The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 19, 1925, Page 5

D | Social and Personal | Dr. and Mrs. Strauss Entertain Friends at Pretty Bridge Party Dr. and Mrs. F. B. Strauss entertained Saturday evening at| their home for a number of friends. A prettily appointed bridge party was given, There were six tables in play. At midnight lunch was erved. Honors were won by Mr. and | (Mrs. C. A. Myhre. i W. R. C. OFFICERS INSTALLED Officers of the Women’s Relief Corps of the J. B. McPherson, G. A. R. Post No. 17 were installed Friday ft the home of Mrs. Emma Varney. he following were installed: Mrs. | Gertrude Miller, president; Mrs. Anna Kenkel, vice president; Mrs. Frances Marcelus, secretary; Mrs. A. D. Cordner, conductor; Mrs. Mary Sperry, chaplain; Mrs. Anna Len- hart, junior vice president and press correspondent; ' Mrs, E. Varney, guard. Following installation, a dainty lunch was served CLUB RE-ORGANIZED The Change of Plan Card Club hes reorganized and met Saturdayjare in need of assistance. night with Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Car- ley. Three tables of bridge were at play. Honors were won by-Mrs. W. W. Moyer and Chas Fiett. Saturday night was the first meet- ing of .this.season. The club will meet once a week on Saturday nights. POT-LUCK SUPPER A Pot-Luck supper will be given by the Epworth League, Tuesday, January 20th at 6:15 o'clock. The supper is to be followed by the re- gular business meeting and reception for new members. All members and friends are to be sure to come and ee part in the fun. A good time is promised to all. WAR MOTHERS MEET The War Mothers will meet Tues- day afternoon at 3 o'clock with Mrs. Robert Orr, 8 Avenue out of town war mothers marck are cordially invited to this ing. IS IN CITY E, E, Fredeen of Ryder, secretary of the Roosevelt National Park Mem- orial Association of the state, is in the city for a few days, being inter- ested in various legislative matters. . VISITS DAUGHTER Mrs. E. J. Hauggi, spent the weck end visiting her daughter who is in a local hospital. Mrs. Hauggi left for her home at Calvin, North Da- kota, this morning. LEAVES FOR CITIES C. R. Simpson, -manager of the Gamble-Robinson - Fruit Company, left yesterday on a business trip to the Twin Cities. HERE FROM BRADDOCK Mr. and Mrs, J. W. Mikesell of” Bismarck Sends Woman Elector | . To Washington Mrs. Edith B. Christianson, wife of Chief Justice A. M. Christianson of the North Dakota supreme court leuves this evening for Washington, D.C Mrs. Christianson, who is one of the Independent electors favorable to Coolidge in the presidential prim- ary, is one of three women in the United States selected to be the emissary of their state in taking the formal ballot to the national capital for delivery to the president of the senate prior to the formal opening of the ballot. LEGION AUXILIARY BENEFIT DANCE The American Legion Auxiliary of the Lloyd Spetz Post No. 1 made good with the benefit dance given Saturday night at Patterson hall, the proceeds of which will be used for the purpose of carrying on their general work of caring for ex-service men in North Dakota, war orphans and ex-service men’s families who The S. S. McKinley orchestra was well receiv- ed and well liked. The committee for the dance included the following: Mrs, Geo. Robinson, chairman; Mrs. Ines Gallahan and Mrs. Oscar Sel- vig. FAREWELL PARTY Saturday evening the Misses Opal and Grace Elness entertained at a farewell party in honor of Miss Eva Laughton who left Sunday to make her future home. at Beach. The evening was spent in playing games, dancing.and doing stunts. Miss Laughton was presented with an appropriate gift. At midnight deli- the hostesses. There will be a regular meeting of the Westminstea Guild Tuesday evening at the home of Miss Flora Murray. An interesting program will be given and work will be be- gun on scrapbooks, All members and girls of the church are invited to be present. anus GUEST AT OLSON HOME Mrs. Edward Olson, of Cummings, North Dakota, who has been a guest at the home