The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 21, 1926, Page 5

‘LUESDAY)/DEOEMBER 21,1926 Mrs. Tekippe and Brooks Joint Hostesses at Party Mrs. Harrison Brooks and Mrs. George Tekippe entertained Sunday evening with a surprise birthday arty complimenting their husbands. Pi The affair was given Phot gi at the Tekippe Three atbles of whist were in during the evening, honors goii Mrs. J. C. Maddox, Roy Rri Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Wilcox. tions were in the Christmas color: A refreshment course, carrying out the Christmas motif, served at the conclusion of the evening. Cecil Hagen Weds Chauncy Jennings Monday Afternoon The wedding of Miss Celia Hagen of this city to Chauncy Robert Ji nigs of Glendive, Mont., was s nized at 3 o'clock Monday afternoon at the Presbyterian Manse, Rev. Paul S. Wright officiating. The couple were attended by Mr. and Mrs. K. Glen Springer. The bride wore a gown of tan chiffon and velvet and carried a shower bouquet of Ophelia roses, Following the ceed, a wedding dinner was served at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F.C. Tousley. Mr. and Mrs. Jennings left’ last evening for the Twin Cities, Chicago and points in Wisconsin for an extended honey- moon. After February 1 they will be at home in Glendive. Mrs. Jennings had/made her home in Bismarck for the past six years. She has been employed ut the state railroad commission and more recent- ly in the office of the state tax commissioner. Mr. Jennings is connected with the Bismarek Grocery company in Glen- ive, play 0 id New Year’s Dance | Plans Are Made By | U. C. T. Members fi The U.C. T. and the UL C.T. A iliary today announce plans for their annual New Year's dance which is to he given at the Grand Pacific hotel, Friday night, December 31, with music by an excellent orchestra. The New Years’e dances given by the U.| C. T. in the past years have always | been outstanding features of the holi-| day season and the one this year is expected to be no exception. The affair this year will contain aj number of surprises in the form of special stunts. Favors and noise makers of various kinds will be dis. tributed to the guests so that thd New Year may be greeted in the cus- tomary manner. A midnight lunch will be served and Mrs. K. A. McCord, Mrs. W. C. Bush, Mrs. J. B. Smi E. Jensen will be in charge of thi The general committee is headed b; F. A. Doll and W. C. Bush. They will be assisted by J. L. Bankston, F. H. Viren, J. L, Georve, J. B. Smith, J. S. Sigurdson and Oscar Lingren. RETURNS FROM: DETROIT Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Wallace have re- turned from Detroit, Mich., where Mr. Wallace-‘uas: been visiting for several weeks with his mother. Mrs. visit and to return home with Mr. Wallace. HOME FOR CHRISTMAS David Cook, who has arrived from the University of North Dakota for Wallace went to Detroit for a (a Mr. ane Mrs. Ea the Christmas holidays, will be em- ployed at the First National bank during the holidays. VISITS DAUGHTER Mrs, Mary Braddy of Worland, Wyo., has arrived in the city to spend the winter with her daughters, Mrs. C. J. Reff and Mrs. C. L. Thompson. LEGION TO MEET _ There will be a regular mecting of the American Legion Wednesday eve- ning. A special program has been arranged by the committce. LEAVES ON VACATION | Miss Grace Jensen, who teaches in the Burnt Creek district school, has gone to her home in Driscoll for a two weeks’ visit. RETURNS HOME Miss Harriet Shipp, who has closed a term of school in Morton school district, has returned to her home in Bismarck, RETURN TO TUTTLE Mr. and Mrs. Phil Palmer and son returned to their home in Tuttle to- day after a brief visit in the city. VISITS IN JAMESTOWN Miss Alice Lueck left this morning for Jamestown, where she will visit over the Christmas holidays. ITS IN BISMARCK Miss evel Rapp of Phoenix district school is spending a few days in the city. BUSINESS VISITOR A. H. Klipstein of Menoken was a business visitor in the city Mon- lay. The Weather Unsettled, probably light snow tonight or Wed. Warmer tonight Social and Personal Study Club Hears Christmas Program at Meeting Monday| The Bismarck Study club was en- tertained Monday afternoon at the! home of Mrs. S. A. Floren, The pro-| gram of the ufternoon » included u Christmas reading by. Miss Pauline Fritz. Mrs. Floren gave 