The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 25, 1925, Page 5

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE FOR THE JUNE GRADUATE PAGE FIVE We are closing out our Spring Hats at $1.00 to $5.00. We are daily receiving new Summer Hats at attractive MONDAY, MAY 25, 1925 : Jana well liked farmers of the Daw- son district, fs Dawson Father And Mother Die On Same Day) ELECTRIC COOKER EANS A Chick Sports fo At The M ovies | izes inerememcr tg | ELTINGE THEATRE The program at the Eltinge for to- . . 5 ices. Silk Hosiery. Nie!- day Gd Tieetny. cSmpeiver ate ten Just a few hours after the deat COOKING IN COMFORT | Prices. | Silk I y ture picture “with Pola Negri of Mrs. Iva Kish at her home in Daw- - 1 ., bo YOU KNOW son, N. D., it. was learned that her | and Robert Edeson, Pathe News and Miss Scott Is Bridge Party | | SHRINERS Married to Mr. Nye Sunday The wedding of Miss Esther Scott, secund daughter of Mr, and Mrs. J. W. Scott, to Mr. Donald O. Nye, third son of Mr. and Mrs. I. R. Nye of Janesville, was solemnized Sunday afternoon at 4:30 o’clock at the home of the bride’s parents, 323 Seventh street. The bride was becomingly gowned in a lovely frock of flowered laven- der chiffon. Her arm bouquet was Yof ophelia roses. Miss Margaret McGarvey was maid of honor to Miss Scott and Edgar Scott, brother of the bride, served as best man. The ceremony, a short. ring service, was impressively read by Rev. Walter E. Vater of the Meth- odist Episéopal church in the pres- ence of the immediate families of the couple. The bride has been employed at the Golden Rule Store for some time and has a great many friends in social circles throughout the city. Mr. Nye is employed by the State League paper. Following a honeymoon at unknown points Mr. and Mrs. Nye will be at home in Bismarck after June 15. Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Nye of Coopers- town were out-of-town guests. A wedding dinner was served at the home of the bride’s parents fol- lowing the ceremony. Covers were laid for eighteen. MISS LAHR PRESENTED PUPILS IN RECITAL Saturday afternoon at her -home, 68 Avenue B, Miss Lucile Lahr pre- sented her class of twenty pupils in recital.. The mothers of the pupils were guests. Violin selections by Miss Ruth Clausen and readings by Miss Phyllis Rosen lent an enjoyable variety to the program. The piano pupils gave an excellent recital which proved very popular with the guests. PAN HELLENIC TO HAVE LUNCH- EO The Pan Hellenic will be entertain- éd Thursday at high noon with a luncheon at the Grand Pacific hotel. Members are asked to call 230 for reservations before Wednesday eve- ning. VISITING IN BISMARCK Albert Besancon, attorney of Mis- soula, Mont., a classmate of Justice W. L. Nyessle and of P. E. Halldor- son of the Bank of North Dakota, is in Bismarck today visiting and at- tending to business. He formerly made his home in North Dakota, LEAVES FOR NEW HOME 5 Sat Admitted: John C. Taylor, Steele; A. Wz. Lucas| | ° Miss Sophie Knauss, a recent grad-| _ SUPERINTENDENT RETURNS |David Robinson, \Coleharbor; and | Co, a : Emoria a uate from the Bismarck Hospitul] *ys., pp Worcty of Jamestown,, Atthur Serr, Linton, cents The popularity of the broad- training school, leaves Bismarck for] oy) a crivtondant of the cen | Discharged: Miss Sophia Fricks, : ihatianadl GROWS ; Harrisburg, Pa, soon. There — she|={2te-superintendent of the children's Gust Thiel, Judson; Abraham ELECTRIC COOKERY otbomed! “Uroulse rs) insures) MAY 30tI iil join her mother, preparatory ro @¥ision of Sunday sehool work, re-| itusttoen, Price: ‘Ty Mittleider, Max; Is the popularity of the broad- oU0tn Feump toumiecdauge lives gnrned pcomesy Pome his | MerMMe aa adotien Ler 1 Mandan; | alice CORRECT COOKERY toed Shoe. And to be really : atter attending the convention ‘here. | Giechang,» Pride» DM.’ -Parsone: q Donulacimowadays mitmmnstebe MOTHER'S CLUB TO MEET The last meeting of the year for . Tt The Women’s Catholic Order’ of MILLIE One te [ 7 newer. ments by a covering of flowers that the Mother's club will be held tomor-| posresters will he tuck supe | MBS. Ed Koenig, Fredonia; Miss S by a c 2 row afternoon at the home of Mrs.