The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 14, 1925, Page 5

“Social and PHSnal | Charity Balla - Colorful Affair A_rainbow assortment of colorful gowns was the chief decoration of | the Grand Pacific dining rvom last evening when the Eighth Annual Charity Ball given by the Catholic Daughters of America opened up the post-Lenten season of spring gaiety. About a hundred and seventy-five people responded to the special in- vitations sent out, and all seemed to enjoy dancing to the lively music supplied by the Frendberg and Olson five-piece orchestra. Dancing started , at about ten o'clock and continued through the evening until one, lunch being served about midnight. GIRL RESERVES AND HI-Y BOYS HAVE PICNIC MEETING A picnic lunch along the river and a campfire talk on books were en- joyed by both Girl Reserves of the Presbyterian Church and the Hi-Y boys lagt evening at their joint out- of-doors meeting. Carryi their lunch with them, the Girl Reserves hiked out the two and a half miles to the river, just north of the railroad bridge, where the Hi-Y boys had also gone for their supper and meeting. After sing- ing a few club songs, the boys and girls listened to an interesting talk on what kind of books to read, and how to read them, by Miss Lillian Cook, director of the State Library Commission. TO ATTEND AUGUSTANA SYNOD Mr. and Mrs, August Carlson left this morning for Minneapolis where they will attend the meeting of the Minnesota Conference of the August- ana Synod. During their week's it in Minneapolis they expect to vis- it friends and relatives. P. E. 0. MEETS Chapter F of the P. E. O. held a regular business session yesterday af- ternoon at the home of Mrs. A. Har- tis. An interesting review of the January and February issues of the “Record,” the monthly P. E/ 0. pub- lication, was read by Mrs. R. L. Bork. i CRITICALLY ILL \. Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Dor- ‘nan, southeast of the city, are sorry to learn of the sudden illness of their daughter, Anna, an invalid. A doctor was summoned from town last Harris Rustlers Are Entertained The.“Harris Hustlers” of the Me-| Cabe Methodist Church were enter- tained yesterday evening at: the Methodist parsonage by Mrs. W. E. Vater. Following a business mect- ing a pleasant evening's program of | games and contests was enjoyed. Among the novel stunts of the even- | ing was a muzical memory test and impromptu telegram writing from} prescribed letters, both of which! games yielded amusing answers. Re- freshments were served at the close} of the evening. | Whe “Harris Hustlers” aq> the | members of the young ladies class! of the Methodist Church, conducted by Mrs. Harvey Harris. LEAVES HOSPITAL TO RET TO ELLENDALE i Miss Blanche Stevens, deputy coun- | ty superintendent of schools at El-| lendale, left for her home in Ellen-} dale today, accompanied by her moth- ! er, Mrs. E. F. Stevens, of Oakes. Miss | Stevens has been a patient at a lo- cal hospital for the past three weeks, and although she reports feeling fine now, several weeks before resuming her duties. Mrs. Stevens has been in town looking after her daughter for the past two wecks. URN SCOUTING Troop No. 1 of the Baptist Charch scouts will be at home to scouts at the Jackson cabin all day tomorrow. Scouting and s will be the order of the ¢ to come early and stay late. The Methodist troop will br al home at their cabin in the Apple Creek hills on Friday, all day. On Tuesday, April 21, the Badge Committee will meet al prepared to take tests. HERE FOR CAR DEALERS VENTION B. F. Paige of Detroit, Mic! nected with the Dodge Brot in town and will be th the B.