The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 28, 1924, Page 5

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1924 Daughter of ; Former Local People Weds Miss Dorothy Dennett, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Fred Dennett, former well known. residents of Bismarck, but now living in Washington, D. C., and Patton Wise Slemp, of Cincin- nati, Ohio, and Big Stone Gap, Va., were united in marriage Saturday af- ternoon, at 5:30 o'clock, in Bethle- hem Chapel of the Cathedral of SS. Peter and Paul, Washington, D. C. The Rt. Rev. James T. Freeman, bishop of Washington, officiated at the marriage and the bride was given away by her father. She wore a lovely gown of filet lace and hand embroidered net, with a court train of tulle, and over her lovely blonde hair’ was arranged a tulle veil held in place with a chaplet of tiny leaves outlined in seed pearls. Her bou- s a shower of lilies of the ‘s» Raymond Allen Memhard, formerly Miss Judith Atwater, who was matron of honor, wore a gown of tea rose pink and the maid of honor, Miss Grace Roper, a frock of pastel yellow. Both had hats to match their costumes and carried pink roses. Six close friends of the bride, all wearing pastel shaded gowns, car- ried ropes of smilax, forming a half circle, gkout., the. bgjde. and, bride- groom as the ceremony was’ per- formed. They were Miss Rebecca Dial, Miss Dorothy Mondell, Miss Lucille Showalter, Mrs. South Trim- ble, Jr, Mrs. David Lynn and Mrs,| officiating. Only relatives and inti-} Louis Montford. C. Bascom Slemp, secretary to the president, was best man for Mr. Slemp, his cousin. e Immediately after the ceremony Mr. Slemp and his bride left for a honeymoon trip to Cuba and Flor- ida. Upon their return they will make their héme in Cindinnati, spending part of each year in Big Stone Gap. geht UNITED “IN MARRIAGE Miss Esther Edith Lundin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Qjaf Lundin, who re- side fourteen milgs north of Bis- marck and William Gierke, son of Mr. and Mrs, Francis'Gierke of Fran- cis Township, were united in marri- age Wednesday at 2 o'clock at the home of H. L. Reade, 412 Rosser, with Rev. Strutrafficiating. Miss Agnes Gierke and Lino Harms were the at- tendunts. The couple . will make their home oh the farm of the groom, which is north of Menoken. They are the children of well known pion- eer settlers, UNITED IN MARRIAGE Miss Josephine Lehse, of this city, and Fred A. Fickhorn of Drake, N. Dah., were united in matrimony at the Presbyterian Manse, Tuesday evening, at 6:30. They were attended by E, R. Brown of Driscoll and Miss L. V. Lehse, sister of the bride, of this city. After a short visit with relatives of the bride they will per- manently reside near Drake. MENS CLUB TO MEET The Men's Club of the Presbyter- fan Church is preparing a very enter- taining program at their monthly meeting, Friday evening, December 3. The ladies will furnish the meal at 6:30 for which there will be a nomi- nal fee of 50 cents to reimburse the committee. SPENDS THANKSGIVING IN ST. PAUL s Mary Cayou, who is attending herines College at St. Paul, spent Thanksgiving and the week-end at the homes of her uncles, Dr. OeBrien and Jitige Thomas D. O'Brien, Lincolh Avenue, St. Paul, Minn. ENTERTAIN FOR THOMAS HALL Mr. L. Rubin entertained at a stag dinner, Tuesday evening, November 25, at his home, 222 West Thayer, in honor of Thomas Hall, who left Thursday afternoon for Washington, D. C. to assume his duties as Con- gressman, ENTERTAINS WEDNESDAY BRIDGE CLUB Mrs. W. E. Lahr entertained the Wednesday Bridge Club at her home, 504 Mandan Avenue, Wednesday af- ternoon, with high honors being won by Mrs, E. H. L, Vesperman. SPEND THANKSGIVING AT DICK- INSON Miss Hulda Pleton, stenographer in office of E. T. Burke, left Wed- nesday evening to spend Thanksgiv- ing and the week-end with her sister at Dickinson. MARCEL AND CURL LAST LONG- ER after a Golden Glint