The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 11, 1924, Page 5

et FRIDAY, JULY 11, -1924 yo Ly Social Ia: ue and Personal : Mra. Robertson Honor Guest At. ' “Party Friday Mrs.: Fred Page was hostess yes- terday evening honoring Mrs. C. L. Robertsen, who is leaving soon to make herhome in Jamestown, at & handkeroHfief shower and bridge par- ty. Pinksweet peas ‘and pink can- dles formed a pretty setting for the event. iThere were guests for three tables ‘of bridge, Mrs. S. E.- Paine winning the high score. Dainty re- freshnients were served following the games. Mrs. Emily Urban and daughter, Miss Elva Urban were out- of-town guests. Tomorrow evening a dinner party with Mntand Mrs. Robertson as the honoradbguests, will, be given at the home of: ‘Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Ward. J amestown Girls Are Entertained Miss.Lbuise Huber was hostess last eveningyat a delightful bridge party given inihonor of Miss Anna Procter of Jamestown; the house. guest of the Ri. Best family, and of Miss Margatet Bigelow also of Jamestown, but whovhas recently accepted a posi- tion wit the Federal government in the department of Animal Industry. Three tdbles of bridge were at play, the honors being won’ by’ Miss Francis Wanner and Miss’ Lucille Hall. Dainty refreshments were served at the close of the games. aE = “VISIT HERE W. E. Cole have as their, guests for a week or ten days, Mr. pd Mrs, R. Gustavison, of Miami, Fla. and Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Gustavison of New Orleans. The ,Gustavisons are brothers of Mrs,’ Cole. They arrived Here on Tuesday by motor, and when they Mavé-here will go to New York, from where they plan to sail for Europe abpty uly 26. 2 REMOVE TO MINNEAOLIS Mrs, I. L. Berge will leave on Sunday for Lambert, Mont., where she will spend the next month with relatives. Mr. Berge is leaving to- night for Minneapolis, to which city the headquarters of the I. L. Berge Elevator company have been moved. The offices of the company will be in the Chamber of Commerce. The Berges will make their home in Min- neapolis. BROTHERS Dr. and M STANDARD BEARERS. TO MEET Whe young. ladies of the Standard ree organization .of the Metho- 7 @hurch -will. meet on Saturday |. evening: of ue week at the home of Grace Cook, at 801 Fifth Street. ‘The hostess will be assisted by. Mis: Mabel Nathan; while the program is under the direction of Miss: Ruth Cordner,': A thank offering will be received. . GUEST IN. FARGO Mrs. Forest Skinner of this .city who" hag, been spending ~the past week at Big Stone :Lake, arrived, in Fargo Wednesday for a few days visit asthe ‘guest of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Hooper, and. other., friends. Skinner leaves Fatgo today: for etvien for a brief’ visit, FIELD REPRESENTATIVE HERE R. S. Anderson of Helena, Mont., has atrived in Bismarck and will take up his work aé field’ represen- tative of the Highway associ His work will necessitate his pres- ence at ell parts of the road at various tithes, but his headquarters will be in Bismarck. * vVisIT RELATIVES HERE Mrs.: Robertson, son Harley, and daughters, Misses Dotothy and Hel- en, andj Lenore, of Minot arrived here by! ‘dar Wednesday night, and are guests of Mrs. Robertson’s son, C. L. Robertson and family. They wil] be here for several days. RETURN FROM TRIP Mr. .artd: Mrs. John Thorpe return- ed Wednesday from a trip through the northern part of the state, and a fishing expedition in Minnesota. ‘They were eyne for for two weeks. ON SCHOOL OOL BUSINESS Miss. Madge Runey, county super- intendent of schools, and Miss Shir- ley Fox -spent yesterday at Moffit attending sto. school matters. LEAVES. ON VISIT. Miss Bunice Morris left today for St. Paul, whgre she will