The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 5, 1927, Page 5

rg * PER HA ogo p eghordmge Social and ||" Personal Beautiful Gowns Worn at Inaugural: Although. the inaugural réeeption| qast evening at the.Capitol building was not a formal affair, many, charm- ing gowns ,were in evidence in the huge throng which greeted Governor A. G, Sorlie and Mrs. Sorlie, Ex-Gov- ernor J. M. Devine and Mrs. Devine, and Ex-Governor John Burke and Mrs, Burke, Miss Bertha Palmer and other eine of the state of North Da- ota. - Mrs. Sorlie's everiing gown of aoral georgette embroidered with rhine- stones aimply and artistically designed? and was worn with a corsage of reses. A rope of pearls was her only ornament. Silver sHp- pers completed the ensemble. Mrs. Burke wore an attractively fashioned frock of silver metallic lace with an overdrape of biue lace. Mrs. Devine’s gown was of tan georgette, gracefully designed. Miss Bertha talmer wore a pretty frock of ‘¢in- namon colored canton. Members of*the business women's club who agsisted in serving the panch were gowned in-evening frocks, many of them in pastel shades!’ Miss Chrissie Budge, president of the ctub and chairman for the ingugural recep- tion, was gowned in Nile green satin crepe and wore an attractive corsage of roses and ferns. Dinner Given Last Evening By Miss ~. Elizabeth Jones — ning at her apartment in the Person Court. The tables were lighted with blue and yellow candies and other appointments were carried out in the same colors. Freesias and green- ery formed the centerpiece. After dinner the evening was spent informally. CHURCH PARTY The junior department of the Pres- byterian Sunday school entertained for 38 Indian girls last week with a yarty in the church parlors. Mrs. E. P. Trepp, junior department super- intendent, and Mrs. R. G, Goddard and Mrs. Sara West Ankenmann, who have charge of the classes for the Indian girls, was in charge of the party. Games and music formed the diversions of the evening and refresh- ments were served, DR. STOCKTON ‘TO SPEAK Members of the Baptist chureh are ureed to attend the meeting at the church Thursday evening when Dr. Fred E. Stockton cf Fargo and Miss Lucy Russell, a missionary from Japan, will have charze. The méet- ing will open with a supper at 6:30. It is important that every member be present. All will contribute to the supper. METHODIST AID TO MEET | The first division of the Methodist Ladies Aid will meet ut the-home of Mrs. B. B. Cook, 522 Avenue D..at 3 o'clock Thursday afternoon. The sec- ond division will meet at the home of Mrs. O. P. Lund, 723 Ninth street und the. thifg division~at the home of Mrs. B. M. Dunn, 416 Third street. MISSION STUDY OPENS TONIGHT ‘A six-week course in the study of foreign mission work of the Presby- terian church will open tonight. Ninety persons Wave enrolled in the three classep to meet on each Wed- nesday evening at 7:30, The public is cordially invited to visit any of the sessions, : . BUSINESS MEETING | The Presbyterian Ladies Aid s0- ciety will hold. a business meeting in the church parlors Thursday after- noon at 3 o'clock, Reports will be given by the sale and supper commit- tee, the treasurer and all standing committees, All ladies are invited to attend, KNIGHTS TEMPLAR TO MEET - A regular meeting of Taucred Commandery, Knights Templar, w be held Thursday evening wt 7:30 at the Masonic temple, All members and visiting members are ‘urged to attend, i EPISCOPAL MEETING The choir of St. George's church will meet for rehearsal this evening at 7:30 sharp. At 8:15 the Crusade SS The Weather Partly cloudy tonight or axid ‘Thursday. Not WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 5, 1927 ig ge service will be eld. The pub-| of 1915, has been ordained a minister i of the Methodist Episcopal church according to word received by friends. Miss Danford was the daughter. of Dr. Danford, superintendent of the Bismarck district of the Episcopal church for many years, ‘as there will be| She is now of Spokane, Wash. St, Gebrge’s Episcopal Guild will meet tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. G. F. Dullam. A large at-| tendance is desi | election of officers. Miss Ruth Danford. a graduate of Reception Tuesday jthe Bismarek high school in the class ‘Take Advantage of These Big Bargain Basement Specials Now Lay in a supply at these low prices for the future. We suggest that you shop early ‘to avoid the rush and while there is a full line to pick from, as these specials will be ‘is cordially invited to attend, pcianen Anarene MEETS TOMORROW BISMARCK GIRL 1S MINISTER snapped up in a hurry. ° WOMEN’S KNIT BLOOMERS. Pair 49c. "A very fine knit cotton Jersey Bloomer; some are plain flesh and white, others are blue, green, henna, orchid and yellow, trimmed with a contrasting ruffled band at the knee; for quick clearance they go at 49¢c pair. GOOD QUALITY HOUSE FROCKS. Each 59c. Percales. and ginghams; nicely trimmed; sizes 86 to 46. There are many styles and itterns to choose from. A very well made garment, and oniy 59c each during this ig basement clearance sale. WOMEN’S UNION SUITS. Each $1.00. Fine quality ribbed cotton, sl WOMEN’S SATEEN