| Fey fees ornare os there MY tle Henderickion, Bismarck DR. M. E. BOLTON | the last resting place may be kept Street. All members are urged to] ce4sT mecting at sight o'clock in SHRINERS Osteopathic Physician green and glorious. For this is Me- be present. aoe Attend meeting tonite Ma- DINNER IS POSTPONED The American Legion Auxiliary dinner which was to have been held on Wednesday evening, May 27, has At Robinson Home Saturday} Mrs. Sveinbjorn Johnson and Mrs. C. 0. Robinson entertained Saturday afternoon at a prettily appointed a | : | Social and Personal | @@ bridge party in the home of Mrs. Rob-! inson on Avenue B. Five tables of players took part in the spirited games With honors going to Mrs. J. C. Oberg and Mrs. E. Draper. Gi; diolas were arranged very attractiv ly throughout the rooms. At the close of the games a course luncheon was served. ENTERTAIN WIVES AT DINNER Mr. Ed. Lahr, Mr. H. F. Keller, Mr. A. J. Arnot, Mr. John Larsen, Mr. R. EF. Wenzel and Mr. H. E. Shearn were hosts to their wives at a delightful six o'clock dinner party Saturday evening at the Grand Paci- fic hotel. After dinner the club members attended a show at the El- tinge and following the theatre went to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Lahr where an enjoyable evening of “| bridge was spent. SUCCESSFUL RECITAL Miss Helen Stabler, pupil of Mrs. B. L. Whitson, was heard in recital at the Elks club Sunday afternoon. Miss Stabler, who has a charming personality, refreshing and modest and yet well poised at the played artistically and in excellent style. Perhaps the two outstanding numbers were the Chopin Ballad and the Paganini-Liszt Etude. Miss Steen, who is studying vocal with Mrs. Scheffer, assisted Miss Stabler with two numbers. Miss Steen hds a voice of lovely velvety quality and has excellent diction. Her numbers were enjoyed, as were the artistie and sympathetic accompani- ments played by Miss Mabel Aaberg. COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES AT ST. MARY'S Monday evening at 8 o’clock St. Mary's High School will have its baccalaureate services for the gradu- ates. The services will be held in the auditorium. Commencement ex- ercises will be held Friday night at the school at which time the diplo- mas will be presented. Friday morn- ing the grade children will receive their promotion card: CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY Fourteen little friends of Miss LaVerne Mildlemas helped to cele- brate her sixth birthday Saturday from 2:30 to 5 o’clock. The after- noon was. spent playing games, fol- lowed by a delicious lunch. The lit- tle hostess received many lovely and useful gifts. POT LUCK SUPPER SIOUX AUDITOR HERE Mr. Harmon, auditor of Sioux county, is spending today in marek on his way home from the piano, |” This delightful sports made of block patterned pri in two tones of red on a white back- ground. The border is of white crepe to match the upper part of the scarf. frock is — awe | CITY NEWS | ———_—_—_—__—_+ St. Alexius Hospital Notes Entries at the St. Alexius Hospi- tal Sunday and today include the following. Anna M. ¢ daughter of Lawrence Giess of St. Anthony; Andrew Kramer of Wishe Neigum of Napoleon; Mrs. George Reuter of Garrison; Ralph Prouty of Underwood; Charles Wymann of Mandan, rck Hospital Notes ; Hazelton; Virginia Kuntz, Hazelton; Mrs. » Mont. Kar! Hippule, Plevo song Temple 8 30, p. m. to ar- range fér entertainment Bos- ton Shriners morning May | xreater possibilities, gnd in the Wil- | Motion picture fans will find many Aesop Fable. As an added attraction, Vedova, concert violinist and enter- tainer’ plays a program of the best numbers including clas: s well as his own ballad songs, “Maid of the Mountains” and “Montana Anna.” Vedova is a very fine musician and his programm issure to please Bis marek people. AT THE CAPITOL As a comedy of the stage, “In Love | With Love” scored a tremendous hit, both in New York and elsewhere. Done into a screen play, it has even liam Fox @roduction, appearing today and tomorrow at the Capitol theatre, they have been made the most of. | Marguerite de la Motte, the charm- ing blond-actress, cast ® the leading feminine role of the William Fox production, “In Love With Love,” be- | gan her- public career as a toe dan ver in San Diego and was for a long time under the personal tutelage of Auna Pavlowa, the Russian daricer. interesting moments in With Love” because of its tradition. The story itself is one that New York applauded repeatedly and re- sponded to