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PAGE FOUR - THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE | mMhecheae meeting of the yanruon of Mr. and Mrs, E, W. Umlauf| son appears xt the Eltinge theatre, lthe Minishoshe chapter of the|of Grand Forks, who with their Bey and Saeiray is hed ae $e) | Daughters of the American Revolu-| daughter Miss Joyce, visited the] Cynthia Stockley’s story alla, the Present Day ; Nohr truble jen wil be held tomorrow at the| Beatts here, the entire party motor-| Lion Cub”. Like “Ponjola” by the Problems Basis Wedding Today | nekenzic. “tre members will meet] ing to Grand Forks the first of the) same writer, the story is laid in pie ss at a luncheon at 1, after which a| week. turesque, mysteriou Noah Of Club Program| Mics Clara Elizabeth Nohr of this| Program will be given consisting of ees Beery and Warner Baxter wili also caer \city and Ralph Struble of Sheldon| address by Judge A. M. Christian-| RETURN FROM FORT SNELLING | be seen in the picture. Present day problems will be the quictly married today at the | Son, whose topic will he the Consti-] Fred Wanner, George Owens, and ene special field for research the nage of the Evangelical church | tution of the United States, and Ma- | Harold McDonald have returned from THE Wednesd Study club this year. the Rev, C. F. Strutz reading | jor G. E. Russ, who will speak on] Fort Snelling, where they spent the Miss Mae Busch, who enacts the ; The pre for the year take up] the cepvice. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd| the national defense act. past month., During July they were | title role in “A Woman Who Sinned,” political, social, industrial problems,) pitlestrand the only witnesses. guests of relatives and friends in] to be seen at the Capitol Theatre, to- together with a program or two de-] Mr, and Mrs, Struble Will’ belathow $ FROM SUMMER Wisconsin. voted to some ious phases) to their friends on their farm near VACATION —- of modern cult , poetry and] Sheldon, atter Sept. 13, Mrs. Sheldon | Mrs. Cora McLean and son Les- RETURNS TO HOME sgennuecananeney interior decoratir is well known in this city, being a|ter returned the first of the week} Miss Lillian Nelson of Buchanan Speakers other than members of} yy,duate of the Bismarck hospital | from a summer's vacation spent at|who has been the guest of Miss the club have been secured, and in-| training school, since which time | White Bear Lake, Green Lake, and| Frances Wanner, left this morning clude J. L, Bell, who will talk on] sn. has held a number of responsi- | at Faribault, Minn., where they were| for her home. The two girls were his trip abroad this summer, and] je positions in the Bismarck hos- | the guests of Mr . M. Pyle, | roommates at Jamestown College. George Shafer, speaking on | min-| pital, ' formerly of this . MeL imum taxation for schools. At the jis at home at her apartment, 21 first meeting which will be held | Main. street. | Mrs. Roy Ran- Oct. 8 at the Country Club, Mrs. S.1 phe training school committee of | < dom of Sterling were in the city yes- Johnson will give a report of the] the Bismarck hospital met yester- | COMPLETES VISIT HERE terday, visiting friends. They also Democratic National convention, afternoon and voted to receive, Mrs. Caroline Fisher who has been | attended the fair at Mandan. which she attended, and where she the guest of her son and daughter-in- the July class of probationers into | Social and Personal |" "™ day. Blank of Grand Forks, Anderson of Bellingham, Wash., and Mrs. A. D. D. A. R. MEET TOMORROW law for about ane month, left last night for Minneapolis where she will it her daughter, Mrs. Charles Ca- {in Tacoma, she will stop here for a TERS SALVATION ARMY TRAIN- ING SCHOOL Miss Ruby Apland left this morn- ing for Chicago where she will enter the Salvation Army Training college. She will take a one year course, after ointed national committee | the school as regular student nur for North Dakota |ses. Mi nes Egge, superinten the topics