The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 30, 1926, Page 5

FRIDAY, APR TL:30,) 1926 32nd Anniversary ’ Mrs. John D. Lobach A. 0. U. W. to Be |Is Honor Guest at a Celebrated Tuesday | Miscellaneous Shower The thirty-second annual banquet of the A. O. U. W. lodge will be held Tuesday evening at 7:30 o'clock. at the Grand Pacific hotel. A class of candidates will be take: to the order after the dinner. Mrs. H.-S. Lobach and daughter, Mrs. Carl Munson, entertained joint- ly last evening in the Lobach home, 619 Ninth street, with a miscellanc- ous shower in compliment to Mrs, John D. Lobach, who before her re- large n in- Y BISMAR! Mrs. Watson will be in Bismarck for! have a picnic this evening at Sunny, a week, west of Mandan. HERE ON BUSINESS p N. A. Moshier of Mott. is transact ing business in the city. HAS SCARLET FEVER Miss Gladys Herbert, high school student, is confined at her home with scarlet fever. SHOPPING HERE L. Anderson of Beulah, Mrs. J, Much! of McClusky Mrs. Hienson of Dickinson were shopping in Bismarck yesterday MEET TONIGHT The young people of the Salvation Army in Bismarck will have an ag-! sembly at the Salvation Army hall! this evening ut 7:30 o'clock. LEAVES HOSPITAL H. F. Purfeerst, who has been a patient at the Bismarck hospital for four weeks, left yesterday for his home in New Salem. Mrs. R. TO VISIT IN JAMESTOWN, Miss Alice Luke will go to James- town to spend the weck-end with rela- tives. IS ILL Miss Blanche Thistlewood is con- fined to her home by illness. The Grand Master Workman, B. C. Marks of Fargo, will be in attendance and deliver an address. Governor A. G. Sorlie, Judge A. M..Christianson, and Judge L. E. Birdzell will be in- cluded among the prominent speak- ers. Several charter members. will be in attendance. : Members who are planning to at- tend are asked to make ‘reservations with C. G. Derby as soon as possible. Class of Graduating Nurses at St. Alexius Hospital Entertained The 1926 graduate nurses of the St. Alexius hospital were honor guests at a banquet given at the Grand Pacific hotel by the alumni of the hospital. Covers were marked for 27 guests a tthe tables, prettily dec- orated in silver and coral, the alumni colors, Nut baskets and other appointments were carried out in the same colors. Mrs. L. Pfeffer presided as toast- mistress. Miss Ida McDonnell, su- perintendent of nurses at the hospi- tal, gave an interesting talk, telling of her experiences abroad during and following the world war. Miss Danberger, a graduate nurse, read the 1926 class propheq y. Miss Hilda McDonnell, sister of the su- perintendent, who was leaving the next morning for Philadelphia, was presented with a gift from the alumni in appreciation of her interest in their activities and her services as president during the last two years. Short Talks from several of the nurses Were enjoyed. Mrs. Broxmey- er played a number of piano solos. The remainder of the evening was spent in dancing. TO SPEAK AT DAWSON AND TAPPEN Miss Bertha R. Palmer will go to Tappen Sunday afternoon to speak for the purpose of arousing interest in the organization of daily va- cation Bible schools, In the evening she will go to Dawson on the same mission, Miss Palmer has just re- turned from Gackle, where she spoke before a Parent-Teacher Association meeting. COUNTRY CLUB DANCE TONIGHT Members of the Bismarck Country club are looking forward to the first dance of the season to be given at the club house tonight. Dancing will begin promptly at 9 o'clock, Excel- lent music :has been’ secured. RAINBOW GIRLS TO MEET There will be a mecting of the Rainbow. Girls Saturday evening at 7:30 o'clock in the Masonic Temple. Election of officers will be held and all members are urged to attend. PARENTS OF TWINS Mr. and Mrs. John McCormick of Menoken aré the parents of twin. ba- bies, a boy and a girl, born morning at the St, Alexius hospital. ., Alexius . TO LIVE IN BISMARCK M. Wick of Felkirk, Manitoba, Can- ada, has come to Bismarck to mak his home with his daughter, Mrs. -Anna Stebbins. HERE THURSDAY Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Rupp and daughter, Agnes, of Baldwin spent Thursday with friends in Bismarck. RETURNS FROM VISIT Mrs. F. J. Smith has returned from a three months’ visit with relatives at Clinton, Iowa. Attention, Elks. Meeting postponed one week from to- night account counter attrac- tions. Obert. Olson, Exalted Ruler. _ through the artistic use of May poles, this: ‘That’ —said Angelo, as he signed his Moses. ‘‘That’s my work”? said Stevenson as he put his name to Treasure Island. «That's my work”? is just the idea we have in mind when we stamp the KNox” name in a hat. . é es pht dears eed gree plate pn phere plored , aple satiqfaction, ; » . . Bergeson's: cent marriage was Miss Grace Graves. A May day effect was gained roses and other cut flowers about the rooms. Each table was centered with @ May pole and appointments for the course luncheon carried out the same motif. The evening was spent informally with bridge and other games. The ree guest received many lovely gifts. Miss Mary Cordner Hostess at Party For Sunday School Class Miss Marie Cordner entertained the members of the Senior Sunday school class of the Methodist Episcopal church at a guest night party Wed- nesday evening in her home on Sec- ond