The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 23, 1925, Page 5

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1925 ee ee ey ey eO Mrs. C. B. Nupen ’ Gives Club Party C. B. Nupen ’s club ata C jay afternoon. Twelve ladies sponded to roll call with Chr quotations. The singing of tas carols wag followed by the tribution of gi Mrs, Ed Rose gave two piano selec- | tions, and Miss Velma Nupen read fo the guests, A course luncheon was ! ‘Lat the conclusion of the after. | ne Decorations were in the sea dis- HOLIDAY VISIT Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. and two children left. tod Cloud, Minn,, where Christma Snyder nyder's parents, u xo to Ea) Mr, and Mrs. 1 dson w. s Luey Snyder of ENTERTAINED FOR . AL Pfetfer entert t party Saturday for her son, Jack, who was celebrating his fourth birthday anniversary. There were 14 kiddies in the party. After the show they were taken to Hoffman's for refreshments. SOCIAL MEETING The Business and Professional Wo- lub held a social meeting last nthe club rooms. The even- s spent in wrapping parcels club's Christmas ‘family, AT WORKMEN'S BUREAU nployees and officers of the en's Compensation Bureau were entertained yesterday afternoon at a Christmas party, Gifts were dis- tributed from a Christmas tree, Re- freshments were served at the con- clusion of the afternoon. EXEE AT MOFFIT SCHOOL An eighth grade diploma pre sented to Max Kruse at the exercises in the Moffit schools lust evening by Miss Madge Runey, county superin- tendent. A splendid — prog! was siven before a large crowd. SON ined it a the Elringe evening PARTY Me TO rows rR! HOLIDAY URNS F BOM U NIVERSITY Norris B. Fiteh h rned from the North Dakota University to spend the he with his parents, Mr. and itch. Robideaux has gone to her home in Parshall for the Christmas vacagion. Miss Robideaux uy , attends high school in Bismarck, S Christine Brom and Mi of Sterling were v yesterday. ERDAY Sewgard of { Herman traddock v ity yesterday on business. | HOME FOR HOLIDAYS Misses Winifred and Phrene Junge will leave tomorrow for their home in Braddock to spend the Christmas holidays. HERE nd Bruce » Univer: ¢ arrived’ in the city to be with ir parents over the holidays. MISS WHITTEMORE HOME Miss Blanche Whittemore re- turned from the University of North] Dakota to remain in Bismarck over; the holidays with her parents. FOR CHRISTMAS Murphy, students TO FARGO s Dorothy Blanding will be the ter in Fargo for Chirst- M guest of her s mas. LEAVE FOR: MIN: Miss Lillian Cook, her mother, will leave tonight for Minneapolis to visit over Christmas. VISITING IN 1 SOUTH DAKOTA Miss Mabel Micheals has gone to Watertown, , for a week's visit with relatives. TO CARSON FOR CHRIST: MAS Frank Feeney of the Bank of North Dakota will spend Christmas day in Carson, the guest of the W. A. Hart family. HOME FOR CHRISTMAS Miss Cecil Ryan, will go to her home in Braddock for Christmas day. VISIT FRIENDS Miss Adelaide Claeys will visit with friends in Napoleon on Christmas day. LEAVES FOR ‘OR BRADDOCK Miss Julia Zelmer will leave Thurs- day for Braddock where she will be guest of relat on Christmas day. THE IDEAL GIFT | | Sheafer’s Life Time Pens and Pencils. Bonham Bros. Fresh Buttermilk at the Modern Dairy. —————O The Weather Mostly cloudy and un- settled tonight and Thursday. Colder tonight OPEN EVENINGS WE CAN: TELL YOU WHAT HE WOULD LIKE. Bergeson’s Quality-Style-Egonomy j the evening this Rohones