The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 6, 1925, Page 5

un, saps “Joslin, MONDAY, JULY 6, 1925 Successful Dance Given at Country Club Friday Night A large number of members and guests enjoyed one of the most suc- cessful parties of the summer season Friday evening. at the Country club Music for the dancing was furnished by the Melody Kings’ orchestra. At the close of the evening a refresh- ment course was served. Hosts for the evening ‘were: Misses Dorothy Birdzell, chairman, Katherine Bo- denstab, Katherine Goddard, Mary Atkinson, Bertha Burton, Flore.te Homan, Marion Quain, Mary Cayou, Hazel Lenhart; Messrs. Paul Reming- ton, Robert Webb, George Knowles, Jean Leonard, Fenton Goddard, Paul Goddard. Engleman-Smith Wedding Today at Oakes, N. D. The wedding of Miss Margaret N. Engleman to Mr. George Edward Smith was celebrated this morning in Oakes, N. D., at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stasek with the | | Social and Personal | nynister of the Presbyterian church officiating. Following the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Stasek served a wed- ding breakfast. Mr. and Mrs. Smith left this aft- ernoon for a short honeymoon at the Minnesota Lakes. They will be at home in Bismarck when they return. Mrs. Smith is a Braddock girl but has been making her home in Bis- marck for the past several years. She has been employed by the State Highway commission. Mr. Smith has lived here practically all his life, is a graduate of the Bismarck high school and is employed by the Gam- ble Robinson company. The young people have a host of friends in the city who will be sur- prised to learn of their marriage, the plans of which were unknown even to their intimate friends. LOCAL WOMEN HONORED Miss Hazel Nielson was elected as one of seven national vice presidents of the League of Overseas Women at the national convention held in New York City last week. will return home the latter part of this week after attending the state convention of the American Legion ‘Auxiliary in Jamestown. Miss Niel- son is state president of the Auxil- jary. . OUT OF TOWN GUESTS Mrs. Peter Ruds Mandan avenue is hostess to a number of out of ‘town visitors today, among them heing Mrs. W J. e, Boise, Ida.; Miss Gladys A Peter Rudser and daughter, Rudser and- daughter will remain in Bismarck to live. Miss Minda will enter high school here next fall in the senior class. ENTERTAINED AT DINNER Miss Eunice McQuillan on Seventh street entertained at dinner Satur- day in honor of Miss Glenna Thomp- son of Sioux City, Iowa, who leaves for St. Paul and Minneapolis tomor- row after a visit in the city. PARTY AT SPIRITWOOD Mr. and Mrs. Frank Snyder, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Doher, Mrs. Hilda r. and Mrs. D. 0. Lofthouse and Mr. H. T. Murphy spent the week-end at Spiritwood Lake near Jamestown. VISITORS LEAVE Dr. and Mrs. R. L. Bork, who spent the week-end in Bismarck with Mrs. Bork’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Staley, returned to their home in Ray, N. D., today. LEAVES FOR COAST Misses’ Ruth Nelson and Anna Holt of Duluth, Minn.. left today for the western coast after a visit in Bis- marck with Mr. and Mrs. B. D. Wet- more. SON BORN S Mr. and Mrs. H. 0. Sauer announce the birth of & son on July Wat St. Joseph’s Hospital in Dickinson. Mr. and Mrs, Sauer were former residents of Bismarck. MARRIAGE LICENSE ‘A marriage license was issued Fri- day at the Burleigh County court honse to John E. Strand of Bismarck and Miss*Margaret Cormick of Blan- chard. RETURNS FROM LOS ANGELES