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

nMRaome me om ~ 2c. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1925 —= Social and Personal Mrs, F, L. Shuman Entertains For Mrs. C. J. Busch Mrs. F. L, Shuman entertained twenty guests at luncheon Thursday at one o'clock at the Country Club compliment to Mrs. C. J. Busch of Grossmount, Calif., who is visiting in Bismarck, the guest of Mrs. H. S. Dobler. The tables were prettily decorated with garden flowers, A course lunch- eon was served. Five tables of bridge were in play during the afternoon. Honors were won by Mrs. W. A. McDonald. Mrs. Busch was presented with a guest favor by the hostess, Seven o’clock Dinner at George M. Janda Home Mr. and Mrs. George Janda of Seventh street entertained at seven o'clock dinner Thursday evening as a courtesy to Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Lough of Omaha, Neb. Covers were marked for eight’ at the dining table, prettily decorated with flowers, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Renden of Mandan were also out of town guests. Clarence Bahmer, son of Mr. and Mrs. August G, Bahmer, celebrated his fourteenth’ birthday last night with a birthday party. Ten boys were guests. Games and music were the amusements. A red nnd white color scheme was used. The center piece was a birth- day cake lighted with candles. Mrs. Bahmer was assisted in serving by her daughter. Clarence received a number of use- ful gifts. ENTERTAIN THURSDAY CLUB The Thursday music club met yes- terday afternoon at the home of Mrs. A.J. Arnot on Fifth street, Mi led the round table dis sion on the “Folk Song.” A lun was served by the hostess, MUSIC OUTE HOME VISIT HERE EN Ri Mr. a Ww e been visiting m’s parents in Candor, Canada, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Sullivan in Bismarck for a few days on their w home. LEAVE FOR LOS ANGELE Misses Florence and Dorothy Johnson left last Sunday to join their sisters, Frances and Adeline, in Los Angeles. Cali | They intend to spend the winter in that city. FOOD SALE ; The Woman's Benefit Association of Maccabee’s will give a food sale st the Bismarck Food Market Satur- day afternoon. Members are asked to have their donations in between one and two o'clock. OUT OF HOSPITAL Miss Chrissie Budge, who has beey riously ill at the Bismarck hospi- tal for some time, is now at the home of her brother, 826 Sixth street. VISITING HERE ' Morris won honors at bridge. Dr. F. T, Rucker, formerly located at Mott, of Portland, Ore., is in Bis- marck and surrounding country visit ing friends. Dr. Rucker is knewn in Bismarck. VISITOR LEAVES Miss Bessie Wilson of Regan, who has been the guest of Mrs. Donald} church will have a dinner y_ wherel tonight at 6:39 o'clock, at the church. Nye, has gone to Valley C she will attend the Teacher’ RETURNS HOME Mrs. Pauline Selbman returned to her home in Miles City, Mont., today after a visit in Bismarck with her daughter, Mrs. George E. Munger. College. MASONIC WORKER HERE Rev. W. J. Hutchinson, educational ary of the Masonic service or- ation, was here yesterday from Grand Forks. i VISIT SON ; Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Jennings of Dickinson are shopping here today and visiting their son, L. H. Jennings. VISITING HERE Miss Rose Smith of Beach is spend- ing the week in the city with friends. She will return home next Tuesday. CALLED TO STRASBURG . Mr. and Mrs. Emil Bobb were call- ed to Strasburg Medherdey, night by the death of Mrs. Bobb’s father. HERE YESTERDAY Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Nultemier of Carson were visiting friends in Bis- marck yesterday, HERE ON BUSINESS F. C. Nelson and C, J. Brostrom of Wilton were in the city yesterday on business. = TO WILTON Miss Marie Tibesar will go to Wil- ton to spend the week-end. ‘Tailored Winter coats, a $59.50 value, special