The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 17, 1925, Page 5

a MONDAY, AUGUST 17, 1925 | Social'and adits | Dinner Given Saturday at Taylor Home Garden flowers adorned the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Taylor, 515 Sixth street, Saturday evening, when| b: they entertained a group of young people at eight o'clock dinner. The, affair was given in honor of Herndon | Tavlor of West Point and Ensign E. J. Taylor, Jr., of the U. S. Navy, who are home for a vacation. Covers were marked for sixteen. A yellow color motif was used on the table. Snap dragons formed the cen- * ter piece. The evening was passed informal- ly with bridge and dancing. There | were a number of out of town guestse| Dinner Is Given at R. E. Gorman Home on Sunday} Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Gorman en- tertained Sunday evening at their home on West Thayer with a three course dinner served at seven o'clock. Bowls of cut flowers graced the daint: ly appointed tables. There were twelve guests. Bridge was played during the evening, honors being won by Mrs. William McGraw. Garden flowers, arranged in pro- fusion about the house, made a pretty setting for the affair. Bridge Played at Miss Byrne’s Party Saturday Miss Jane Byrne entertained Sat- urday afternoon in her home, 28 Avenue A East, with three tables of bridge. Honors were won by Miss Mary Jane Whittey and Miss Gracella Munger. After the games.the hostess, as- sisted by her mother, Mrs. P| E. Byrne, served a course luncheon. A variety of gaily colored garden flowers were used throughout the house. HERE SATURDAY Robert Prentiss and Mrs. Cum- mings of Wilton motored to Bi marek Saturday and were ied home by Miss who has zs, been here Stair and chil- dren were in the city Saturday and Sunday, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Stair. ‘They were en route from their former home in Monrovia, Calif, Newburg. RETURNS FROM TRIP Miss Edith Germain returned to- day from a motor trip to the Black Hills in South Dakota. She has been gone two weeks. Miss Germain was ane of a party composed mainly of Mandan people. VISIT DAUGHTER Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Russell of Crookston, Minn., who stopped here en route to St. Paul to see their daughter, Rosella Rousch, left today for the east. RETURNS TO ST. PAUL Miss Sarah Slattery who has been spending her vacation in the city with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Slat- tery, returned to St. Paul today. MARRIED SATURDAY Dr. C. F. Strutz performed a simple wedding ceremony late Saturday eve- ning for Lydia Grafs and Jacob E. Buchholz, both of this city. VISITOR LEAVES Miss Edith Swinton, who has been the house guest of the Misses Ruth and Marion Staley, returned to her home in Carrington today. RETURN FROM MINOT Mr. and Mrs. Scott Cameron have returned from Minot where they al tended the circus Saturday and visit- ed Sunday. VISITED HERE Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Brooks and family of Wilton visited friends in Bismarck Saturday, en route to Jamestown. HOME FROM MOTOR TRIP Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pearce and family have returned from an extend- ed motor trip in the East. RETURN FROM TRIP Dr. and Mrs. Howard Anderson returned Saturday from an extended vacation trip in the west. VISITED HERE Mr, and Mrs. Marvin Magnus of Sterling, were visiting friends in the . city Saturday. ON BUSINESS Mike Loomis of Sterling wi marek on business Saturday. HERE SATURDAY Ben Soderquist was here from Wil- ton Saturday on business. Harris-Robertson’s are now showing a most exclusive line of fur trimmed wool dresses. Don’t fail to see them. _ eee in Bis- The. Weather Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday. Not much change. NONE BETTER FOR QUALITY, STYLE AND SERVICE. ; eae Bergeson’s Quality-Style-Economy Three Tables Played at Mrs. Mrs. R. E. Wenzel entertained at a prettily appointed one o'clock ridge luncheon Saturday at her home on Park Avenue. Bowls of flowers were placed about the