The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 6, 1926, Page 5

MONDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1926 | tw Dr. anil Mrs. Strains Hildor Simonson Hosts’ Saturday at * Dinner and Bridge] at Bridge Luncheon! The Christmas colors made a pretty| Miss Hildor Simonson was hostess | setting for the bridge dinner given Saturday afternoon at her apartment) % a in the Person Court at a bridge Saturday evening at the home of Dr.| tincheon for which there were eight! and Mrs..F. B. Strauss, 223 First| guests, A dainty color scheme of yel- strect, low and white was carried out. Red and green candles lighted the} Two tables of bridge played, hon- tables. Covers were marked for 26] ors going to. Mrs. George F. Smith| ' suests. and Mrs. R. 8. Indseth. | Following the dinner six tables of bridge were in play, honors going to Mr. and Mrs. 0. Lundquist. Mrs. T. R. Sloan Play Cast Guests at Dinner Saturday at Di ancing Party Mr, and Mrs, Leo DeRoeh tertained Saturday evening Saturday Evening ner in compliment to Mrs. T. R. About fifty couples were entertain-| of Fargo, who left that eve ed Saturday evening by the ladies of| her home after 1 week's vis St. George's Guild at a dancing party| city. Covers were marked for in the Elks hall, The guests were Out-of-town guests included Mr. members of the cast and choruses of | ynd Mrs. H. F. Sloan of Mandan. “Leave It To Gloria,” 2 musical comedy are a Benny under the! Mildred Hanewell uuspices of the Guild. ; Honoree at Shower Various colored hats were given as favors and serpentine streamers add- ed a gay note to the affair. A three ‘piece orchestra played. Punch and wafers were served throughout we A farewell surprise party was evening. en Saturday evening by inti friends of Miss Mildred Hanewe! Whist Party Given [iia stnast atone » Saturday Evening Hanewell left Sunday, in com For Mrs. Kallies! Hanewell, and their small daughter, \ for Pittsburgh, Pa., where Mr. Hane- 12 First) Well has accepted a position as mine inspector. The party was in the nature of a Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Allen, 1 strect, entertained at a whist par Saturday evening én honor of Mi ’ : Lewis Kallies of New Lisbon, Wis. miscellaneous shower for Miss Hane- Four tables were in play, Mrs, Della! Well as she will be married ‘Aahat-ah Jen. Gonlgg lien © nth, Dancing and music were the| ning honors. diversions of the evening after which A buffet lunchean was cobvilt: ab: a three course luncheon was served, the conclusion of the games. An in- inne laeulceeereet a canal ‘ formal program completed the fe GOVERNAR 1 GRAND FORKS iris Sorlie went to ning’s entertainment, * List ind Forks Sunday morning where, a member of the budget board, he is visiting the University ef North DELEGATE TO | Miss Sara Boy hose home is H south of Menoken and who a \ xraduate of the Bismarck high se! has been chosen as one of two de ’ Women’s e Lives gates to represent Jamestown Col. lege ut the National Student confer- are relieved of a great hy- © gienic handicap in this way. ence which convenes in Milwaukee| Positive protection—discards December 28. She was selected aty like tissue a general student election held last | week. AUXILIARY DINNER The American Le; will have a dinner m Gay at 6:30 in the Lions’ room at the! Grand Pacifie hotel. The dinner will he followed by election of officers! and every member is urged to attend. Members are asked to register at the Grand Pacific hotel before Wednesday morning. RETURN FROM THE EAST Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Simons returned to Bismarck yesterday from! adopted it, a two weeks’ wedding trip tothe Twit! You wear sheer frocks and gowns Cities, Chieago, and points in Ohio! without a second thought, any time, and Illinois, and will reside at 822| anywhere. You meet every day, East, Main street. Mr. Simons this’ every business or social demand un- resumed his work as corre-| handicapped. nt for the Associated Press, NO LAUNDRY RETURNS HOME Y Discards as easily as a piece of aroline Fisher, who has been} tissue. No laundry. No embar- y at the homes of her sons,’ rassment. William Fisher, here for! Five times as absorbent as ordi- t six weeks, left Sunday eve-| nary cotton pads, it banishes danger for her hame at Tacoma, Wash.| of mishaps. (5b asemmes Deodorizes, too, And thus ends TO JAMESTOWN ALL. fear of offending. us and Court ty went "| | HERE is now a new way in woman's hygiene. A way scien- tific and exquisite that ends the un- | certainty of old-time “sanitary pads.” | It is called “KOTEX.” Eight in every 10 better-class women have You obtain it at sg depart- ¥ aes ment stores simply by saying n today, where the judge! *KOTEX.” Women thus ask for en a regular jury term of Cs") i¢ without hesitancy. Saas rind a few cents for a package of \KOTEX No laundry—discard like tissue trict court tomorrow. CLUB TO MEET Tho Cosmos club will meet this evening at the home of Mrs. mour H. Cook, 120 Avenue B. The Weather Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday; not so cold tonight camonos-catwevey Fashion Demands Toiletware in Gay Colors The smartest women of the the decorations rooms. They satiirally select Fiber- loid because gives them such a splendid variety, of colors ae such truly Pari- sian: designs. We are show: ing a beautiful assortment of these sets, together with many. beautiful manicure pieces. ' Sterling Silver, of course, is the last word in toilet ar- ticles, and we are showing some beautiful sets at 8 unheard of for this quality. F. A. Knowles Jeweler - “Bismarck’s Diamond Stone” of their : With a Personal Touch | Imported Linens, Leather Goods, Novelties All Reasonably Priced : Sn eaten tee Nigey oY DN :, $i . Mandan, ND Dakota today. He will also conduct a | hearing on a request for extradition while at Grand Forks, ond will re- | debate team, which includes Kenneth | Crawford and Robert Birdzell of Bi marck, will méet representatives of the Moorhead State Teachers’ coll Hostess Saturday | ths Meothend State Tene lege with prohibition as the issue. . G. Sorlie, left Saturday evening for Minneapolis, where he spent Sun-| day. From thee he went to Lincoln, Neb., to transact business. \ pects to return to Bismarck the lat- rr part of the week. of Fargo Honoree |<. e home from Minneapolis where has been attending business. 0! for the past four months. has returned home afte and Farewell Party business in the city. ny ; with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John | the city over the week-end. ber 7, our annual closing cue! {S3 sale of all fall hats. early. Buchholz Millinery, op-| next| posite Prince Hotel. rn here Wednesdi gana TO DEBATE MOORREAD The University North Dakota i} ., on January 20 i See ATTENTION A, 0. U. W. members. The A. 0. U. W. will hold their an- nual nomination and election \of officers Tuesday ni Dec. 7th, at 8 o’clock. | freshments. “Silence”—a tremen- dous picture of mystery, ro- mance, melodrama and thrills ON BUSINESS TRIP {—at the Capitol theatre to- E. G. Larson, secretary to Governor| night. He & out age RETUR Miss Esth college HERE ON BU Henry Inget of sr township ansneting | 2 see. 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