9 vocal solo, and a vocal duet by Mrs. Floren and Mrs, Hermann Scheffer was also en- joyed. Mrs, V. E. Joslin played two Piano selections. exchange of Christmas gifts followed the program. A basket, which will be presented by the club to @ needy family at Christinas time, was filled by the club members. At| the conclusion of the afternoon a re- freshment course was served. Rainbow-De Molay Dinner Dance to Be December 29! An affair of the Christmas holiday: that is looked forward to with en-| thusiasm by the younger sct is the! DeMolay-Rainbow dinner dance which | will be held December 29 at the Ma-| sonic Temple. Harry Lobach, mas- ter counselor of the DeMolay, will Miss Martha preside as toastmaster. Gertrude Lundquist will dress of welcome to the hi college members and it to have two responses. Music bers and readings will complete the brief program. Art Cayou’s’ orchestra will furnish music for the dance which is to fol- low. Confetti, serpentine and other carnival favors will be used. The Rainbow girls, who wish to invite a guest, ate, asked to turn in their Teservations us soon es possible so that invitations may be sent out, All Masons and their ladies are in- vited to attend the affair. Miss Phyllis Rosen and Ernest Penwarden are co-chairmen, ELECT -OFFICERS At a regular meeting of the W.| R, C, Saturday afternoon at the home of Mrs, J. E. Kiesal, election of of- was held, Mrs. Mary Morar- s chosen president; Mrs. Kiesal, resident; Mrs, Frances Marcel- lus, secretary; Mrs. Gertrude Miller, treasurer; Mrs. A. D. Cordner, con- ductor; Mrs. Wesley Baker, guard; Mrs. 'M. Lenhart, junior ' advisor. Five dollars was voted to the Salva- tion Army to be used in Christmas charity work. GO TO GRAND FORKS Miss Bessie Garvik, accompanied by her sister, Miss Helen Garvik, who has been’ visiting in Bismarck for several months, will leave Wed- nesday morning for Grand Forks to spend the Christmas holidays with ir mother. Miss Bessie Garvik will be gone about a week, her sis- ter remaining at her home in Grand | Forks. H GUEST IN BISMARCK {_ Miss Lillian Polakow of Waukegan Lake, Ill, a student at Northwestern University, is in the city, the guest of Miss Sally Rubin. Miss Polakow, in company with Miss Sally Rubin and Miss Ruth Rubin, both North- western University students, arrived in the city Sunday evening to spend ,the Christmas holidays. RETURNS TO ST. PAUL rl Newton, who n_in Bismarck for several onthé, left this morning for their home in St. Paul. Mr. Newton has been engaged a3 superintendent of of the St. Alexius hospital. LIBRARY TO CLOSE The Bismarck Public: Library will close on Christmas eve from 7 to 9 o'clock, the regulgr evening hours of the institution. “and will remain closed over Christmas day. GOES TO VALLEY CITY Miss Juletta Albert left this morn- ing for Valley City where she will visit until the opening of the State Teachers’ college on ry 4, when | she will enter the col | TO VISIT IN VALLEY CITY Miss Lucile Milman left Monday evening for Valley City to spend the Christmas vacation with her parents, Miss Milman teaches in the Phoenix school district, HERE FROM WASHBURN John Starbuck of Washburn trans- acted business in the city yesterday. DR. M. E. BOLTON: Osteopathic Physician 1164, Fourth St. Phone 240W. OUR many years exper: ience in the selection of Diamonds and other pre- cious stones, coupled with our KNOWN REP- UTATION for COR- {RECT VALUATION, protects you 1n selecting your DIAMOND here. Watches The above is also true in buying a watch. We know all makes of watches, and are competent to i it on them.: if it’s a Swiss watch you will find here a com tent watchmaker to give service on it. : Jeweler | this evening at 8 o’clock in the pur- construction for the new nurses home ! TO ENTER CALIFORNIA SITY Mrs. Martha P. Tatem, who has been deputy state superintendent o: public instruction under the admin. istration of Miss Minnie J, Nielson, will leave tonight for Kansas City, Mo., to spend the Christmas holiday: with her sister. Mrs. Tatem will) then go to California where she plans to enter the University of California | the first of the year. ENTERTAINS AUXILIARY The home of Mrs. J. was the scene of an American Legion Auxiliary meeting Monday evening. Following a short business: meeting th remainder of the evening was! spent in packing Christmas boxes fo disabled soldiers. A