The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 29, 1926, Page 5

Many Are Planning to Attend Opening Country Club Dance An unusually large attendance of members is expected at the opening dance of the season at the Bismarck Country club tomorrow night, for, in addition to ‘Je many social features planned business meeting and election of officers will be held. The Idies of the club are in charge of the dance tomorrow night and the ladies’ entertainment com-! mittee, of which Mrs. S, W. Corwin’ is chairman, will recei Cards will be provided for those who do not dance. A midnight lunch- eon will be served, AMERICAN ART TO BE STUDIED The Alpha Eta Delphian Society] . will meet at the Elks hall Friday morning at 9:30 o'clock with Amer: can Art as the study topic. Mrs. R. D: Tracy wi gram follow: Early Protrait Painters, West, Cop- ley and Stuart—Mrs. C. B, Whittey. Hudson River Landscape School Early inters—Mrs. Frank Lahr. Inness—Mrs. Al Rosen. Vedder and Winslow Homer—Mrs. E. Whitson. Lai —Mrs. F. C. Stucke. | Whistler—Lucile Dahl. Sargent, Abbey and Chase—Miss Hardy Jackson. | be leader. The pro- BROADCAST TONIGHT t 0. W. Roberts of the United Stat?s Weather Bureau will broadcast a 10- minute talk this evening at 7 o'clock from Hoskins-Meyer station KFYR on the “Relation of the Weather Bureau to the Farmer.” Several let- ters have come into the station ask- ing that Mr. Roberts be persuaded to| broadcast an address. his: will be the first of a series of short talks to be given over radio by the locul weather observer. MARRIED IN BISMARCK The wedding of Miss Grace E, Hill! of Bismarck and Gregory J. Geck of Glen Ullin was solemnized Bis- , marck early yesterday morning, Rev. Father Goebel officiat The cou- Legion Auxiliary Had an Interesting Meeting Wednesday The Americanism committee of the American Legion Auxiliary was in charge of the interesting program which followed a dinner meeting last evening in the Lions room at the Grand Pacific hotel. Mrs. Emma Gol- id a solo by Mrs. enjoyed. s: Judge Jansonius delivered an in structive lecture on “Americanism. Mrs. Spencer Boise, chairman of the Americanism committee, presided as toastmistress. The tables were prettily decorated Toa flags and red and white carna- ‘ions. ORGANIZE L. TL Thomas W. Gales, superintendent of the Anti-saloon league in North jakot: mi . » U.. Mrs. F. Re ids, vice president of the Bismarck, W. T. U., and Mrs. J. L. Hughes, superintendent of the Loyal Temperance Union in Bismarck, drove to McKensie yesterday to at- tend a meeting of the W. C. T. U., and to organize a unit of the Loyal Tem- perance Union. About 40 children were present to listen to short ad- r, Gales and Mrs. Hughes and organized during the afternoon with M Wildfang as their lea Mrs. Ankenmann invited the Mc- Kenzie W. C. T, U. to be guests of the Bismarck Union at the regular meeting on Tuesday, May 4, at the Indian school. LEAVES TODAY FOR MICHIGAN Mr. and-Mrs. Phillip Elliott left this morning for Flint, Mich, to make their home. Mr. Elliott will engage in the practice of law there. A num- ber of parties have been given in honor of Mr.