Shampoo. — The Weather Partly overcast tonight and Saturday. Warmer tonight. SIZES FOR EVERY. ONE —— Bergeson’s Quality-Style-Economy Thanksgiving Program Given At Will School’ A Thanksgiving program on Wednesday by the seventh and eighth grades of the Will school and was as follows:: nth Grade Program Recitation, “Tommy” — Veronica Dodd. Duet—Ruth and Rhoda Clausen. Recitation, “The Usual Way Zona Hoffman. fie Rosen. Poem, “The Landing of the grim Fathers Davis. Eighth G Song—Ardith G ; Dickenson, sopranos thorpe and Gwendolyn Pilmor, altos; Theo. Vettel, piano. Monologue—George Eisenor. Piano Solo, “Nearer My God Thee”—Theo. Vettel. “Manners and Customs of a Hun- Ago”—Frances Whittey. TO GIV Pil- y and to RECITAL public recital on Tuesd: Decembe 9, at 8:16 o'clock, at the Rialto Thea- tre. MARRIAGE ANNOUNCED — Miss Irene Benson of this city and John Eugene Huglskamp of Dodge, N. Dak., were united in marriage on Armis' Day, November 11, at 7 o'clock in the morning at the Catho- lic church, with Rev. Father Slag mate friends were prespnt. : The bride wore a gown of white charmeuse trimmed with pink r a tulle veil, and carried a bouquet of rose Miss Anna Marie Manning, who acted as bridesmaid, wore a gown of pale green crepe de chine and curried a bouquet of white chrysanthen ‘Arthur Benson acted as best man. Immediately after the ceremony a wedding breakfast was served ut the home of the bride’s parents, after which the couple left by car for a short trip returning to make their home at Dodge, N. Dak., where Mr. Huglskamp is employed in the State Bank. IN CITY FOR A FEW DAYS ‘ounty Treasurer Frank Fiske of Sioux county, and Mrs in Bismarck for a few da Thanksgiving, having come here to attend the Ruth St. Denis and Mitzi shows at the Auditorium and visit friends, SPENDS THANKSGIVING IN MAN- DAN Minnis who ing with her sister Miss Nellie Minnis, a teacher in the Jun- ior High School in Mandan, left this morning for het home in Fargo. spent SPENDS THANKSGIVING HERE Phil Boise, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Boise, spent Thanksgiving at his home here. VISIT HER FOR FEW DAYS | Mr. and Mrs. 0. R. Quade and | daughter, Florence, motored to Bis- marek from Huron, S. Dak., Sunday, beauty, in ways that brought beauty to me. I am trying to bring women the perennial youth I gained. For 40 years I have searched the world for the best beauty helps in existence. I continue that search for the latest. Now. 52 of the helps I found are combined in four preparations, All toilet counters supply them. So every girl and woman may use exactly what T use. 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SPORT CLOTHES ARE QUITE ATTRACTIVE THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE ee SPORT OUTFITS FROM NDEL SEMBLE COSTUME OF E WHITE STRIPES. AT T BROIDERY AND GOAT FUR. B Rn | for a few days visit at the home of M Quade’s mother, Mrs. John 0. Richards of Braddock, LEAVES FOR STEELE Miss Alice Wise, who has been con- fined to a local hospital, left this morning for Steele, where she will visit with friends before returning to her home at Tuttle. THE CITY Frank Falkenstein and R. R. Smith of Bottineau are visitors in the city. VIsI HERE E Fargo is Miss Ethel Fleming of visiting friends in the city. —— eg CITY NEWS ! ee To Chicago For Few Days J. J. Loberg has gone to Chicago, , for two wee Channel Closed Missouri River y well free of ice reported that the chumel was frozen over, It was closed’ No- vember 8, and reopened. To Preach Series of Sermons Commencing next Sunday morning at 10:30 Rev. Walter E. 