The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 12, 1926, Page 5

N FRIDAY. MARCH 12, 1926 Pretty Dinner Party Mr. and Mrs: Kenyon is Given Thursday at | .Hosts at Dinner for | Grand Pacific Hotel| ‘Mr. and Mrs. Halloway Judge and Mrs. Sveinbjorn John-| _ Mr. son and Mr.-and Mrs. Benton Baker | Mandan. Avenue, entertained last eve- entertained last evening at 7 o'clock| ning complimentary to Mr. and Mrs. | course ner at the Grand Pa-| Ralph Halloway of Man Mrs.! cific hotel. Candles and flowers were| Halloway, before her marriage last! used on the attractively appointed) week, was Miss Gertrude Reynolds of |, table. Favors and place cards were| Bismarck. | in the St. Patrick's colors. Jonquils and roses were used for: Covera were marked. for 26, Guesta| decorating. The color scheme was) were members of a club of which the’ carried out in yellow and white. and Mrs. Jack Kenyon, 417 hosts and hostesses are members. | Mrs: Arness Hostess al Whist on Thursday The ladies’ auxiliary to the Patri- archs Militant were entertained last evening fstoning the regular meet- ing by the president, Mre. K. C, Ar- Whist was played, honors go- Mra, J. low and Mrs. F. L. » an out-of-town guest. % A course luncheon was served after irs. R. E. Carlander a: hostess. a ARMOUR MEN HERE A. nielson, manager, and Geo. B. Di ond, buyer, for the Armour & Company: packing plant at West. Fargo, were in Bismarck today. This was the men’s first visit to the Cap- ital City: jee coming to this state to take’@harge of the Armour plant. The cémpany’s business at the new plant is-showing a steady growth, cording to Mr. Ison, and becau: of the saving of time and the high net prices received for livestock at the Fargo plant the livestock grow: ers of the ‘state are taking advantage of the closer market in larger num- bers each week. The visitors plan to return to Fargo tomorrow. BIRTHDAY PARTY Mm. ©. C. Raaen of 718 Ninth street éntertained seven euests Wed- nesday celebrating the seventh birth- day of her daughter. A six o'clock dinnér was served from a table dec- orated with pink baskets filled with candy and green. shamroc' Games were. played during the evening. Elizabeth received many pretty gifts. STATE W. B. A. OFFICERS HERE A special meeting of the Women's Benefit Association of Maccabees was called last night at the home of Mrs, F. L. Brandt.to celebrate the visit of Mrs. Anna,DeMare: Fargo, state commander of the organization. Mrs, Frank Dow of Mandan was also an out-of-town MUSICAL CLUB MEETS The Thursday Musical club met terday at the home of Mrs. G. E. gree! rs. J. Hu Jed the round table discussion o! Daa ical Orchestral Music,” and illustra. tions were given on the phonograph. Luncheon was served at the conclu- sion of the program. U._C. T. LADIES MEET SATURDAY ‘The regular meeting of the Ladies’ * Auxiliary of the U, C.-T. -will-be held at 4 o’elock eaaeanig afternoon, A pot-luck supper will be served at 6:30, Initiation and dancing will fol- low and all members are asked to be present. §. A. YOUNG PEOPLE TO MEET v4,,4 meeting of corps cadets and can- “idates for training colleges will be Id tonight at 7:30-o’clock at the; $ Salvation Army hall. Adjutant Brewer of Fargo will speak. LEAVES FOR CHICAGO & E. Bjorlie, state school inspector. left today for Chicago, Ill, to attend the annual meeting of rth Cen- tral Association of Colleges and Sec- ondary schools on March 18, 19 and 20. cs ENTERTAINED GUILD MEMBERS Mrs. W. E. Cole entertained the embers of the St. George's Guild terday afternoon at her home on Park Avenue. . IMPROVED AFTER ILLNESS Frank Leiboe, who has been con- fined to hig home for several days by illness, is able to be out again. * DAUGHTER BORN ‘Mr. dnd Mrs. John Nordstrom, who reside near Baldwin, are the parents of a daughter born last evening. SON IS ILL Sidney Hoffman, so! Mrs, John Hoffman, his home for the pat ‘WERE YESTERDAY Joséph A. Bosch of Linton was transacting business in the city yes- terday.’ f Mr. and en ill at ON BUSINESS: Emenuel Bibleheimer of Braddock transacted business in the city yes- terddy. FORT RICE VISITOR Miss Roberts Gwyther of Fort Rice was in the city yesterday shopping. Through Bus from Bismarck to Mandan Auto Show for 25c. - The Weather Partly eloudy tonight and Saturday: rising tem- perature ridge ‘was played after dinner, honors going to Mrs. J. W. Scott.