The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 14, 1924, Page 5

= mn Bismarck Women‘ At Farewell Party Mrs. E. M. Thompson and Mrs. C. W. Hensler who are both leav- ing Bismarck fcr homes elsewhere, were the honor guests at an infor- mal eee cn by the Pythian Sisters, of which they are members, at the home of Mrs. T. W. San- ders. Appropriate gifts were given to each of the women. The after- Noon was spent in sewing and visiting. Refreshments were serv- ed in the latter part of the day. Mr. and Mrs. Thompson left for their new home in Sioux City, Iowa, this morning, making the trip b ar. Mr. and Mrs, Hensler will leave for the West about August 1. Robertsons Are Honored Guests Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Robertson, who are leaving tomorrow elaelld | for Jamestown, where they wil make: their home, were the honor guests at a bridge dinner given at the home of Mrs. C. E. Ward, Sat- urday night, Mrs. Ward, Mrs. Fred Page, Mrs. H. L. Wheeler and Mrs. S._E. Paine acting as hostesses. At the close of the 7 o'clock din- ue three tables of bridge were at play. Mr. Robertson will be sdperin- tendent of the Jamestown school. Return From N. Y. Convention Judge and Mrs. Sveinbjorn John- son returned Saturday afternoon from attending the Democratic con- vention, where Mrs. Johnson’ was named national committeewoman from North Dakota: Each state has had one woman representative on the Democratic National com- mittee since 1920. While on their way home, Judge and Mrs. Johnson were guests for a short time of Dr. J. E. Boyle of Ithica, N. Y., where he is on the faculty of Cornell University. Dr. Boyle was formerly head of the department of Eccnomics at the University of North Dakota. Other -places of interest visited by the Johnsons were Washington, Gettysburg, and Buffalo, N. Y. VISITS RELATIVES HERE Miss Majorie Moore of Grand Forks arrived here last night from Valley City, where she attended the tate Epworth league convention. ‘is’ Moore will be the guest of ts fe aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. . W. Moses, where her mother, Mrs: J. G. Moore, is also a guest. A. 0. U. W. MEETING The A. O. U. W. lodge will have a meeting tomorrow night at the A. O. U. W. hall. There will be initiation and degree work by the degree team. Refreshments will be served after the close of the meeting. SOUTH DAKOTA GUESTS Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Overbee have as their guests for the next two “jaWeeks, Mr.’ and Mrs: J. K. Overbee gf Gairetson §. D., and Mr. and ys. J. J. Urquhart of Valley Springs, S. D. They arrived Sat- urday morning by car. SPEND WEEK-END HERE The Albin Hedstrom family had as their guests over the week-end, Misses Lillian Anderson and Lu- cille Noon, and Oliver, James and Wilbur Noon, all of Wilton. AT CAPITOL PIANO Mrs. Arthur Bauer will be at the piste of the Capitol theater while rs. G; E. Wingreene and = Mr. Wingreene are on a vacation trip to Minnesota points. AT DETROIT LAKES Mr. and Mrs, Harry A. Thomp- son, and son, who are at the De- troit, Minnesota lakes, have been joined by their daughter, Mrs. Thomas Galvin. $ ‘TO VISIT MOTHER Mrs. R. J. Kamplin left today for Portland, Ore., where. she will be the pret of her mother, Mrs. H. A. Wehlitz, for two weeks. Xoo) Ba FROM WASHINGTON Charles Kupilz of Bellingham, Wash,, is the guest of his son, Max Kupilz, for a month. BUSINESS VISITORS H. E. Wildfang and J. H. Riley cf Sterling were business visitors in the city on Saturday. FROM MENOKEN - A. E. Fisher of Menoken was a pees, visitor in the city. yester- lay. sk * HERE ON VISIT ..« Charles Kupitz of -Ballingham, Washington, is here for a visit. Coming to Wildwood soon. The Best Novelty Orchestra in the State. Watch for their announcement. Cook by Electricity. It is Clean. Dance tomorrow night at Wildwood. TYPEWRITERS 5 OF ALL MAKES | Rented — Repaired Sold on Easy Payments. Bismarck Typewriter Co. 207. Broadway _ DR. B.S. ENGE tation Free, | Sian HR, Hikingiet, N. D.. es ht MONDAY, JULY 14, 1924 3} TRIP Mr. and Mrs. E, R. Ordahl and) ;son left recently on a motor trip. They will make a short stay in| Jamestown, before going on to! Peever, S. D., where they will be ocial and Personal Entertain For Benedict Club Dr. and Mrs. N. O. Ramstad and Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Thorberg en- tertained the members uf the Bene- dict Bridge club at a seven o’clock dinner ‘at the' Country Club, Satur- day evening. Covers were laid for twenty-four. Following the dinner, five tables of bridge were played at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thor- berg, honors going to Mr. and Mrs. | Burt Finney and Mr. and Mr: George