} Gilman Company te nd tomor- | row for their dealers’ convention. W. B. A. TO GIVE CARD PARTY The Woman's Bencfit Association of the Maccabees will give a benefit card party on Friday evening at 8 o'clock in the A. O. U. W. Hall. All Maccabees and their friends are cor- night and late reports give little hope for her recovery. ALUMNI ASSOCIATION MEETS TO- NIGHT There will be a meeting of the St. Alexius Alumni Association at St. Alexius Hospital this evening at 8 o'clock... All members are urged to be present. LEFT FOR FARGO Mrs. Henry Doerr and her little daughter, Mary, left this morning for their home in Fargo after a - week's visit with Mrs. Doerr’s par- ents, Mr. and-Mrs. John Homan. COMPLETES SCHOOL TERM Miss Violet Morton was here yes- terday from her home near Driscoll. Miss Morton has practically complet- ed a term of school in the Harriet school district. YEQMEN TO MEET A regular meeting of the Yeomen will be held this evening at 8 o'clock, a financial statement Refreshments will be TO VISIT IN WABASH, IND. Mrs. Add Lukens and her-son, Ho- ward, of Wiiton, left this morning for Wabash, Indiana, where they will visit relatives for some time. SUNSHINE CLUB TO MEET The Sunshine Club will meet at the home of Mrs. Trepp at 5 Thayer Street tomorrow afternoon. CURRENT EVENTS CLUB TO MEET The Current Events Club will mect tomorrow afternoon at 3 p. m, at the home of ‘Mrs. J. A. Larson. MARRIAGB ‘LICENSE ‘ISSUED A marriage license was issued yes- .terday to Miss Judith. M. Olson and Stephen J. P. Walery of Bismarck. HERE FROM FLASHER Miss Sally Traynor of Flasher spent her Easter vacation here with her sister, Mrs, Louis J. Didier. JUST ARRIVED Beautiful. assortment of Print and varied colored dresses. One specially assort- ed lot in beautiful Print dress- es at $16.50 and up.~ Sarah Gold Shop. 312 Main Street. Phone 566. * “The. Deadwood . Coach” filmed in the famous badlands of North and South Dakota, will be shown at the Capitol Theatre the last half of this’ week. RLRCTRIC COOKERY CORRECT COOKERY SSS The Weather Mostly fair tonight and Wednesday. Not much change. — Most men Secretly envy. Color and openly: Avoid it.” Your tie should have color. Bergeson’s ‘ Quality Style-Economy dially invited to be present. BORN THIS MORNING Mr. and Mrs. Philip Weisenbarger announce the birth of an eight-pound daughter early this morning at their home, 400 Eleventh Street. TERDAY M Jast evening at the Bi: tal. BORN ON GOOD FRIDAY Born to Mr. and M Charles M Garvey, a daughter at noon on Fr day, April 10, at their home. TWIN NS BORN Born to Mr. and Mrs. Frank $ last evening. twin sons, at the Alexius Hospital. PGRN co reer eee i CITY NEWS It o—__—. + 2 St. has been ordered to rest for{ ;even Griffith has ever been before; DINNER FROCK IS CHARMING ' Wednesday There is much charm to this din- ner frock of white crepe de chine, aped slightly about the hips andi fringed with white silk fringe. It has the ornate skirt and plain bodice! that Fashion decrees. Nels Engebretson, Taylor; Ralph} Hager, Cleveland; Mrs. A. G. Ander-| son, Velva; Mrs. Herman Kickul,/ Baldwin; Mrs. Louis Seiford, Tuttle; Isadore Halpun, Glen Ulin. Birth: Mrs. 'F. W. McGillic, girl, Mandan. Discharged: Mrs. August Hetzler,! Turtle Lake; Mrs. Frank Huber, | Beach; Vern Hoffman, city; Mrs. Theron Ellison, ‘Sterling; Mrs. Emma Golden, ci ~———_ —-* At The Movies | > = CAPITOL Griffith at his best—greater than Carol Dempster, a great emotional tress; Neil Hamilton, the finest tor of the screen; Lupino Lane, a comedian unsurygesed even by Chap-! lin; laughter, pathos, entertainment; love and potatoes—these are the highlights of D. W. Griffith's new picture, “Isn't Life Wonderful,” , which opened yesterday at the Cap-! itol Theatre. i A simple story of simple people— ' St. ‘Alexius Hospital pital for treatment: Jos. Clifford, city; Baby Lorine Falk, Dawson;' Carl’ Entzel, Dodg W._B. Couch, city; J. Philin. Gr Medina: Mrs: John