|: Qut-of-town guests included Mr. and Mrs. B.Caytwell and Mr. and Mrs.) Halloway, all of Mandan. { Whist Party Given ny Mrs, John Karasiewicz entertained | last evening in her home, 409 Thit- teenth street, with two tables of whist. Mrs. Clarence Dosler and} Mrs. Paul R. Pecht won honors. A prettily appointed course lunch- eon was served at the concl: @ games. The hostess wi by her sister. PARTY LAST EVE! The Girl Reserves and H were entertained last evening i Presbyterian church parlors at an informal party, Goria by Mr. and M 3. MacLeod. The ev ning was nt with games and music after. which refreshments were served. ~ at { BREAKS ARM j Richard Wilson, son of Mr. and Mrs, E. A. Wilson of 208 Rosser,| broke his arm while practicing in the; high school gym Wednesday after- | noon. The arm is: fractured in two places. TO GIVE PER TONIGHT The Epworth League of the M Cabe Methodist Episcopal chure will entertain tonight with a supper in the church dining room, The pub- lic is invited. JUVENILE M. B. A. TO MEET The Juvenile M. B. A. lodge will hold its regular meeting Saturday af- ternoon at 2 o'clock at the home of the instructor, Mrs. K. C. Arness, 710 Avenue D RETURNS FROM CALIFORNIA Harry O'Neil has returned from California where he has been spend- ing the winter. Mr. O'Neil’s home is in McKenzie. WOMEN’S CLUB TO MEET .... The Women’s club will meet with Mrs. B. 0. Ward Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock. VISITING HERE Mrs, Frank Streeter of Linton Is spending the day in the city with friends. _1§ ILL AT HOME Miss Esther Bremmer is confined to her home with the scarlet fever. 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Epworth League sup- per at 6 o'clock tonight at Adj. Brewer is an inspir-!2 | NEW SPRING MILLINERY | Millinery. Sy, Warren Mandigo of Braddock is ill at the Bismarck hos . the, Methodist. church. A fine program has heen ar- ranged. Retter get your Easter Hat early, as there is both charm: and style in these new models. ; You will find this rs Be good place at all times to look for, real values in Millinery. We have » few specials that. will! interest you. Try our Allen! A. Silk ” Hosiery.—Neilsen’s | FOOT SPECIALIST All diseases of the feet success- fully treated. Phone 311 DR. CLARA RB. WESTPHAL Richmond's Rootery Evenings by appointment. Make This Your Hosiery Shop We can serve your wants from our immense Hosiery stock —which features the famous Holeproof brand. OUR PRICES $1.00 $1.65 $1.85 - $2.00 OUR COLORS $2.25 Discards as easily as a piece of tissue. No laundry. No embar- rassment. 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Mr. Harrington who: has been bald for 27 years, is actually growing hair on the bald part. 2 Men and Women with falling or thinning hair should see, Mr. Harring- ton and arrange for a course of treatments. Arrange for a Permanent Wave We have many bookings for March, April and May. How About Yours? HARRINGTON’S BARBER AND BEAUTY SHOP Phone 130 Bismarck, N. D. -SHOPPE _bilin Sxclusive has on illinory ROTerBye BISMARCK, N.O An Important “Announcement We have contracted for the exclusive showing of Deja’ Paris models. We are to re- ceive each mortth, direct from Paris, six ultra smart dresses. These from such famous cou- turiers as Molyneaux, Chanel, Jean Patou and Phillip and Gaston. Thus we hope to bring our customers in closer touch with the approved style trend, sponsored by well known stylists. Each model thus far received 4s a vision of. loveliness and the price well within the reach of everyone. herewith shown is av 4BAGE FIVE A. W. Lucas Co. 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PRINTED SILKS—Crepe de Chine, Pussy Willows, Flat Crepes :and Georgettes-in floral and geometric effects, as lovely or as strik- ingly bizarre as you wish; jewel-like tints, ‘both soft and vivid, in which bois de rose, blue andi belee are noticeable favorites; 40 inch widths— Priced from $2.75 to $3.75 WOOL DRESSES All Good Styles and Colors Sizes 16 to 36 Materials are of very best quality and very desirable. Values up to $39.50 $7.95 Saturday Candy Special 200 LB. - Korn Kernels ..... French Peanuts Babe Ruth Bars -.. 2 for 8e Black Walnut Fudge Vy Pound "5c Try Our Mrs, Saunder's Chocolates—Whole- some, Pure, Vanilla Creams ........65¢ a BOX : és 3 Chocolate Creams . Orange Slices Brittle ............ French Peanuts Salted Peanuts . SOLID COLORED SILKS—Georgettes, Ro- man Crepes and other sheer fabrics that speak of truly French chic in every filmy fold. 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