for Sat- urday, $29.50. A. W. Lucas Co. welll gan announce the bitth vyesterday at the Bismarck hospital. The Weather Partly overcast tonight and Saturday. Colder. HAND PRESSING. Bergeson’s \he was going. Doctors and medicine Mesdames Falconer and Bechtold Are Joint Hostesses Mrs. W. A. Falconer and Mrs. L. F. Bechtold ‘entertained four tables. of bridge yesterday afternoon in their home. “Bowls of autumn flowers were placed about the room. | A course luncheon was served after | the games. Mrs. E. L. Faunce as-| sisted the hostesses. Mrs. G. D. Mann and Mrs. E. E. 1 Mrs. E. A. Scott ¢ of filmdgm’s neatest little mer | Guest of Honor at Surprise Party) With the fulness shifted to the! THE CAPITOL shoulder oe . back of the skirt by a sudden change) 11 Show You the ‘Town,’ the!” pination of ribbor Mrs. Edgar A. Scott, who before! of feeling on the part of Parisian ae-| Universaldewel feature starring 20 tait and: beth. This her recent marriage was Miss Mar-| signers, we find the back h re-! Reginald Denny, coming to the Cap I velvet ribbon and | garet McGarvey, was surprised in her| turning to favor. It is usually mar-) jtel Theatre, tonight, is the sereen | S2errtes. ‘The result 1s very home at the Person Court last night! by twelve young women, of Mrs. Scott's bridge club. The evening was spent informally with music_and bridge. At the con clusion of the evening-a course lunch- eon was served. members| $ CELEBRATION ‘ellows and Rebekahs en- The Odd CITY NEWS THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE PAGE FIVE row and has long ends. FROM WILTON Mrs. Brostrom of Wilton wa shopping here yesterday. tertained Tuesday evening following |@ their regular meeting, with a recep-j tion for G. G. Beithon, one of the oldest members in the Bismarck) U lodge. Mr. Beithon was presented with a pair of handsome gold cuff links and a gold veteran jewel, bear-! ing a white star with the figure “35 raised in gold, signifying the 35 years of membership in the I. 0. 0. F. lodge. 3 At midnight a lunch was served af-! di ter which dancing was enjoyed jc — B CAMP FIRE GIRLS MEET P, The Camp Fire girls met last night| P: for a ceremonial meeting at the. N home of their guardian, Mr. 3 Worner. Five new members, Ruth} Wetmore, Mathilda Kollenberger,| 3 Agnes Nielson, Margary Ackerman | and Erma Happel, were initiated.| M Dorothea Gutman and Madeline| E Cordner received the rank of “wood | W gatherers.” TEACHERS HAVE PARTY The new teachers of the Will school were guests of the last year teachers at a theatre party at the| Eltinge Thursday evening. After the} show they went to the Business and| Professional Women’s club rooms! and spent the remainder of the even-! ing with cards. A course luncheon!» was served by the hostesses, VISITING HERE Matt Clooten and his daughter, Mrs. Vincent C. Lewis, formerly Miss Lillian Clooten, of Klum are spend- ing the week in Sterling and Bis- marck visiting Mr. Clooten’s son and! daughter. HERE FROM CHICAGO The Misses Blanche and Bernadine McLaughlin of Chicago are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. R, G. McLaughlin, » 321 Hannafin Avenue. VISIT HERE Misses Vendla Vitalis and Minnie bernick, Kongsberg; F Methodist church ranged for by the Commerce, and show them the Capi- BISMARCK HOSPITAL NOTES i Mrs, E Nordqui Nellie Bayn + Cleveland Mrs. John Atch rguerite Jamestown; f Ruben vd Ebel, nestown; Mabel Bier, } B. Wade, Kleingartner, Tuttle; Carson; Al Ole Stetten, n, Wilton dz Chrissie Buc vubbins, Burnstad; na; harles: alzer ‘at Harty, athm: ew rs. Fred Herman, ngdahl and son, M Valke Wilton; Mr KIUS HOSPITAL ttlieb Hamann, Eu- reka; Carl Bauer, Durant, Wis.; Mrs John Wolfe, Napoleon; John J. Me- neer, Heil; Mrs. Fred Wagner, Tom Klupp, Regent; Delegates to See City J.J. M. MacLod and H convention, delegates at at four afternoon with cars, ion wi net. the ninety