The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 17, 1926, Page 5

eee See i can ee HERE 5 hie! Proved: : y U. C. T. Ladies Give _ Musical Club Has is ee Bete beer senting 's] FROM MINOT Call 198 for Lueky Strike Party at Lucas Home Christmas Program | few éays in the city with friends. | Is Larson of Minot/and McCormick Coal. For Mrs. Osmundson! at Meeting Thursday] ,, RETURNS To priscou, tt | Mrs. G. Osmundson, who is leaving | . Lucas, bridge were in play, E. Jensen, Mrs. Osmund- son received a guest favor, At the conclusion, of the evening a luncheon was served, Sorority Women : Guests Thursday at Mrs. Sorlie’s Home of maranici bat Hapaak eect Thursday evening ut the vernor’s mansion for the members of the Pun- hellenic Association and other soror- ity women. There were about 2 | the Current, Event club Wedtccte A DIAMOND guests, and the evening was spent | aftern . Mrs. W. informally with Christmas carols and | a very interssting paw ae eave singing. The members of each soror- | relations with China and Mrs. E. G. | Wanner gave an article on po 1 movements in Japan. At the conclu- MOST LASTING | sion of the prog 8 who were joint hostesses with “Mrs, | ed refreshment nn tne hostess serv, Sorlie, included Miss Hazel Nielson, ; ity represented contributed to the en- tertainment, Members of the Alpha Phi sorority, A Fe on un extended trip to California | of Christmas gifts followed the pro- And other western statesy was honor! gtam of the Thursday Musical club To Eu Guest Wednesda evening at a party | yesterday at the home of Mrs, A. J.|_.The W. B. A. will meet this eve given by the UL ©. T. ladies at the | Arnot. A luncheon wag served. The} | Program given during the afternoon, | Ot Meg ee Deane arith Mrs. J. L. Hughes as leader, fol- a> | Following the Star—John Prindle | Seott, ' ' {Dawn of Hope—Charles Whitney! Coombs, { Miss Marjorie Best and Mrs. F. M. | is a | Sussex Mammer’s Christmas Carols—- G Song the Angels Sang—Louise Adol- sphe Coerner, } Mrs. J. P. Regan, Mrs. q Mtss Katherine Goddard, Mrs. L. V.! Miller, Mrs. Walter Renden, Mandan, Miss Mary Houser, Miss Mary Nuch- in Bismarck and Mandan for several weeks, has returned to her home. Mrs. Wunders spent a great part of her visit with her parents who live west of Mandan. She formerly lived in ~ Bismarck, |‘ ATTENDS SISTER’S COMMENCE- MENT Miss Jennie Hagen has gone to Minneapolis to attend the graduation of her sister, Miss Ruth Hagen, from the school of nursing at the Univer- sity of @finnesota, RECITAL AT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Mrs. Hermann Scheffer will present her pupils in a recital this evening at 8:15 in the Presbyterian church. tend. GO TO” CALIFORNIA Mr. and Mrs, D. E, Morton will leave Monday for California for an extended visit. Mr. and Mrs. Morton urrived in Bismarck several weeks ago from Minneapoli PLAN NEW YEAR'S DANCE A committee from the Rebekah lodge is busy planning an invitation dancing party which is to be given New Year’s eve, December 31, at the 1. 0. 0. F. hall. PARENTS OF DAUGHTER Mr. and Mrs. James S. Campagna of Bismarck are the garents of baby eirl born Wednesday evening the home of Mrs., W.\HL. Miller, 709 Sixth street. j RETURNS FROM TRIP Miss Rertha R. Palmer returned last. night from. Minneapolis, Grand been for the past two weeks. RETURNS FROM GRAND FORKS rles Gohel, who went to Grand Forks a few weeks ago to accept a position, has returned to Bismarck because of poor health. UNDERGOES OPERATION Mrs. Charles Walters of Jamestown underwent an operation for appen- dicitis at the Bismarck hospital Mon- day morning. HAS SCARLET FEVER Miss Lucille Buckley, who attends ‘the Bismarck high school, is confineq to her home near Bismarck with the searlet fever. HERE FROM DRISCOLL Mrs, H. A, Mellon, accompanied bv her son-in-law, William Van Vleet, transacted business in Bismarck this week. RETURNS TO HAZEN Mrs. Theodore Link, who has been a patient at a local hospital sine@ Monday, has returned to her home at Haren. i CALIFORNIA E. B, Leathers of Mekonsie has left on an extended trip to California points. ef : Camp of Modern | e ween of America will hold a business meeting Sat- urday, evening at 8 o'clock in the office of Consul L. J. Wehe in the Lucas block. of officers and other business will be transacted. waieg take t 1.0.0.F. _ Sati y ni at 1.0.0.F. Hall. Everybody welcome. —_—_—_—_——SXSXSX The Weather Forks, Fargo and Mayville, where she | % gis, Mandan, and Mrs. R. D. Indseth, | may eae craring in the Business an rofe: Ww "s y WOR tone | Fosse ~ oo (ae es A GIFT THAT IS A JOY (® = 08 Probably fair tonight ‘ and Sat not quite 1 vew OGG i010 1010 10i0i010101810101010101010i018101G1D IFO 818181818 i8L8.08iEieLe Mrs. George Shafer was hostess to The Alumni of the Bismarck hospi- tul will be entertained at « Christmas CHRISTMAS. Albert Rychman of Pollock, 8. D., " yyho has been visiting his sister, Mrs. ASK ABOUT OUR CLUB | xeles, California, where he will spend PLAN OF PURCHASE. several months, Mrs, Mary Teichman of Fargo, who has been the gue of her daughter, Bonham Bros. Miss Esther Teichman, for severai j weeks, left yesterday for her home in FOR . ‘argo. - i ; m j Gifts That Last ENTERS HOSPITAL | Fred Kreuse. Jr, has entered the | Bismarck hospital for treatment. . The public is cordially invited to at-! Mr. and Mrs. C. U, Peterson and family have gone to Livingston, Mont.,! THE BISMARCK TRIBUN mas! for the unnual election of officers.