The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 29, 1924, Page 5

onal ~ w © re >< ~” FRIDAY, AUGUST, 29, 1924 Social and Personal Webbs Guests On Eve of Extended Tour Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Webb, who with Mr. Webb’s father, P. B. Webb, left this morning on an_ extended trip, were the guests of honor last night at a picnic given by the sales force of the Webb Brothers store. About 25 of the stores employees met at the store at 8 p, m., and motored to Mandan, spending the evening at the home of Mrs. Clara Sakarissen, formerly employed at the Webb store. Games, both the indoor and outdoor variety, a marshmallow roast, music and stunts were the diversion for the evening. At 11:30 refreshments were served. Mr. Webb, who has_ been with the shoe department, was pre- sented with a Gladstone traveling bag, as well as a toy sized bag con- taining a number of quaint articles calculated to drive away dull care. The Webbs, who are traveling by motor, expect to be away the great- er part of the winter; they left here for Duluth, and Two Harbors, Mirn., where they will visit for about one week, and they will then go Weet for the winter. She Attended Dedication Of Capitol Mary L. McK’y, nee Mary South- mayd, passed through the city today on her way to the Yellowstone park, and various other western points where she will visit with relatives. Mrs. McK’y was in Bismarck at the time of the dedication of the state capital more than forty years ago. Shower For September Bride. Misses Boniface and Catherine Mor- ris were hostesses Inst night to teen young women, at a miscella’ eous shower in compliment to Mi Dorothy Skeels, who will be a Sep. tember bride. The Morris home wis beautifully decorated with baske garden flowers, the color scheme be- ing yellow and black. The early part of the evening was spent’ in playing bridge w Roland Gross winning the high s Following the games delicious freshments were s Miss Skeels was presented with 1 large yellow and black basket, con taining many beautiful gifts. Misses Best Honor Guest | Misses Roberta and Marjory Best ; entertained at a bridge party last Beth Englehart of Oconomowoc, Wis. Three tables were at play, Miss Catherine Smith winning the high score. The rooms were charmingly dec- orated with garden flowers. 10:30 paccristcuilsbilied were served, Joint ‘Birthday Party Y Yesterday! Mrs. J. P, Wagner entertained for her daughters, Misses Arlene and Bernice, twenty of their girl friends at a joint birthday party yesterday afternoon at the Wagner home. The after which a delightful luncheon After visiting Yellowstone Mrs. McK’y will go on to Spokane where she will visit her brother. From there she will go to Los Angeles where she will visit with her sister, Mrs. A. C, Logan. W. C. T. U. Unit Entertained By McKenzie Ladies The McKenzie branch of the W. C. T. U. was hostess to several of the ladies of the local unit yesterday af- ternoon, at a picnic held in « grove near Menoken, About 25 were pre- sent. Roll call was responded to by the members present reading from clip- pings which had been handed them. Mrs. C. G. Boise of Bismarck spoke on the attitude to be tuken by the Union, and on prohibition in general. At about 5 o'clock, a dainty lunch- eon was served by the Menoken lad- ies. Plans were discussed for the form- ing of a branch of the Loyal Tem- perance Legion at McKenzie, and this will probably be’ accompli Unie this fall, 7" SOLICITS _ FUNDS FOR ed some-+ was served, with candy corsages as favors. The house was beautifully decor- ated with baskets of roses, sweet peas and gladiolias, and red and white streamers. Mrs. Wagner was assisted by her mother, Mrs. Lewis, and the Misses Velma Nupen and Gwendolyn Johes. RETURNS FROM VISIT Mrs. L, C. Jones has just returned the guest of her. brother, F. J. Coolidge, her sister, Mrs. H. Barrell, and at Traverse City, Mic \she visited another brother Coolidge, who owns a large fruit | farm near that place. ¥. J. Coolidge | |and Mrs. Burrell have visited in Bis- marck a number of times and are well known here. MISS BERG HONORED AT BREAKFAST Covers were laid for 12 at the duinty breakfast given at the Coun- try Club this morning for Miss Christine Huber, in honor of her house guest, Miss Elvina Berg of Michigan, N, D: Miss Berg and Miss \Huber are members.of the Alpha Chi Qmega. sarority North. Dakota chapter. the city were among the Garden flowers were used is decorations. On