The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 19, 1926, Page 5

a tae THURSDAY, AUGUST 14, 19%. « THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE PAGE FIVE v y VISITED HER! f—_____________} A qraup oh Biante nits epter-| Novel Trimming sr. ang Das ae anced of | Supper at Wade's Grote.” Miss Dorte for a short tint with Mee TB ¥ rove. ry 8 be ., be Cumming of Wilt the house guest Smith en route to their home after! of Miss ad Bi was an out-of- B Western trip, , | town guest. | We — H = " ‘ i . | Poach: ata ee a > RETURN.FROM MISSISSIPPI f r, and Mrs. C. 0. Robinson an Mra L. A. La Rag” - Bridge Lasfieheon | xrece sein he nes ene Bor ae Hostess at Bridge | Given Wednesday | finn "Miu "vhere they ‘have been \ oftwe aretha vatety ato - : their brother, Glen Je Leama Luncheon Yesterday By Mrs.‘E. Draper | fcttigun ter three months, | ; LEAVES FOR STAPLES ‘ Miss Clara Jerde ‘left this morn- 1 ‘ ing for Fargo; where. she will visit Mrs. L. A. LaRue was hostess at| Mrs. Earl Draper entertained Wed- W. R. C. TO MEET - fiw days hofire goliie 10 wer hone & prettily planned bridge party Wed-| nesday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock ut) The Women’s Relief Corps | will : at Staples, Minn, Miss Jerde is a nesday afternoon at her home, 310|a bridge luncheon in her home on/ meet with Mrs. Elizabeth Cordner, udent nurse at the Bismarck hospi Griffin Avenue, Three tables of| Rosser street.. The tables were at-| 37 Avenue A, tomorrow afternoon at ; ; 3 bridge were in play during the after-| tractively decorated with lovely sweet | 2:30 o'clock. f 1 RETURN FROM’ MOTOR TRIP noon, honors going to Mrs. EK, A.| peas, zinnias and cosmos. iam s Mr. and Mrs, J. R, Thompson and », Brown and Mrs. F.C. White, Mra.| Honors in the games were won by VISITORS’ LEAVE son have returned from an extended ° W. J. Reibold of Minot was an out-| Mrs, H.gA. Roberta of Mandan and| | Mrs. J. G. Grills and children, who \ motor trip in Iowa, Wisconsin, Min- of-town guest. Mrs, C. R. Simpson of Bismarck. have been guests of Mrs. E. B. Gor- | nesita and other eastern states. The heute, Mas prettily decorated Pies) Totnig man for ne ast ton days, left this | Pore wit! heon . : . juorn jor thaly Rome in Terre; ST AT HOME OF SON war served after ihe games, "| Jessie McDonal Haute, Ing, Poa 4. Mes LF, Wanner of Jamestown is | | in Bismarek at the home of Gave Slumber Party MISS JOHNSON WINS PULLOW | . ip NouteEan:law, Mer and.| _ Mrs. A. P. Knothe - | ‘Wednesday Evening| wits ttatiisr stetteut? — Neve Ne Conner CROWNS Entertai With , Mabel Johngon, GO1 Fifth street, who} The newest among necks is the} = sororen FROM BALDWIN : rtained i - held the lucky number “2.” | square trimming with a triangle cut} pu °3 Faikenstein drove to. Bis- ° i “Miss' Jessie McDoriald entertained | “'s pahshasiety d finished with : Baldwin yesterday to Lac ew Heig: ts an Informal Party be fog ich mine muests.