be the guest of her sister, Miss Sarah Morris for the next, two weeks, Old Settlers Plan Picnic Friday, July 18 is the date set for the Old Settlers picnic to be held at the Arena Grove, about a mile from Arena, with everyone in- vited to bring their lunches and at- tend. Special features pjanned are horse races, a baseball game, and dancing during the evening, with Dutton’s or- chestra supplying the music. Harry Potter will be present with his new Standard plane, and will carry pas- sengers at any time during the day. The plane is run by a 150 horse- power motor. C. BE. Members Hear Conference Reports Reports of the Christian Endeavor eonference held at Jamestown and Fargo formed the principal feature on the program at the picnic which the members of the Chistian Eg deavor society enjoyed last evening, leaving here about 5 oclock. The members of the Baptist Young Peo- ples Union Were guests at the picnic. The picnic was held at Thompson's grove, the young people bringing their lunch. Those giving the re- ports were Misses Barbara Register, Wilma Olson, Elizabeth Butler, Jean MacLeod, Melba Whittemore, Floy Kitchen, Helen Crawford and Walter Ellickson, Clell Gannon, president of Christian Endeavor, presided at the program. ENTERTAINS MISSIONARY CLUB Mrs. William Laist was hostess last night to the women and girls who are members of the West. Side Missionary club of St. Mary's church. Cards furniphed {the di- version for the evening, Mrs. An- tone Wyciskala winning the high score, and Mrs, J. G. McQuillan the consolation prize. Refreshments were served, Mrs. Laist being as- sisted by Mrs. Charles Schebler. The club meets every two weeks for the purpose of making church linens and garments for the poor of both home and foreign missions. FORMER BISMARCK RESIDENT HERE Miss Hattie Bly of Minneapolis arrived in the city on Wednesday, and is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Hughes for a few days. Miss Bly is a former resident of Bis- marck, her: father having owned the old Sheridan House, which stood where the Northern Pacific station is ‘now: located, but it is a number of <years»!since’ she has. been. here. Miss Bly*is on her way home from a tour ‘of: the Yellowstone National park, = : ‘ WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENT Announcement of. the marriage of Miss ‘Virginia Cullen, daughter of Mrs. Ejlen Cullen of St. Paul to John Timmerman, of..Mandan, -at St. Paul on Monday, July 7, has been received. here. Miss Cullen formerly taught school in Mandan, and both she’ and Mr. Timmerman, who is con- nected ‘with ‘the Farmers ‘State Bank of Mandan, are well known here. Mr. and Mrs. Timmerman will be at home after’ August 15 at Mandan. VISITS MOTHER Grant/‘Call, who has been:on a trip on the Pacific Coast for the cago, is visiting for a few days at the home of his mother, Mrs. N. L. Call. TO VISIT IN IOWA Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Henderson left today for a vi to various points in Iowa, where they will be guests of friends and relatives. They ex- pect to be gone for three or four weeks, TO WASHINGTON, D. C. Mr. and Mrs. John Brazerol left today for Washington, D. C., where they will visit Mr. Brazerol’s par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. N. C. Brazerol, for the coming \month, VISITS IN CITY Miss Elizabeth Kjorven who has been teaching in the county this past year, is in town for a short time, on her way to her home in Northwood. HERE FROM BRITTIN Mrs. Elvira Crawford of Brittin was.a visitor in the city yesterday. FROM WILTON Miss Myrtle Damstrom of Wilton is the guest of Miss Ruth and Julia Wetmore. Miss Damstrom arrived , oe Breakfasts » mice ne cali this new way a eS 3 i Oats that cooks in 3 to ee gb ge Bo ae