with capacity houses for more than :nine months. | i “In Love * — VAUDEVILLE—MOVIES The Vaudeville bill announced for | the Palace Mandan for tomorrow | night for two shows is said to be worth coming miles to see, if only | to see and hear the head!ine attrac- tion which will be “The Iverson Sis- ters & Rube Syncopaters, presenting “The Village Follies”. This musical | organization has been featured and | headlined over every big Vaudeville Cireuit of the country, and their ap- P ‘ance at the Palace can be look- | ed forward to as an excellent and} worth while music treat. The other | acts on the bill include Sheldon and| DuCharme as “The Lollipop Kids” an act “that is unique and clever as both are talented character actors. Aj novelty act will be Matt Martin in| “Bits of Camouflage”. He is a some-| what different conjurer than the| usual run, hig tricks are not of the) threadbare type, but are very puz-| zling as well as mystifying. The comedy act of the bill will be Bo and Thompson two fouthful colored sts if an act entitled “Right or Wrong” consisting, of singing, danc- ing and comedy patter, their offering will be a most entertaining bit of} Vaudeville. The feature picture will! he one of Paramounts Famous Forty | “Eve's Secret” feataring Betty Comp-| son and Jack Holt.” Two shows will! be given at 7:15 and 9:15 P, M. Cantilever shoes “perfectly comfortable.” N9Y, 4th St. Telephone 240 | Bismarck, N. D. a é husband, Mr. John Kish, had died at ef Mrs. the June graduate. organdie piquantly trims of this dress, while the ed corsage in front. fort-lovers, Here's a quaint bouffant dress for Narrow ruffled the like bodice has « colorful embroider Cantilever shoes for com- A, W. Lucas Co. a local hospital. Both Mr, and of Kish They His illness was length but Mrs. ‘only two days. oldest 14 and the youngest 3. ‘The unexpected deaths came great shock to the neighbors take home: Perfect h Diamond D Just dip in permanent Each 15-cent age any woman : dye or tint gerie, dre: tal es, coats, stockings, busque-|thing new. Buy “Diamond Dyes”—no cotton, or mixed goods.—Adv. TODAY This blucher Oxford in tan calf is prov- Light, Tan The Summer Vogue a light tan, the lighter the Kish were suffering from influ consideral had been il nre survived | by two da sons | by two daughters and two sons, the ‘kav BEAUTIFY IT WITH “DIAMOND DYES” contains rections so. simple | friends in Dawson, who took cha pending the arrival of relatives. Funeral services will be tomorrow | afternoon at Dawson unless rela who will arrive later today plan to the bodies to their respective in Ilinois and Wisconsin. Mr. and Mrs. Kish are permanent ———SSESS™S=SE=ES=EEC eee aiives ome dyeing and tinting is guaranteed with yes. cold water to tint soft, delicate shades, or boil to dye rich, colors, pack- di- can lin- silks, ribbons, skirts, waists, Sweaters, draperies, coverings, hangings, every- other kind and tell your druggist whether the material you wish to color is wool or silk, or whether it is linen, That for only $65.00 more than you would pay for the cheapest closed car in the world, you can buy an all | steel, duce, Overland Standard Se | dan? Worth investigating. Attend meeting tonite Ma- scnic Temple 8:30 p. m. to ar- range for entertainment Bos- ton Shriners morning May 26th. LAHR MOTOR SALES CO. Jewelry The Gift That Lasts Enduring satisfaction marks the gift of Jewelry at Graduation time. Such a gift will be cherished and appreciated. Gift selection has been simplified through the extensive stocks we offer. . Ks Our reputation as leading Jewelers assures you that quality gets first consideration here. Bonham Brothers Jewelers and Optometrists Clothe these thoughts and _ senti- morial Day — the day of heroes and loved ones who have passed on. “ tat f auditors held last| 26th. ‘ ing a best seller Hi postpaped to’ Wednesday eve- weak in Devils Take. ea ———— a ! wn us. ie He one of LILIES MARGUERITES : i Use Gas the Super - Fuel. the new lightweigh| ie ATTENDING KNIGHTS OF coLUM.