turday Bergquist of Wilton have returned tol city. home after a visit here ut the John A. Johnson home. SON BORN of a son MEN'S CLUB MEETS TONIGHT The Men's club of the Presbyterian meeting RECOVERING FROM ILLNESS Miss Gertrude Smith, who under- went an operation at the St. Alexiué hospital, is getting along nicely. PARENTS OF DAUGHTER A daughter was born yesterday to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Koepplin § of Lehr at the Bismarck hospital. Mrs. James Bateman of Almont re- turned home today after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Swenson. GO TO CHICAGO Mr. and Mrs. W. 0. Webster left this morning for Chicago, Ill., nfter! a visit here with relatives. HERE TODAY Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Ruble and Miss Olson of Driscoll were visiting with friends here yesterday. ST.GEORGE'S GUILD SALE The St. George's Guild will have a sale tomorrow at one o'clock at the A. W. Lucas store, RETURNED FROM COUNTRY Teddy Hedstrom returned last night from a visit in the northern part of the county. BABY BORN Mr. and Mrs, George Shubert an- nounce the birth of a daughter this morning. LEAVES FOR MINNEAPOLIS Cc. L. Young leaves tonight for! Minneapolis for a few days business visit, HERE FROM McKENZIE |. Raleigh Welch of McKenzie was in ‘the city today on business. ON BUSINESS M. H. Lein of Lein township was in the city yesterday on business. BUSINESS TRIP A. J. Johnson will make a business trip to the Twin Cities tonight. vintian inal TOLLS Presbyterian Food Sale, Saturday at Hoskins. Didn’t Know His Brother “My brother got so bad with stom- ach and liver trouble that. when I saw him after a year I didn’t know him. He was emaciated and yellow us a pumpkin and was often in great pain. He couldn’t have lived long the way gave him no relief. I picked up a lit- tle booklet on Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy, which he said described his case perfectly. The first dose of it ve fim great relief and in a month It is a simple, that ftemov tion which stomach, liver and m sincluding appendicitis. dose will convince or money funded. Sold at all Wrug stores.— Adv, : A special purchase makes 11 possible Mr. and Mrs. Albert Vollan of Re- yalue in tailored coats, made of heavy men’s wear coating. Beautiful new shades. A. W. Lucas Co. to offer an extr: Few People Realize The importance of normal feet. Poor foot conditions cause us to slight our daily duties, we are not giving our best efforts, ‘be- cause our minds are crowded with pain, due to poor foot con- ditions. Why suffer those pains? OFFICE HOURS: 9 a.m. to 5 p. m. Evenings by appointment, Dr. Elizabeth Hollenbach PHONE 607 5 ROOM 21 First Guaranty Bank Bldg. > fi | P. Goddard, recreational committeemen for the state W. C. T. U. i | ELTINGE THEATRE i tes with newness —a story that treats the marit. (its hectic sequences trom a hiwgh gle. That's what y and Tom Satu one once s ‘that the that they res the filling scenes in bootery, v est laughing: successes of the y 8 showing Denny woman-hating college tries | thirty, who i dowment for lege from a w | tempting to win | her heart, and Ee NY || before the eyes, effects of consti erious diseast Don’t let thi day longer. health MW the ck TONIGHT — FRIDAY and SATURDAY of ‘a PATHE i | ae oo At The Movies | one Trouble With Wives Moor rd Sterling aid, Whether aptly o V trouble spend too much, f too much picture ging part, an Moore's with twelve | © beach at ¢ Liner Constipation can wreck your health forty different Sick headaches, sallow skin, blotchy complexion, gray hair, spots |-—these are a few of the outward send its.poisons into your bod Thousands have found y eating Kellogg’s ALL- BRAN, after suffering for years. Kellogg’s ALL-BRAN brings permanent relief in the most chronic cases if eaten regularly. It is guar- tae of life in the great jokin’: pac