The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 10, 1926, Page 4

Club Activities OL...) Bismarck Women Will| Month| | Several of the womens clubs and Begin This grRanizations of the city held the, first meeting of the fall season dur-| ing ‘the past week and a number more are scheduled to meet next! week. The following week, Septem-j dian ber 20 and 25, will see erated clubs, church and lodges of the city active. Of the nine federated clubs of the city three have begun their fall pro- | grams- The Progressive Mothers’! club met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs, Earl Speaks. The Mothers’ club b. Mrs. J. Woman's club Mon The Monday c ! son next Monday vith a din her at the home of Mrs. G. F. Dul- lam. The husbands of the members! will be guests. | The Thursday Musical club will meet September 23 at the home of; J.P. French. The Wednesda club will have a luncheon the Country club Wednesday, Se tember 22. Mrs. Benton Baker w: entertain the Fortnightly clab Wed-| nesday, September and the Cu rent Events club will meet the same day with Mrs, Burton. The Delphian Society met today at the Elks hall and the Panhellenic Association gave a dinner at the} Country club Tuesday. The Eastern) Star resumed meetings Tuesday night. and the Order of the Rainbow met for its first fall session Satur-| day evening. The Ladies rst Baptist church was entertaine by Mrs. H. M. Beall and Mrs. Fi Miller Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. W. E, Vater was hostess at the opening meeting of the Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of the McCabe Methodist Episcopal church Tuesday. Mrs. Paul S. Wright and = Mrs: Gesrge Keniston entertained the M: sionary Society of the Presbyterian Thursday afternoon. The American Legion Auxiliary held a ng Wednesday evening. U. resumed meeting noon of this week. T. Ausiliary will have ‘u evening at the Elks hall, nesday Bridge club will meet next Wednesday snd several other bridge clubs will begin meeting next week. NURSES’ ASSOCIATION TO MEET The North Dakota Nurses’ Associa. tion will hold its fourteenth annual state convention October 21 and 22 at Fargo. Mary E. Gladwin of Minneapolis and other well known speakers will be on the program. TO LEAVE FOR SCHOOL The Misses Sally and Ruth Rubin will-leave tomorrow morning Northwestern University where they will attend school. Miss Sally “ned is a junior and her sister is enter-| ing for her first year. C, T. AUXILIARY MEETING The Ladies Auxiliary of the U. ¢ T. will hold the first meeting of the season Saturday evening, September 11, at 8 o'clock at the Elks hall. A dance and refreshments will follow ‘the meeting. GUESTS AT LUNDQUIST HOM Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Bartz and ch mn, Ruth and Karyl, of Garris are visiting in Bismarck at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Q. Lundquist for a few days. | LEAVES ON VAC, C, M. Herbert, emplos eral bureau of animal industry in} Bismarck, left. this morning for} Stewartstown, Pa., where he will vis- it relatives while on a three wecks' vacation. all the fed-} dat the fed. H. McDonald re- turned yesterday from a wedding trip through the Black Hills. Mrs. McDonald was Miss Mabel Michacls before her marriage in June. Dorothy Schnecker of Carson is spending part of a two weeks’ va- cation with her mother and other relatives. in Bismarck, She will zo op to the Twin Cities. TO VISIT SON Robert Muehlberg «¢ Ladysmith, ! Wis.,.is expected to arrive in the cit tomorrow to be the guest of his and_ daughter-in-law, Mr. and A. E, Muehlberg. LEAVE ON TRIP Henry Jones, Jack Fleck 1 Everett LaFrance left this mor for Fargo, Duluth and Win They are expected home about sen tember 1 RETURNED FROM VACATION Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Gordon and son, Marston, and daughter, Ruth, return- ed yesterday by car from a two weeks’ vacation spent at the lakes in Minnesota, = HERE FROM WASHBURN Mr.zand Mrs. John E. Williams of ‘Washburn are spending a few days in Bismarck. Rove Shop open until 9 o'clock Saturday evening. ee reece meee cece ee, The Weather Increasing cloudiness to- night probably followed rain Saturday | | ’ organizations | the BP. W. Aid of the| 5, for: iy Biamnacst Teachers Honor Guests at Tea Saturday Afternoon! Bre and Professional ns club will entertain Satur- fternoon at the club rooms with to welcome the teachers of the 2 is and the In- The Bist the teac' annual event with | club, Miss Chrissie! : is in charge. members of the Bismarck been appointed to office in| the state organization recently. Miss Chrissie Budge is chairman of the| membership and. org jon coni- Hazel Gud Se club h the legisiat Marie Huber educational loan ten abd M man of the committee. TO BE WITNESS AT TRIAL | Frank H. Adams, postal clerk who | was held up and robbed some weeks | a Nk , but who stbse- most of the loot fu nd is to appear at iy argo Sept. 22 the bandits come up for t Adams has been subpoenae pear at that time GO TO FARGO W. F. Harris, Harry Larson, Frank smarck men who went to Fargo this morning to attend the Petrolle-Simmons fight tonight. TO VISIT AT HOME Miss Mary McCoy left this morn-| ing for her home in Mott where sha| will visit her parents, Judge and Mrs. L. H. MeCoy, for a week. From there Miss McCoy will go to Minne- zpolis where she will attend the Universivy of Minnesota. TO