of her son, E. H. Olson, at the Hughes Apartment, left this morning for her home at Cummings after spending about ten days here. . TO COAST ON VACATION S. W. Derrick leaves this week for the western coast on a vacation. While Mr. Derrick is away, A. H. Mann will take his position as Sup- erintendent. of the Missouri River Division of the Soo Railway Co. TRINITY GIRLS MEET The Girl’s Club of the Trinity Lu- theran church will meet tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock in the church, Braddock spent last week in Bis- marck visiting with friends and shop- ping. THIRD HOUSE DANCE TONIGHT The newly organized Third House is sponsoring d dance tonight at Patterson Hall. Everyone is invited. EASTERN STAR MEETING There will be a regular meeting of the Eastern Star Chapter, Tues- day evening at 7:30. RECOVERING FROM OPERATION Miss Sue Digby is recovering from an operation in the Bismarck hospi- tal. TO ST. PAUL Frank Milhollan left last night for St. Paul to attend to business mat- ters. SPENDS SUNDAY HERE - Guy Rich, of Jamestown, spent Sunday in Bismarck on business, TO TWIN CITIES Mrs. Thomas Meade, left today for the twin cities on business. Regular meeting Bismarck Lodgé No. 5, A. F..& A. M. Monday evening at 7:30, Jan- uary 19. Work in E. A. De- gree. Visiting Masons cordi- ally invited. Ft Kodak Finishing By Professionals parlors. with the Misses Thealia Ja- cobson and Myrtle Leet, hostesses. — aT MOVIES | — AT THE CAPITOL In these days of artificialties and make believe it is seldom that the theatre-goer may be quite certain that scenes passing before him on the motion picture screen are act- ually those set dowh by nature, and Partly cloudy tonight. Much colder. ~ N WELL TAILORED CLOTHES $1.19 | | cious refreshments were served by the .| version of Harold Bell Wri IT. YOU WILL BE SU COMFORT SHOES Regular Martha Washington Com- fort shoes with: Rubber heel and of soft pliable Leather. Not all sizes in this lot. Special: at Black or Brown Oxfords and Pumps with Military or high heels. A few odd pairs:in several differ- ent'styles to.close out at © If you contemplate, going to Lake Placid or St. Movi 4 icy cae wintei right. / If the Riviera of Palm the styles at the left. For the outdoor girl there arg most“attractive cos umes of knitted w that give warmth without weigat, and skiing costum could wish. And for southern \ that have become so hiot ein not cleverly contrived by the genius’ of the property man. But in the case of “The Iron Door,” Sol I Mine With and popular novel produced WESTMINSTER GUILD TO MEET | Principal Pictures Corporation, and scheduled as the chief feature for tonight and Tuesday at the Capitol theatre, there is no room for doubt as to the actuality of the scenes and settings. Every word of the story was written by Mr. Wright in the desert sand mountains of Arizona, near Tucson, and every scene in the feature photoplay was made on the exact spot described by the novelist. “Worldly Goods,” starring Agnes Ayres, is the feature at the Eltinge Theatre today and Tuesd The production is an adaptation of Soph- fe Kerr'vLaJies’ Home no- vel of ‘the same name Miss Ayres’ role ture is that of a secret» anager of a large departm She studies fashions when not her typewriter. Into comes a breezy, young man. Hopper, played by Pat O’Mal- ley, devotes part of his time think- ing out schemes and dels culated to make him a millionaire ever night. He has a great confidence in his ability to put over the “big idea” and sweeps Eleanor off her feet ina glamour of romance. Fred __ sells himself to her 100 nercent. ¥ promises ‘her automobiles, trawel,” sérvants. and ever: and in time the; re married, ox months later Fred is still mak- ing promises, but the automobiles and servants have thus far failed to materialize. In the meantime the pair begin to feel the touch of pov- erty, and it is then Eleanor decides to get her old job hack. She does so. ters are bathing costumes of <iik, sat al types ef femin me ey | singing shown for Spring Wear. i } each style but a size for every one in