The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 13, 1926, Page 5

.SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1926 Mrs. Obert Olson Hostess Friday at a Bridge Luncheon Mrs. Obert Olsch, 218 West Thay- . o'glock luncheon, the first of a series oF parties. Covers were. maked for/ 16 guests. Individual red candles and; valentines marked each place. ha rooms were beautiful with an abund: ance of red roses. were in play, honors going to Mrs. Karl Beatt and Mrs. C. Mrs, Olson was assisted by M ing. > Mrs. Jerome Freeman 1s Honor Guest at Afternoon Bridge S. Dobler were joint hostesses. Fri day noon at the Stackhouse | home, 814 Fifth street, with three tables of bridge. The affair was given as a courtesy to Mrs. Jerome Freeman of Fargo, the house guest of Mri F. Crewe. Honors in the games were won by . W. E, Cole and) Mrs. G. A. Rawlings. Roses and freesias were used in attractive profusion about the rooms. A corse luncheon was served at the conclusion of the after- noon. . — Ehli Is ‘ed This Morning To Blauise Kuntz At 7. o'clock this morning at St. Mary's Pto-Cathedral the wedding of Miss Margaret Jane Ehli and Mr. Blauise J. Kuntz was solemnized, Rev. Father John Slag officiating. Miss Emaline Anderson was maid of honor and the groom was attended by Mr. Frank Burbage. At six o’clock this evening a din- ner will be given for Mr. and Mrs. Kuntz at the home of‘the bride's brother, Mr. John Ehli. Guests will include relatives and intimate friends of the couple. Mr. and Mrs, Kuntz will make their home in Bigmarck where they have lived for.some tine and where both have many friends. Mrs. Kuntz has| B. been employed at the Soo depot and Mr, Kuntz is an employe of the, Bis- marck Tribune. . Legion Auxiliary Party Guests at Hughes A portments Fort Lincoln, Kelly Field, Camp} Bi Taylor and the Great Lakes Naval! Vo station were d the Hughes apartments last eve: the American Legion Auxiliary pa ty. At each apartment a different variety of entertainment was pro: vided. The guests were received in the first; in the second and third they made valentines for soldiers in veterans hospitals; in the fourth games and guessing contests were prayadeds and in the fifth bridge was played. A course luncheon was served at the close of the evenin Hostesses for the occasion were Mesdames Inez' her home on Kighth street Friday) < i ’s ad- Ca ny Kampline Leibert; evening ut 11 o'clock, following the|£ul, pleasure-craving fapper's ad Crum, Peter Berry, Minnie Shuman, f and Misses Minnie and Hazel. Nielson: three course supper in ¢ her son, Marion, and other mombers and Mary Kelly. sso ™9 ATTEND STUDENTS’ CONFER- ENCE David Cook of Bismarck and Alde Squires, Grand Forks, left today for New Orleans, La., where they will officially represent the student body of the University of North Dakota at the Mid-West Student Conference to be held at Tulane Universit; February 17 to 20. As delegates from the state, university they will discuss the various problems that confront the campus, including ath-} 5 letics and student publications. The delegates at the conferences will be guests ut the New Orleans Mardi Gras celebration, February 16 17, Before leaving Mr, Cook and Mr. Squires made the first student subscriptions to the Memorial Stad- jum campaign fun BENEFIT DANCE ill enter- ith a dance Many tickets have: been sold to the affair and o large crowd is expected. The team has made an excellent rec- ord during the season and the lodge feels confident that all members and friends will attend the dance this evening to give the team the support which it deserves. Good music ha been secured. ~ SURPRISE PARTY Mrs. ‘Floyd Fuller, 812 Twelfth street, was pleasantly aut ised Fri- any afternoon by the les of the neighborhood. A luncheon was served. 