e iia ®, anor us Ww breakfasts; the most par pitnlpt ait Aptos No bother; gg egy ga Here’s the recipe: of QUIC! ce a new THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE SILK TURBAN AND BAG The turban and the bag here photographed are of figured ailk in ‘brilliant shades of red, green and iblack, and they make a stunning the white crepe de chine frock accordion 0 popular this season. outfit when coupled w: pleated in the fine pleats This is in line with the policy fashion has lately decreed that the accessories are much more. important than the frock. eee entertainment for the Wednesday and will be here until the end of the HERE FROM WILTON . P. Macomber of Wilton and vy, motored to Bismarck Wed- nesday to spend the day, and to meet Mr. Macomber’s sister, Miss Caroline Macomber of Minneapolis, who will be a guest at the Macom- ber “~home for a month. Mrs. Gil- bert Stewart, daughter of Mr. Ma- comber, ‘and children, of Wilton, ac- companied ‘the party. RETURNS FROM PASADENA formed the evening. ‘ TO GO ON VACATION a EES | CFFY NEWS | ; | Legion Office Open The legion office in the . Webb building, where adjusted compensa- tion applications may bé filled out, will be open tonight, in charge of a committee headed by Dr. W. E. Cole. Bibles Unclaimed Several good Bibles were left vy | children at the close of the Bible School held last month at the Will school. Pupils may call for theirs Staller, and daughter Agnes, Hazen; and = b: ; Baby Herman Sund, Gladstone, Miss Roberta, Ru- disella, Dickinson, Henry Krier, Sclen and Miss Margaret Sunmark, city. Born at the St. Alexius hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Doyle, city, a baby boy. Bismarck Hospital pital for treatment: Florence Neugebauer, city; Tully Williams, Wishek; Lillie Williams, Wishek; Amelia Neubarth, Wash-| burn; Mrs. G. I. Skogman, New Sa- lem; Mrs: Ole Nilss Wm. Schroeder, Mo Van Hook; Herman Letzring, Rose. bud; Mrs. Ludwig Job, Mrs, W. H. Young, Baker, Mon| Minnié Lee, Hendrum, Minn.; ther Fischer, Washburn; Mrs, Jacob Hirning, Hebron; Anetta Frewer, Streeter. Discharged: Mrs. ek; Leon Stillman, Florence Berquist, Underwood; bel Berquist, Underwood. Gehring, Wish- Valley Ci Ma- Juice Of Lemon Whitens The Skin The only harmless way to bleach the skin white is to mix the juice of two lemons with three ounces of Miss Emma Hattelstead, trimmer Orchard White, for Mi: Mary Buchholz millinery which any drug- store, will leave on Sunday for Min- gist will supply neapolis, where she will spend a few for a few cents. days before going on to Long Lake, Shake well in a Wis., where she will visit friends bottle, and you until August 1, é have a whole quar- EOD ter-pint of the AID HAS FOOD SALE most wonderful The second division of the Pres- -\ skin whitener, n Ladies aid will hold a food; FW softener and beau- ismarck Food Market tifier. Miss Glenrae Miller returned this] at 2:30 on Saturday. They will serve | morning from. Pasadena, Cal., where she has béen attending. high school for the” past ‘year, and will sthe. summer with her paren . and Mrs, C..A. Miller of the Miller ranch at Gackle. : LUCAS PEOPLE PICNIC The: sales force of the Re: ‘Wear- atid ‘millinery departments of ice cream and: home made - cake. BUSINESS VISITOR Sen. H. s visitor in the city for a few Don’t forget the Dance to- night by Company A. at: Fort ithe A.°W. Lucas department’ store,| Linceln. Wagner’s Orchestra. together wjth a number of invited friends, enjoyed a picnic in the Chautauqua park at. Mandan, last | evening... A picnic lunch was a fea- ture,-of the evening, after which games and other picnic diversions SSS A Plea to Men ! Please keep your hair By Edna Wallace Hopper You men admire luxuriant hair, thick and lustrous, healthy, clean. And so do we, dear sirs. Then, why will you, through sheer neglect, let your hair ‘disappear. 