this lot. Special to close out at’ , of knickers and el The. “other woman" enters the stogy here just as Fred stpmbles upaf some wonderful news, and cleans up on his “hunch.” Instead of rushing to Eleanor with the good news, he is summoned to hér law- yer’s office to face divorce proceed- ings. Then the story takes another twist. “Worldly Gocds” is entertainment for everyone, a matrimonial comedy drama that is not just “another pic ture of married life.” It's some thing new, and you'll like it! VAUDEVILLE AND PICTURES AT PALACE MANDAN Tomorrow matinee and night, the Palace Theatre, Mandan offers an other vaudeville and picture pro giam. feature vaudeville act will be “Frolic Land” a comedy and revue, presented by, eight vouthful entertainers. Raqwe and wvurent in a comedy skit “Looking For Fun” will furnish one of the principle acts on the program, a both are well known vaudeyille en- tertaigers. N McCrea will offer a distinct novelty act entitled, A Humbug Circus” in which McCrex does a one man circus from Spieler to Performer, finishing the act ‘with some remarkable feats of balancing and acrobat) ing entert: » A bit of rea) amus- nment will be presented and Ross who offer twelve £ snappy comedy and bright chatter. The feature picture will be “His Last Race” a Thrill-O- Dama that shows more action und Wling scenes than a dozen ordin- y pictures. Matinee at 4:00 p. m. Night show \. deville acts appear from 8:30 to 9:30 p. m, Mandan time. A good evening dinner for 50e at Patterson’s Dairy Lunch. : ODDS AND ENDS THE BISMARCK For Swimming or Skiing Wear Hench are the station to W ich your trunks are boing checke a and velvet, cut on the we recommend that offer ‘all hcuttedsetockings t oarenrenr anes m; Mrs. S. J hock, Bernard Klans 12, shot acciden- ter niden Valley, age 1 | \f | Birth: Mrs. Ed, Tilsen, baby born Sunday ged: doseph el, Tim- Mehjhoff, Tuttle; Louise and Mrs, G. G. | rn Rolf Mandan; Geo. Dietz, Glen Uli autz, ew Leipzig; Mrs. . Yangtzer, dyn: Mazel Hanson, city; Mrs. Mich Fritz, Glen Ullin; Alexander nenne, Coleharbor; Mrs. John Hoer- ner, Richardton; Geo. Gall, Burn- : Florence Cunningham, Centers Mrs. S.J and baby girl, Bismarek; Walter Grewe, Washburn; Mrs. 1. Cook, H Bismarck Hospital { y to the Bismarck hospital | riment: ) ar Johnson, BR, Mrs. Geo. mick, Napoleon na Diegel, ont; Mrs. J Grenz, Golden | alley Mrs. Hubert Thompson, girl, Coleharbor, ; Dr. and Mrs, Geo, Montietl, girl, re ut ole | Hazelton. | be ate you hive j Former Bismarck Resident Dead yal » According to word received here, the free WUE very suddenly at his home just be- fore Christmas. The immediate cause of his death was heart trou- H Mr. Wall was formerly - ; fident of Apple Creek Townshi |for a number.of, years was presi¢ jjof the Apple Creek School district. He is well known in and about Bis. cloge Lines te, ner ith a badly sprained ankle, sustain- | The house of Dr OT Kd 1 ato the st + Preminent Cando C Word the Ne aR Pre North Dakota. altogether unexpected. Admitte pital for t Lena We !ee W Bar Ani they, too, hint at n freed dt j . Pempnoan a = CITY NEWS rs " Sprained Ankle Mrs. J. uv. nenyon is confined to home at 41 while coasting House hayer street, Dp, Hedden Real ¢ Service A an address on t of the United States cultural College, Fargo, on Monday, | Jah. 19th at 7:45 fi. m. | has b death of ),. Mr.. Lyman sident ¢ here hi ial capi man has ie time, so Alexiu: rs. Sedie F nish; Mrs dan; shburn; ra Perman, WEBB BROTHERS “MERCHANDISE OF MERIT ON SHOE SALE PUMPS and OXFORDS" ARE:PRICED SO LOW FOR THIS SHOE CLEARANCE Y” SALE THAT YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO MISS RE TO FIND SEVERAL PAIRS IN YOUR OWN PARTICULAR SIZE; PLACED ON CENTER ISLE TABLES FOR EASY SELECTION. Fall Styles Black Satin, \ Patent Leather and Kid Pumps with Spanish or Military heels. Several of these numbers, are, like those Not all sizes in who will take the sale being made th To .Broadeast WV Hutcheson sociation will broad- . Lyman in ity some time ago. been to the St. nstad, , Glen Ulin; aster Mrs. V Gustavson, Fargo; | marek. ‘MRS. BILL HART WINS IN COURT Mandan Avenue yesterday evening. Is Sold | H. H. Cohenour, | has been sold to| Los Angeles, Jan, 19.