| vgey “erste eo ee city! a reat ted ‘area ere. acs UMaRaGde PanlNpeR Sethe che UStC The Millinery modé for fall pays marked Mee Wed enoths, entertained 101 4’ mignight lunch was served and a| ;, “Tr. jnaule, Nie daughters, "Ytisses rd ae ee eancan attention to crowns, and by clever block- els ade of | Indies’ Wednesday afternoon in her P HERE FRO q ; 7 home 45 1-2 Thayer, at an informal as ee te cashing “athe Minnie and Hazel Nielson, in Bis-; jeaves FOR PHILADELPRIA Miss Loretta Meade of Regan was| 990RES any outing ing and deft folds, achieves smart effects. wen included Misses oo Min Margaret Maguire, who haa| a business visitor here yesterday. weunine a F Vi Nu- | ber @ several weeks’ rest i — a " ‘ » .conelusion ofthe afternoon the host- diva Joumoarvaae Byrees| sin, TO VIET IN FARGO |_| Srrthe Mesestal Valley conch thane” VISITING IN’ STERLING 5 Fabrics Are Versatile ess served a daintily appointed lunch- jois Gorman, Mabel Anberg, Marie’ ine for a two months’ visit with| Badlands, left this morning for het] Miss Wilma Kafer is visiting with eon, a fi Iphia, Pa., afte friends and relatives at Sterling. ds, in the Felt, velvet and moire are all good, and ‘The house was adorned with & pro. | Condn 2 | telatives. in Fargo, anys ee an hg ina. IN THE woods, used in sports, tailored and dressy models. * sh The W. B, A. of Maccabees will) vrs. s. J. P. W. hi ‘the state Wefore going to the Bad- - Meyer’s : : PARENTS OF SON have ie rapviar meeting et the A” O-| range SSE ath Peele ite with | Tanda. a hee wae wi dey anal oe. he Pg toe ied widths, parents of a baby hoy born yester-| night. Mrs. Jessie K. Fager, deputy swine | HERE FROM WASHBURN RB ae We Urge You to See Them Sau gt the Bt Atomiae hospital ue sg eget per aa Mrs, HERE ON BUSINESS >| Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Norling A ee | . bee o A }. Art al ri ol ‘ . ini be members are urged to be present. Almont were in The. city yesterday on Vaanban P jismarck,| fe Make ‘vail vee Precis | tertaining, always good . YAUGHTER HERE | Dusiness. visiting and: transacting, business.) £0F your and er gar | company. This won- The VISITED DAU Mr. Norlin is the McLean county| ments—Biemarck Closk Shop. Moather sets ofthat duagnier: Mi’ Mabel | o, x. waNiStTD HERE a ues| . . R. Martini Ire l- i eae Sounsen, fer 0, te Gage this week: | ger spent Wednesday with. friends Hee Gn WORINES Every day brings new styles; islight,compact, sturdy tonight; Friday part- Flasher afte: tern trip that pa L e ‘ Sug included “stops at Minneapolis, St. SHOPPED HERE for a few days’ bantnens. visit white | merck Cloak Shop. d r are cloudy. ‘|} Paul, and Kewanee, °I, Miss Helen Lierboe of Turtle| touring this’ part of the ‘country. range -and power ar ~ TO visi IN MINNEAPOLIS | lake was shopping in Bismarck yes- Mr, Quintz has land interests here. ue Sin | » remarkable. Come in morning for Minn HERE FROM WISH i y ri ji | Mra WE, Davia of Wishek is duepplig ta'Gnmavck yeoterbeyy d it for you—today/ Is Your Birthday? | business. sVESITED HERE WEDNESDAY. | TH NE BRADDOCK VISITOR Cae OMesdaeck were VnILInee | he s Mrs, R. Arvig of Braddock has been | Monae here revtccday no eine: HOSKINS-MEYER ; ——— ‘ Sarah Gold, of the Sarah Gold Lcrdie mpi potted rs Mrs. A. Johansen has returned from GUEST OF FRIENDS a t for this old, reliable remedy today. | OVERCOATS Lake of the Woods, Minn, where she | Misa Anna Celts of Giny Uilin iv | :ROm hie returned from her eastern], Sruetct for this old reliable remedy day Tee Portable, fusion of cut flowers. REGULAR W. B. A. MEETING ON EXTENDED VISIT | Rulre lectuged at eummer schools in NOTICE mountains, at the sea- Trimitings are simple and’ brithe of var- Mr. and Mrs. C. BE. Iverson are the! U, W. at 8 o'clock tomorrow | friends, Saturda: ie) the party—always en- VISITED HERE derful little instrument ‘ J x instrum : Unsettled, with showers ist ‘ erties Opposite Van Horn