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It can not be bought ready to use because it acts best immediately af- ter it is prepared. Adv. at the bookroom of the Baptist church, according to Rev. L. R. Johnson, * St. Alexius Hospital Admitted for areatment to” the St. Alexius hospital: Mrs. William | Mrs. B, Johnson, Stanton, andj H. 0. Freshour, Wing Discharged: . E. Hutchins Patients admitted to Bismarck hos- | ™ PAGE EJVE i eal ied to visit the) For Piano Tuning. Ca@ Sarah Gold Shop during their! 339R. Five dollars per year see wy Clearing Sale.! and your piano is always ia WALD wold D ecial values in summer} tune. Repair work extra. P. ir penn Th a | dresses and millinery. 0. Williams fe Sales Baste Bist i ia aes American Radio Rela checking up tions in foreigi Cook by Electricity. It is Cheaper. League is io condi- n countries. Dancing 2:5 Every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday. ’ Wagner’s Orchestra BISMARCK CLOAK SHOP Popular Priced Store. ILLUSTRATING 1 | | ; 100 ad Ladies’ and Misses’ Coats on SALE-at remarkable low prices. °°!) + 4 wut 50 ite summer silk and mid; summer * | ° A new model in black satin — just re- ceived — daintily piped around heel and vamp with genuine gold leaf Kid— Priced $9.50 Dresses all colors, styles and ma- terials which we ‘hate placed on Sale for Satur- day, July 12th, and alltof next week at $18.50" Special reduced prices'dn All Ladies’ Suits. See window displays- Ladies’ and Misses’ Hats _ $2.95 and: $4.95: BISMARCK CLOAK", SHOP i 414 Main St. July Millinery ! Clearance if Saturday’s sale | i in the July Clearance of Millinery offers the smartest creations in up-to-the-minute hats. The lot includes a large variety of chic styles to choose from and will be sold in lots at— $4.75, $2.75 and $1.00 Mary Buchholz 119-8rd St. Opp. Van Horn Hote! Wy PY Bf Zp De) yn ug Women’s fine Oxfords, $7.50 and $8.00 VAlUGss 2.5.28 WOMEN S OXFORDS WOMEN’S SHOES ~ Clean-up Stock and Get Ready Cash IN TWO WEEKS WE GO EAST TO PURCHASE OUR FALL AND WINTER STOCK AND PAY BILLS DUE. THIS TAKES CASH AND TO GET CASH roe GIVE THE PUBLIC BARGAINS THEY NE 7ER aD. Read Every Word HUNDREDS OF BABGAINS HERE FOR THE PERSON WITH A LITTLE CHANGE SELDOM IF EVER FIND. CHILDREN’S SANDALS Kindergarten Welt, finest wear and looking shoe, satisfaction guaranteed. Value $3.50..........2 Readsak Values $4.00 and $4.50. Sizes 1 and 14.. Brown and Black. . $3.95 Come in and See BARGAINS YOU MEN’S PATENT LEATHER. OXFORDS ae $4.95 80 pair to close out. $8.50 valués.......... § $1.95 $2.50 | 6 | | | | | | | i DR. R. S. ENGE Chiropractor ; Consultation Free Lucas Blk. Bismarck, N. D. in Patent Leather, one and two strap. $7.50 and $8.00 value. . $4.95 SUEDE PUMPS One and Two Strap. Value $8.50..... GROWING GIRLS SANDALS Brown, Black and Patent. - . Values $6.00 and $7.00......... $4.50 CHILDREN’S WHITE PUMPS $3.50 ones $1.95 CHILDREN’S SANDALS -One lot fine Sandals, one atten, Values $4.00 and $4.50...... $2. 95 MEN’S SHOES Men’s Oxfords, PEE Brown, creased trou- ser style, $7.50 and $8.50 values. $4.95 Saturday only..... GENUINE RUSSIAN OXFORDS Calf Oxfords, fancy style, $5 95 e $8.50 values...... Saturday will be the big Bargainday. Comeinand get yours. _ SEIGEL’S SHOE STORE i 418 BROADWAY MEN’S VICI KID OXFORDS Finest Leather. Best work- manship. $8.50 values......... ARMY GOODS We are offering wonderful values for (8ur- ists, campers and hikers in Army Breeches, Shoes, ete. Ladies’ hiking boots at special prices. All specially marked down: for Satur- day only. Unusual bargains in men’s work and dress Shirts, Hosiery, Underwear. Come in andi see the tremendous reductions. ©