Mrs. Alice Finnegan has returned home after a month's visit in Los Angeles with her sister, Mrs. H. F. Howe. TO VISIT IN DETROIT Mr. and Mrs, Charles Schebler and children have gone to Detroit, Mich.. to spend three weeks visiting their son, Joe. VISITING HERE ‘ Mrs. George Galloway of Fargo is in the city, the guest of her sister, Miss Shirley Fox, at Person Court. - + WEEK-END AT VALLEY CITY E. Millikan was the guest of friends in Valley City over the week- end. The Weather Partly overcast and somewhat unsettled to- night and Tuesday. GENUINE B.Y.D. UNDERWEAR. Bergeson’s Quality Style Keonomy Miss Nielson | | |; spent the fourth at Harvey, | Anamoost “iMrs. Zuger Is Hostess at Musical Tea Mrs. Alfred Zuger entertained. in-! formally at her home, 201 West Thayer Avenue, Friday afternoon as| 4 courtesy to her niece, Mrs. Fred! Gram of Enderlin, who’ is visiting | her, and Mrs. W. Fitzsimons and} daughter, Miss Hope, also, house guests of Mrs. Zuger, and Mrs. Hille-; bee and Miss Hillebee of Bemidji,| Minn., who are the guests of their} daughter and sister, Mrs. A. G. Sor-! lie. A musical program was given, which included vocal numbers by{ Mrs. W. E. Fitzsimons, contralto, and Mrs. Frank Barnes, soprano Mrs. George Harris was’ accompan- st. Mrs. Obert Olson and Mrs. George Harriy assisted Mrs. Zuger in serv- ing a course luncheon, Bridge Dinner Given Friday by Mrs. Webber Mr. and Mrs, E. Webber of Seventh street were hosts Friday evening at a prettily appointed din- ner followed by an evening of bridge Clever table decorations were used. Prizes in the series of bridge games were won by Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Bankston and Miss Rose Sell. H. WEEK-END GUESTS Mrs. Charles Luyben had as her guests over the week-end, Mr. and Mrs. Merton Bartron of Douglas, Mr. and Mrs. Luyben and family of Driscoll and Mr. and Mrs. I. W. Har- rien and baby girl of Douglas. The party celebrated the Fourth of July at Mandan. HOME FROM TRIP Mr. and Mrs. Frank Andrist and daughters, Frances, Katherine, Dor- othy, and Mrs. Bernard Andrus, re- turned last night from an automo- bile trip to the twin cities, where they visited friends and relatives. They also visited friends in Little Falls and Detroit. GUESTS HERE Mr. and Mrs. O. S. Peterson and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hanson of Devils Lake motored to Bismarck Friday to spend the week-end with Mrs. Peter- son's sister, Mrs. Alice York. attend the rodeo at Mandan. unday afternoon. EF Mrs. Elizabeth Kindschy and = ter, Mabel, and Miss Hazel Paris left Friday evening by car for Hurdsfield, N. D,, to visit at the homes of John Dukwitz and August Schmidt. ‘They HOU ¢ STS Mr. and Mrs. Archie Johnson had as their guests over the week-end, Mr. and Mrs. John H. Heitmann of Mr. and Mrs. L. Wells of Mr. and Mrs, Fred family of Kief, N. bD. Minneapo Martwick ani RSE RETURNS Anna Gruenfelder returned yes terday from a vacation spent at her home in Braddock. Miss Gruenfeld- er is a nurse at the St. Alexius Hos- pital. VISITS BROTHER Miss L. Morten of Douglas spent the week-end with her brother, C. D. Morton. RETURNS FROM VACATION Miss Isabel Kennedy of the St. Alexius Hospital has returned from a visit with relatives at Garrison. FROM ST. CLOUD Miss Clara. Jenski has returned from her home in St. Cloud to re- sume her duties as nurse at the St. Alexius Hospital. BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Simon announce the birth of a daughter on Friday, July 8, at St. Alexius Hospital. TO DICKINSON Robert Bodenstab left today for Dickinson, N. D., where he