Which will be| dent of the training school spoke of taken up during the year are the] ithe excellent qual and high | doo. following: the politic mpaigns} character of the class, and recom from the viewpoints of a Republican,] mended their reception into the | short time, Democrat, and a Third party mem-|<¢hool, The class was then intro- | her, juvenile cours, and child wel-} duced to the members of the com: fare on woman’s work in] mittee, rand in suffrage; | Mrs, Fannie Dunn Quain, pres- | women, and 2) ident of the training school e¢ nd divorce; and} yittee addressed the class, welcom- ation, ing them into the training course program, at which and urging them to work to the end en, is planned for Mrs. ( Lahr, Miss Shepard, and May Agnes Orr, Mrs exhibition of local talent will be ¢ June rhe Mrs. URN FROM VISIT IN EAST Mrs Mrs. J. J. Steiner. that they would bring the same honor to the school that other grad- 5. irls who will become student nurses are Misses Freda Auch, New Leipzig; Dorothy Crum, Mandan; Alice Horneger, Eurek D.; Min- nie Lee, Hendrum, Minn; Freda Opheim, Hendrum, Minn.; Pearl position in the ready to wear dep which she will have the rank of liew- tenant, and will be assigned to field duty. meeting will be a birthday party. |uates have, who have gone to all| was Miss Maxine Kupitz left the first _ Officers of the club are Mrs. ©. Ey ports of the state. Mrs. Elizabeth | COUNTRY CLUB TO GIVE LAST] of the week for Minneapolis, where Stackhouse, preside Mrs. H. .| Suckow, also a member of the com- DANCE OF SUMMER she will attend school for the com- Perry, vice president; Mrs S.| mittee, spoke appropriate words of | The last dance of the series being | ing year. B secretary; Mrs. P. ©, Remi encouragement and advice. Besides, | given this summer by the Bismarck —. ton, treasurer. Other members are: | yrs, Quain and Mrs. Suekow, Dr, J.| Country Club will be held tomorrow | RETURNS TO HOME Mrs. LE. Birdzell, Mrs. W. H. Bod-/ 0, Arnson, Rev. C. F. Scrutz, andj night at the clubhousei, ‘It will be] Miss Margaret Meyers who has i entab, Mrs. W Msr. W. F-| Mrs, A. M. Brandt are members of] of an informal nature and it is ex-| been the guest of Mrs. A. K. Tice for } Mr Mrs. B. » commit pected that a large number will at-| several weeks, has returned to her tend. ON WAY HOME FROM MINNESOTA Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Connolly and Miss Mary Connolly of New England are in the city today visiting friends, Mrs, W. E. Butler and Miss Inez Bertha, Minn.; Louise Weist,|en route home from a stay at Minn- estas Jones returned last night pm um, Minn., and Marge Kohnen, |esota lakes, and from attending the GOES TO CALIFORNIA ele uiethe east a chee ae River. Minnesota fair. Cadwallader Washburn will leave | three weeks in ork and Ch = - tomorrow for Santa Barbara, Cal. cago, on a buying trip for the Lucas} Qpp FELLOWS ENTERTAIN RETURNS FROM TRIP = department store, going down — by REBEKAHS Miss Dorothy Blanding returned ON BUSINESS train, but joined Mrs. Butler in Mil The Odd Fellows lodge will enter-|last night from «a trip to Fargo,! Albin Erstrom of Baldwin is in the | waukee, Wis. from where they mo-l{ain the members of, the Rebekah | Grand Forks, and other places on | city today on busines tor | to St. Paul. and Aberdeen, S.[lodge Saturday evening, Sept. 6. All| business for the Workman's Com-|" ae ee | »., where they visited, before re-]Rebekuhs and Odd Fellows are in-| pensation bureau. She was away : | turning home. Mrs, Butler, who has|vited. Dancing and card playing |for five days. ; NOTICE | been y for about seven weeks,| will be the diversion of the evening. To Members Country Club. eS cael ane by Hae delving Ph: aoe being made for an un-| TO anneND) NATIONAL SHOOT | Last dance of summer season in all 361 les. She visited friends/ usually entertaining evening. Major Harold Sorenson left today| Friday night. ny s. | and relatives in Eau a re, Wis., and —— for Camp Perry, Ohio, where he will! Pus Many/features:| attended a photographers