The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 10, 1926, Page 5

FRIDAY; DECEMBER 10,'1926 *: . Social:.and ‘Personal | Governor’s Mansion Will Be Scene of Panhellenic Party' The Bismatck and Mandan members of Alpha Phi Sorority will be hos- tesses to the Panhellenic Association ext Thursday evening at 8 o'clock at the governor's mansion. All sor- ority women are invited. Reservations should be made as soon as possible with Mrs. A. G. Sor- lie at 39 or Mrs. Walter Renden at Mandan 266-W. GOES TO WAUSAU Walter D. Gunckel, for the ' past year and a half second assistant at the local weather bureau, has availed himself of « three mont! eave of absence without pay, and has gone to Wausau, Wis. Mrs. Gunckel and baby left’ for usau some time ago to visit relatives. Mr. Gunckel’s place here is being filled by Hugh D. Spangler, who wilt occupy the position permanently, since Mr. Gunckel will be assigned elsewhere upon his return to the service. ‘FOOD SA SALE The Baptist Ladies Aid will have & food and fancy work sale at the Hall Drug store Saturday afternoon, beginning at 1 o'clock. Cakes, pies, baked beans, brown bread and many | other articles will be sold. The ladies oh also made a silk quilt which will on VISITS IN BISMARCK Mrs, Ed. Chinburg of Parshall, a cousin of Mrs. Arthur C. vt a city, is visiting her hus tient at the Bismarck hospital. While in Bismarck Mrs. Chinburg is the house guest of Mrs. Sec, GUESTS AT D AT DINNER Mrs. Charles Boardman and Miss Gertrude Hagy weré guests at dinner Wednesday evening at the home of | Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schultz of Mandan, | VISITS F FAMILY | George Brittin of Brittin visited Thursday with his family, who are! spending the winter in Bismarck. TAKEN TO HOSPITAL Mrs. G. E. Wingreene is seriously ill at the St. Alexius hospital. She is suffering from stomach trouble. GOES TO ONTARIO Mrs. H. B, Beauchaft of 614 Hanni- fin avenue has gone to Ottawa, On- tario, for a visit with relatives, RETURNS TO WILTON 4. M. Thompson has returned to his home in Wilton after a short business visit in the city. VISIT HERE Mrs. F. L. Burdick and daughter, Ora, of Mandan visited friends in the city Thursday. ENTERS HOSPITAL Harold Richards: of Burmetad has} entered the St. Alexius hospital for! ‘treatment. HERE FROM NEW LEIPZIG J. Henry Lewis of New Leipzig was ® business visitor in the city Wed- nesday. ENTERS HOSPITAL Phillip Dressler of Marshall has entered St. Alexius hospital for treat- ment. ON BUSINESS Herman Neiman of Driscoll trans- acted business in Bismarék Thursday. Pods FROM MIN MINNEAPOLIS jorge B. Ferrell of Minncapolis is wines in Bismarck for a few days. HERE FROM MOFFIT A. Anderson of Moffit transact- usiness in the city yesterday. GOES TO FARGO age has gone to Fargo visit with relatives. Mrs. for a few HERE FROM LINTON E. M. Graff of Linton transacted business in the city Wednesday. The First Lutheran Ladies’ Aid will hold 2 food sale at the Jarrell Hardware Store Saturday afternoon, Dec. 11. Bread, rolls, fattigman ro- settes and cakes will be for sale. : Me fair tonight ‘etary not ad The Misses Pollard Entertain in Honor 4 Animal Hat Miss Rosemary Lomas | Se { The Misses Ruth and Ethel Pollard entertained the members of the’ bridge club lest evening at apartment in the Person Court in compliment to Miss, Rosemary Lomas, 8 bride-to-be. Honors in the games were won by Miss Frances Wanner. Miss Lomas received a guest favor. A course luncheon was served after the games. A doll in bridal-costume formed the centerpiece of the honor guest's table. TAKE PART IN PLAY Miss Marguerite Ross, their, who was|An appliqued graduated from the Bismarck high] leather, with a palm tree, of black elephant make @ school in 1925 has been selected to play] Charming novelty of this highcrown- the part of Lois Ingals, a 1926 fiap-| per, in “The Goose Hangs High,” the play to be given December 21 at the State Teachers’ College at Minot. Miss| ) Ross is a student at the college. The} 4. play is being produced by the ‘Campus | Players under the direction of Hazel Clark. ENTERTAIN® BRIDGE CLUB Mrs. W. E. Lahr was hostess to the; Wednesday bridge club at the regular ‘meeting this week. Honors were won by Mrs. F. A. Copelin. A luncheon was served at the conclusion of the | afternoon. VISITS BROTHER Mr. and Mrs. John Gerving of Glen| Woman's picture attractive to meif} ed green velour. Pee ea ee AT THE MOVIES ELTINGE THEATRE Fads, fancies and foibles of feminine, following fashion’s latest decrees of both the ntime” and drawing room variety, play their ac- tive and interesting parts in “Stella Dalk which opened at the Eltinge yesterday and remains for today and Saturday. “Stella Dallas,” Prouty’s novel, has been the called a Ullin have returned to their home| #nd women. after a short visit in the city with Mr. Gerving’s brother, Valet patient at the St. Alexius hospital. ’ _ HOUSE GUEST M. Kusler of Aberdeen, 8. D., is in. the city, the house guest of Mrs. W. C. Mills. She is also visiting her daughter, Miss Lizette Kusler. who makes her home with Mrs. Mills. IS SERIOUSLY ILL Ray W. Folsom, who underwent an operation for appendicitis early thie week at the St. Alexius Hospital, is, still seriously ill. ENTERTAINS CLUB Mrs. C. A. Rust entertained the members of the Birthday club Wed- nesday afternoon at her home, 419 Sixth street. LEAVES FOR HOME Mrs. H. H. Mielke of Ryder, who has been a patient at the Bismarck hospital, left yesterday for her home. PATIENT AT HOSPITAL Dan Hitcher of Kulm is a patient at the St. Alexius hospital. Beauty and Bob Shop. Expert Marcelling. Ladies’ and Children’s Bob- bing. Permanent Waving. Phone 7 for appointment. A. W. LUCAS CO. 100 new Pattern Hats. Spe- ;cial for Saturday at $4.95.— Sarah Gold Shop, 312 Main St. On eend eng Birthday Hoskins-Meyer Home of K-F-Y-R For Gift Hosiery What's more appropriate than ‘one, two or three pairs of these celebrated long ‘anand “Holeproof” Hose? 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