will spend the summer. HERE FOR FOURTH Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nelson of; are were in the city for the week- end. E FISHING TRIP John Knauss and Carl Schmidt spent the week-end at Lake Pursian, fishing, boating and swimming. FOURTH AT LAKE Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Harding spent the fourth and Sunday at! Spiritwood Lake near Jamestown. RETURNS HOME Mrs. E. Carter returned home to~ day after a week-end visit at Spirit- wood Lake. WEEK-END VISIT } Mr. and Mrs. Merle Adler and chil- dren were week-end visitors at Spiritwood Lake. ON VACATION Mrs. Hilda Joslin has gone to the Detroit Lakes to spend her vacation. | HOME FROY VISIT Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Gobel and sons, Ray and Charles, have returned from a week-end visit at Spiritwood Lakez” FROM JAMESTOWN Mr. D. \E. Haskins and Mr. and Mrs. George Klenk and daughter, Bernice, of Jamestown spent the week-end in Bismarck and Mandan. VISITS SISTER Miss Helen Knowles of Jamestown has ~been the Ruane of her sister, Miss Kitty Knowles, in Bismarck for the past few day: FAMOUS COACH HERE Coach Knute Rockney of Notre Dame pi d htrough Bismarck this morning en route to Chicago. TO TWIN CITIES Edmund Hoek s left Saturday night for a bi ss trip to St. Paul and Minneapolis. PRIEST RETURNS Father Paters, who has been vi THE BISMARCK TRIBUN small This shows you how abbreviated a thing. the become in Paris. The white leather embroidered in Nile green raffia, and the hat is of the same materials. The coat is of heavy white silk with a brocaded satin pattern, Gt OF MR. AND MRS. REID Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Balsour of Hanna, N. D., parents of Mrs. Peter Reid; and Dr. and Mrs, Sylvester and | two daughte D., the latter were week-end guests at the Reid home. They returned to their homes today, Neil Reid, uccompanying his parents to their home in Hanna, Vv ISITED. HERE Miss Olga Rakstad and Miss Ann McGee of Valley City motored to Bismarck to pend the k-end with Miss Regna Melvold SITED OVER WEEK-END Lester Holtan of Glen Ulliny spent the week-end in Bismarck with his sister, Miss Ellen Holtan, TO MILES CITY Mr. and Mrs. W. E, Lahr and chil- dren will leave tonight for a vaca- tion in Miles City, Mont. HOME FROM LAKE Mr, and Mrs. C. D. King and chil- dren have returned from a week-end visit at Lake Pursian. LEAVES FOR COAST . Hawk left Sunday for a visit e, Wash., and other points on the coast. WEEK-END VISITORS Mr. and Mrs. John Larsen the week-end at Pursian Lake. FOURTH AT MEDORA Mr, and Mrs. A. C. Harke the Fourth of July at Medora. HERE FRIDAY Miss Blanche Martin of Lisbon visited here Friday. spent spent HERE FRIDAY Miss Edna Nelson was here from Washburn Frida f city NEws | 4 — | Bismarck Hospital Admitted: Mrs. Bruce Scott, Mon- ango; Grace Whitcomb, Garrison; Edwin Giedd, Washburn; Mrs. Jacob Abel, Garrison; Violet Frankhauser, Anamoose; Barbara Sleicker, Man- dan; Elaine Thorson, Almont; Mrs. R. A. Wilson, Flaxton; John E. John- son, Braddock; Mrs. W. A. Rodgers, city; Harold Pulkrabek, Amidon; Cas- tenedo Hofer, Turtle Lake; Mrs. Compiled by the Bismarck JULY 6—Lions Club—G. P. Hotel.... q—1. 0. 0. F.—I. 0. O. F. Hall 1—A, 0. U. W.—A. 0. U, W. Hall. 8—Rotary Club—McKenzie Hotel 11—U. C. T.—Elks Hall...:..... 13—Lions Club—G. P. Hotel q 14—Kiwanis Club—McKenzie Hotel... 14—Yeomen—A. 0. U. W. Hail... 15—Rotary Club—McKenzie Hotel 16—Nonpartisan Women’s Club—I. 0. 17—B. P, O. E.—B. P. O. E. Hall... 20—Lions Club—G. P. Hotel..... 