LEAVE FOR MADISON { Donald Jones and his sister, Miss Gwendolyn Jones, will leave tomor- row morning by’ car for Madison where they ‘will attend the Univer- Jones is a freshman and Mr. Jones a junior. Dr. Emn City, Towa, i guest of Dr. ck, the house nd Mrs CH Schoregge. leoming tea for! > jwuests for a few day j the THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE a n was house physician at| k hospital for four years| jarge number of friends in| NS FROM PHILADELPHIA Miss Hilda McDonnell has returned {from Philadelphia where she been taking a course in anesthesia. Miss Grace Timmer, who accompan- ied her, remained in Chicago, RETURN, “FROM TRU Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Ermatinger re- turned last evening from a two weeks motor trip through Minnesota, South | Dakota and Wisconsin, where they Visited friends and relatives. \ STER COLLEGE G ystrom, son of Mr. und b Bystrom, will leave Sat- urday for St, Peter, Minn., where he will enter Gustavus Adolphus col- lege for his freshman year, MRS. Me AY HERE Mrs. C. W. 3} y of Washburn it her home in, Archie, nd Forks university. | i to enter the s | HOUSE GUESTS OF MRS. HARRIS Mrs W. P. Harris has as her house Mrs. A. W. Mohr of Buffalo, N. D., and her baal Miss Edna Mohr, of Cni- s, Who has been ill 0 weeks recuperating ation, has returned to the Langer-Nuchols law for the past office, ENTERTAINS LADIES AID Mrs. C. L, Morton was hostess to} third division of the Methodist Episcopal Ladies Aid society yester- day afternoon. HERE THURSDAY J.P. Rauach.,vice pepaident, rinse, “security? banks transacted — business Thursday. of the} Raleigh, | fee Bismarck TO HAZEN astman returned to her today after a several visit with friends in the city. HERE ON BUSINESS G. A. Lenhart, cashier of the Farm. ers Sbate bank at Hazelton, was in home days’ New Librarian | Enjoys Work Here: Bismar sae 1 to i talke, charge haa | of the pi she the ¢ “Die tibeats cla, doingcite beat, vol meet the demands of the people,”| MISS LILLIAN RICH Miss Rich said, “We are always glad to be called upon for help. With he opening of the club seagon we xpect many women to ask our help in looking up references and will d all in our power to supply them wi the needed material Candy Sale Saturday W. LUCAS CO. See the new party dresses for college and -high school Bismarck Thursday on business. Every outing calls for Kodak pictures “Hold it—just a second.” Click goes the Kodak shutter and another moment’s fun is made yours for the years. Picture-making with a Kodak al- ways adds to the fun. Drop and gi quainted with our com- plete Eastman line, and with our photcgraphic service — it’s the genuinely helpful kind. Kodaks $5 Up HOSKINS-MEYER The Home of KFYR You should inspect the .« NEW at Fe Dresses NOW ON DISPLAY HERE. Dresses ranging in price. from with wine reds are rose brown, gray and black, colored trimmings are ne' Colors Complement Fall Fashions As colors go in fashions, so must the colors in footwear follow suit, for my lady of today is harmoniously dressed from top to toe. Richmond's Bootery girls at Harris-Robertson’s. To wear beige, sauterne, mauve, while plain black with w for daytime wear. TONIGHT Friday and Saturday FORD STERLING As the gusty, boasting “Kid” from “West Philly’—Says he can swim the English channel back- wards— If You Want to Laugh Come tonight and have a laughing spasm! MATINEE Every Day at 2:30 bluffing, ° FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1926 :||A. W. Lucas Co. Where You Expect. More for Your Money--AndGet It An Important Accessory of Milady for Fall Is The Glove It-must harmonize with her costume, and for that correct harmony so necessary consult our Glove Department. oy $3,95 Real Kid Novelty Gloves $4.50 Exceptionally fine quality of real kid Gloves, with novel- ty cuffs; cuffs aye of contrasting colors, many with ef- fective J All Sizes and Colors The New Kaiser Chamoisettes, $1.00 Straight and turn back cuff Gloves with contrasting stitching and embroidery. In 1 aa gazelle, rosewood, elk and To Close Qutt tec suit cinh, 3 and embroidery on backs; full run of sizes, 6 to ia emai pecrsatigad e a TS: Saar eg Sonar cima inna ETT a sons ar a Sa Our Munsingwear Sale Is Still On Vests, $1.00 Bloomers, $1.47 Chemise, $1.47 Brassiere Top Stexfa, $2.19 While they last, your choice at Substandards of the regular Munsingwear Garments at a saving of netrly one-third. Lovely new pastel shades. Size range for the slender and sto Woman. Novelty Cuff Kid Gloves, $2.95 Novelty Gloves continua in‘:vogue with many costumes. The kid and lamb kid Gloves have embroidered backs and cuffs, and novelty cuffs. Step-in Pumps—One-strap—Oxford Effects iv im $4.9 A Big Value in New Fall Feotwear Always a,Winner The Big Bargain. . Basement Never || Disappoints You. - For Saturday: Children’s School Hose, Asaisted Colors, 19¢ vale, 6 pairs for $1.00 Tie Backs, 244 yards long, a set, 59c ; Season Union Suits, 36 to 46, suit, $1.49 Toweling, extra good. quality, a yard, 12%e pai. each 98c ayard, 19¢ a 2 big $2.00 value $1.69 Damapk Table Cloths, 58x56, another big $2.00 value $1.69 ti sand Girdles in al sies, broken lots to clase ont, each $1.00 Cleanser, 3, Cans. for 19c i Mushacm . . . 19¢ choice of Crystat; White..or._P. and G. Soap,..21 bas.for 89c | Were Every Purchase Maat be Satisfactory or Money Refunded | Vnncey webct