The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 17, 1924, Page 5

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1924 Eastern Star and Masons To Give Thanksgiving Dinner The Ki havin stern Star and Masons are informal dinner and dance er 2h, at 7 p.m. to which all oF ‘ar members can be Harris. The turkey din- invited. with Wm, are arranging ner with cranberries, mince pie and other seasonable goodies. The dec- ovations will be new and different with special electrical effects. Spe- cial new dance music has been re- ed and the committee in charge e making every effort to provide wonderful Thanksgiving party. are ations. a Entertain For Roosevelt Teachers B. H. Tong entertained Sat- evening for the teachers of Roosevelt School at her home, 3 West Broadway. Seven tables af bridge were at tplay during the fore- purt of the evening with honors being won by i Ralph Penner and Mr. W. L. Smith. The remainder of the evening was spent in dancing, after which delightful refreshments were served. Miss Hazel and Miss Verda Fogle of Stanton, N, Dak. were out- of-town guests Mrs, urd the Is PROMOTED Charles L. Hanson, Lieutenant- Colonel, Patriarchs Militant, 1, 0. 0. F, Department of North Dakota, has been promoted to the position of Department Aide, on-the staff of August Hohenstein, who commands the Patriarchs Militant in the Unit- ed States. WESTMINST! ER LD TO MEET There will be a meeting of the Westminster Guild tomorrow eve- ning at 7:45 at the home of Mrs. HH. C. Postlethwaite. There will be a progray with important business and. jt is hoped that all will be present. GOING ABROAD un Eele, living near Driscoll, is planning a trip to Syria to visit relati Mr. Eele is a_ pioneer farmer, having farmed in North Da- kota since 1899. It will be his first return to his native country. EASTERN STAR TO MEET There will be a regular meeting of the Eastern Star, Tuesday eve- ning at 7:30 at the Masonic Temple. There will be election of officers and all members are urged to be present, TO HOLD BAZAAR AND FOOD SALE Lutheran Ladies Aid will hold their annual bazaar and food sale on Saturday, December 33, at the Bismarck Food Market, commencing at 11 o'clock. The Trinity SSIVE, MOTHERS MEET There will be-a meeting of the Progressive Mothers Club, Tuesday aftérnoan at the home of Mrs. Har- tison Brooks, 513 Thirteenth strect, at 8 o'dloek. TO LEAVE FOR HOME IN MINNESOTA Mr. and Mrs. Hovius, who have been visiting here for the past two months at the H. F. Keller home, have left for their home in Cam- bridge, Minn. WAR MOTHERS TO MEET The War Mothers will hold their regular meeting Tuesday afternoon, at 3 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Trank Paci Fifth, street. SPEND WEEK END HERE Miss Hazel and Miss Verda Fogle were the’ week-end guests at the home of Mrs, B, H. Tong, leaving yesterday for their home. ON BUSINESS TRIP G.'N. Livdah] of the Workmen’s Compensation Bureau has gone to Minot, Williston, Crosby and other places on a business trip. LEAVES FOR STEELE Mrs. J. W. Burch left this mo ing for Steele where she will v for a f¢w days, ATTENDING MEETING C. J. Fisk of Minot is in the city, attending a meeting of the State Bar Board. Regular meeting Bismarck Lodge No. 5 A. F. & A. M. Monday evening, “Nov. 17. Work in F. C. Degree. Elec- tion of officers. ——SS——SES—SSS The Weather Fair tonight and Tues- day. Colder tonight. « STYLE AND FIT AT THE RIGHT PRICE 0+ Bergeson’s Quality-Style-Economy | “Qe ~~ S = Q : S =: =) =~ Appetitnients: \ Made on “U” \ Student Paper (Ap ointments: were made at the! torial stat of the Di dent, the University kota Daily student new paper, A numb students of Bismarck a included in the s Ferdin 's editor; Jack conterence editor; Webster, Wash- burn, desk editors; , Minot, exch iam Jacogson, Minot, feature ed- itor, There were many reporters chosen and Gwendolen Welch was one of | those chosen. Jerome Con chosen as a ager. y of this city was nt circulation man- { ENTERTAIN AT SURPRISE PARTY M F. W. Snyder entertained at urprise party for Miss Beulah wtell at her apartment, 304 Main Street, Saturday evening, Cov- ers were laid