|SUNDAY: SCHOOL WORKER LEFT “4 patterns. ROSES : GERANIUMS BUS ee "| Mrs. D. W. Moffet left this morn- 7,50 CARNATIONS PELARGONIUM F. EB. M Tice ‘dH. W. Matze of /im& for Barney following a short $7. PBONIES PETUNIAS . Jamestown are here to attend the| Visit in Bismarck with her daughter, | : ARC. N-DA GLADIOLIA SNAPDRAGON state convention of the Knights of | eitea qne’gundey schodl conactint, || Every Day Brings A muahonnsi2snAetay : Columbus. WAR MOTHERS TO MEET The War Mothers will meet tomor row afternoon at 3 o'clock at the home of Mrs. W. C. Cashman, 516 Ninth street, VISITED DAUGHTER Mr. D. E, Haskins returned this morning to his home in Jamestown after a visit in Bismatck, with, his dayghter, Mrs, J. M.-Harty. BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT Mr. and Mrs. R. I. Riley announce e birth“éf a son, Sunday at a local spital, TO HOSPITAL 4 Mrs. P. Berry was taken to a local hospital Saturday morning. Don’t forget the Graduates. Whether. you want to spend one dollar or fifty for a re- membrance the Gift you want is here. Bonham Brothers. The Weather Partly overcast tonight and Tuesday. Not much change. ATTENDING MEDICAL CONVEN- TION. Dr. L. A. Schipfer and Dr. M. W. Roan of Bismarck are attending the’ Amerjcan Medical convention nivet ing in Atlantic City, N. J. MISS HYSLOP TO HOME Miss Margaret Hyslop of Grand Forks returned to her home this morning following her attendance at the Sunday School corlvention here. LEFT FOR MINNESOTA Mrs. C. A. Slorby and baby left this morning for Pelican Rapids, Minn., where they will visit with Mr. Slorby’s relatives, . RETURNING TO HOME Mrs. G.‘A. Jackson, who visited in Bismarck enroute to her home in Hazelton from Montana, left this morning. 2 CALLED TO DULUTH ‘ Mrs. A. W. Sebartz was called t Duluth this morning by the illness of her daughter, Mrs. D, P. Delso. TO FARGO Miss Pauline Lachey Jeft this morn- ing for a short visit in Fargo. , OSE TURPENTINE Remove spots from oiled floors by sponging with turpentine. MANY STITCHES HERE A black topcoat is stitched all over with cire braid, while: an- other is overpatterned with sou- tache., i HIP LENGTH JACKETS Smart suits. have hip-length ave large flowing same. I « A CHINESE TOUCH New evening gowns of | black |satin are’ on simple lines com- ties of the jake with printed crepes andj New Assortment COATS AND DRESSES Our buyer has made some wonderful purchases. Therefore we are in a posi- tion to retail these beautiful garments at remarkable low prices,” , Come and see them at The Bismarck Cloak Shop The Popular Priced Store. . PALMIST MADAME RENO ‘Now at Room 310 Our Showing of Gifts. Suitable for graduation surpasses anything we have shown in former years. This is more than true of our line of watches, con- sisting of the leading makes. in both American and Swiss. We are sure you will be pleased and surprised at , our beautiful showing of Graduation Gifts. F. A. KNOWLES Jeweler - Bismarck. revenge on McKenzie Hotel you'll see the actress. The drama of a girl cast into the depths by a man—fight- ing her way up—reaping her flutter around her. VEDOVA MATINEE DAILY AT 2:30 NOW SHOWING MONDAY and TUESDAY the’ men_ who Tn it Negri of “Pas- sion” — again the fiery love HOSKINS- MEYER TRAW MMER S. ANNOUNCEMENT I hereby announce myself a dandidate for re-election for member of the board of education of the public schools of the city of Bismarck, North Dakota. : If elected, I will continue to give the duties of the office my attention and keep conversant with school affairs. tely covered with Chinese em- Among other things, I have been and am for the following: Beoderiox t 1 By Careful expenditure of money in running the schools, the Ry Se : May 25—June 1, Coneert Violinist and Entertainer Playing a Very Fine securing and retaining first class teachers, that scholarship BLOND TAN IS LATEST 15 Minute Program at 7:30 and 9:00. Matinee at 2:30 in the schools is of the first importance, our igh “school should’: The’ new of tan known as Vedova Playa. Classic Numbers as Well:as His Own be continued ‘as a first class fully accrgtlited high school and *. blond 4s very lovely in-lace, net | - Tells your past, present and future Ballad Numbers “Maid of the Mountains” and improved whenever possible and and maline Stands Highest in But: the Impc Teata.of. a, Kvel. for the fullest Symes and is draped into very ' “Montana Anna.” co-operation among the patrons, the scholars, the Ss br lovely turbans. { Rea $1.00 and $2.00. Pay if sue eaaful, officers of the schools. : a Beh Sm nepor cs memryanadl | eadings $1.00 an .00. Pay if suce hoe Dated May 21st, 1925. iF Any Fuel Will Give Heat — OFFICE HOURS 9:00 A. M. TO 9:00 P. M. GEO, M. REGISTER. -