The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 26, 1926, Page 5

TRE BISMARCK TRIBUNE PAGE FIVE. ,., | Ee nu All members’ and friends are} H + {Class Roem............ Clarice Belk A, Gullixon of Minot delivering the! Address id Pi tati f Diplo- cordially duvited. * ste] Public Invited to Claes Meo sii Me ER A; {llizon of Minat delivering the| Address and Presentation of Diplo t 2 u commencement ad mas—Father John Slag. | pay y * \ 1 The bace mon for th H ies HIKE Is POSTPONED | Class Night Program ,, . Simén Miller’ senior class at St. Mary's high school | ihe, Boy Scouts of Presbyterian) eh na i re we Jones and Zeph sal Bagives toni ht See by ; ‘ i } the, He S ev. Charles Schneider. mence- ° this evening, ‘will postpone Tt until| 1926 graduating Celkes of the,” Bes | The Peace Pipe—Mildred Dresbach, nent ia: Friday ight at 8 o'clock at DOCTOR Reception Tonight Drama Discussed Friday ‘beeause of the inter-school! marck high school will be given this, junior class president, and John which time the following program One ¢M Atfai t BP Ww Cl b | | track meet tomorrow. [evening at 8 o'elack in the city nu oses, sentor class resident nm: disc cin M E BOLTON me 0: any ‘airs |: a i lu Ge: Bibi EB itorium, The program will be ope! aia eke ws Ma fillen i - W. | | Our satisfaction is if you) to the public. i pee eichi. and : a Is i | | | The high sel chest 1 play! written by Duane) Diehl and the ua _. For Mrs. M. H. Jewell Tuesday Evening | jare satisfied. Our work is) p:cceuing the clins any exercises, The! musie was composed by Fra, Dean reSrhe Fisioge Dutchman,” cay | | guaranteed. Bismarck Mat:-) program arranged by the seniors is, Best. ~-Wagner. plc Marghall BH. Jewell and son,| Miss Mary Daniel, who ix under. | i tress & Renovating Co. Phone] % fellows: ie Gba ibest helt COMCETAe AVenIRE cat @ o'clock peak eer 5 . Jewell’s mother, ss Margaret ngli: | | 7 Class Hist Al 1 agen held tomo: vening | RB. Woods, will be honor guests at| “ » talked te the Business | - | 605. | Salutatoty - Grace Webster in the eity auditorium with Re | a reception to be given this evening| and Professional Women last evening at 9 o'clock at the Grand Pucifie ho-| follow! x o'clock di i tel dining room to which all friends| club rooms. Miss Daniel, spoke ‘on ei Nerd arte eg ILI Taped the rae ay eda the D.C. PH. C. Henry Building > | + , The regeption is being sponsored by| arousing of new interest in the high. peechien tend x S nbers. of ‘the. Burleigh County| er types of drama as being: necessary : Doctor of Chiropractic. Teen ony eer Assaciation, to.its success. a See ote Jewell was honor guest yes-| Du ing the business meeting which . EXAMINATION FREE. Bi ck. at an informal luncheon giv-| followed, delegates were elected to Eltinge Bld Phone 174 ismarck, cmployees of the secretary of|the national convention in Des | hoki eli esta N. D office. - Mrs. Jewell has been| Moines, Iowa, in July, and to the . @ e e gt’ employed in the office for. the last] state convention in e _ , eight years and resigned her posi-| next month. Miss Chri \ | use only eet, She was pres hae of the club, and Miss Hen-|A smart beret for traveling is of Mu | ed vith an attractive box of handker-| rike Beach will go to Des Moines and] beige felt-with « band and flat bow of : i FOOT SPECIALIST — Mr, and Mts Fred Conklin will en-| Hul ing : ey : |{ All discases of the feet success- | J or First Class Shoe Re- | tertuin tonight at dinner. in, complic| A short health program wus given r | fully treated. ; he Bi k ment to Mrs: ewell and family, The] under the direction, of Miss Father Friday. He will be awarded 2 cony ‘ Phone 311 pairing go to the Bismarcel :f » «guests will include intimate friends| Teichman. Miss Marie Hoff, dictitian| of Reid's Bird Guide. yES' Shoe ita of the family at the Bismarck hospital, told of the Ho taentbonee deel 5 a Importance, of correct ‘feeding in] ENTERED HOSPITAL, sua whe Aaad be wasetod Henry Burman, Prop. 3 sy H ealth, and Dr. Clara Westphal, jargaret raddoc} Sat. Evenings by appointment. : Auxiliary to Meet cps | geadist, talked on'the' ete of tho| hav entered the vital. at Grand Pacific|** ZION LADIES TO Mi priate . The Zion Lutheran Ladies’ Aid will The Anierica Legion Auxiliary’s Entertains Club meet Thursday attatnool atthe hame Was there ever such style, ada } entertainment for the American War * of Mrs. Gv Munger, 320 Mandan Ave- such fit, such comfort? A Moth H at Bridge Party : ee : : - meetrand recite beet (rian of rg Nowhere but ina at the Country club as was previously Mrs, C. A. Rust entertained mem- announced. Wreaths, to be used| bers of the Birthday club ‘at a FRECKLES -s Memorial day soldiers’ aves, preg ‘party Tuesday afternoon in Will be made during the evening, "| her home, 419 Sixth strcet, ‘Three rai @ dist ' short program wi given, Miss les were fn play during the afte Tells Y jet Rid of Th Urty | | ‘Marjorie Best. will give a number of|'noon, honors going to Mrs, L. tha Tew be Ceti ia ot Teac Ugly / vocal. solos and the string quartet,| Thompson and Mrs, James Wallac Spots and Have a Beautiful consisting of Miss Ann Munson, Miss Kathryn Andrist and Adolph Engel- hardt, will play. A record attendance i: e J At ithe conclusion of the games x osteo | prettily appointed course luncheon} | There's nv Jonge: i i ‘“ 8 wer the ihtest