21~Kiwanis Club—McKenzie Hotel 2i—War Mothers—Mrs. Peter Reid itit relatives there for the past week, returned last night for his parish in St. Cloud. AT ELLENDALE , Sigmone Von Louewe has returned from a few days’ visit at Ellendale with friends. ‘ ‘ Home made Ice Cream at} 21—A. 0. U. W.—A. Q. U. W. Hall 21—1.:0. 0. F.—I. 0. O. FP, Hall.. 22—Rotary Club—McKenzie Hotel. 23—Degree of Honor—A. 0. U..W. Hall, ... 27—Lions Club—G. P, Hotel...... 28—Kiwanis Club, McKenzie Hotel 28—Lady Foresters—St. Mary’s 28—Yeomen—A. O. U. W. Hall. , 281.0. 0. F—1. 0. 0, F. Hall (subordinate). ‘the. Dewdrop,on Broadway,, . |22—Rotary Club—McKenzie Hotel. Mary Walker, Garrison; city; A. Brandes, city. Wing; Ruth New Salem; Frank Billings, | ber, Dodge; Anna Schmidt, Glen Ul-| DATE SCHEDULE FOR THE MONTH OF JULY 6—Royal Neighobrs of America—I. 0. O. F. Hall 1--Kiwanis Club—MeKenzie Hotel........... 9_—Homesteaders—A. 0. U, W. Hall..... 10—Knights of Columbus—St. Mary’s.. 14—I. O. O. F.—I. O. O. F. Hall (Subord 15—Knights of Pythias-—A. O. U. W. Hall 15—Catholic Order of Foresters—St. Mary’s 17—_Women’s Relief Corp—Mrs. W. Baker......... 17-1. 0.'0. F. Encampment—. 0, 0. F. Hall. .. 20—Royal Neighbors—I. 0. O. F. Hall... Edith Eckels, | Mott; Mrs. John Kalla, Wing; Mrs. | Earl J. Heising and baby, y; Edna Kouger, Hebron; yf Kitchen, | Paul Ritchie, § Mrs. 1] { Rachel Kavonius, | Youngtown; | e; Mrs. Ben Discharged: Mrs. K Kelin, Meidinger, M. h; Jacob Hu ber, Zeeland; Driska; Richard Klein, F Rev. € L. Hall, Elbowoods; Mrs. Bert John- | 3 Mrs, € Olson, Ryder: | Swanson, Driscoll; John E.\, Johnson, Braddock; Mrs. A. J. Dock, | Fredonia; Mrs. Ed. Hodger, Black water; Irene Ostrum, Kulm; Anna Gall, Wishek; Castenedo Hofer, Tur tle Lake; Mrs. John Berg, Turtle Lake; Mrs. L. Craswell and baby girl, city; and baby lenny, Mott; pital Notes Admitted: Meyers, Mandan; E. E. Renfrow. Turtle Lake; Eythel| Hodges, city; Mary Heidt, city; Ern-| est Reimers, Washburn; ‘Mrs. A. H.| St. Cyr, Glendive, Mont.; Steve; Mendlik, Mandan. | Discharged: MA. John Burke, | city; Pauline Knobleck, Lehr; Opret-! to Schumacher, Mott; Mrs. Ben Stu | lin; Mrs. Peter Schmidt, ‘Hazelton; | Jacob Weigum, Zap; Mrs. Peter Hummel, Will;’ Mrs. F. J. Boigh twin babies, Werner; Margaret Gart. | : Emina Gartner, Glen | Nin; Mrs. G. J. Baker ond daughter, Rodgers; Ruben Scholl, WWashburn; | Leonard Scholl, Washburn; Florence | Graven, Turtle Luke; Frances: Kat- | zenbushler, Fort Rice; Vivian Siems, city; Mrs.’ Fred Schneider and son, | Hebron; Elizabeth Fellig, Balta; Mrs Nick Harles, Dougles; Mrs.’ Ines Wert, Flasher; Mrs. Arthur Hasettl er, Brisbane; Mrs, Fred Wald, Glen Vilin; Isssk Husbloen, Price; John Vetter, Brisbane; Fred Plinis, Arena; Michael Wyknenko, Wiltod; Mrs Jacob Baumiller, Me: Mrs. John Fhiis, Mandan: Mrs. Roy’ J. Gregory, | Hazelton; E. H. Frousdale, Mott. € | I j Delegates Leave | Mrs. W. A. Falconer, Mrs, A. D. McKinnon, Mrs. Inez Gallhan and iss Madge Runey left this noon for vention of the American Legion as| delegates of the Bismarck chapter. | Hazel Nielson of Bi8marek,| s president, and Mrs. E. Fj Trepp, also of Bismarck, are already in utuendance. —— | Cynthia Grey |; | Says: | Riii/ ad ema tine o——_. The best-dressed w: n in Lon. don lunched at the Savoy one day last week, with the Duchess of York And all of the women who sat nea: | her table, stopped eating to stare at) Lady Mountbatten’s lips. ii For the story had leaked out that! she had had two top layers of skin| removed from them, leaving them a bright cherry-red. . brighter than any lipstick! And now smart Lon don is having its lips peeled! Some one says that