luncheon w served ‘at the conclusion of the eve-| ning. About 20 members were in at- tendance. | VISITS HERE H Miss Thelma’ Roavold, teacher in the schools ‘of Fergus Falls, Minn., has ‘been in Bismafck since Sunday visiting friends, She left today for her home in Driscoll where she will spend the Christmas holidays. past six years has been employed in the state department of public struction, hag accepted a with the Bin't of CLASS PARTY | The members of Mrs. C. A. Fisber’s Sunday school class will be enter- tained Thursday evening at the home of Mrs, W. J. Noggle. Boxes will be packed for por families during the evening. EPISCOPAL MEN TO MEET There will be a meeting of the men of the St, George’s Episcopal church ish house. All the men of the con-! gregution ate urged to attend. GOES TO NAPOLEON Miss Katherine Hartnett was in the city this morning en route to home in Napoleon to spend Christnme, holidays... Miss Hartnett | teaches in Jumestown. { % | VISITS MOTHER Marshall Sprake, Unifersity of North Dakota student, is expected to arrive in the city tomorrow to spend the Christmas holidays with his moth- | er, Mrs. Zoe Sprake. RETURNS FROM CALIFORNIA | Mrs. M. J. ette, who has spent) the past year in Scramento, Culif,,| arrived in Bismarck today for an ex- tended visit with her granddaughter, | Mrs. Jessie Hur: GUEST OF SON eae Mrs. Minnie Reff of Perham, Minn., is in the city to spend the winter MQVevne ero eeeverceeeeA UOMO EOC ETUNE NANETTE a Announcement Mr. Adler, formerly of Har- rington’s Shop and Annex i Shop, wishes to announce he | is located in the Prince Hotel Barber Shop. (Beauty Shop in Connection) Phone 15 ETM EE - For Christmas and ever after... Preps ictr ol a Hera is a gift that will be valued, not only at Chrise- but for years to come. It gives the greatest of boons— music--as often The New as it is desired! In no other way can you have such music in your home. 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The Big Store is making a quantity price to churches and schools, and by the way that candy and nuts are going out of the store the sweet tooth will enjoy its fill this Christmas season, Toytown Is Wonderfully Interesting And there is Toytown in the Big Basement Store—a wonderfully interest- ing place as you sce the happiness on the faces of the young and old kiddies as they behold its wonderful array, and all priced so reasonably. Toytown is going to spread a lot cf happiness this Christmas, and plenty is left for those whose shopping has been delayed. The Interesting Gift Shop How interesting is the Gift Shop, with its beautiful array of gifts gathered from all over the globe, where there is an appropriate gift for every gift purpose. It is a popular part of the Big Store and a protection to you against the high pricés so prevalent in this line. Thelmportant Member of the Family And Baby’s Own Shop, where the most important member of the family at Christmas time has been so elaborately provided for; where fond mothers, too, will be pleased when you remember baby with a gift from this department. And All Over the Big Christmas Store Are useful gifts, temptingly displayed and temptingly priced. Mother, sister, sweetheart or friend—all can be remembered, and in a way that wil! make the giving more pleasant than the receiving. And Dear Old Dad The good old standby of the family, whose name may be at the bottom of the list, but who is so useful at this season of the year, can be made happy by a gift from the Big Store. He may bluff it out by saying, “Nothing doing for me,” but Dad is just a kid grown up and steps a little spryer on Christmas Day because he was remembered. Delayed and Last Minute Shoppers Can complete their shopping at the Big Christmas Store, coming here con- fident that they will find what they wish to complete their lists. We have helped countless others, Jet us he!p you. And again demonstrate that when you come here expecting more for your money you get it, not only at Christmas time, but all the year round. . and nuts that arrived the first of And please accept the compliments of the season from the Big Store, and with it assurance that your favors are appreciated and that its constant efforts will be exerted in your interests in the days to come. A. W. Lucas Co. The Big Christmas Store Where You Expect More For Your Money—and Get It.