convention ACC S POSITION attend the national military shoot. | = ‘at fi in’ Milwaukee, Miss Olga Gopin has accepted a| Mrs, Sorenson accompanied him as! a. Young tender Catfish from far as Fargo, where she will spend Out of town guests were Harry Before returning to her home! home. Mrs. Harris is well known in Bismarck, having lived here for some time, VISIT IN GRAND FORKS Mrs. Earl Beatt and son Junior are ARE VISITORS HERE Mr. and Mrs. John Trepp of Max left for their home this morning, after having visited for a short time with Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Trepp, 810 Rosser avenue. ‘on of Ster- | ling, spent some time in the ci terday, and also attended the fair at Mandan. TO ATTEND SCHOOL AT MINNEAPOLIS j home in Aberdeen, South Dakota. TO OHIO Mr. and Mrs. J. Parkinson left on| Tuesday for Portsmouth, Ohio, where | they will spend the next month, Minnesota lakes. Dressed | eo At The Movies bats eredhclehcce THE “The Female” in which Betty Comp- | herself. The winsome star minister’: gowns, therefore, dainty, gingham dres creations, The story of “A Woman W ned” is from the pen of Fini | In addition to writing the sto which he was directed and prod number of elabor ced the pic more than and a big ior set that co: thousand doll scene employing can’t think anything that is worth thinking if he eats heavy foods. Men who use their brains | eat Shredded Wheat with milk, fresh fruits and green vegetables. Eat this delicious whole wheat cereal instead of meat and pota- toes for a while and see how smoothly your brain works and how much better you feel. Shredded Wheat is ready-cooked and ready-to-eat. A delicious meal for a few cents—the most food for the least monty.’ offered $50,000, ure, A sets are shown |™ in the picture, including one inter- eight} night, is a veritable fashion show by is first shown wife; then, as the mit- of a Wali Street broker. range from of a country girl to the most elaborate of evening Her the MISS HOMAN RETURNS FROM! ment of the Webb Brothers depart-|a few days. \ready for the pan. Central LY ¢ ABROAD ment store, and began her work to- n —— i t Miss Florence Homan arrived home| day. GUESTS LEAVE Meat Market. io today, to spend nex Uabyi uw oaks = Mrs. H. W. Richmond has had as fat ian, ; here as the sruest of her parents, Mr. ENTERTAIN AT DINNER ers wueets; Mran (0) Mursiegand Ladies’ pleating. City and Mrs, John Homan, before con-| Mr. and Mrs. Max Kupitz entertain-| Mrs. W. F. Grange, both of Lisbon,| Cleaners and Dyers. Phone 3 4 tinuing her work at St. Catherin 5 ends i onan de i i edt = GHG Test Baul. Mise Hoinan, | friends at dinner on Mon-{who left this morning for their | 770. | EGAueOGOADOUEOEUSUUOUANOUENEUANEDAUEDEGEGHUOUEUAGUUAUCACOUAAUEUEOCOUUAUEDERNUAUENUCOUOUIOCEOUON ES who has been traveling in Europe a with a party of stude during the summer, arrived in Quebec on Satur- = da he sailed from New York the first part of June, and has visited France, Great Br’ Italy, and Ger- many during her stay abroad. SODERQUIQT-KUDICK MARRIAGE TODAY The marriage of Miss Alice Naomi Soderquist and August F. Kudick of Chippewa Falls, occurred today at the home of the bride near Wilton, only the immediate r and friends being present. lowing the ony, a dinner was served at the 's home. The young people will make their home in Chippew. Is, Wis. FROM VISIT IN EAST Mrs. J. I. Setser and daughter Jean returned the first part of the week RETURNS THE from an extended visit in northeast- ern Pennsylvania, and in Bingham- ton, N. Y., having visited with rela- tives there for the past two months. IS GUEST OF MRS, COLE Mrs. John Hale Hackley is the guest of Mrs. W. E. Cole, and will be here for about a week or ten days. Mrs, Hackney is on her way to her home in Chicago from Portland, Ore. She hi ted at several places en route. . oe VISIT WITH FRIENDS IN MINOT Mr. and Mrs. O, A. Iverson, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Williams and daughter Elaine, Miss Ida Iverson and Stewart Williams have returned