Frank, Flasher: | Mrs. Eliz. Aldinger, city; Norman Roberson, city; Mrs. W. J. Dobson, city; Mrs. Paul Brown, city. Discharged: MJ. Cullen, Wm. Newmann, Golden Valley; Miss) Lenora Landseidel, Garrison. Bismarck Hospital. Admitted to the Bismarck hospital | for treatment: Otter Elhard, Lehr; Mrs. Frank Ulrich, Max: Edward Lloyd Larson, Ryder; Maxine Keill, Hettinger; Ole Everson, Washburn; . IT’S A BANDOLEER NECKLACE ‘Say “Bayer Aspirin” even as you or I—of villainous hin- a . (ger, of courageous love, of, everlast- | Admitted to the St. Alexius Hos- | jing hope, or benign liverwurst, and) —=———————————— the joy of food and the beauty of the drabbest life—that’s what Grif- fith has made. He has blazed a new trail, made a new type of picture; from a new type of story. And any- | body who doesn’t get a laugh, a tea and a smashing heart-throb from it— INSIST! Unless you sec the “Bayer Cross” on tablets you are not getting ;the genuine Bayer Aspirin proved safe by, millions and prescribed by phy- isician$ for 24 years. Safe Accept only a Bayer package whichcontains proven directions landy “Bayer” boxes /of 12 tablets Also bottles of 24 and 100—Druggists Aspirin ts the trade mark of Barer Manu. facture of Monoaceticacilester ef Salicylicact? ————— well, he or she is the'sort that we just’ don’t care to meet. ELTINGE Raymond Griffith who has d edly become popular with Bismarck people will be scen at the Eltinge on appearing with Jacque- line Logan in “The Dawn of a To- day the Eltinge begins a three days’ showing of Zane Grey's great story “The Thundering Herd.” Jack Holt, Lois Wilson, Noah Beery and Raymond Hatton are in th “The Thundering Herd” is considered sts t Covered Wagon and “North of 36.” ERED CHIFF Rordered creses ani chiffons were never lovelier, and they are easily adapted to the present day styles. * LOVELY COAT LINING A lovely coat lining is of hand- locked crepe in dull gold and purple. jonable this year and some of the smartest silks and chiffons uso many different sizes to Tive an ir- regular effect. NEAT COMBINATIONS White crepe anc crystal or rhinestone heads is mbination we find again and again and it ts always attractive. ON YOUTHFUL SUITS. Peter Pan collars and windsor ties are secn on the youthful suits and dresses of wool ELABORATE SLEEVES Very elaborate sleeves are a fea- ture of many of the new frocks, embroidery and cut work ond fancy braiding and beading being scen. GOLD FR E USED Gold fringe is a trimniing that is ‘being mse’ on evening ow! Meta] embroider- ies, too, are fashionable. THE NEWEST VESTS Some of the newest v high boned collars and vei mental jabots. show orna- COATS ARE PLAIN Printed dresses and plain cloth ccats to match are popular en sembles this spring. SAVE BABY'S HOSE Sew loops of wide tape to a baby's stockings and pin through the loops instead of the stocking itself. * MEND RUBBER GLOVES Mend your rubber gloves with patches of adhesive tape applied on the underside. IMPROVES TEA Keop a piece of orange peel in your tea canister. It ‘will improve the flavor of the tea. “The Deadwood Coach” filmed in the famous badlands of North and South Dakota, will be shown at the Capitol Theatre the last half of this week. GAS WILL DO IT BETTER. LIFE hPmouth & new form of b BEADS ADORN THIS DRESS; | 5 forming. gerated points decorate this party gown of shaded chiffon shading, from © yellow to flaming orange. also trim the deep V in the nd the close armholes. exag- COOK BY WIRE INSTEAD OF BY FIRE Cleans Glass Like a Flash One zig-zag swab across window or mirror with the new liquid MOLE, Wipe off with rag. It’s done. No fuss or muss. 25¢ One can cleans all your windows twice. “Digs under the dirt”’ DIAMONDS.