-and Mrs, Elliott during the past two weeks TO VISIT Mr. and Mrs, John Reuter motored to Underwood and Garrison this morning for a several eee visit. Mr. and Mrs. Reuter are making their home in Bismarck until the close of school when they will go.to San Die-| wil go, Calif., to live. GOES TO JAMESTOWN County Judge I. C. Davies is spend- ing the day in Jamestown on busi- ness, 18 ILL AT HOME Mrs. Katherine Kotowski has been confined to her home for two works by illness. HERE YESTERDAY Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Gustafson of Timmer spent Wednesday in Bis- Sweaters $2.95 marck, shopping and transacting bus- PARENTS ON SON Mr. and ‘Mrs. John Maassen, 206; Eighth strect, announce the birth of | hospital. VISITED. DAUGHTER | Mrs. Gray Funeral Largely Attended Henry Schmacher of Mott spent Wednesday in Bismarck, visiting his! Lata who is, ill at a local hospi-/| tal. RETURN FROM MOTOR TRIP ‘Wilton Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Andrus have | Courte of returned from a motor trip to Fargo, | was pri Grand Forks and Crookston, Minn. HERE WITH FRIENDS | tended. Mrs, friends in Bismarck, VISITS HERE | pend the week-end with friends jismarck. i RETURNS FROM BUSINESS visit | neapolis. > FROM NEW SALEM a zenship. HERE FROM WASHBURN shopping in Bismarck yesterday. " SHOPPED IN BISMARCK iness. Mrs. R. Hochhalter of Napoleon was shopping in HERE ON BU SS i Peter Schabach of Driscoll spent a son last evening at the St. Alexius; Wednesday in the city on business, ded. The casket was banked with ‘beautiful floral offerings. The funeral was very largely ray had been a school Mrs. Stanley Slavick and daughter,| teacher in Wilton for 16 years and Lois, of Judson spent yesterday with| had an unusually large number of ends and acquaintances. Sarah Leopple of Pettibone | Major Hanley Talks | at Legion Meeting! Major J. M. M. B. Gillman has returned from | candidate for governor, addressed the several days’. business trip to Min-| American Legion and its guests, mem- | bers of Company A and the Service Company, last evening at a meeting in the Legion hall. His subject was Fred Bopp of New Salem was a/“The Duties of Citizenship,” and he business visitor in Bismarck yester-| outlined the aims of the American day. Legion along the lines of better citi- A moving picture comedy was en- Mrs, R. R. Scholl of Washburn was! joyed. Luncheon was served at the | Sonclusion of the evening. Bismarck’ yesterday, for Mrs. George y_ atfernoon ting. Speci Hanley of Mandan, A. W. LUCAS CoO. Second Annual These Sweaters are just what small boys and girls, 2 to 5 years old, need. They are made with V or ‘Turtle necks, or col- Children’s May Day Party nvencenancnanscnanennar For Saturday Peanut Brittle 19c lb. A. W. Lucas Co. Voile Frocks $1.19 Such attractive, | summery Voile Frocks in pastel colors re. ple have gone to n Ullin where they will make their home, | Mrs. Geck is a graduate nurse of the St. Alexius hospital and is well known in Bismarck. Mr. Geck as- sistant. cashicr of the Glen Ullin State bank. VISITS MOTHER were surely made for dainty 2-to-6 mi: ; ° ere Saturday, May First The success of last year’s children’s party has established the event as a regular feature of this store, and the mothers and children are again asked to be our guests next Satur- day. Special offerings will be featured and priced attractively. Come and enjoy the They are ex- quisitely trimmed with bund embroidered sprays. WOOL SWEATERS Miss Anna Skagen is in the city for a few days’ visit with her mothe, Mrs. Bertin Skagen. Miss Skagen is en route to Valley City, where she is employed, after a vacation in Cal- ifornia. daca TO GIVE CARD PARTY Mary's Sodality will give a card party at St, Mary's school auditorium Monday, May,3. Both bridge and whist will be played. The games will start promptly at 8:30 o'clock. HERE FROM ALMONT Mrs. J. R. Batenmen, Mrs. P. R. Peterson, Mrs. C. Kelsven and Mrs. J. Atkinson of Almont are spending the day in Bismarck, visiting and shopping. TO LEAVE FOR ST. PAUL Rev. A. W. Smallen, who has been in the city on business, is leaving tomorrow for St. Paul. LEAVES FOR JAMESTOW A. L. Overbee went to Jam HERE ON BUSINESS Fred Mann of New Salem was in the city yesterday on business. 