of North Dakota,] 3 jat her home in Miss Ellan Jager Honoree at Party Miss Josephine Cervinski and Miss Agnes Boehm entertained last even- ing at an informal party for Miss Ellan Jager who has been attend school in Fargo. Miss Eleanor Mc- Donald of Mandan was an out of town | guest. Honors in the evening's were awarded to Miss 4 Manning und Miss Ly: Christmas decor A course luncheon games. ‘The annual Christe tooth: | er dinner of the Panhellenic Asso ciation will be held Monday evening, | December in the Lions’ room at the Grand Pacific hotel. Dinner wilt! be served promptly at s Reservations may be made Gor RAZ. o'clock ut tele ARM IS BROKEN William Ankenmann, captain of the hockey te at the North Dakot Universit uperating, fram broken received in — playing hockey. spending the holidays in Bismarck HOME FOR, “HOLIDAYS : Miss Beatrice the Janystown Colleg orge A Register of the University of Michi- gan are in the city to. spend the Christmas holidays with their par- ents, Mr. and Mrs, George M. 7 ter, FOR MINNEAPOLIS ther Taylor left today for! inn apolis to be the guest of her ter, Mrs. H. O. Rudd, and Dr. Rudd. | H Miss Taylor is to be married in Min- | neapolis on January 2 to Oliver M Smith RETURNS FROM TRIP Dr. C, C. Hibbs has returned from a four months tour of Idaho, Utah, Oregon and northern California, Dr. Hibbs is in as the, result of his tr feeling better than he has for 20; years. | VISIT IN N Mr. and N RK. Green will lea tomorrow for Cavalier where th will spend the holidays with their son and wife and their young grand: CAVAL IER | son, VES FOR HOME unningham will leave orrow for her home in Stecle to d Christmas day and the wi 1 with her parents, | TO DICKINSON L. H. Jennings for Dickinson to parents over the he guests of his Christma; holidays. HOME FROM SCHOOL Miss Marie Petron, medical student at the University of North Dakota, will arrive home this evening to spend the holidays with her Mr. and Mrs, Robert Petron, 1 FROM with the over the holiday's re spendihg ck with their mothe TO FAIRMOU Miss Alta Hurdelbrink irmount for Chris mas day. GUEST HERE Miss Lucille Brickell of Hallida the guest of Miss Louis Ankenm mus holidays. TODAY D. Thue of Stanton 1 visiting in Bis- marek today. LBAVES FOK MONTANA Miss Pauline Fritz left yeste: for Butte, Mont., to spend mas with her uncle, STERDAY 1 HERE Y! R, bach of Driscoll busine jsiteor in the city y day. HOME FOR CHRISTMAS Miss Margaret Clooten will leave tomorrow morning for Kulm-to spend the holidays with her parents. TO Do GLAS Helen Nees will spend the hristmas holidays with her parents ut Douglas. THE IDEAL GIFT Sheafer’s Life Time Pens. and Pencils. Bonham Bros. Fresh h Butter - daily at the Modern Dairy. You CAN HAVE YOUR FILPIS DEVELOPED BUT ONCE FINNEY'S DAILY PHOTO SERVICE BISMARCK DOCTOR) M.E. BOLTON |' Telephone 240W | 116 —, 4th St. |} Bismarck, N. D. | THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE Tho Store of (00 OPEN RVI THA MA Gift Suggestions Hosiery Pump Buck: Fe sxins es Gold and Silver Slipp Moceaeins Hoots RICHMOND You need go no further; light the heart of Mother, Wife or Sweetheart. solve the momentous problem. Silk Lingerie Silk Bloomers... . $2.75 to $7.50 Crepe de Chine and Radium Silk Gowns, all colors..