NEWS Tailoring. -_——+ gt that human | ituation | married life with wives is | rt too | and wear too | proves it A couple % include fashionable | models thing in foot and episodes alina Istand with way, rquences. ult Davis ational | ** to set in with the in the to hy uware her favor, he problem which he complications expedient of having and two oth sed to “show t rtaining: three | EFFECTIVE (CRE % ) won at onee each woman being Lhe rs Renee ens Somer re fevers five minutes: state routes is deserted as follows: | Phone-for Foods. | sereamingly fwany oute No. mbina to. Grand 4 ‘ | Being pressed) for time Forks. fair; Grand. Forks to the} Call 1060. Gussner’s sided courtship, h ath Dakota state line, good re . o woman Route No Fargo to own, | Sweep and iFur- y few minutes byt mewn Jamestown to Bisma fairy (nace Cleaning. P 9 airplane, rek to Mandan, pay {mace Cleaning. Phene 95, in one of the scere dan to Hebron, fair, detour at Glon fechi . r ere the] Ulin to Dickinson. fi Dickinson | * ha ie widow is seen. to hi to Sentinel Rutte, rough Sentinel: all the processes ming batt . ‘ood | Top) r@ ui. tere 1 a beauty parade of the, onde ts Giidae! Variety Store latest Pa ions, addene ste ry Minnewaukan, fai to a pict ed with thrills and « ” h CHINESE WORK BASKETS, Edw Matton, Braham othe pro again tomorrow at only eekly State | Presbyterian Food Sale, 15c | Road Report Saturday at Hoskins. “ piece Dakota od cond The comfort wright and foot health expect whom he that the Arch town.” Preserver Shoe gives are a great antees tu , Kellog: in over ways. results. Eat two tablespoonfuls formerly? dail chronic cases, with every : ' meal. Ready-to-eat with. milk oF No _incresse bas ben cream. Try the many delicious made in the cost of Parce unpleasant breath recipes on every Kellogg’s ALL- ation. Over forty n be traced to it. insidious disease one leading hotels today. is 100 acka RAN is made in Battle Creek, Michigan, and sold hy grocers everywher and Order a package from your - Sick headaches are caused by constipa- “hudnigtehs, nonae:, tron— Kellogg’s ALL-BRAN brings relic Hu Koe-! Me-| d to do so or your grocer re- the purchase price. ‘ per cent effec- tive because it is ALL BRAN. Doc- tors recommend it—they know that it takes ALL BRAN to bring sure ° K ALL-BRAN Served by estaurants. help to all mothers. | f es it cost you more to insure your parcel post shipments now than it did | | Post Insurance written by the Automobile Insurance Company of Hartford, z Conn, Let us tefl you how we can fave you money, time and | trouble with your parcel nost shipments, Henry & Henry Insurance | grocer Matinee Every Day At men are husbantis. “Paris Creations in Color” Displayed by Hope Hampton where AESOP FABLE Lo ae | = Silk CAN HAVE YOuR Dresses 7 FILS DEVELOPED BUT ONCE An unusual — purchas+ fi) brings about this Special . § FINNE Y'S Selling. Here are sc A DAILY PHOTO SERVICE of crepe satin dresses with lingerie ruffles, the new BISMARCK ND. r : puff sleeves and the flaring hem line. In many of them you will find two color \ + tones, At our low ok price every woman and mis is given the value-oppor tunity of the season. ROUGH ROOSTERS assortment will silks, flannels lat one price this found and wools, Very speci $7.95 In be 1 CLOSED EVENIN Bergeson’s make That Fit Right in Bismarck Largest selection of ex- clusive domestic and im- ported woolens in the state. Bergeson’s Clothing. Rough Dry and Dry. Suits and Overcoats Golden West Laundry and Dry Cleaning. Three services—Family Washing Finished, PHONE, PHONE : 258 * Send it, . 96 Nothing smaller than 5 Ib. packages. | BISMARCK MANDAN & x1 mee | 24 hour service on parcel post orders, MANDAN, ; H 5 s N. DAK.- A. W. Lucas Co. : The Bismarck Tribune School Children Attention Special sale on Scratch Tabs in three sizes. Come and get your supply before they are all gone. Per pound : 10c