every woman who uses a lipstick, eats three or four inches of it every ye T wonder how many tons of face powder, rouge and false hair are bought’ and sold annually. ‘The beauty business must be one of th: world’s largest industries, I'm sure The other day I atttended a tea and all around me the girls were ussing one thing. beauty ate nothing but lamb chops and raw pineapple for a week and I took off five pounds!” declared one young flapper, who was like a willow wand “—-my sixth permanent wave, and my _hair’s ruined!” wailed another. “It's waterproof, and it stays on, even when you go in swimming” said another, exhibiting a box of paste rouge. In my old-fashioned soul I bepan to wonder if that was all the young things had to think about their looks. Were they letting their minds go to seed while their bodies bloomed? The girl who is “bei but dumb” is seldom a succes matri monially or otherwise. People tire of a beautiful face, and goud looks disappear when the wrinkles come, anywa: But a good brain is always a de- light, just as the moving, living sea is eternally fascinating. Every day dozens of letters come to me from girls who want to know what will make their lashes longer and their cheeks rosier. But not oftener than once a week does any- one ask me for a list of the newest books And the chances are that such letters.are from older women who have learned, by experience, that the seven points of beauty aren't half so important as a keen mind that wor like a well-oiled machine . . sharp- ly, quickly and constantly. DEATH OF THOMAS KALAINOR Thomas Kalainor, eight-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs, John Kalainor of Streeter. died yesterday at a local hospital. His body will be taken ‘o Streeter for burial. Association of Commerce ..12:15 Noon 8:00 P. M. 0. F. Hall. CIRCUS TIME (By Flores low's a-patting up posters res of beautiful ladies a dressed in pink tit Riding on horses, am jumy Swinging trapeses and loopi Kids all are hwppy and sing coming a Week to Circus is and popcorn and py m the finest that eve balloon man t the baboon ate vows a plenty, ju Things never thought of Gay fortune tellers while Promise you castes in some Lok Side ang aocincus as coming to town , the bears holding your hand, | ’” PAGE FIVE ee. bargain. Late 1921] con Corwin-Churchill Buick Touring in first class} Motor Co. | aroun’, | i nce Bor: re seen, op in and see, 1 you or by, me, | Thousands of women have quit trying to foreign kind make their feet take them anywhere. To yrold clown with the paint on his face, stop walking means to stop living. Let a pig in a comical rac ‘ . 3 AHIMAGENR GER MISES, und beats us fit you with a pair of Arch Preserver a A it stella onc Shoes and show you that you can still wok at the monkey a smoking a pipe He-e is anotiier that knows how to write! | have youthful, happy feet. We have them 4 How they do train them re than | know, \ in your favorite style, too. Circus is coming, we'll all have to go. i | Cireus day dawns with the sun clear and bright } ARO KLT How the kids hurry to gaze at the sight, ci , As the tr. stops Near the station house chor, | SF rhe As the train stops near the stition house (hor, | SHOR) Seeing the thin neer seen before; eR How the toys Mts, so | “RUGPD THE FOOT WELL” ‘They'll get a ticket that’s or the show. | C Out to the show grounds the caravan swings, Children all hopping as thouga they're on springs Years have passed onward since | was a boy, Rie y) a's Bi y y SUL every civens I hugely enjoy dcnmon loofer, adly T drink of the pink lemonade, = = vudly [ join in the