4 RETURNS FROM WILTON Mrs, J. L, Enright is expected home this evening after a short visit in Wilton. Cook with Gas. It’s the , Ideal Fuel. ' = The Weather Unsettled. tonight and _ J Sunday’ with some snow, THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE + he hung on the wall where one can reach it casily. WILD WEST ; sa fa Grey against forgetfulness CHEAP LINOLEUM ¢—. BY CYNTHIA GREY Are you a heliotrope woman, Parma violet lady? Does your personality call for the | flavor of dew-drenched jasmine, or | can’t your ego struggle along with- | out a little dash of cerisc-narcissus? | | T have been reading ithe ads which | jare appearing nowadays in the wom-! ens magazines, The perfume ads especially have The ‘same copy writ-) ers who sold carloads of lingerie by | “matching style and color to type,” evidently have taken new jobs with the ambergris distillers. They patter long and loud about the crudity of any refined woman Idousing her handkerchief with yiolet | she would ‘on! ve her personality diagnosed by \phrenologist and perfume speciali she would know that no chief must ever be put to her nostril which does not convey the aroma of buckwheat fields in the i Mrs. George Will Hostess at Surprise Valentine Dinter Mrs. George Will entertained at er, was hostess <Friday a' one; dinner last evening in her home, 322 t, in compliment to her Sylvia Nylund, and her jaughter, Miss Margaret Will. Cov- ers were marked for 16, nut cups and place cai and clever valentines were given as After dinner four tables of bridge; favors. t The affair was a surprise for Miss R. Simpson.) Nylund and Miss Will. TO DRY HAIR An electric fan placed in the heated oven make Care must be close enough to tangle the hair St. Mary’s Gym—7:; TO STARCH SILKS To stiffen silks and crepes, mix! one teaspoonful of gum arabic to a quart of water and strain before u He eS ure kets in bere: Mr. and Mrs. McCurdy Give Dinner Party For School Teachers Mr. and Mrs, F. tained Friday evening in the! 413 Ninth street, with a di Mrs. C. E. Stackhouse and ‘Mrs. H.} the Junior high Lincoln’s birthday decorations were used on the table and throughout the piece iving the ensemble effect | rteet models seen on the either street or afternoon wear they are ch The newest scarf is a large squarc taffeta with plaid border. In bright colors, borders, they Pari élitet= lot hel ‘Are you Titian you would be known as the woman | smart with the of refinement, use any perfume but t to your eyes!” Help, help, hel-up What a lot of bun! After dinner the guests were enter- tained ‘informally with music and Knights of Columbus Hosts at Lincoln's Day Dancing Party The Knights of Columbus enter- tained last night at the Grand Pa- cific hotel at a very pretty dancing party which was attended by about two hundred guests. ic orchestra furnished music for Detorations in the pa- triotic colors, carrying out the Lin- Birthday theme, made an at- tive setting for the affair. ‘At midnight supper was served. The committee in charge of the dance included C. J. Myers, P. M. Halloran, Joseph Sheehan and M. J. Methodist Ladies Entertained at One O'Clock Luncheon [| AT THE MC k is fed us wom- | THE CAPITOL Director Victor Seastrem’s mas- terful: story of G * threatens to fade in cance in comparison with ional effort, “The| Tower of Lics,” coming to the Capitol theatre on Monday. Seastrom came to America two ears ago from Sweden where he ad won renown as a Scandinavian Since signing a contract to direct for Metro-Gelewy! er, he has consisten! first-clas pictures. sereen human interest is not sur- passed by any other director and s have declared him to be without a peer in that particu- The Price of Bread (In Bismarck) your charge slips The price is "A double-page 5 Pour Le Countr: and orchid and pale green pleated ye de chine skirts ile sweaters and pastel hats! ‘o woman will venture into the woodlands of the southlan she wears one of these chic ramble costumes. ‘The woman of prop never, neglects to show her i refinement by appearing in ¢ White and pi his Tlatest direc and change. 