Saturd: Charlotte Logan will 2 Alpha Chi Omega girls in guests. table HOSPITAL! Miss Selma Simon arrived in the city last night, to raise tur. for the care of 100 patients who are on the waiting list at the non-sec- tarian hospital of the Jewish Con- sumptive Relief association. Miss Simon will solicit funds from all sects, The hospital already has %y- 300 patients. Miss Simon is representing the association in a number of cities of the state, having already canvassed Grand Forks and Fargo, as well as a numberof smaller places. She will be in Bismarck today and to- morrow, and will make Jamestown, Valley City, and Casselton, on her way back to Fargo MRS. VEITCH AND DAUGHTER LEAVE Mrs, Andrew Veitch and daughter Miss Edith who have been the guests of Mrs. E. J. Taylor for several days, left yesterday for their home in Grand Forks, On Wednesday even- ing they were the honored guests at an informal function given by Miss Margaret Welch at her home. have attended the University North Dakota were the guests. Mrs. W. L, Uuessle entertained at of a noon luncheon on Tuesday honoring | Mrs, Veitch and Miss Edith. There . were eight guests, and following the serving of the luncheon, the time was spent informally with sewing and conversation. The hostess was as- sisted by Mrs. G. Olgeirson, gnd Miss Katharyn Goddard. ENTERTAINS FOR GUESTS AT BRIDGE PARTY Mrs, W. E. Cole entertained several friends yesterdaywafternoon in com- pliment to her niece, Miss Alta Jones of Hrfvey, and Miss Jones’ guest Miss Jerry Henning of Minneapolis. Garden flowers decorated the rooms. attractively. Five tables of bridge were at play, Mrs. Benton Baker winning the high score. Following the. games, refresh- ments were served. Out of town guests were Miss Verona Murphy, the guest of Miss Gwendolyn Welch, and Miss Beth Englehart, guest at the R. L. Best home. Miss Henning, who has been a student at Ferry Hall, Chicago, ‘will attend the University of North Dakota. LEAVE FOR CALIFORNIA Mrs, Josephine Hughes and daugh- ter, Mrs. Frank Walbert left on Wed- nesday for Pasadena, Cal., where Mrs. Hughes will spend ‘the winter with her daughter. Mrs. Walbert has been the guest of her mother here for the past six weeks. VISIT HERE Mrs, Theresa Prendergast and daughter Miss Frances, and Miss Clara McConley, arrived from .Port- land this morning and ate the guests af their cousin, Sister Boniface at the St. Alexius hospital. Miss M Conley is’ principal of the Tilden school at ‘St. Paul. Mem-! bers of the Aipha Phi sprorjty who in Miss Berg's honor. ! GIRL HIKERS STOP HERE Misses Rose Schuster, Kute Heller, and Phoebe Toffler all of New York, were the guests for a short time on Wednesday of Miss Emma Zvorist. The three girls have hiked out to the Pacific coast, to San Francisco, be- ginning on July 3, and “re now on the return trip. They plan to make ‘New York by September 5. Going , West they took a southern route, but lare returning by way of a more northern route. RETURNS FROM TRIP Dr. R. S. Enge has returned from Flint, Mich., from which place he motored in his new Buick sed While away he visited at Detroit, Mich., Chicago, Oskaloosa, DesMoines, and Fornhomville, Ia., at Minneapolis and Milbank, S. D, He reports crop conditions as being good except east of Chicago, and also thought that the eastern phrt of North Dakotn was suffering from dryness. LEAVE FOR SPOKANE Mrs. K. M. Patton and son Kenneth who have been the guests of Mrs. A. Risem for the past two wecks, left yesterday noon for Spokane, Wash., where they will make their home. They formerly lived in Superior, Wis. During her visit here Mrs. Patton was the honored guest at a number of social affairs. TO PORTLAND Miss Clara Rudge, who has given instruction in voice and in expres- sion in Bismarck for three years, left on Wednesday for Portland, Ore., where she will continue her teaching. The Weather Showers tonight and probably Saturday Parrot Blues from —o— Bergeson’s Clothing. Tailoring. | ved, after which | evening for their house guest, Miss , At! afternoon was spent in playing games | 1 | | | | THESE HATS HIDE THE EYEBROWS. | what a | be gues from Chicago, where she has been { No matter how carefully you have ed. attended to your eyebrow ' THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE ~ PAGE, FIVE HATS WILL HIDE EYEBROWS Why Waste Time Plucking Them When They Don’t Mean Anything and to state of perfection you have ts here for about two wee LEFT TO