for sixteen guests. Four tables of bridge were .at play during the evening, honors being won by Mrs. Albert Latta. The dec- orations were carried out in the autumn colors, LEAVES FOR CARRINGTON BUSINES: H. A. Jones of the Adjutant Gen- erals Office left this morning for Carrington and Jamestown, where he will attend to business for a week. ON _— | CITY NEWS |; —__-_________-_-e Bismarck Hospital Admitted to the Bismarck FIVE MINUTES hospital BY MARIAN HALE LONG OR SHORT THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE Two Heads of Hair Better Than.One, Savs Paris - MAKE THIS CHANGE. for treatment: NEA Service Writer opportunity fo Robert Beyer, Driscoll; S. B. , 1 Ae T soing in seriously for Gooding, Braddock; Rt. W. Lumry, ur Mods Nxe Mao i ania er ons that really — trans city; Arnold Rynning, Manning; An- [tC better than one--parti | form og a drew Seitz, Burt; Carl Dahl, Huff; [one head has long hair : oa P SEI aUiNIieunr alles CSeine Hatter anor: Now a woman may be bobbed in aiey: t For a while it did look as if there [the morning and flaunt a Greeian Discharged: might be some necessity for taking |>8. 2 psye mess of curls or Kost Lehto, Wing; John Mekvold, {® Stand on this hair quest Gye] [RA Boma on ene bene sainnche Verona; Lucille Mockel, Moffit; [come out definitely for or against | ¢ve" Martin Jacobson, Bentley; Mrs. Ja- {the bob. Armand Blatt, one of the leading cob Zakopyko, Kief; John Buchholz, | Latest importations from Paris in| creators of hair styies in New York, Danzig; Mrs. R. V. Boul: Diekin- {the way of evening and afternoon | says: Undoubtedly a great many son; J. R. Volk, Linton; Arnold, [gowns do seem to be ainst the |women will bow to Paris and let ; Amelia Brandner, New |bob. Their dignified lines and gor- | their hair grow, but the really clever Leipzig; Mrs. G. F. Dullam, city; {ge fabrics demand a formal | woman will manage to sacrifice nei- Richard Lattimorelle, city; Mrs coiffure. | ther style nor comfort mer Larson ‘and y girl, Wilton. And sports clothes and morning | The time limit on transformations | frocks continue to demand the is said to be one minute—less time St. Alexius Hospital youthful bobbed head jthan most long haired women take Admitted to the St. Alexius hos- There were indications of a dead-|to wind up their lo pital for treatment o zs = Miss Luella Shepard, Hazelton; | — and use as a hot water bag. It will Mrs. Joe Knoll, Judson; James Burbage, Glencoe; Mr: Cynthia Grey vey, city; Mrs. ¢ Mrs. John Huonder, Gladys Grambling, Discharged: New Leipzig; WHAT EVERY SUB-D You can’t stop men f KNOWS | m fall C. J. Johnson and baby vith us. They just will keep Glanville Selland, Dri Pauline - Fischer, city; Mathilda Vedevig, y berate us for using rouge, sclen;'Wm. Houle, Ryder; John }but they carry our nity — case Gange, St. Anthony; Melvin Sondrol, }around in their coat pockets, loving- Turtle Lake; Monica Fleck, Man- |!¥- dan, Hegel et ees They despise us for our weak- EXTREME STYLE ness, And they hate us for the Some of the most extreme gowns] Strength we have over them in an are 12 inches from the ground and} #rgument, less than a yard about the hem, They loathe us for gossiping; yet they listen to it eagerly. VELVET LIKE CHIFFON - ee The velvet of thi Imost] We are a puzzle to men, but they are no puzzle to us. We know that we can be unreasonable and petty and bad-tempered and slack, but that as long as we ure pretty and know what color becomes us best, you can't stop men from falling in love with They as thin as chiffon and is draped and cut as chiffon would be. A Charming Wrap ust WILL keep on doing it. QUESTIG Dear Miss ( ANSWERS: Why is it that so many men make a date with me ence and then never again? 1 am| pretty and not prudish. 1 do not} mind ano ional goodnight kis I dress well,.too, and the men |T dance wonderfully-—Puzzled. | I think you're not prudish enough. | girl who lets men kiss her is not | jcalling there. Then I ‘noticed th: he began to pay more attention to |, ime than to her, and when I left he would take me home. Now he has asked to come to see me. Whit shall 1 do?