room| making an attractive setting, ; with blue bachelor buttons. bridge were layed, won by Mrs. A. T Mrs. Wenzel w young daughter, Wilm Genevieve Boise Entertained for Weed End Visitor Miss Helen Bowers of Fargo, N. D., was honor guest at a pretty bridge party Friday afternoon at the S| se home in Riverview, Miss Genevieve Boise. Faber. Miss Bowers spent the week end in the city with Miss Boise. Four pore played during the after- noon. honors in the was presented guest favor. Garden flowers were the decor- ations. The hostess, assisted by Mrs. Spencer Boise, served a dainty course luncheon late in the afternoon. Bismarck Ladies Guests at Mandan Party on Friday 's. A. B. Welch of Third Avenue . W., Mandan, entertained at one o'clock Friday afternoon with a four course luncheon honoring Miss Elsie Stark of Columbus, Og, who is vis- iting her mother, Mrs. Anna Stark, of Mandan. Bridge followed the luncheon with five tables in play. Garden flowers were artistically arranged in old- fashioned bouquets throughout the living and dining rooms. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. F. R. Smyth, Mrs. Roy Bitzing and Miss Frances Wanner won games. Miss Bowers with an attractive "| Stark. Out of town guests included Mrs. Roy Bitzing, wife of Colonel Bitz- ing of Washington, D. C.; Mrs. F. Smyth, Mrs. Robert Orr, Mrs. M. W. Roan and Miss Cora G. Simpson of Bismarck. Mrs. George Lampson and daugh- ters, Elizabeth and Georgia, of Par- sons, Kansas, will arrive this ev ning to spend two weeks in marck with Mrs. Lampson’s daug' ter, Miss Genevieve Lampson. VISITED IN WASHBURN John A. Johnson and daughter, Florence Johnson, of the North Da- kota hail department, and Mrs. 0. H. Lindstrom spent ‘the week end visiting in Washburn. ON VACATION Miss Caroline McAllister left yes- terday for a two weeks’ vacation. She will spend part of the time with her parents at Braddock and will later go to Aberd | HAS Miss Nora Met an, 827: Sixth, , has as her guest, Miss Beth Millam, ia college friend, fromf,Winona, Minn. Miss Millam will be here for two weeks, CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS TO MEET A special meeting of the Catholic Daughters will be held Tuesday, Au- gust 18, Every member is urged to attend. VISITS PARENTS Mrs. N. B. Wilkinson and son of Kansas City are visiting in the city with Mrs. Wilkinson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Doran, 406 Third St. WAR MOTHERS MEET The War Mothers will meet to- morrow afternoon at three o'clock bo Mee. Fred Roberts, 314 Eighth street. VISITED HERE William Houle of Ryder, N. D., is visiting in the city with his sister, Mrs. J. Sweeny. VISITED IN BRADDOCK Misses Phrene and Winnifred Junge and Miss Cecil Ryan, spent Sunday at their homes in Braddock. ON BUSINESS Mr. and Mrs. Albert Little of Wing were in the city Saturday on busi- ness. VISITED HERE Hazel Ivarie of New Leipzig was a visitor in the city over the week end. FROM WING Larry Jones of Wing was in the city Saturday on business. FROM WILTON Mrs. E. S. Thompson of Wilton shopped here Saturday. ON BUSINESS W. E. Pesonen was in the city Saturday from Wing. DR. M. E. BOLTON Osteopathic Physician 119%, 4th St. Telephone 240 Bismarck, N. D. THE STUDIO Lucas Block Phone 121 Bismarck, North Dakota. Gregg Shorthand Touch Typewriting American Bookkeeping Secretarial Studies Thorough instruction, best positions, most rea- sonable terms for tuition. FALL TERM and , EVENING CLASSES — "begin September Ist. “Prof.” R. E. Jack, Principal. Wenzel’s Party ; The luncheon tables were Hecorivea After the luncheon three tables of | Honors were| assisted by her! the si circus. Janet Paul. Schwa Mr. dora J. Gol are rel tineau Mrs. home Whitt trict day. Mr. tended the circu: Eve Minot Mis week friend Emi FASCINATING That hat has all the smartness ott femininity and charm occasioned He the scarf ends that motored to Minot Saturday to see Ind., spent the President F. E. Saturday on business with the board R.