RIGHT: MODELS. At The Movies The effect is by no means un- pleasing, as the photographs testify The striped model is very colorful, | lap ae "having stripes of crimson, blue and beautifully in the beavereloth mod- s | rought them, they will count as‘ white felt stitched together with el with the appliqued design and for you. - | nothing with these hats. gold tinsel and an ornament of the and buttons making so conventional The newest models turn from the |tinsel in the front. design on its brim. Short. stream- " jface, but they must be set so that) The velvet one has soft silk cis of the felt add a touch of co- Dr. R. S. Enge a ur ay OWer lithe leyebrows are’ entirely’ conceal: [flutings) and! colorfllitinsel/ambroid quetry. Lucas BIk. | aa xe is : 5 ~dD. u \ RETURNS FROM VISIT | GUESTS LEAVE Robert Larson, Regan; _ p{{] Bismarck, a CCcIa Mrs, H. J. Worsley has returned) Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Anderson and | Schatz, Goodrich; Edward Schuler from Jamestown, where she has been | children of Linton were in the city ‘Patt! Schmidt, Man- 5 visiting for the past ty ks. She | yester bringing Mrs. Andersons | dan it, Mandan, r was accompanied home her mo-j mother and sister who left for thei: | — I Donald Powell, ( age ther, Mrs, Margaret on ahd | home in St. Louis. | Mes. y, Wilton; M Gladioli $1.00 Per Dozen \her sister, Mrs. L. W. M : Sense | puerite , Judson; Glen little son, Robert Eugene, they | rl Rorebeck, City, Mrs. R. B: STRIPED VELVET AND BEA’ = 7 High School after a two weeks va-! ly they come in two-piece combina- ‘ n cation, The band is to take part in! tions with a dress of the plaid to Electric Cookery." the auto day exercises Saturday. mutch, : Is Better Cookery. pecial—Gladioli, zen $1.00; 2 Dozen, $1.50. Hoskins-Meyer. The largest illuminating advertise {ment in the world 512 feet lone and 40 feet high—has been erected at Loughborough, England PLAID WOOL Linings of pltid wool in bright colors are with fur collars and cuffs, Time is Ripe. Now to consider ordering your Fall Suit and Overcoat. i seen on dark © Frequent Klein’s experience at measure - tak- ing is only a small part of the service we have to offer you. No More -W Try Chiropractic Back! The organs and mu of your entire are directly controlled by your spine—which is really an elongation of the brain. By our meth- od we relieve any undue pressure and eventually restore you to your nor- mal health. You'll be surprised at the results we have obtained for others — and will obtain VERCLOTII ery worked in beneath a wide band of . folds. Browns and tans harmonize very Mr: | Miss Bertha He: Nic! Wing; iH, Mand: mon, oodric! a | MIDSHIPMEN TO arrive ror, * | VISIT a | Orlin Livduhl, Charles Moses, and! . “The «| Jack Burke will return tomorrow h noon from Annapolis, Md. wher am Fox, they ha i HIG will tea LeRoy, Nelso! tor Fra several portion Mrs, Turtle Miss nelly h the meeting. y a member of the at Minneapolis, and at Detroit lakes. ; SENATORS twelve weeks visiting at Minneapolis, is expected home tomorrow night. is the guest at the R. D, Ken- ve been attending the United H SCHOOL GRAD HEK AT THE CAPITOL Heart Buster,” Tom fiftieth starring production for Wil- | which opened at the | ol Theatre last night for a three States Naval Academy. During the | 448 Tun is @ picture you should not Frid d Saturd: Sates S| you al Mix fan or aj Triday 2 Sa lay [Eee cours Uae Bae [se om * lover of clean, wholesome and thrill.| Although temperature of 90 de IO CT SEU ES GUS, Gis abla) (plas fin acon Gaur zrees was registered today it will] JAMES KIRKWOOD, ands. They arrived in the United | TORY. Tom's wonder horse, as|not go higher, according to ©. W111 ITA LEK and MADGE aoe 'y t ed) usual has a very important role | Roberts of the Weather Bureau, and *LLAMY States) yesterdays They will rein! i Gna: snappy endive would Have |cooler weather ts qromised| for {6 BELLAM in Bismarck for one month. Moen : dismal for Tom only for |"i#ht and tomorrow, with the pos- ip | Tony's timely aid. jsibility of a thunder shower tonight. a 5 RESERVE OFFICERS MEETING Jou | morning, the thermome LOVE N) \ The Reserve Officers residing in| THE ELTINGE | tering 11 degrees high- Bismarck and vicinity will hold aj James Kirkwood, Lila Lee, Madge that time yesterday. Cool ae || meeting this evening at 8 o'clock in| Bellamy and Robert Agnew. appear ¢t r will prevail throughout WHIRLPOOL : in| Bellamy a a 1 aay ‘ He city al coer