—Flapper. It depends on how much you think you care about him. If he means no |more to you than any other boy {friend let him go, rather than lose your chum’s friendship. I think you ought to be frank about it with your chum, You owe her this, at least. | (Copyright, 1924 Service, Inc.) | pian ceemmeerarmien aE } HOUSEHOLD SUGGESTIONS ‘ PAPER NAPKINS ' | Keep paper napkins in the bath- room cabinet and use them to-wipe * WATERPROOFING FLOORS You can waterproof your kitchen floor by applying cold paraffin oil | with a soft cloth. Then you will have, less difficulty with stains and spots. | i TO MAKE SOUP All gravies make a good starting} point for a soup. Dilute it to proper consistency, add whatever vegetables | you have, simmer for a few, minutes and then add croutons or ’ noodles! and serve. 1 A charming wrap for a youthful figure is this model of black kasha, trimmed with tan kasha, trimmed - with cuffs and pockets of colorful HOT PACK embroidery in wool. It finishes at When a hot water pack is not? the throat with a scarf and is very | available, place a fairly thick maga- warm and comfortable in spite ofj zine in the oven and heat it thor- its light ‘appearance, oughly, | ben ban ja nf soft Hanne ‘a lost horse in London. | \ | ! “Touch retain heat for a long tim USE FOUR HOL When opening a can of cleaner instead of punching just open four, lightly and This sprinkle: there is less RINTED VEL Printed velvets inp! attractive for coats. ids are very uturally they are h d with some fur like beav- er or seal. CO. The evening cout to match the frock is one of the extravagant little fads of this season, PREVENT SHRINKAGE All the waters in which blank are washed and rinsed should be of the same temperature if you would prevent shrinkage. The first newspaper advertisement offered a reward for the return of . Sheffield pli 2 by ce was discovered in Shef- Thomas Bolsover, a field mechanic, Wide Belts for men just re- ceived at Klein’s Toggery. ‘Cook By Wire Instead of by Fire interesting to them long. Try not kissing them at all. They'll like you better for it. a : Fema | ae \“Touch’ Typewriting Dear, Miss, Greys 1 need ite gover | Everybody is learning to use the |to my girl friend's house at night | pypewriter. Why not learn to use | {semetimes when her young man w: it in the right Learn the high spe ret can tea in TE) KS- N: N if you hi Wve i Jearned by “Sight” or by the ,Two | ‘ ringer” method, we have a method , nge you to the “Touch | ‘Then } that will ch Method” too, the 4 sonable, time. STUDIO,” Dahl Building. TRUE GASOLINE “Better than 3c Better”! DR.M.E. BOLTON Osteopathic Physician 119% 4th St. Telephone 210 Bismarcl:, N. Eyes Examined, Glass¢s Fitted. F. A. KNOWLES < Bismarek, N. Dak. Jeweler. all eight holes 4] _—_____-_—____¢ At The Movies | ra HAILED AS BIG DRAMA OF SEA “The Sea Hawk” Battles of Pirat es and Cor- | ed ey filmed, { the “popul: fael Sabatini, is sched ) its showing at the Eltinge Thea tre today, j Filmed for Hawk novel by the most part on the | 2 on four ships of Sixteenth | entury design, rowed by hundreds | fof galley slaves and replete with stirring action ands: ee and yomance, “The Sea F is suid jte be a decided innovation in photo plays. Milton Sills is seen Oliver Tressilian, lat Bahr, commander of Algerian pi- called “the hawk of the id Bennett essays the part | mund Godolphin, Sir Oliver's Lloyd Hughe character — role character of Lionel, Sir Oliver's bro- ace MacDonald plays Rosamund’s_ brother. ancient ships of gigantic di- Four mensions, requiring from 100 to 4 mei $2) to sail them, and costing 1,000, an entire Algerian city with its slave markets, quaint streets and elaborately draped courts, Eng- lish castles and massive old English interior sets were built that “The Hawk” might have a proper background. More than $85,000 worth of costumes were necessary for the any members of the cast, but its producers say that even these extra- ordi sets and gorgeous cloth but incidentals in the true bril- liance of the photopla VIRGINIA VALLI PLAYS IN NEW CHARACTER ROLE; | One of the reigning beauties of {the sereen, who also‘ reigns supreme as an emotional