street. Each member of the class had invited a guest. tended a moving pare show early | in the evening and then- went to the home of the hostess where informal diversions were enjoyed. At the conclusion of the evening Miss Cordner, assisted by Miss Irene Brown, served a course luncheon. PICNIC THURSDAY EVENING The sales and office forces of the; Webb Brothers department store en- tertained last evening with a picnic at the Scout Cabin near Burnt creek in honor of George Chandler of the furniture department. Mr. Chandler is leaving soon for Haver, Mont., to aecept a position. There were about 25 in the party. Many games were played ‘and a pic- nic supper was served. Toasting marshmallows at a huge campfire yas an enjoyable part of the even- ing’s entertainment. - COUNCIL WILL MEET As the new rest room is not quite ready for occupancy, the regular meeting of the Women’s Community Council will be held at the old rest room in the Masonic Temple Saturday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock. An inter- esting speaker has been secured. Im- portant business is to be transacted and all delegates are urged to attend, GUEST OF DAUGHTER Mrs. A. G, Noordin of Riverside, Cal, is in Bismarck, the guest of her daughter, Mrs. J. S. Sigurdson, 206' Main street. Mrs. Noordin plans to spend the summer in North Dakota, visiting with her daughter and her son, Spencer Noordin, of Coleharbor. GUESTS HERE Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Ermatinger have as their guests Mr. and Mrs, Howard Watson of Glendive, Mont. Mr. and lo DR. M. E. BOLTON Osteopathic. Physician Henry Bldg. 116 Fourth St. ; Telephone 240W Bismarck, N. D. The girls ai- could know” ‘When a woman learns the wonderful feet that are also well groomed — she wants to tell all her friends. ‘Women never Before have seen such a shoe as this — that’s why they are A ‘SOFT WATER AT HARRINGTON’S ’ PARENTS OF SON Mr. and Mrs. Ferris Cordner, 422) First street, are the parents of a son! born Monday at the Bismarck inos-| pital. { HERE ON BUSINESS H Lawrence Nelson has returned to| his home in Almont after spending} a week in the city on business. HERE FROM CARSON Mr. and Mrs. C. ¥ athmann Carson were in HERE FROM LINTON H. H. Hanson, superintendent of schools in Emmons County, was in the city yesterday from Linton. ESTS IN BISMARCK | Mrs. J. H. Bechtold and children of} Dickinson are in the city, guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Bechtold. RETURNS TO SCHOOL St. George’s Guild will have {a food sale Saturday, May 1, at Lucas’ Store. Home-made orange marmalade will be on sale. Boys’ Cric et Sweaters in | five distinct patterns and col- or combinations in the Satur- day sale at $2.50. A. W. Lucas Co. Ray Me confined turned to school yesterday. BUSINESS VISITOR J. D, Rempel of Regan was in Bis |marck yesterday on business. PICNIC TONIGHT Members of the Junior Class will A Good Resolution BUT MADE TOO LATE Don’t learn the NEED OF INSURANCE THROUGH LACK OF IT Henry & Henry Insurance is These a ‘These new dance records orchestral effects. If you doesn’t ?—these will be a hear them today! te Horses—Fox Trot With local Refrain Grorcr Otsew ann His Music ‘Whose Who Are You?—Fox Trot Heapert Bercer's Coron avo Horet. 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Just out nce Records for May ever made—rich in new melodies, new rhythms, new Don Barston axp His Oxcugstta HOSKINS-MEYER RIBUNE Girls’ Band From Indian School to Play on Broadway’ The Indian School girls’ band, as-| sted ‘by several members of th for “The Feast of the Red Cort Indian operetta to be presented jcity auditorium Friday, May 7, wi ; give a short entertainment tomorro: afternoon at 3 o'clock in front of thg postoffice steps. The entertainment is i. adv the operetta, which promises to bi unusually successful and entertain i | affai There are several excellent; | solo voices among the girls at the Indian school and the choruses orchestra accompanists have been trained. | | si Lt ; St. Mary’s Sodality will cite! ja card party at St. Mary's; |School Auditorium, Monday. ! |May 3rd. Both Bridge and) ; Whist will be played. Play- ing will start promptly at Use Gas, tie scientific fuel. | i Victor : are among the best Victor 1 love to dance—and who joy to you. 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Also many beautiful dress Coats in plain or trimmed with fur. Every garment carries the absolute guaran- tee that the linings will last one or more sea- sons. Now is your chance to get a wonderful Coat For Saturday Only 250 Beautiful Silk Dresses Will Be on Sale at Half Price This assortment, no doubt, contains just the Dress that you have been waiting for. Every Dress is of newest style fabric and design. Be sure and visit thi s sale. A chance to get a beautiful garment at half price For Saturday Only A.W. Lucas Co. Where Every Purchase Must Be Satisfactory or Money Refunded Hams ohap tbl the United States. Announcement Mr. E. L. Church, formerly J) with the McKenzie Barber Shop, wishes to announce that he has taken over part interest in the Nelson Bar-§, ber Shop, under Commer- cial Club Bidg., Mandan, N. Dak. STORAGE Summer private stall, per month, $6.00 Dead storage per month, $5.00 rates, Phone 57 SCHNEIDER'S TAXI SERVICE, INC. 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