The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 24, 1926, Page 5

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1926 - Council Bluffs Girl at Omaha, Nebraska The marriage of Miss Grace Coyne of Council Bluffs, lowa, and Sergeant Ralph J. Erikson of this city took place Wednesday, November 3, at St. Peter's Catholic church, Omaha, Neb., Rev. Father McCarthy officiating. Following @ short wedding trip Mr. and Mrs. Erikson will be at home at Apartment 17, Latona, 641 South Twenty-fourth street, O: Mr. Erikson, son of Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Erikson 11: Bis- marck, is with the United States army and is stationed at Omaha. Waffle Party Is « , Complimentary to Misses Parmenter Mrs. Clifford Scott entertained Tuesday evening at a waffle party ‘in compliment to the Misses Olive and Elizabeth Parmenter wh Jeaving next week for their new home at Des Moines, Iowa. Following a Social and Personal Ralph Erikson Weds | Bismarck | Baptists Greet Minister and Family at Reception Rev. and Mrs. C. A. Stephens and family were welcomed to the pastor- ate of the First Baptist church Monday evening at a pot-luck supper and reception given by the congre- gation. There was a large uttend- ance of the members and many of vem: minister of the city were pres- ent An informal program was given in the church ditorta » made up of congregati singing and talks by the various ministers and members of the church. ev. W. H. Bayles, director of re- ligious education in North and South Dakota, was a guest. |Bridal Shower Is Complimentary to Elizabeth Toppins Mrs. Elizabeth Toppins, who is to be married soon to Charles Board- man, was honor guest Monday ev: waffle supper the-evening was spent) ing at a shower given by the em- with cards and music. The rooms were prettily decorated ried out in all the appointments. Odd Fellow Service Friday Evening to and the Thanksgiving motif was car. | lagy. Be Open to Public, Brigadier General R. G. Harrington | and staff, assisted by the marck Canton and the Ladies Auxiliary af- filiated with the canton, will confer/ the Decoration of Chivalry on Miss Katherine McDonald Friday evening at the regular meeting in the Odd Fellows hall. This ceremoney, which is described as beautiful and sive, will be open to the public. The hall’ will be opened at 9 o'clock. McDonald was voted this hon- high one in the Odd Fellow “a ganization, by the Rebeccas of Bis- -, the table appointments. [ployes of the Webb Brothers store + the apartment of Mrs. Gertrude tne evening was spent informally with games. Mrs. Toppins was pre- sented with a sewing cabinet and linen. At the conclusion of the even- ing a refreshment course was served.! Three Tables Play at Hendricks’ Party on Monday Night! Mr. and Mrs, E, M. Hendricks en- tertained Monday evening at tables of bridge, The Thanksriv motif was prettily curried out Honors a in acts, The guests are to come in costume und prizes will be awarded for the best costumes. exe, formerly ae united marriage to Theodore Stewart ‘tacoma, Wash. on iwovemoer 3 ay the home of the bride’ 5 Norman Foster, in Cal; ertz, according to word r here. The couple visited Mrs. ewart’s family at Monitor before going to their home in Tacoma, Wasi. HONORARY BOARD MEMBE: R. B. Murphy of this cratic national committceman North Dakota, hus accepted an invi- tation to become an honorary mem- ber of the advisory board of Women’s National Democratic Club. He has not determined whether he will attend a great Democratic pageant to be held in New York on January 11 UNDERGOES OPERATION James La of Mott is a patient at the B rek hy he underwent an operation for ruptur- ed appendix Monday. He is getting along nicely. Mrs. Larson, who has been with him for the past two da: left this morning for her home. UNDERGO . A.W. Tracy of Bis wife of A. W. Tracy of the National | a Highway, underwent u serious Saturday morning at a al in Spokane, Wash. No word as to her condition since the opera- tion has been received here. IS IMPROVING Elmer Brown, who hi ously ill at the St. Alexius hosp is much improved and expec’ leave the hospital Thanksgiving Day. D HOLIDAY of Bismarck will smissed on Thursday and Fi week in celebration of the Thanksgiving holiday. Many of the aaa the games were won by Miss Mil- dred Rundell and C.F. Martin. At the conclusion of the evening a prettily appointed course’ lunch- con was served. THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE students and teachers are planning. tnj iving syal sauce. S - [ats Te ee ticle Cele Hien the eae jey Thanksgiving ‘at the| with royal sauce. Soup, Cran | ia. t i ‘OR DULUTH H » manager of the shoe } of the Webb Brothers i ft this morning for Duluth, i where he was called by the | death of his father-in-law. Mrs. }Gran has been in Duluth for several i weeks, { hote dinner for al. Choice of “TC@™- reast turkey’ stuffed with) A ious = Thanksgiving oyster dressing, roast spring dinner will be served from { duck with giblet dressing, P. M. to 8 P. M. at the Mc- {fricd soring chicken country Kenzie. Beautiful souven'r jstyle, sliced breast of turkey menus. A Dozen Good Photographs Will make twelve ep!endid Christmas presents and will be less expensive than most any other dozen gifts you can buy. Students of the school are taking tests today. The given a fe: the Thanksgivii HERE FOR THANKSGIVING Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Nupen of town, formerly of Bism: pected to arrive in the ening to spend Thanksgiv with friends. 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Whether purchased here or not ycu may bring your pai to our mailing department, where they will be securely wrapped, receipted for to you, in- sured if you wish, correct postage attached and mailed. No charge will be made except the actual cost of postage and insurance. This department will be opened Nov. 29. It certainly would be a happier Christmas for all of us if, through t assistance to you in your Christmas mailing, some heart would be madc happier by the receipt of a gift that otherwise may not have reached them because of the wrong address, A. W. Lucas Co. Bismarck’s Big Christmas Store tudents. Cash best Thanksgiving Let us be reverently erateful to our Creator for the good we, of this 1uvored tand, enjoy. May we regard what we have as a sacred trust for now and posterity— to be used and safe- guarued and never to be wasted or wantonly de- destroyed. Thanksei Day will be observed in St. George’s church tomorrow morning with'a celebration of the Choral Eucharist at 9 o'clock. 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