The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 21, 1925, Page 5

ro MONDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1925 THE BISMARCK TRIBUN Anniversary Is Mrs.V. J. Hunter Celebrated at Hostess to Club Bridge-dinner | at Course Dinner, nd Mes. J. 1. Siew: 5 fs 215 Third Mr. and Mrs. V itertained on § y even-| tained Saturday niversary, Christ.@is favors carried| corations were used on out a color.scheme of green and red,| which was prettily lighted with Cxlifornia tulips on the table added] candles in red and green holders. | ely note, Covers were marked After the dinner bridge played after dinner, to Mrs. TE. Rubin and Meo ML. Lay Fe REARS See Three Vanishing 7 Entertain Club ‘| Meine| at Bridge Party Luncheons Given Phillip J. Meyor was hostess} Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Wenzel enter-/ Saturday at one stelock at one of the tained. Suturday evening in their] series of “Vanishing” luncheons giv-{ home at $21 Park Avenue with three}en for the benefit of the Roosevelt tables of bridge. Guests: Were mem-| Cabin. There were cight guests. The! bers of an informal" bridge elub.| table was prettily decorated with Honors in the games were won by | flower: Mrs. H, F. Keller, ; Mrs. G. H. Dollar entertained at a At the conclusion of the evening | henefit luncheon last Tuesday for the the hostess, served a luncheon. cabin, to which she E Piso ee eoests. Mra, P. Hoskins mH n esa at a “vanishing” luncheon on| intertain for Friday. At each affair sewing was House Guests] tt, diversion of the atternoo i Fach of the ladies entertaining last ——, week was a guest first luncl Mrs, Emma Golden ‘and her sisters! con which Mr ; thorere' a Miss Hildeganrd Bauer, entertained| some time ago. sat the latter Saturday evening at 7 o'clock at din-| affairs will éntert: ter the ho! ner in the tea ronm of the Grand| 4; ‘our gues be invited to Pacific hotel in compliment to their ‘ iestof brother, Mr. Otto Bauer, and Mrs,| 2c" fithe last seriesjof luncheons. Bauer, of Eureka, 8. D., where Mr. PLT. ALM faculty Friday afternoon by the mem- home. The coup! home on a farm | ic five course goose dinner, cel-| members of their bridge club with a the Christmas, he ebrating their fifteenth wedding an-| three course dinner. (Christmas de- with her uncle the table, Mre. KE. J. Taylor, day evening from St Hl demy, St. Joseph, Minn, to. spend the | Clizbe, son of Mr. and Mrs. S. E. | Christmas holidays with her paren > T * bo in! ge | xbe of enzie, was solemnized| Dr. and Mrs. V. J. LaRose. Pye Poilet ware sets eel at high noon to t the b ‘Peari, Blue and Amber, also ; | will make their! HOME EROM SCHOOL ne * McKenzic | Miss Ruth ings will arrive Sterling Silver, Bonham! jtomorrow from Oakland, Cal, where 7 ers. { CHRISTMAS PROGRAM [she attends Mills College, for the | Brothers, Miss Katherine Moyner, teacher of | Christmas es district. school, No, 1,! il Christmas \ Dancing} Miss Louise and’ Mi students at t the gue: | For last minute sugges-| oN <The Christmas Shoe Store » aa Gold Shop. Is ILL | ? contined to her home by ilies. | Osteopathic Physician | Found at. sale i Hoskins 116 4th St. Telephone stow |)” s Ow Bismarck, N. D. ety Allisc Normal nd Fok HOLIDAYS noon to spend | aa. her parents, Mr HOME F Miss Marcelle Christmas Hosiery of Sheer Silk Can’t Fail to Please Costs More but Bauer is high school principal. The Dris 5 1 » needs s any pairs these days, and so 3 Following the dinner” program Pies Hetolt aan One needs 20 many p ite the SE ae be os was given by the guests, including] tomime in four episodes was given by e H many different s S ou may sele t he pale several vocal numbers by Mr. Buxer.| the primary and intermediate grades, | nude tones that Paris is choosing, delicate- y pueey, dneladed Misr Minne J. Niel- telling the story of the birth und When you buy a i colored evening hose, or the always-smart gun- AN Joseph A. Kitohen, Mr. and Mrs. C.| eighth grades gave Zenith you pay a 53 3 aoe. _ metal and black. he A. Allen, Mr. and } . E. Bjorlie, | “Their Awful Aunt little more but—you : i 7 . . . . a ‘ S Martha Tater wed Mise Tens’ Se: | PUPHS sang Christmas caro} get eat deal Th b SES. se I | enamel baby oh in lg in ia hiffor. " a maven Reset aan nee a | —¢ colors is very wide—both in plain silk and chiffon. f meyers 1 RIED ROD AY on gr le be. urpri. eofja a | ‘ , ene lain sie and a aT The wedling of Miss Dorothy 7 | ' ay es ‘ 7& An Atwater-K io set of the | Boren, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. In performance, the latest model was presented to Prof.| “ : MeKenzie, and Warten i ; H ieyy \ of 1 Sorlein of the high school \ engineering values ! Hosiery : bers of the various musical classes of the school. The presentation was made in a rather unique manner through the of an epilog which had been Dorothy Dakin ata program g y just before the close of school for the holidays. JEWELRY CHRISTMAS DINNER annual Christmus “get-togeth- dinner of the Panhellenic Asso- ion will be held Monday evening, in the Lions room a hotel ‘omptly | the Most Practical GIFT + Jewelry is the gift that lasts a lifet Make, ‘your € ' selection from our complete | displ To nt i ns aml sentiment one 1 better gift |. For sense cannet choo! than jewelry We would ADISON daughter of nhart, and Miss wughter of Dr, and U ieee Come in and 'y atten choice for the holida: choice now, mode: make your you al dinner meeting of the Association will be held :30 q'elock at the Grand i ., Election of officers; will take place during the evening. Bonham Brothers FROM NORTHWESTERN THE STORE THAT SELLS Sara Rubin returned yester- OD JEWELRY. y from Northwestern University, I, to spend the Christ- holidays. with her parents, Mr.! 1 ul HOME TOMORROW Arthyr Li Northwestern Uni- versity student, will arrive tomorrow to be the guest of his mother, Mrs. A . Lucas, over the Christmas ve- cation, = GUEST HERE Miss Josephine Seifert was the guest of Mias Gertrude Eyarts Sat- urday evening en route from Streeter, where she teaches, to her home in Golva. i Matinee Every Day At 2:30 TONIGHT — MONDAY and TUESDAY HOME FROM IOWA rge Knowles, student at lowa U rsity, Iowa City, is in the city, to be the guest of his parents, Mr.‘ and Mrs, F, A. Knowles. | VISITING IN BISMARCK | Mr, and Mrs. George H. Bailey of Sterling are guests of Mrs. Bailey's brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Doyle, for a few days. HOME FOR HOLIDAYS . 1 Levis Grambs has returned from the University of Wisconsin at Mad- ison to spend the Christmas holidays with his parents. mm t Regular meeting, Bismarck’ Lodge No. 5, A. F. & A. M, Monday evening, December 21st. Installation of officers. esas sae ese eae aa When white = man clashes- with red man on the frontier to mould a nation. 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