from a visit with friends in Minot and Lone Tree, N. D. They made the trip by car. RETURNS FROM WISCONSIN G. F. Dullam has returned from Sharon, Wis., where he has been for some time. The Weather Fair tonight and Friday. Hart Schaffner & Marx ‘Clothes —o— Footwear The new pumps if anything are somewhat plainer with one or two straps and some -cut outs. the Cuban or Military heel prevailing. Black Patent and Kid in either Brown or Black lead in favor with Black satin for Dress up. The prices as usual are moder- ate for our high grade footwear. Corsets, Of course one needs a néw cor- ‘set for the new frock; our Warner and Redfern corsets are made to give better lines to the new fall styles. We also -have Madam X reducing girdles in all sizes. WEBB BROTHERS “Merchandise of Merit Only” e inst fashions There’s a crisp tang In the air these mornings that makes one think of New Fall clothes. Dame Fashion has been busy these:many weeks preparing the loveliest things imagmable and has favored us with some-of her choicest creations. ‘We're expecting you in to see them soon. THE COATS Wraps and Coats still cling to the slender silhouette; but there are so many new sleeve treatments and different ways of trimming on the beautiful new fabrics, that you’ll surely want one, especially when. you see the lovely new shades. THE DRESSES You must see the new tailored Dresses, they’re smarter than ever. The long slender lines, broken only by a bit of a cape, a new sleeve or a slight smart flare in the skirt makes them doubly attractive. The new fabrics are, rich satin finished silks, Twills and Charmeens. To Top the: new Fall wardrobe; there are all sorts of new hat styles, and the cloche somewhat - disguised is the smartest of the whole ensemble. Frequently tiny brims turn up all the way round and crowns are high. Spanish colorings: such as yellow or red on black are quite the thing in styles becoming to every type. Blouses Yow are going to need one of these tunic blouses, for they will ‘be just the thing. They're long and some are quite tailored; Can- ton Crepes with hand embroidery or soft ribbed fabrics in Oriental colorings with a slight flare at the hips. , Hosiery The right hose means much to the new ensemble. Here one will find all the new fall shades, in thread silk and.chiffon ag well as the new Sports hose; and ‘because our stocks are complete and. prices 80 moderate. you may well anticipate future 4s well as immediate needs, “|Meat Market. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1921 NOTICE | To Members Country Club. Last dance of summer season Friday night. Many features. Young tender Catfish from! {Minnesota lakes. Dressed | ready for the pan. Central| DR.M.E. BOLTON Osteopathic Physician 119! 4th St. ‘Telephone 210 Bismarcl, N. D. READ TRIBUNE WANT ADDS. The McKenzie | Hotel Barber Shop announces the opening of a new bobbing and hair dressing parlor Friday, Sept. 5th. Private waiting .room, Private operating room, expert shingling, soft water shampoos and marcelling. For appointments Call 146J. THE McKENZIE HOTEL BARBER SHOP and BEAUTY PARLOR. Supplied with soft water. as Everyone knows that the real deliciousness of a pie is judged principally by the crust; a pie really never tempts the appetite unless the crust is short, crisp, and flaky. And the women who bake the kind of pies that “melt in your mouth” know that the shortening is the most important ingredient used in making pastry. "Sweet Clover lard has gained an enviable repu- tation as the ideal shortening agent for all bak- ing purposes. It is a pure, highly refined prod- uct, and all the choicest fats are used in making it. It is rendered in closed, steam-heated tanks, and is filtered under pressure to remove every trace of sediment. The natural color of Sweet Clover lard is proof of its purity and unusually high quality, because it is NOT BLEACHED in any way, and its velvet- smooth texture tends to improve the quality of pies or cakes. 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