stay all night and we'll talk it all over. All right. Goodby. (Copyright, 1924, NEA Service, Inc.) E WANT ADS. | to me an at-| places the hat first in importance. That’s where the Lanpher, registers. New styles on review at all good hat stores Cook by Electricity. It is safer. HARRINGTON’S Barber Shop and Beauty Parlor IS A BUSY PLACE. High class work, in both departments, is the answer. Better make your appointments now for next week, for, the Rotaria TO 8:00 P. that inish Charm of -loveliness Every Remember, your skin is constantly changing. Each day old skin dies and new skin forms. new skin proper attention, you can vastly improve and enhance your complexion, preventing the reappear- ance of blemishes or any other im- By giving this SILK GLOVES $1.98 | Jarvaise Face Powder $1.00 One FREE selections. Fancy Silk Cutf are coming. PHONE 130W. This Face Powder Almond Night Cream ... Cleansing Cream . Lemon Cream ..... Massage Cream .... Jarvaise Cold Creams ‘50c One FREE | EASTER NECKWEAR TheEaster neck wear in “the beautiful soft colorings and soft silks combined with the wrinkle proof new i linings are just the thing to pep up your new Faster outfit. HAND ‘TAILORING We make suits in our own shops. $1.00 One FREE Airedale and Cameo. 176 pairs of Novelty Silk Gloves in the new "$1.75 Also the Phoenix Silk Hose the new shades at....... $1.85 in all Fe ee ke ot t X OE ee ee eR ne ee DRESS WELL AND SUCCEED Easter. Suits - Top Coats. Hart Schaffner & Marx EEE EEE EEE EEE T TET Tt You'll like the loungy English styles; the new colors; the fine imported weaves; the extreme values. They look better than the price because they are better. $30 - $40 | EASTER HATS ALL SHAPES ALL SHADES $4 to $7 EASTER SHIRTS NEW COLORS NEW PATTERNS $2 to $5 CLOTHIERS BISMARCK, ND Keep that Girlish Charm of Loveliness ““Everywoman” Should Attend © of Jarvaise Toilet Requisites You have seen lots of sales. You have bought many bargains. But—you have never attended a sale like this one—and perhaps you never will again — Think of buying a standard, world- famous line of toilet requisites—goods bearing ihe famous Jarvaise label—and the opportunity of securing two of your choice of any Jarvaise preparation for the price of one: This is a Golden Opportunity for. ‘the Woman who Cares « Don’t let this opportunity slin by. Buy for today—for temorrow—for the months to come. Cheose from this big, fresh array - of toilet requisites from one of the world’s’ most famous perfumers and beauty experts. Single and Double Compacts ) MANY GIFT PACKAG | Remember with. any Jarvaise article purchased at regular prices, we give you This offer lasts only during this special sale. This Sale Opens Saturday, April 19th, and continues al] next week. ist in charge. PHOENIX SILK HOSE They are better than ever—have. the new splicéd toe for long wear ‘and wide elastic top. Style No. 368 in the new light shades, Tan Bark, Beaver, . $1.50 Jarvaise w Jarvaise Cocoanut Oik : Cucumber Oc Astringent Creans’ 50c s75¢ One FREE} “One_FREE* $1.50 One FREE Shaving Creom airy rere Taleum Powder - Mollet Water -.-. 2.27. Pertum Compl Lilac Lip Stick .... Double Compact, ..--. Single Compact 4 A A os + biome Rouge, WMctal WOX acai > eee ea et Hi) jon Soap . tal of like value. Ld A Jarvaise Beauty Special- GLOVE SILK VESTS Snug fitting Vests of soft elastic closely woven glove silk, full length and well proportioned. Bodice shoulder style reinforced under the arm. Colors, Flesh, Peach and Orchid. At an Easter special price 7 $1.95 Bloomers to match Union Suits and Teddies onother You make your own MILLINERY Its an easy matter to select an Easter hat here that will harmon- ize with your new Suit or Coat. The cloche and Semi Poke styles in all the brilliant spring shades as _ favored by fashion are priced at’ $5.00 to $12.50