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But only Griffith, with his con- summate artistry and directional could have added those human __ touches and reinforced the whole with an ‘amazingly realistic cyclone for a climax, that stamp the production as one of the photoplay classics of underworld of } Is most satisfactory. for | cooking and drinking; the Srst choice of fg: producing staff of o “The Amazons. included Miss in, Junior Playmaker sponsor, and Miss Marjorie Morris of the high school faculty. The table was beautifully decorat- ed with valentine favors und the val- entine motif was carried out in the Rust stains caused by leaking fau- jay|be removed by rubbing with iece of lemon, if they are not of long standing. PAPER SACKS Use paper sacks to line the gar- so that they ¢ moved, leaving a clean surfa Seald can with sal soda twice r Baker & Co. Ltd. |! Dorchester, Mass, Moxtarat, Canava, GREASE SPOTS Grease spots may sometimes be re- moved from wall paper with a blotter and a warm iron. Printed ‘chiffons appliqued on pale pi nusually popular The long, full sleeve tied in at the wrist, which i touch of fashion, is seen in nearly all ed FOOT SPECIALIST All diseases of the feet success- fully treated. 4| GUILD ENTERTAINS MISSIONARY SOCIETY ' pak SINK SCRAPERS Sink scrapers of rubber, with wood- ate much unpleas- The members of the Presbyterian ‘en handles, e! the regular meeting of the minster guild to be held Tuesday evening in the chapel of the church. Supper will be served at 6:30 o'clock and will be followed b; ; consisting of these numbers: Devotionals—Mrs. William Langer. RA _B. WESTPHAL. An old. silk petticoat ei best possible dust cloth for the piano. CORRECT MEASU To. measure flour correctly {pack in cup, but Jift in with a spoon. KITCHEN DIARY A kitchen diary with pages for or- Ider lists and a peneil attached should r breeches modified .only the riding kind, replaced knickers almost entirely for sports wear this winte: DR. M. E. BOLTON Osteopathic Phys view—Miss McGruer. sketch—J. J. M. Mac- . . BLACK LA A most charming negligee of black | ‘filmy lace trimmed with maribou re- | jeentiy has made-its appearance. sketch is entitled,’ “The Monday Morning clinic San Juan Hospital, Porto Rico, the parts are taken by Frances Wan- Japan's Tribute to Christianity— Bismarck, N. D. Brooks and Miss Katzke. TO DICKINSON The Helling Agency hee ty ee pay arene. te, Diekiaeet General Insurance and Democratic state chair political outlook of the Democratic Murphy, chairman of the state bourd of administration, for North Dakota. ENTERTAIN GIRLS CLUB Migs Thalia Jacobson will entertain the Girls’ club of the Trinity Luther- an church next Tuesday’ evenini at her home, 10: West members are urged to be present as work for the ensulag First Guaranty Bank Bismarck, N. D. committeeman GOES TO VALLEY CITY Rev. F. H. Davenport left today Vv City where he. will con- ices at the Episco Rev. Valley ‘City will at St. George’s church in Bismarck ict the services MEETING BEGINS AT 7330 U. C. T. Auxiliar ning for the regular ‘meeting in the Elks: hall. Sag OVERS FROM FLU rah fda Cleve re “ade sane seclousiy i ith the flu, is i OUNCEMENT in Smith the “tail” which is being featured! abroad reaching nearly to the floor caught in a loop at the right side The skirt was of w Basketball. Wilton A. 0. U. ismarck A. O. U. W. 13th, at 5 p.m. Purple Violet Flower the Bottle Toilet Water Package in Scarlet tied with silver and tissue ribbon, Valentine, February Birthdays Are made happier when re- membered with flowerse from HOSKINS-MEYER Or as an anniversary gift, Flowers recall the happy moments of by-gone day: WHOSE BIRTHDAY THIS MONTH? Matinee Every Day At 2:30 TONIGHT — Saturday JOHNNY HINES “RAINBOW RILEY” He went t> the moun- tains to get a feud story... and if it wasn’t much of a feud before Johnny — got there it certainly devel- oped after he got there. 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