Will. Out of town gu were Mrs. William Moore of Mi eula, Mont., Mr. and Mrs. F. K. Clark of Waubay, S. D., and George Bird Sr., of Boston. Former Bismarck Resident Honored Mrs. F. I. Shuman was hostess Saturday noon at a luncheon given at the Country Club, honoring Mrs. Pat Breen of Los Angeles, who is the house vee of her sister, Mrs. C. B. McAllister of Mandan. Car- nations were used as decorations, and covers were laid for 12. At the close of the luncheon, bridge was played at three tables, with Mrs. J. B. Belk winning the high score. Mrs. Breen was also Presented with a guest prize. Mrs. reen was a former resident of Bismarck. AT HOME HERE Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Personius, who have returned from their wedding; trip through the northern part of the state, are now at home at 710 Fourth street. Mrs. Personius, who was Miss Ruby Herberg, daughter of | Mr. and Mrs. Edward Herberg of Halstad, Minnesota, and Mr. Person-j ius were married at the home of the! bride’s parents on June 19, following which- they left on a three wecks motor trip before returning here. Mr. Personius is connected with Gamble- | Robinson Company, and is well} known here and in Valley City,| where he formerly lived. ry ON MOTORI guests of Mrs. Ordahl’s relatives and to Glenview, Minn., where Mr. Or-; dahl’s people live. They expect to} be gone for two weeks. EXTENSIVE TRIP ‘Mis. Sara West Ankenma daughter Miss Anna Mae A mann, left ‘today on # motoring trip which will include’ a visit to Minneapolis, the Great Lukes, and a tour through Canada. They will be gone for sever- al weeks. FORMER BISMARCK GIRL HERE Mrs, :Florence Falk Burr of Su- perior, Wis., arrived here, this morn- ing to be the guest’ for a short time of her. brother, Albert Falk. Mrs. Burr, who ‘at one time was a resident of: Bismarck, is en route home from a months trip in the West. * TO JAMESTOWN Mrs. Emily Urban and. daughter, Miss: Elva of Hebron will leave to- morrow for Jamestown, accompanying Mrs. Urban’s daughter and son-in- law, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Robertson. The Urbans have been guests of the Robertsons for several days. PLANS WESTERN TRIP Miss. Sorch of Baldwin, who has been employed in the city for some time, has returned to her home for a shory visit. The latter part o this week she will leave for Celi? fornia, RETURNS TO CITY : Dr. ©, ©. Robinson, who was in- jured sometime ago-in an accident SN SO Ore _ THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE 7 IN ROSE-COLORED CREPE | « Here’s the summer girl crepe embroidered in de here’s a cape - like ar f r one arm, if desired. turned to the’ city last night. Dr. Robinson still is on crutches, but is getting along very well. WAR MOTHERS The regular meeting of the Bis- marek War Mothers will be held to- morrow afternoon at 3 o’clock at the home’ of M G. C. Wachter, 200 West Broadwa MOTORS TO WIS Mrs, W. E. Butle: afternoony car for where she will visit rel Mrs. Butler will retufn ‘about the last of August. ‘ONS! N left yesterday RETURN TO CHICAGO Mrs. Augu: Gutman and son Wil- liam of Ch 0 who have been guests of their son’ and brother Ch Gutman, for the past two weeks, turned to their home today. N TRIP McElwain of Ga k visitor for a short time, while on her way home from a three weeks visit in Seattle. TAKES POSITION to nestown to take a pisition with the Ben Orlady-Company VIS! Mrs, H. R. Ringham o was a shopper in the city Saturday. JOINS: HUSBAND HERE Mrs. H. B. Badlou will arrive to- “NECESSITY IS THE MOTHER, ETC.” How are they going’ to bob ’em out in the woods? That question. it heve suggested itself to many girls going to summer Ca sJbut this.picture answers it. The girls are their own camp narbora tt Bhe Tesort outside of Atlanta, Ga., where thig picture was taken. ‘ her summeriest in a gown of rose-colored ’ tones and fluffed up with much ostrich. angement in the back which may be worn as The at the hemline is one of i little of the ects with circular lines. s Ottalie Heckenlaible has gone} L lar flounce which jgive: important touches 8: ightline frock and is work: Ho night from Minneapolis to join) her husband who is the window decorator for the A. W, Lucas Company. | i CITY NEWS _ | Baby Girl Born to Mr, and Mr Chris- tenson of McKenzie, N. D., a baby girl, at the St. Alexius hospital, on Sunday. i From Illness Hinckley wno nas béen seriously for the past month at the St. Alexius hosiptal, is improv- ing, and was able to return to her home. Has Pneumonia William Kessler, who resides with his daughter, “Mis. J. Siegal, was taken to a local hospital, :suff 4 with a severe case of pneumonia. St. Alexius Hospital Admitted for treatment to the