$5.50 to $10.50 Step-in sets of Crepe de Chine and $6.75 to $10.50 Silk Hosiery three pair will surely on Christmas morning ks are complete with all the popular colors as well as black in service, weight and glove silk hosiery at $1.00 pair and up Gun, Metal Chiffon Hostery $1.95 $2.25 $2. ox of p her Beads chokers, colored chokers and beads for Coristmas giving are priced at 95c¢c and up What nicer gif ive her? styles in chamoi with the fancy cuff tops. $1.00 to Hand Bags Always useful and ever A hand bag is the ideal gift for a woman. New Pouca bags or En- velopes are shown in the very best leathers, either silk or leather lined and in colors of Black. Brown, Red, Blue or Green. They're priced at $3.95 to $16.50 Luggage an you £ tte or kid & of items Hundreds throughout the store such as perfume, toilet water, 1 s, ivory, nov memo hooks, ivory, n her, for him or elty jewelry, sewing cabi- , from Traveling Bags.... Gladstone Bags. sachets, pin cushions, ete. | Hat Boxes... FOOTWEAR Give her a pair of Satin or Patent leather slippers for the dance or party wear. Just teil us the size and we will help you with the rest, Either hich or low heel slip- pers are priced at $9.00" nets, pictures, linens, Ma; dierh, silk dress goods, “MERCHANDISE OF MERIT ON i H House Sli BOOTERY Joves in all the popular They're priced from Good luggage will make the after holiday trip mach more enjo Tortoise shell or Amber fitted cases are Pulsed d Cheer OPEN EVENIN TILL. XMAS | [MPORTANT NEWS FOR MEN you will find just the right gift at Webb Brothers, to de- Competent salespeople to help you This Store Will Close at 6 p.m. Thursd Shop Early. Give Gloves Here you will find the new culor $4. 50 Slippers For Women—Felt or Satin. . For Men-—Felt or Leather.$2.25 and 2.75 For Children—high or low felts.$1.00 to $1.85 WEBB BROTHERS LY” + -98¢ to $4.50 RA nee ; Say Merry Christma With Flowers HOSKINS-MEYER QUABTEY prown in our own ra ich wes you fresh-cut stack. EL Citt the Cheerfulness and the Sentiment that other yifts cannot gi ROSES. DOZEN Premier, very deep pink SoM, S600, S800, S100 Cohuubia, median: pink SI, STO, 85.00, 8 8.66 Annie Lurie, lyht pond S100, $5.00, 86.00, 8 S.00 Opheba, teht punk S00, S100, $4.00, 8 8.00 Aimevion, iedinn: pint SoHO SOO) STQbO, SE ne CARNATIONS Belle Washburn, red Ward, deep pint ntress, lit pind tehless, whit THA, the Christianas flower S100, $6.00, 88.00, spare white star fhawer 1 ite flower i} Sprenger spray up as Tboskin Me sored rose Bach 82.00, $3.00, 81.00, 55.00, 86.00 cS evr 1ooo FLOWER BASKETS Cut Flower POINSETTIA MS _ RED GERAN PLANTS, | Our Mistletoe is now in. Hoskins- Meyer aera a F DO YOU KNOW # Day after tomorrow is CHRISTMAS? Ty HE We can still install thai ADIO SET for the entire Family Present. a f He g Wouldn't it be wonderful to hear those A set and C tind SERVICE Christmas Thynin and OUR GUARANTEE every Set. arols? iihitt ® for every price back of = —% Don't forvet that Service is the biyge YGUR I st things vou buy with ADIO HOSKINS-MEYER ot THE HOUSE OF COMPLETE RADIO SERVICE age AUR n MAT TONIGHT— EE EVERY DAY AT WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY POINTS OF INTEREST ALONG THE ROUTE GF The Overland Limited The Romance Of The Campus Love and Ambition mect Wealth and Beauty Brain versus I Skill and Science overcome n ature’s Obstacles The Undercurrent Running at Fall Speed against all Signals The Runaway Engine A maniac at the Throttle-——Death The Battle And A Race For Li A Scoundrel Thwarted—One chance in Ahead Million The Crashing Climax 2000 tons of steel turned inty a shapeless mass of junk ALICE LAKE MALCOLM McGREGOR RALPH LEWIS