| of administration. / of Livingston, Mont., troubles — have an optes HERE AT. “HOSP ITAL metrist’ examine your Mr. and Mrs. F, Stanton of Brad- eyes here now. dock are in the ci see their son, wots Ilisatvacleesl: hospital. Mrs. S. R. Gylden of Wing has home Ernest Millikan spent Sunday with city Saturday. “BEGGAR ON NEWYORK IS i BIG MARKET | FOR MODELS Models Must Work Hard, Exercise and Shun Pleasures AUNDERS BY HORT er The job ne pay and attra vitle from the stage ful, ste te pine &, vith an air, if you a hard, shun the ple: drink ing and late hours, photograph well. you sary requir 5 But in all New if you evere turban itietieeee with an ad m the York. with — it aie. ts of Black sa and is] throngs of Sbeautiful women, it i quite untrimmed. estimated that there are no more ¢ CR Nah girls who qualify as models or Lingerie or bath ys. nequin's day may hx wr but the work) i | says Miss Babbs. | business “of Loo atiful § dittieult ity feature the cost of keeping | is con terable fresh and young. the opening in fr knot ‘ touches, and is put t creation tle y expensively dressed whether on th NEW LINE job or not wig totel i demand among th ae | higher class women’s garment houses (Oper > {and photographers’ studios ean m: Po Yor $60 lor a d less t # jeight he Photo) cost have a flr jo ranging: rom | After hours of posturin Land parading in’ diferent costume | and changing from one to another H {omust still indulge vin) wear exeretses to keep her slende: ind supple and” minus hips. al the must limit her food an srough sleep so that she always The life of a prote 1 manne quin is short at best. ‘The demand i for girls from 18 to 25 years ol and curing that brief span she mu retain her looks or make a speedy exit i “In other words she must ave 1 tite We Geeerenseey, | OU OOl, tame, late hours, hewwy , Vj bers, oftenwous danetng and any ¢ on follows the oval | that steal the you PAGE FIVE the purely self-made man as Amer- him the man who fought it lone and won out with fly- ; Ww ‘eber and Fields | * Have Always Stood isi For Stage Deceney |, eber and Fields stand for what so urgently need on the screen G vhole: s, humanness. The pub- Two quiet, elderly gentlemen still | tie wa s sensations but it need yell preserved, well dressed and in| not be overfes nor need it be sur af down Holly feit with such rich food that its y wee system becomes upset. tac young: wont nnd Fields for er W and ghable and orm and & accustomed to see of the Hollywood. thate it es" at the ; nvight be thought be Ss confronted by a fa ing just such apiece even in thig soph Hinge entertainment. ; ance : ated VRLVET FOR PALL fT omething in) Velvet is being stressed as the ire World that | Most p materilat for fall i und they trail Velvet veing ued exten ; fty yen vely for trimming Sof ne kin ae thowehts Thartis-Robertsen’s are now hy vl vith then showing a most exclusive line of fur trimmed wool dre Don't fail to see them, the | jon and t i | i ! | io | nation. eae but even b LEAVE ON VACATION jof the sere the dash of M Jane Woodworth sj} the New Yorker and are not quite in Schwartz left Sunday for St./ a class with the professional model From there they will jo to < Duluth to visit relatives of Miss al rtz. = | VISITED HERE i and Mrs. Kermit King of Me and A bel home in latives of Mr. Gobel. HERE_ ON BUSINESS Cobb of the School of Forestry was here eel! DO NOT | POSTPONE OUR EXAMINATION VISITING HERE Paul Heltenberg and children | are guests at] of Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Reid. De Ay multiplios visual EST of Bowman house: guest of Miss B emore. ON BUSINESS Iva B. Little of Lyman dis- was here on business Satur- returned after a business visit in the IN MINOT SATURDAY and Mrs. E. A. Thorberg at- in Minot Saturday. ATTENDED CIRCUS ret LaFrance has returned from |. where he attended the circus. IS_ VISITING s Lucy Fisher is spending the on the Victor Moynier farm. HERE SATURDAY Mrs. Bill. Styles of Sterling was A school for those why Ya here on business Saturday. “{ want to be independent = We teach all the com HERE SATURDAY mereial subjects, Our irs ony, Neugelbausr. of Men building and equipment phen