need ssp co3 ber of feeling ashamed of Your freckles, o nai thi ests sc] #8 Othine--double strength is guar- soi es aibliyets HOLS AT PICNIC! anteed to remove these homely Spots. Vehicle Department entertained Mon-| ,,ni'Ply get an ounce of Othine from day evening at & picnic conplimen:| 2" drug or department store and ap- ri "ply a little of it night and morning tary 16 Mrs. Nolan Nichols, who is' sng sou should soon see that even the worst freckles have begun to disap- sired. GUESTS AT OLSON HOME Mr, and Mrs, Malvin Olson, 412 | Fifth’ street, is enjoying a visit from |. Mrs, Olson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Marshall, and’ her brother, George Marshall, all of Devils Lake, Mrs. Olson’s cousin, Joe Russel of dinburgh, Scotland, is also a guest at the Olson home this week. Colors that run riot with im- agination. Trim lines that tell of fit—but not stretch—- that’s there to stay. Sun-fast and run-proof, Bradleys give the biggest swimming value. leaving soon for Denhoff to Join her usband. Mrs. Nichols was present- . * ol tant pear, while the ter ones have van- ed ‘with an attractive gift. ished entirely, It is seldom that more y than an ounce is-needed.to completely SENIOR DANCE TOMORROW clear the skin and gain a beautiful — Through the’ courtesy of the Coun- Ns ) CALLED TO KULM try club the Senior class of the Bis-} C°mplexion, t Styl i Mrs. A. H. Hardt left this morning] marck high school is entertaining at| Be sure to ask for the double yle : ii i for Kulm: in respense to a message] the club house tomorrow evening at/ *tTeneth Othine, as this is sold under | telling of the death of her uncle,| an informal dance. The dance will Suarantee of moncy back if it fails Comfort John A. Melicher, in an automobile] follow the commencement -rogram at (© Temove your freckles, adv, Q i | accident at that, place, ‘The accident] the city auditorium Servi 3 . 8 occurred yesterday afternoon but no — details are known, NO ALUMNI BANQUET ervice outof-doors | MID-WEEK SERVICES AT 8 O'CLOCK Warm Days and Light Frocks Call for G White Slippers \ ‘As fashionable as colored kids are, ' The mid-week service of the Pres- | byterian church, which _ has . been | ‘regularly held at o'clock during ‘ the winter, will begin half an hour ' later herea! beginning tonight. All ! Sg ed ay You Get It All in a Bradley | made to the few who have purchased tickets. VISIT IN BISMARCK are cordially; invited to attend. Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Wold have re-' — turned to their home in Tappen after di ay: there’s nothing as attractive for real x GUEST OF MISS BLANDING short visit in Bismarck with Mr.; \ ‘ nen aie Miss Alice Angué of Hannaford, N.| and Mrs. B, 'T. Schee, Mr. and Mrs. \\ Ladies | summer wear as glistening white slippers. D., is visiting in Biamarck with Miss| Wold aré former residents of i a They are so cool-looking and go so well rere A Agrees ‘i recta the apie pees | $4.95 with any color that there should be at minimum wage . department of the HERE FROM MOTT AUTOMOBILE least one pair on every woman’s shoe workmen's compensation bureau. Mr. and M K, Murray -of Mott ; siete, “Alwhies aeplesudi ade hones spent Tucsday in Bismarck with — elf, All-white sty’ es divide hon i re PTE Abupregit Bap friends. LIABILITY ' with those trimmed in color and a eee . in i st | H ’ variety of models makes choosing ea: tist church will mect with Mrs. R..D.| WINS PRIZE IN BIRD CONTEST variety of models makes choosing cacy, Hoskins ‘tharedey afternoon st 4:30] “Harvey Bricameser won he prise INSURANCE Boys "+ | > yglelock. Every member is requested | offered by the Presbyterian | Seout and i , to be present with a friend. - | troop for the largest list of birds cor- ; : ! n ‘ 5 stwine CARCLE To ween | rectly classified “fn an excursion lust | Covers you against all Misses’ Chiffon Hosiery in Summer Shades to eae Sa) Select at claims of personal injury $2 9 5 Many women will prefer white, but nude shades Woods” oes Wallace’ and, Mrs: suits or damage to prop- . with a tannish pink cast are equally correct for wear with white slippers. All these new summer colors Kellogg will be hostesses, erty of others caused by mrris — may now be chosen in our regular quality hose. ROYAL NEIGHBOR MEE’ The Rea ‘ iahiers Sl net your automobile. Cre Fj , at 8 o'cl Odd Fellows ‘hall, Important. busi- Children’s ness will come up and all members are urged to be present. TO RETURN HOME are relieved of a great hy- Mrs. R. D. Jennings will return tol] gies sod'y ds thieietone: her home in Dickinson this afternoon || Sec handicap in this way, Henry & Henry after a short visit in Bismarck with Positive protection—discards Insurance her son, L, H. Jennings. like tis } { RETURN FROM. MINOT HERE is now a new way in aaa Mrs. E. A. Brown and son. Bobby, yin have returned from Minot. where they woman's hygiene. A way scien- | *have been visiting Mrs. Brown's sis- a that ends the un- |” ter, Mrs, Reibold. | : ie PP aitet - It is called “KOTEX.” Eight in The celebrated “Faultle: Bright col Ptr Lie ne San ieeen every 10 better-class women have ‘ diving caps. Prie John's wi Bimaeek, hy nth pe hoe ees ae sheer frocks and gowns John’s ital In rgo with pneu- Aa ee i . without @second thought, any time, anywhere. . 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