SLIPS. rted English striped sateen and non-cling materials. out 20 different colors, and in all sizes; our regular $1.00 value. WOMEN’S KICKAWAY SATEEN BLOOMERS. Pair 79c. Kickaway Bloomers are made with the strideaway saddle crotch and are absolutely guaranteed: against ripping. They may be had in rose, green, flesh, honeydew, black, Good quality im) may be had in navy and white, in all sizes, at WOMEN’S RAYON HOSE. 3 Pairs, $1.00. Made of highest quality materials, with a reinforced foot and high heel. boot reaches well above the knee and is narrowed at the ankle. This Hose may be had in 15 different colors and in all sizes, at only 39c a pair or 8 pairs for $1.00. BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ HOSE, 5 Pairs, $1.00. The popular girls’ wide ribbed the boys’ heavy ribbed rough known for their wearing qualities. 25c a pair, or for this clean-up sale, 5 pairs for $1.00. BOYS’ FLEECED UNION SUITS. Each 89c. This is a very good quality heavy weight flat fleeced suit of grey random; may be had in sizes 4 years to 26 years at BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ SWEATERS. Each $1.25. One lot of Boys’ and Girls’ Sweaters, all wool sweater coatseand wind breakers, in sizes 4 to 16 years; regular values to $1.69; at only $1.25 each. BOYS’ WINTER CAPS, ALL SIZES, 75c. Made from good grade suitings, with fur lined ear laps; all sizes, at only 75c each. ig MEN’S COTTON FLANNEL SHIRTS. Each $1.00. Made from a good grade extra and khaki; sizes 14 to 1614; at only $1.00 each. MEN’S GOOD QUALITY UNION SUITS, $1.25. Of heavy weight flat fleeced or medium weight ribbed suits slightly fleeced; our reg- ular $1.49 value at only $1.25 a suit. MEN’S FULL CUT OVERALLS. Each $1.00. Made from the best heavy weight 2-20 denim, triple sitched throughout and bar tacked at all strain points. This is a full cut garment that is made to stand the wear and tear. MEN’S FULL Made of heavy and cut extra full; sizes 14 to MEN’S PART WOOL WORK SOCKS, 5 Pairs $1.00. This is a good heavy weight part, wool sock and comes in white, grey, blue‘and tan. MARQUISETTE CURTAIN SETS, a set 59c. Set consists of two 24 yard ruffled panels. and two ruffled tie-backs, in either plain or barred patterns, at only 59c a set. TURKISH FACE TOWELS, 15x24, 10 for $1.00. Size 15x24 inches; single thread. They have two rose stripes through center. TURKISH BATH TOWELS, Heavy Weight, 5 for $1.00. A good. heavy weight single ~ white; 25c each or 5 for $1.00. ; PILLOW CASES, 36x42 inches, 5 for $1.00. A good weight bleached pillow case that is free from filling; 25c each or 5 for $1.00. PART LINEN CRASH, Half Bleached, a yard, 121. A good, Genely Rake half linen crash Toweling, 16 inches wide, with blue or red bor- der, and half BED BLANKETS, 66x80, a $3.00 value for $1.95. This is a medium weight, block Plaid, double blanket. if 36-Inch CHALLIS FOR COMFORTERS, a yard, 15c. A large assortment of new patterns and: colors, 36 inches wide. GENGHAMS AND PERCALES, Large assortment, a yard, 18c. A large assortment of new patterns in Dress Ginghams yard, for this week-end clean-up sale only 18¢ a yard: , The Big Bargain Basement ANJURED MAN AT-HOSPITAL Wty Paget ‘i r ‘woun in is right arm im an ac- Cidental “shooting at“his home in| Good music, weight blue and grey chambray and khaki cloth; all are triple stitched Napoleon, was been brought to the St. Alexius hospital for treatment. He underwent an operation yesterday morning. The Women’s Benefit Asso: ciation of Maccabees are giv- ing a dance Thursday night, ‘Jan 6th, at the A O. U. W.| *|Hall, ‘The public is invited. | Methodist who received A.W.L BIG BARGAIN |! BASEMENT | ightly fleeced; they come in all styles and sizes. Each 89c. These slips only 79¢ a pair. The silk hose, may be had in black, brown. camel and sand; and and ready hose in black. Both of these hose are well THURSDAY—FRIDAY—SATURDAY JANUARY 6—7—8 Every Item'a Necessity and Priced for a Quick Clean-up. 50 Dresses, Each $3.95 Silks—W ool Serges—Tweeds. Ail in the latest fal! and winter styles. Values in this lot up to $9.95; priced for a quick clean-up at $3.95 each. 15 Fall To Chose Out Quick only 89c each. heavy cotton flannel; two button-through pockets; grey and Winter Coats $5.75 Lots f Winter yet and at these prices you can af- ford ‘a new Dress or Coat. j Boys’ All Wool 4-Piece Suits, $8.49 Each suit includes ‘a Coat, Vest, one pair of long Trousers and one pair of short trousers. All in thse latest styles. Sizes 6 to 16 years. Former value......... $12.95 Women’s 150 Pairs Siz: Oxfords, Each $1.00 Step-in Pumps. (jme Strap Pumps. Oxford Effects. They come in patents, kids and satins, and a {right size ina good style for you. While they last,....$1.00 each, : A Big. Blanket Value At $2.89. _ This is an extref heavy weight cotton plaid double blanket, size 66x80; has a wool, finish; comes iif: blue, gold, rose, tan and grey combinations; our regular $3.95 value for, this week end only.. Suen weaiae ae ) Values up CUT WORK SHIRTS. Each 89c. to $15.00 17, at only 89¢c each. thread Turkish Bath Towel, size 22x44 inches; plain ‘ and Percales, values to 25c_a' eee Se i ira ira “Never Disappoints You.