1 Some bright morning a man who has always wanted a Knox is going to buy one. And he’s going to find out that the KNox* name is as. sure a symbol of true thrift as a sav- ings ‘bank pass-" book! Te Knox “Fifth Avenue” is being pig oder Lent ake aap rounded crown is indented on the may be worn snapped down dared, Eight dollars . 116 Foorth St. Bismarck, N.D. Cunning Wool Sweaters in slip-over styles; keep Baby warm this weather In Pink, Blue or White $1.29 WOOL CAPES These Capes are an ideal warmth for spring Pink or Blue With brush wool collars daintily embroidered - $1.79 PLAY SUITS Pep-top Play Suits made of Blue Gingham, with square neck and short sleeves, are trim- med with bands of bright red. Practica! and tubable. Sizes 2 to 6 years $1.19 BOYS’ WASH SUITS Two piece. Flapper or Trouser Suits. Com- bination trimmed. 2 to 5 years $2.50 OUTING FLANNEL WRAPPERS Serviceable Wrappers are made of heavy quality white outing flannel trimmed with shell stitch, in pink or blue $1.39 WOOL BOOTEES White Wool Bootees are trimmed with pink or blue embroidered rosebuds; silk and woo! _ mixture Hose in white, sizes 4 to 614 59c . Tub Suits i. $1.75 afternoon with us. Program For the Afternoon 2:15 to 5:00 Our Broadway Street Window will be un- covered promptly at 2:15, and the newest in Children’s and Infants’ will Wear be displayed by living models, all. in lace as the window is uncovered. A May ole Dance will feature this part of the program and all the children will ‘take part in it. At the conclusion of the Style Show and May Pole Dance, lasting about half an hour, the children will stage a party in the window. Special Feature at 3:30 Misses Betty Lofthouse and Be) 0 Jos will give an ¢ pecially of the C p.tion of new dances leston. Following the feature dancir \dr will resume play in the window, exhil g in their play many pleasvvanle playthings. SEE DISPLAY IN FOURTIL STREET CREPE GOWN With shirred yoke and fancy colored stitching; colors, pink, peach assorted, 4 to 14 $1.19 WINDOWS and white, 5 9c CHILD’S COMBINATION | With drop seat, elastic knee and em- broidery ruffle edge, pink and white, 4 Middy or Oliver Twist bene are well saat a col ani Soften sf once contrasting colors and embroidery on the collars. sanaataraianaiaia GIRLS’ BILLY BURKE Open front style and drop seat, pink mus- lin, lace trimmed, 4 to 14 CHILD’S NAINSOOK GOWN Double shirred yoke and colored stitch- ing, colors pink and white, 4 to 147 ~ 59c WHITE BATISTE DRESSES These are daintily made with round yokes embroidered with sprays and trimmed with Val lace. Sizes to one year $1.95 Gertrude Petticoats to match, of white Ba- tiste with plain hem or ruffle trim $1.50 | IDEAL MUSLIN WAISTS Good Quality. Sizes 2 to 12 years A5c BABIES’ SHIRTS Silk and wool mixture Shirts, in double breasted styles, come in sizes for babies to 2 years 98c BABIES’ RUBBER PANTS Medium or large size, pair 19c NAINSOOK PRINCESS SLIPS Built-up shoulder, yoke with embroidery edge; has ruffle flounce; 4 to 14 $1.19 CAMBRIC DIAPER DRAWER With ruffle edge trimming and hemstitching, 1 to 2 years 59c Boys’ and Girls’ . COATS $5.50 These tailored model Coats are well made and most be- coming, as well as quite warm. For Girls 2 to 6 For Boys 2 to 4 aunananet TMM ed Aunvcunenvaenenuaunanenvacansconouuconnenacuaucacensnssencunconsnegnsnanesnasgenbeti