Hotel : ad The: ite te their h t | in. | < 7 y Were en rou! eir home at | in Bismarck. Mr. and Q Des|in frocks and wraps at Bi: |vand inexpensive. Its for a few days’ business visit while 1 ,_ | terday. pecs ‘ Miss Margaret Welch left this i AE. se ‘s and let us demonstrate In What Month " spending few days in Bismarck on Beautiful Complexion With 3 di weral days in Bismarck, P ml RETURNS FROM VISIT | iting’ and shopping RETURNS F BUYING TRIP#4: gay in a glass of water. The Home of KFYR Pests taut ae wae has been visiting her uncle and aunt, | the guest-of friends in Bismarck, | CU7ie trip with # large assortment Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Drake. of new fall models. —_ ‘Des Moines, @ | , i \ VISITED DAUGHTER Sits Hees Useah cin ata oe CD TO/BREIEN ictrola jen wae Pee DR. M. E. BOLTON i home in Mineapalis after a visic in | *RopPEd 1m the city yesterday. Bante and von, Alvert. have dete Bil, Aa | : is Osteopathic Physician & Hoskins-Meyer 1164 Fourth St. Phone 240W tha cltp-with’ his daughter, Mesa. co SIReriemLAwIVEG car to Breien where they will visit : Home of K-F-Y-R Bismarck,.N. D. W. MeGuiness. Mr. and Mrs, Adam Klein have | Tlatives. | v } — a me to Linton for a visit’ with 'SINESS Bergeson’s || ,,,22xg7Bsyvssors [taal tue 8) mene OF sine ir. a irs..W. E. Jensen an, pate , tly. will leave tomorrow. for De. a Qisttine HERE transacted business. here yesterday. Quality Style-Economy lakes for a two weel o je oyal seo o javana is the GUEST 01 MIGHT Fi : to Visit Mn doneen’e: mother: eg guest of relatives und friends in the | Miss Mabel Paulson’ of Crosby. {i ate. | the house guest of Mrs. A. L. Mights| t1A. W.Lucas Co. Where You Expect More for Your ‘Money---and Get! It Friday and Saturday we offér silk and tub fabrics suitable for frocks, blouses, lin- : gerie, coats and suits, each item representing a decided saving ‘ 40-inch’ Black Flat Crepe and sF $2.75 Genuine Silk Rajah age i e fe : BOP ge Decrees For Fall ath W One of the most popular fabrics. of the x ; j fi ; ‘ , summer is this i i i Popular for new fall frocks. Good, firm. , R° a variety. of sca rroush a Those first hints of what the smart world would don in fall, a arenve. Regular $8.95 value. © ; ee : early fall. ‘ have now developed into the authentic mode, represented by * ap : - - < these distinctive Frocks and Wraps. There is a marked sim- Silk Bro a di cl D plicity of line and absence of adornment, for fabrics are beauti- th : ful in color and often patterned. Moire and broadcloth are $ ] 7 5 e '. the latest innovations, and have acquired a well-deserved popu- @ i Yard ue é larity. Satin Charmeuse that is soft of finish ~: a pie : ‘, ka n ; The skirt receives marked attention on new Frocks—often it iN i sents : Heavy broade for spol aie 4 ae . and will not wrinkle snail me frocks, for blo Da for . __ | «is tiered, or cleverly pleated. Necklines are ingenious, and men’s shirts, 32 inches ‘i { : varied enough for every visitor here. wide, 3 Sons, egaweanade a Bw $15.00, $29.50t0 $69.50 _ $1.59 Yards 2 \ fe ; y Printed Silk Crepes. : Coats are sometimes straight ,and sometimes bloused, but ‘oe od Kaes : | A ) $1. 50 o S é always abundantly trimmed with fur. B pa a SS cic nssminn || Bae “$18.50, $49.50 10$150.00 Pictorial Review ning these pontine fabrics into the eweat modes: ia \|- Fur Coats - pt ee g Select your Fur'Coat now. A, small deposit: will hold it for