“ JEWELRY. OLD JEWELRY RECONSTRUCTED In the work of reconstruct- * ing old jewelry we have tained gratifying success. individual cavor to make profitable use of your eld Jewels and metals, and to economically impart the charm and character of the present day. study. e@ en- the most We will gladly submit de i and estimates to par- ho have old wpieces of and we are sure you be pleased with the Meautitui pieces we can make for you. F. A. KNOWLE Jeweler - Bismarck Bismarck’s Dinmond Store. WILL MEET TO. ORGANIZE CITY TENNIS CLUB meeting of persons nizing a city tennis club will be held tomorrow evening at cight o'clock in the Association of Com- merce rooms to discuss plans for promoting the summer sport in Bis- A interested any Bismarck residents ha pressed the need for more courts in) the y, because of di of the Club d the court ace the from in- RAIL OF SMOKE FRIEND--But why do you ask your patients > “many questions about what cigarets, Sigars wine they use? DOCTOR—It gives mea ciew to ther expenditure and [ regulate my. ‘bill cordingly.—Klods Hans, Copenhagen A NIGHT AT THE SHOW HE--1 took Maud to a musical evening last night. SHE--Was it good? HE--( don’t know. Mf didn't hear much of it. Maud was telling me how fond she is of musie.—North ern Daily Telegraph. SAVE TIME USE GAS. Matinee ry Day At 2.30 « TONIGHT — Tuesday “PLAYING WITH SOULS” with CLIVE BROOK, BELLE BENNETT and BUSTER COLLIER An Excellent Picture PATHE NEWS JUVENILE COMEDY TOMORROW and lumpy. XAYMOND GRIFFITH and JACQUELINE LOGAN —in— “THEDAWN OF f, A TOMORROW” | URSDAY - FRIDAY and SATURDAY with JACK HOLT LOIS WILSON NOAH BEERY RAYMOND HATTON If a boy ate » all he wanted of mince pie he would keep Mother and doctor busy. Let him eat all he wants of Shredded Wheat—some boys eat six Biscuits at tits of / Folly / ‘They were brother officers. But one had been a former Sweetheart of the other’s wife. Thrown together by fate at an isolated army post, it sud- denly fell to the former sweet- heart to guard the honor of his friend’s wife when chance brought a new and unscrup- ulous lover into her life. The drama developed with appal- Hogenmonee—ond. as always wi hen a wife fc het bonor and her reputation lesson and warning in it. It appears under the title: “The Double. Price,” with imany The new pandoleer necklace is _be- g introd: in New York by Con- | stance. Delanoy, one of this season’s |most popylar debutantes and Junior Leaguers., It is worn in the over-the- shoulder and under-the-arm fashion that inated back in’ Directoire ;days, and is decidedly new in this seountry, i / other absorbing features in: T: Story, Magesios for May. Dont a sitting and then holler for more. It contains all’ the body-building elements in the whole ‘wheat grain and is so easily digested. The crisp shreds of baked whole wheat encourage thorough chewing—and that makes it an ideal food for children. Delicious for any meal with milk or- cream or fruits of any kind. FORCE OF HABIT CLUB BORE-—1 say—anj awfully funny thing happened to me just as 1 was on my way here five minutes ago—-stop me if you've heard it be* fore, won't you?—Punch. THE WORST INJURED MOTORIST — tell me the worst! DOCTOR — You car {9 smashed to smithereens! — Kasper, Stock- holm. Doctor, ‘ RST Woolens should be nearly < before they are ironed. BROWN SUGAR Keep brown sugar in an open jar and it will not become hard ' ny DR. M. E. BOLTON Osteopathic Physician 119%, 4th St. Telephone 240 Bismarck, N. D. Flannel and Kasha Twill Frocks ABSOLUTELY EXCEPTIONAL VALUES DRESSES $ Values to $19.50 DRESSES $ Values to $35.00 ’ 10 19 Ideal Frocks for Your Summer Outing They are so fine in quality you will be enjoying an extraordinary sale if } ‘purchase these tomorrow. Come and sce for your- self—all new bright spring shades. Sizes 16 to 38. farris-Robertso IR WOMEN'S WEAR Bismarck. 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