actress, is Virginia The Young Ladies Sodality NOV. Hot Supper served from 25¢e For REMEMBER THE PLACE sent ! Mrs. Gold has returned ing trip laden with the Ladies Ready-to-Wear, ments for any and eve! { assortment of children’s COATS - 312 Main St. Depicts | St Mary’s Bazaar hold a bazaar in the school auditorium the and evening of WEDNESDAY erecccoccocooon MANY AND VARIED ATTRACTIONS Hot Supper — Program — Bazaar Eats — Music — Entertainment. EVERYBODY WELCOME Stay for the program. Stay as long as you like. ST. MARY’S SCHOOL AUDITORIUM Announcing--- NEW STYLE MOTIVES RECENTLY ARRIVED FROM THE EAST variety of styles and sizes. of our newly replenished stock‘ is an education in the prevailing style ideas. MILLINERY You Will Be Astonished At The Low Prices Asked For This see Merchandise. SARAH GOLD SHOP “Style Without Extravagance” ‘Beige Wool Frock lets iae Gobb oa OThe Sterna ate’ was a storm center of human emo. tions. Now, “The Signal Tow shows another side of her ver ty. As wife of the railroader in | the f that t por mountains; a matic f this is the othe stately woman 1 the who pla lady of will be Vireatre commencins Supporting Miss Valli Roekliffe Fellowes, ad, Dott the Tower” seen 1 the Cupitol onlay Wallace leery ! MeDons arley, Dar ree 0 Consider: the women ) who made the son The directed The Signal Tower from the celebrated arab ye Watiavoren Gn who must use Oysters by the 70 cents at Clifford's. quart their feet 'HE nurse, the teacher, the business woman, the mother, the busy housewife all of these have learned the value of foot comfort. They are wearing the Arch Preserver Shoe, the one shoe that gives a natural walking base and a flat inner sole which allows the nerves, bones, and blood-vessels to function. normally. This shoe, in any of its charming styles, will give you a new idea of comfort, BEAUTIFY IT WITH ee DYES” UI Perfect h nyo and tinting i suaranteed with Diamond Dyes lust dip in cold wa er to tint soft, del cate shades, or boil rich, Q Haye: There is x decided charm to this frock of beige wool because it does: things. o dye nent color so ni unexpected The | front fastening is most original, as | Id-cent p is the fitted band which begins at} ontains directions | en the fastening and is carried over so simple wom- ross the back and fastened on the m can dye or tint THE other side. The braid running ingerie, silks, rib RCH PRESE] through th in the front skirts, waists, dresses, coats, the. loa eee ir | Stockings, sweaters, draperies, SHOE : {erings, hangings, everything new. | Buy nond Dye no other Poonnee (hind and tell your dr the enthralling role | il the mate you wis rea A/chmond's Bootery Paylor” in “The Signal | woo) or silk, or whethor new Universal-super-Jewe! | cotton, or mixed youds.- Ady jroiuction Her dark, exotic love: | liness a wonderful background for bh 7 an Miss riven act the eet victeaca®” BENEFIT MASQUERADE BALL name w byword wherever the pi¢ Capital City Lodge No. 1. 0. 0. F., will give a Benefit Masquerade Ball, November 18th, 1924, 1. 0. O. F. Hall. the first masquerade of the season. Tuesday, at Everybody invited. Come and enjoy of St. Parish will afternoon Mary’s The Money You Make isn’t half so important as the money you save. Millions of dollars are wasted on expensive, indigestible foods—foods that supply no nutriment because they are not digested. Shredded Wheat supplies the greatest amount of nutriment at the lowest cost and with the least tax on the digestion. Two of these little loaves of flavory baked whole wheat with hot milk and a little cream make a perfect meal. It is the most food for the least money. 19TH. 5:30 p. m. to 7:00 p,m. Go when you please. Supper. REMEMBER THE DATE from an Eastern buy. latest and dressiest of Millinery, etc. Gar- ry occasion in a wide Also an attractive An inspection coats. FROCKS x Central Meat Market Phones 143 - 144 CHANGE OF OWNERSHIP T. J. Lee has purchased Robert Barfknecht’s interest in the Central Meat Market. We have employed one of the best meat cutters in the city and would appre- ciate your busines: Phone 566 eee —We Handle Nothing But The Best manner es URE