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Bismarck Hospital Admitted to the Bismarck Hospital | for treatment: Miss Esther Hanson, Doug Henry Loritz, Hebron; H, A. ¢ Wilton; Mrs. Grant MeInnes, Ps W. F. Bublitz, Bismarck; Master Harry Ehrlich, Goodrich; Jacob Ga bel, W on, Benedict; . Dragseth, Flasher; Henry | Mrs. Theo. Halver Mrs. John Rynning, Leach, Arnold Manning; | Standing room @ only e <. how often that’s all there is, lots of places we have to be! . . That’s when we're glad we’ve got good standing - room with us! Namely, and to wit: A pair of friendly, comforting Cantilevers ! . » Here’s a style that many men like; and, ComFrort-Lovers A. W. LUCAS C0. AT THE K) IS OF BROWN FE ita Miss Cook. City A Mrs. Mich Amen, J. W. Goodall Mueh!, McClusky doulah Discharged: Master ; John G r Shumsk Robertson Goodrich; Mrs psy Sanish ; Christ Mrs Walter Eisenbeis, Bismarck; Peter Ds dam Boehm, Man dan; Mrs. d. K. Murray baby twirl, Mott; Mich Sch Miss Lena Altes, Steele Yon, Wing; M Helen Wesepha, tinel Butte; Master Laurice Burnstad; Mrs. John Huond H Hook; Frank F. Pro’ Douglas; | Mrs. dames Eagle, Elbowoods oo -——_____—___—__-¢ At The Movies _ ! THE ELTING Fighting Coward,” featurine Mary Astor, Noah | Beery, Phyllis Haver and Cullen Lan dis, is being shown at the Eltinge | Theatre today and Saturda It's a i fellow who blu! everyone | Mississippi, the being j Vinee folk that the youn j about the Fer th jis just one {Torr “The Ernest Torrence, ory of aman and a young slong. the to con ter is fight And the whole thing thrill, nee “this (ohavacter of "Gen. ( and Cullen (leading man’s idea most dangerous 41 rbouts. Jack st in nde Landis handles the role to perfection Nowh Beery gives his usual sHent performance le. Mary Astor are well cast and Lucy. son, heavy | Haver Elvira | ina and Phyllis, as the sisters, CAPITOL Yesterday it looked thouh jmicht become necessary to summon an ambulance to the Capitol theater after the first showing of Lloyd st feature Pathe comedy, “Girl Shy,” which will be there for an in definite run, Son J were so convuls mirth that this reviewer doubted their ability to reach” the ain 3] dust as you begin to think that the is nothing new in the movies, along $ 1 Lloyd comedy and immedi ard Jungling, ¢ life takes on a rosier hue again, A. Allen and baby L yr every Lloyd comedy is distine . Thompson and | tive from all ang nd in all re hburn; Irwin Noyes, nd that’s laughter, uch one you fine tis it LEFT C BLOU: open comes pects except one It seems that. in laughs coming more ly than in the preceding one “Girl Shy" is no exception. successfully and more rapid And While undertaken and ditfieult | Alexi Hospital Alexius Ho. for treatment: , Lloyd has vatherine Harry Chin, City;} one of the most novel iyo! if You'll enjoy Farrar more If you hear her on the Victrola beiore you hear her in person. Familiarize yourself with her art and you will add greatly to your enjoyment and appre- ciation of her concert. Come in any time—we will gladly play any Farrar Records you wish to hear. HOSKINS - MEYER Exclusive Victor Dealer Its Different “EVERY. 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The amazing durability of HOLE- PROOF HOSIERY makes it really economical to wear, We have a complete stock to show you, right now, too. Full-fashioned, $2.00 and up. Seamless, $1.25 CLEARANCE SALE ——LATE FALL ’ AND EARLY WINTER HATS—— Lot No. 1 Lot No. 2 Lot No. 3 active as- eluding omnis Late ®tShionable creas * Win seagonable An sortment — of Fall and early ter sat very fine selec- tions in ntillinery. ae” $4.75 Lot No. 4 You will be pleases with this excellent A y ortment at ihe low. price $2.75 in and inspect tion of date style Special- nese moves ates $3.50 Lot No. 5 of styles and OS, $2.00 creations in ia special at Come our new Winter metallics, itins, silks MISS BUCHHOLZ MILLINERY .and flower lies BUSINESS PROBLEMS UT The officers of the City National Bank are always ready to give your business prob- lems the same careful attention they give to those of the bank. Furthermore, their experience in solving problems in their own business will help you to solve yours. Come in any time. You will find us glad to work with you. BISMARCK. P C. Remington President. ~ J 4. Graham, Vice President and Cashier, C. M. Schmierer, Assistant Cashier.