| RET Mrs, Anna DeMats of Fargo, state] Mrs. R. Hs NS HOME where they will spend the Ch: holidays. RETURNS TO LEITH sion, A good attendance is desired. | the city. Mrs. KE. J. Lawfer has returned to ee 9 Ther home in Leith after transacting IS IMPROVING * business in the city for several cuys.! Mrs, Frank Titus, who has been ill ——— ‘for some time, is now very much im-| ins Mr. and Mrs. : acted business in the city yes- : Nei . in| terday. Main. Henry Neiman has returned to his h in Driscoll after a few days’ Christmas tree and an exchange ip tee ae Ya eommcapieue FFICERS ning ot 7:30 at the A. 0. UL W. hall Mra. V. J. LaRose IN HIS GREATEST COMEDY KNOCKOUT rainger, Mrs. J. L. Hughes THE CHOICEST GIFT OF ALL! ~ eal w Childs, Miss Bessie Baldwi ENTERTAINS CLUB y interesting paper on American DIAMONDS ARE THE REMINDER OF A ¢ CHRISTMAS PARTY MEMORABLE FOREVER AND WHICH gram. INCREASES IN VALUE ERE is the greatest prize- <* H fight pri te core made! More thrills and laughs to: the foot than you'd think possible! What a whirlwind of fun and excitement to sweep you off your feet! TONIGHT FRIDAY and SATURDAY GOES TO CALIFORNIA AS THE YEARS Go BY. B. McGann, has left for Los An- LEAVES FOR HOME Consult Your Jeweler GO TO MONTANA | A.W. LUCAS CO. .....L he Big Christmas.Store The Store With the True Christmas Spirit We Will Be Open Evenings : next week on © ; ‘ \ Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday But will be closed Friday evening—Christmas Eve. We are closing at 6 p. m. on Friday in order that our employes may have opportunity to be in their homes or enjoy other Christmas festivities—so do your shopping before 6 p. m. Friday. 4 Our Mailing Department Is a Busy Place We are helping many. with their mailing. Let us help you. No charge made ex- cept the actual cost of postage and insurance—and no long waits for you, either. AY ~ A Gift For Every Gift Purpose And priced on the usual Lucas Co.-more for your money here than elsewhere basis. Remember This Store Closes Christmas Eve. ‘ : ‘Thus exemplifying the true Chtistmas spirit. _Where You Expect More For Your Money—and Getit. ~ « v010s0i0191418/evevevobnsecevenevovoicejaiéieieiainieieinieieieinini ~The Big Christmas Store — ’ jocum has returned to] “Hell commander, will be here for the ses-| Fargo after a several days’ visit in| now yo PAGE FIVE st cableship in the world, | field; British Cotumbia, with Fanning ying the longest , Island, 3,600 miles away in the Pacific connecting Bam- | Ocew bs 1 eee lil! CE AU TY; * SANTA CLAUS Mele, Paris. | Wants you to iook your best. A Soft Water Shampoo and Marcel with one of our Facials or Manicures will pre for his reception. not only to fit profile, but person- u “Our Methods Please” f HARRINGTON'S BARBER-BEA Will he closed all Well, “IDIAMONDS Real Bargains in 46° at $210.00 39 at $169.00 JAMES W. MAREK i wranty Bank Bldg. North Dakota arly ismarck, N. For Women For Children “\ ese Such Slippers as you would love to receive yourself. For men—Felt and Calfskin with cushion insoles in a variety of wanted col- ors. For women—Quilted Satin, Kid and Felt in soft sole or with leather sole and heel, all colors. For children—the cute little Cavalier in red or blue, clever little Bunny Slippers in fawn shade, hilo, and slippers like Dad’s or Mother's. The y in our nfy slippers is not equalled at respective - MODERATE PRICES ‘+! Webb Brothers ! oe Shoe Department R. E. Barneck’s Jewelry Christmas Specials every man’s watch sold at every Lady’s wrist watch $12 or more, sold at $10 or more, FREE Watch chain with | FREE metal bracelet with Three Piece Ivory Sets A large assortment of cuff special at $5.95. A real links. The latest white bargain. styles $1.50 to $7.50. ——____ Deltah Pearls at anniver- Diamond rings of the sary sale prices. Many highest quality in the styles to choose from. Also latest style mountings at appealing _ prices. Also birth stone rings at new low prices. the La Tusca P $5.00 zo $1 —_—_—— _—_—_————— Many other items to choose from in my new A gift that lasts in every and up to the minute purchase. Buy where you stock. save, #4 Broadway Entrance A. W.. Lucas Co.