St. Alexius hospital: James Shea, H. elton; George Kilwein, Dalum; Miss Mary Magstadt, Mott; Baby Daniel Wescott, Hazelton, and Miss Dora , of Harvey. Discharged: Miss Dorothy Larson, Crisp Tasty you get out of marmialade. Made \} rural, then be sent to Mis Minnie J. Niel- son, state superintendent of public | instruction for ins \ | Funeral Services for Mrs. Miller | We have produced a new Triscuit. You will like it better than the old Triscuit, because it is thinner, crisper and better baked. The more you chew Triscuit the better it tastes and the more nutriment 5 FI = H z Hy : i E = children develops sound teeth z and healthy gums. A shredded whole wheat cracker 5 and contains all the bran you need z to promote “bowel exercise.” It is = delicious for lunch. Toast it and & eat it with butter, soft cheese or = : Triscui Orland Bittner, Seroco, and Mrs. L. F, Tavis of Glen Ullin. Check Up on State Aid Schools A check up is being made on all consolidated and ‘j schools that are applying for s te id, at the office of the County Super- | intendent of schools. The lists will 1 | Funeral’ services were held this | rning for Mrs. Anna Miller of | who died at a local hospital y noon, from bronchial pneu- | a, the body being taken to Tay- | Mrs. Miller was | survived by | on Saturda: HY years old. her husban Miller, and by | ‘one son, W Burial was made | in the family lot at Taylor. i Bismarck Hospital Admitted to the Bismarck Hospital | treatment: Mrs. Wm. Kess Hazeltor for } Brisbane; Ole A. B. Me: Williams, Wishek; H. 0. Patt Bismarck, and Mrs, H. C, Sorenson, Belfour, a a at | AT THE MOVIES | + CAPITOL Douglas Fairbanl photoplay veysion of Alexander Dumas’ blood stirring tale, “The Three keteers,” is scheduled as the fea- ture attraction for tonight at the Capitol Theatre. ., In this spectacular photo-feature, Fajrbanks will be viewed in a new type of characterization. In the picturesque trappings of a seven- teenth Century chevalier, he is ex- | pected to give a sensationally dra- matic interpretation to the role of | D’Artagnan, dashing swordsman and adventurer. In fact, in “The Three Musketeers,” the virile Doug | is said to outdo his splendid acting of the dual role he played in “The , Mark of Zorro.” | This photoplay represents one of the most painstaking and elab- | orate efforts at picture making of the year. No_expense whatever s spared by Fairbanks, and the ction is said to have cost a millicn dollars, La Marr, Nigel de Brulier, George Siegmann, Leon Bary, Eugene Pall- ; ette, Boyd Irwin and many others. THE ELTINGE | “Babbitt,” Sinclair Lewis’ ro- | mance of an American business | man is being shown at the Eltinge | theatre, today, tomorrow and Wed- nesday. | The role of “Babbitt,” as por- | trayed by Willard Louis on the sereen, is a living picture of the | preblem common to all of us. ; mance a place in our liv bitt is a hustling, prospero féstate broker and @ worthy citizen of Zenith, Ohio. A dutiful hus band and father, he chafes under the ever growing din of continuous | quarrel and recrimination in his | home and longs to be free to taste the joys he dreams of in his he: In addition to Willard Lo Mary Alden and Carmel Myers popular screen favorites, the cast } embraces such names as Raymond McKee, Maxine Elliott Hicks, Rob- ert Randell, Cissy Fitzgerald, Gert- rude’ Olmstead, Dale Fuller, and others. Dance -tomorrow night at: Wildwood. and g it. Triscuit for It is a real only by : THE SHREDDED WHEAT COMPAN Niagara Falls, N. ¥. In the cast are such sterling | * players as Marguerite De La Motte, Mary MacLaren, Barbara Frock of Taffeta ¥ Veld Kas N) Illustrating Priced Here is a simple but effec $9 50 frock that manages to look origin ° and different merely by the sele: tion of material, It is of taffe striped in white and black und the intermed ness te s heres to the flat front and back and enou the sides to give the neces- 100 SUMMER edo shades of gray, w popular ned with th » frock, It ad-| silhouette of h full- DRESSES on Special Sale /2, PRICE These dresses must go in order to make room for early fall merchan- dise. The materials include: Voile, Linens Tub Silk, Printed Crepe, Ratines Swisses Nothing in summer stock reserved. farris-Nobertsor FOR WOMEN’S WEAR Bismarck. No. Dak. " PAGE. FIVE of bit ‘FRAGMENT. Love in her sunny eyes does basking play; Love walks the pleasant mazes of her hair; (bee does on both her lips for ever stray, And sows and reaps a thousand kisses there: In all her outward parts Love’s always seen; But oh! he never went within. -—Abraham Cowley. A new model in black satin — just re- ceived — daintily piped around heel and vamp with genuine gold leaf Kid— nw Ay vite H 0B 3 iu ergey