owes hpre: Ratunday, are new, and nothing is HALLIDAY VISITOR i] Jacking to make this « Mrs. E. 8. Thompson of Wilton| |] real bua ness schoo! shopped here Saturday. Send for our catrior. Sept Fall term opens Mankato Commercial College MANKATO. IN SOLEN SUNDAY s at Solen. HERE SATURDAY 1 Peepkorn of Wing was in the MINNESOTA HORSEBACK”’ NO HORSES. NO BEGGARS. JUST LAUGHS. If you’ve ever had a nightmare, you'll roar at this scrambled, syncopated dream scream. & vaepeaaton EDWARD EVERETT weed ESTHER RALSTON TONIGHT MONDAY and TUESDAY “ROSBY : ane of the first r: Out of these there _ ChOeEY BEOE HERE Ate Gude AUDUE OS Who bre EAE {of the best models are Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Class A One, that is who would be cyuited from girls who aspire si : Ella Nordstog and Mr. graded 100 per cent in each and ive iy the chorus of revue You'll enje derson of Crosby, visited with former | every requirement for a model. ! , a ae ; fort ina of “Prote Crosby residents over Sund Out of these supermodels, Ada WhO. While not tacking in grace and | ap rotex route to their home from a abbs was by t Tobeaute, have net the histrioni cho pumps ser oxferds. the badlands at Medora. Mr es | Garment Ankoci cantitude te fit them for the stare.) Webb Bros. is a jeweler at Cros Mr. Hen- | the typical. American, Her ‘The earning eapacity of the sueece Bros, derson is publisher of the Divide: face and fire seen in every! ful medel i ) that of the and ae County Journal. {part of the world, in more different woyirl and ¢ penses are les Wheary Trunks, stur rea | pictures than the nest popular of the Her job is to we ital clothes.) egere a AT CIRC film stars, and she is consti eis mote » traditional correctly designe ee Mr. and Mrs. R. A. T | photographs and pos ‘ noof the stare woman to be] & life time. A.W. panied by their daughter, purp and two other little girls, ) the great market for ——————— ise Nuessle and Ernestine Dobler, the capiial of fash: BISMARCK CLOAK SHOP THE POPULAR PRICED STORE Just Received Another Shipment of Fur Coats Make Your Selection Now. I Ao large variety to MW choose from. Muskrat, plain and trimmed, with Skunk and Marten cuffs and col- lars. Raccoon, Marmot, Marmink, also trimmed with Skunk fur collar and cuf Hudson Scal, in plain, also Marien and Beige, Squirrel trimmed cuffs and collars. These furs have been collected by experienced Furri Every backed by garment is us. sit, now coat) in wanted. A liberal dep will held) your store until it is CAPITOL THEATRE ERS TONIGHT & TUESDAY OFF The Two World-famous Comedians Weber :« Fields —IN—— “Friendly Enemies” Samuel Shioman and Aaron Hoffman's colossa! masterpiece comes to the screen after several seasons on the speaking stage, where it had the signal distinction of being lauded by Woodrow Wilson on the opening night in Washington. a George Melford Picture with Weber and Fields—world’s most pnepular and best-loved en- tertainers — in the leading reles, the story even surpasses the stage production. It is a brilliant photeplay deserving the designation, “master- piece.” You will thrill, you will cry, you will gasp, and you will laugh, laugh, laugh when you see this remarkable picture. Broadway’s Greatest Play! Now a Screen Sensation! CHILDREN 15c ADULTS 35¢ Take a Lookat Your Shoes Do They Satisfy? be Doni put off getting a new pair “break process. are lasts that a new s comfortable as an after so construct t ed on comme sense hecomes old shoe easy, one a few $5.00 fo $10.00 wearings. you'll get it FIRST at smcrrow Nite VAUDEVILLE - MOVIES European Feature ZELVETTOS TRIO “SHADOW-COLO-GRAPHS” The only act of its kind in vaudeville. Ward and Wats Singers — Dancers. Comedy Patter. “A Laugh a Minute.” Added Feature Attraction THE CAMEO TRIO Italian Musicians, Singers, Instrumentalists. ON THE SCREEN “IN THE NAME OF LOVE” RICARDO CORTEZ—GRETTA NISSEN WALLACE BEERY — RAYMOND HATTON “PARAMOUNT’S NEWEST FEATURE LENGTH COMEDY DRAMA.” Fifty Cents To See This Big Show. At7:15 WORTH ADOLLAR At9:20 Mack and Forest New 1 he and of Something Novel in Art