grand street parade; =) How the band wagon out to the groun’ , Feed the old clophant, laugh et the clowns, | Aye is forgotten while down there To rowm, ‘Tired, but kappy, | wend my way home ee ae es ACCOMMODATING es PBR OL OEE cs This hat is, nothing modating with one pureh fand handbag thrown in forms the trim of the Js about the throat and t in aw little used for carry mount of paraphe it is from Paris. IN TIME voks one moment too long, it will curdle, hence it is safer to take it from the fire before you think it quite done as the heat of the boiler cooks it’ while it is turned out. SILVER POLISH Fine whiting makes an excellent silver polish. Moisten it with water and apply with a soft cloth. ARKING CLOTH e tape for FOR A Use adh being | marking Vthis is usually the result. of baking | ? in teo slow pooven or insufficrent | s < IMPROVES WITH AGE | e Bread that is two days old vill | — make toast: superi te that for which fresh bread is used. \ . % TO AVOID ODOR | cn Avon over | FOR WOMEN'S WEAR cover it at once with salt) so there | ° will Le niordlbagreeables Gdsi ismarck. No. Dar. INTERIO. RATION wo —_—— Fans and parasols be. used very artistically ino making shades — for |Tamps and candles, . CROOMING | The nd brushes you use | for should be kept ine | maculately clean by frequent cleans Migs in ammonia water TO WHE whiten lin wad 0 to ed which you w | | of water ho quart hat Clearance AIR THEM FIRST rocks should never be hung un) D closed wardrobe | inm ly body, but should be placed where = I they may be thoroughly aired DRESSES Hand drawn Voiles, Embroidered Voiles, 1 Broaceloths, Summery and desirable Matinee Every Day ~~ DRESSES $10.75 $14.95 Many misses are choosing their vacation wardrobes during this Clearance Sale. | 0OLER THAN OUT SIDE TONIGHT coats, caps, rubbers and children's 4 a ; belongings. Printed Silks Georgettes FOR SOUP STOCK Satins Chiffons Save the woody and tough part of the asparagus stalks for soup stock. WHY IT's C If your cake is too ¢ ARSE grained Day Cruise Great Lakes | perior. 2230 MILES of incompersble scenery on luxurious ships--a world renowned cuisine and the finest of sleep Mesls and berth included in fare. ‘ORCHESTRA DANCING For further information, tickets and dervations call any Tourist or R. R. ‘icket Agent, or ‘accommodations. G, N. Williams, Gen. Mer., inner Takes Hybart ‘Traus LOT Pos jos worth Xnoli English Broadcloth Palladio Bldg. Col ce Overblouses . fe i eee sn ane rs ae at ey Nee $ 1 95 Duluth? Minn. * Bennett Voile - a Wash Blouses DETER betes 95c - rkior Osteopathic Physician : Silk Gloves. ........26.+-05.% Ra ese erae ne Cc 119%, 4th 8 ‘Telephone 240 |||, NEWS : 25c Bismarck, N. D. Aesop Fable Comedy Brassieres .......... hold wales Ehetaars suas fants ( Corsets. 5 << aca |B Values to $3.50............0..-. ia aang 9 Cc Sqadood 40d ANOHd —FRESH FRUIT ARRIVALS— Car Raspberries tonight. Car delicious Watermelons tonight. Car Cherries this morning. Car Vegetables.-tomorrow. Sports Silks and Flannels, The styles are smart and youthful. COATS There constantly aris Drastic reductions. sa need for a Coat — a good Coat. Now and here a good coat costs little. ' $14.95 $24.75 COATS Coats that appeal to the miss because they’re smart, yet so inexpensive in the clearance. Many fur trimmed. $37.50 Values to $69.50 Ladies’ Glove Silk Underwear, Bloomers and Vests.........+ Ladies’ Glove Silk Step-ins .... : Ser sha Vain Raalte Full Fashiond Hose. Sells regulafly $2.75...... ais uate $1.75 Full Fashioned Silk Hose. Black, Brown and White... oe 95c $1.50 $1.29 Sale Ends Saturday, July ll