—Winnefred possession | Westover Hart, today won a victory *. “Bill” Hart, motion pie- pugh | , and obtained a legal {right to return to screen work un- der her legal name until a divorce is obtained a decision of the Su- perior Court Estate Agen: Address of the M “Constitution | from the Agri- PRINTED CHLFFONS Black printed chiffons) and | are used to make very lovely lingerie | that needs nothing at all in the way | of trimming. repes received is the husband of; For 25 a quarter of a dol- Lymon of Cando, Grand | Jar, you can get a good dinner the Degree of Honor of > Mrs. at Patterson’s Dairy Lunch. |Good enough for. anybody. | Lyman is quite ing’ been here in “Gold is where you find it. See Harold Bell Wright’s greatest novel at the Capito! Theatre commencing tonight. in ill health his death was not 8 Hospi Ale: us hos- Mrs. Ben rank Bi nuel Esling Robert Tavis, Klein, Halliday; . R. Ber- alter Grewe, DR.M.E.BOLTON Osteopathic Physician 119%, 4th St. Phone 210 BISMARCK, N. D. Hague; Mrs. John SUEDE PUMPS Grey and Tan Suede Pumps with high Military or flat heels. Every pair is of high grade and only a few to close out at $3.45 Oxfords and Pumps of Tan Kid, Black Satin and Patent Leather with Military or high heel. Very boy, | Mrs. William John MeGiriss icker, New Sa Werner; John Janke, Tap- | . Otto Landisedal, Hebron Hanson, shally Verdi indian; Wm. Zamdt, New | Helen Watlers, Wing; Al . Golden Valley; KF. R. Metl { Wilton; Mrs. J Morgan, Baldwin Lewis Smith, Washburn; Joe Bok Inecht, Burk; Melvin Olson, Al- | . | Albert Wall, of Roundup, Mont., died | é w under or wool, colorful waist TAILORED SUIT tailored” suit is very smart a heavy topcoat of fur, nnlined fi ns t PAG JUNLENED- COATS corts of the FIVE CUstumes of thitfon wr erepe have same material, liy has a faney and| banded with very light, fluffy fur. ea Special Sunday Chicken _ NEW GRAY GREEN Dinner 50c at Patterson’s There is a new shade of ¢ Daicy Lunch - green that is extremely popular f airy Lunen, spring, it has a certain silver over- tone that is most flattering. | NS) BANDS OF LEOPARD “ . KrO” Bands of leopard will be used ont THE STUDYO spring. wraps quite as jreneri as} Ao “select” Commercial School. they have been for winter, and like- | Phone 121 " wise for spring frocks. Rooms 2, 3, and 4, Lucas Block, Bismarck. N. D. Very sold “Gold is where vou find it.” See or satin to match the negligee. greatest ncvel at the Capitol | Theatre commencing tonighi. ATTRACTIVE MULES attractive mules are made of silver kid and lined with | Byentn | And then, our very “Prof.” R. E. Jack, Principal Louis Mauer, Ass: Hareld Bell Wright's! Day Classes from 9 o0'oclock a to 4 o'clock p.m m. ww Classes from 7 to 9:30 p. m. nable too ates for tuition are What a nurse said— «TAM able to be on my feet any time, day or night, and con- tinuously for hours,’’ said a nurse, ‘because the shoes I wear do not allow any strain- ing of my arches, do not cause iscomfort in any way. I wear the Arch Preserver Shoe.” But you say that a nurse Aas to pay attention to her feet. Quite so. Yet it should be worth while for you to have the same foot comfort and usefulness, especial- ly since you can still have smart styles. Come and let us show you. RCH SHOE “KEEPS THE FOOT WELL PHESERVER CONTINUE ~ PRE-INVENTORY SALE ON Coats - Dresses -Hats Smart Coats This is < choosing sm.uvest be had at a ore b’ price. This i models, '—tive value priced. 2 spiendid time for a coat for models; are now to great reductions in our Our price for quick disposal $8.75 to $21.50 Dresses a final selling of smart each one a distin », and greatly under- $9.50 to $19.50. Mid-Winter Hats Take advantage of this final clearance. bargains for Unusual $1.00 to $3.50 SARAH GOLD SHOP | CRESCENT LIGNITE COAL Mined at Washburn, N. D. A good clean hard Lignite. You can burn it with satisfattion. Sold By ‘‘ Corner Main and Ninth St. W.P.LOMAS | Phone 82