areal s for the!in “Lov Whirlpool” at the El | the ‘ AGAIN TONIGHT observanice of Defénse which is| tinge theatre today and Satur ———— A wreck in the night! A Sate < September 12. A full attendance ews pictures and a Will Rogers Band Practice crimson, — sinking — liner! AND SATURDAY NIGHT expected. Gen. Fraser will address} comedy, “Our Congressman” And then a cry of “Aban- other numbers on the program. Mix’ ‘ HEAT WAVE TO BREAK OSCAR H. WILL & CO. 319—3rd St. Phone 784-W-« Matinee Every Day At 2:30 TONIGHT TONIGHT DANCE Resumed Tonight don Ship!” 9:00 to 12:00 - Lillian Nord of Drake is in]| today. Miss Nord, who was CITY NEWS" 1924 graduating f the Bismarck high school. ch this year in Ghylin school Minn., and a few days spent A ba Mr, and 2 | Douglas. RETARY HER: in Mason, secretary to Sena- zier, arrived in the city for a week’s visit. He motored = Lake, Wis., and Duluth Minn., VISITS HERE Lenore Cunningham of James- ome for a few days. “Korry Krome Soles” Ask for them—because the manufac- turer guarantees these soles to give ab- solute satisfaction as determined iby the wearers themselves. ‘dre authorized to have them resoled free of charge. If they do not we of this ¢ Bismarck Hospital ity, a baby boy, Mrs. . We Admitted for treatment at the marck hospital: sei i Ra FPA WeerbDcek fot, VentaT 9s | il loam you the money to in- PATHE NEWS NINE SHARP RETURN FROM DETROIT — | Pierce, Minneapolis, Minn.; | Mrs.| Vest. vestors lortgage q wan Chime p Pavil Mr. and Mrs. John A. Larson have | Ernastine Redetzke, Hebron; Louis| Security Co. Phone 138. Of- zaval LR eee Heart River Pavilion returned from a vacation trip at|Lumas, Hebron, fice with First Guaranty ARES: Bae Detroit lakes, where they were for} Discharged iss Ruth Hugel Bank ae” 23 Ny ANDAN eed about two weeks, Napoleon; G. M, Eng, Doughlas; Carl 9 Strom, Reg: BACK FROM LAKES = Mr. and Mrs, A. J. Arnot have re- St. Alexius Hospital turned from a two weeks visit at Born to Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Tilsen, yesterday, y girl was born this morning to Harriman, Admitted for treatment to the St. Alexius hospital: Admitted: Master Albert Lengow- DR. R. S. ENGE Chiropractor Consultation Free Lucas BIk. Bismarck, N. D. Mothers Do you have ble in that the of shoes wear ou’ fast? trou- soles your children’s it too We have now re- ceived our shipment of bottomed with famous first shoes the Bi Side by side in the swi sel Tieeguyention 1 resume its ing waters a banker's 1] practice this evening at 7:30 at the ae ae a ends a bangle : e was I er enemy. «, Tn Die uaatiniiee Come Early—Music Will Be hearin’. | Buy a home from us. We aypawn cor did she To Go At sink to death in the ye the best in the west and dark waters? Youcantbe happy » over a frying pan Summer mornings of |} CAPITOL QUICK QUAKER—the new Summer ie pen etre oe comers breakfast. Cooks in 3 to 5 minutes. en THEATRE ee ic TO RETURN FROM EXTENDED|A. P. Winter, Minneapolis, Minn.; : ss! VISIT Migs Pearl Daverport, Stewardsdale; | No hot kitchens! No fuss, no mu TONIGHT AND SATURDAY C. B. Menard, who has spent EOPLE have to eat in Summer—but why foods that Matinee Saturday at 2:30 ai are hard to cook, foods too that make one hot and uncomfortable? Try Quick Quaker, the new Quaker Oats. Quicker than plain toast, no frying pans to clean, no hot kitchen. Mother, too, enjoys her breakfast. It’s vigor food, luscious and flavory beyond compare. A Summer breakfast millions now enjoy. Standard full size and weight packages— Medium: 1% pounds; Large: 3 pounds, 7 oz. “WILLIAM FOX PRESENTS Jom Mic in TONY THE WONDER HORSE mw THE EART BUSTE The daredevil star in his best and latest feature. Our Gang Comedy... . “The Cradle Robbers’ “Hecza Liar Cartoons” and “Fun from the Press” Adults 35¢ Children‘ t&c HARRINGTON’S BARBER SHOP and BEAUTY PARLOR Is rapidly completing it’s new part and expect to have it open by September Eighth, We have been fortunate in securing the services of Miss Alice Gillett, recent owner and manager of the Alicia Beauty Shoppe, Mifineapolis, Minn. Miss Giliett was recognized as one of the best marcellers and Hairdressers of the Twin Cities. Miss Beaulah Thornberg, a DeGuile graduate with several months ‘professional experience ‘in Minneapolis will also join us during the coming week. Our Permanent Wave machine will be instafled ‘between the first and fifteenth of October, book your appointment for a ‘permanent now. Phone 180W Open to 8:00 p. m.