The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 20, 1927, Page 5

a) ’ \ ry Mesdames Meyer and_ Dollar: Are . Joint Hostesses ~ Mrs. P. 3, Meyer and Mrs, G.H. Dollar entertained Wednesday evening with a “waffle supper. “Covers were marked for 12 guests. After the supper bridge was played,| honors going to Mrs. L. E. Huschka and Mra, F. D. Cordner. Mrs? nd Mrg. Dollar will be Toate luncheon tomorrow at the home of the former. Graduate Nurses Honor Guests at Shower Wednesday the Biem hospital the home Avenae D,) nt to Mre. Minnie! rju, formerly Mi Wick, and Mrs. W. H. Jo! are graduates of tal training ‘school. The.evening was spent informally with sewing. . A course lyncheon was served. The honor guests were pre- gented with many lovely gifts. Nurses’ Home of St. Alexius Hospital Is Formally Opened The beautiful new nurses’ home of vithe St..Alexius hospital was formal- + «ly opened to the public for the first time this afternoon from 2 to 5& o'clock when scores of friends of. the 1d to see the new build- rs, graduate nurses and receiving line and committees were on hand to show the visitors through the building. The reception will continue this evening from 7 to 10 o'clock when hundreds of others are expected to visit the nurses’ home. Tea was served to thé visitors during the aft- ernoon and will be served this eve- ning. The new building faces on Tenth street and was built directly at the refr of the hospital. Visitors are asked to use the Tenth street en- trance this evening. PARTY WELL ATTENDED About one hundred couples attend- ed the A. O. U. W. dancing party, Tuesday even Cards were played early in the evening, honors going to Mrs, E, F. Trepp, Mrs. M. Gordon, R.. A. Gray and Abe Tolchinsky. A luncheon was served at the conclusion of the evening. TO BOTTLERS’ CONVENTION . Baird, pure food commission- id J. P. Sell of the Capital City eft last evening for Fargo.to attend\the convention of the North Dakota Bottlers Association. ‘Mr. Rated ig on the program of the convention, Jal PLAN DANCE The Sons and Daughters of Norway are planning another dance for Mon- “ day evening, January 24, at the A. O. U. W. hall. Old time and modern dances will be featured. The commit- tee cordially: invites. everyone to at- tend. - TO ENTERTAIN AT DANCE The Super-Senat in. organization correspondents, will entertain tomor- row evening atthe Patterson hall at adance. Invitatio! e been issued to members and friends. ‘PRACTICE TEACHING Miss Marion Staley, Bismarck, senior in the school. of education at the University of North Dakota, is practice teaching in the home econo- mics ent at. the Belmont school, Grand Forks. VISITOR LEAVES Mrs. I. H. Leer left this morning for her home in Prettyrock after a visit in Bismarck her daughter, Esther, atthe home Of Mr. and Mrs, P, A. Shuren. . THURSDAY, JANUARY. 20, 1927 Miss Janet Carufel. Is Honor Guest at Shower Wednesday Mrs. Howard Wilham entertained Wednesday evening at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Caru- fel, with a shower in compliment to her sister, Miss Janet Carufel, a bride of next month. Bridge was played during the evening, honors going to Mrs, W. 8, Rohrer and Miss Anna Marie Manning, There were 24 guests. A course luncheon was served at the conclu- tion of ithe games at tables lighted with pink-and lavender candles, The same colors were carried out in all the: appointments. The gifts for the honor guests were attractively ‘ar- ranged in a basket decorated in pink and lavender. Superintendents Guests at Tea on Tuesday Afternoon Mrs. A. A. Whittemore and Mrs. Alfred Zuger poured Tuesday after- noon atthe tea givén at the Prince hotel by Miss Mary C. Fairchild of New York city for visiting county superintendents, city teachers, and club members interested in educa- tional work. The tea was given in connection with the opening of an ex- hibit of pictures by the Art Extension Society of New York city which is being held here this week with Miss Fairchild in charge. The exhibit is being largely attend. ed, Thé pictures displayed are the ones, selected to be used in visual educational Work in the state during the coming year. The pictures are also on display in the Harris-Wood- mansee windows. Press Luncheon of Women’s Clubs on January 27 The press luncheon and institute planned for ‘Bismarck in connection with the state*federation board mept- ing will be held January 27 instead of January 25 according to Mrs. F. H. Waldo, t, state chairman. The change is due to the fact that sufficient time will not wailable at the lunch hour on Tue: The presidents and press chairmen of Bismarck clubs, representatives from the Mandan Fortnightly club, and state and district press workers will mect at the Hotel Prince at 1 o’clock on Thursday, Mrs. Waldo an- nounced today. TO ENTERTAIN AT CARDS The Ladies of Nonpartisan club No, 1 will entertain‘ this evening at the O. 0. F. hall with a card patty, nds of the club are cordially in: vited to attend. Daneing will follow the card game. - ON BUSINESS Charlie Waldo of. Minneapolis is in the city transacting business, Mr. Waldo represents the Benson Opti- cal company. 1S IMPROVING E. J. Taylor, who has been a patient at the Bis: k hospital following an operation, is. now very much proved. IMPROVES Miss Ila Bigler, who has been ill since an appendicitis operation sev- eral weeks ago, is “now improving nicely. SEMESTER EXAMINATIONS Semester examinations opened this morning at the high school—and.will continue throughout tomorrow. FOOD SALE The War Mothers will hold a food ———SSSSSSSSS= Why My Hair Stays in Curl Wallace Hopper. My hair, wavy, fluffy and ons the envy: of countles: Yet I never'have a Marcel w: This white kid shoe with bowknot motif *of green. lizard'is the smart model to take south, sale at the A. W. Lucas store Satur- day beginning at 11 a. m. | VISITS IN VAN HOOK Mrs. Lewis J. Mann has gone to Van‘Hook for a visit with Mr. Mann. | GOES TO RINGTON Sorlie spent Tues- day in Carrington on @ business visit, pete BUSINESS TRIP : C._P. Stone left last evening -for the Twin Cities on a business trip. TO MINNEAPOLIS R. W. Wire left Wednesday even- | ing for Minneapolis. Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid food sale, 1; o’clock Saturday, | at Hoskins: | | | | | Would you sell it at the o/d figure? F your property ‘is under- insured and it should burn tomorrow, the amount you receive would be consider- ably less than the property is now worth. Wouldn’t it be just like selling your home at the o/d value? . Make sure that your fire in- surance is adequate to pro- tect its present value, Henry & Henry _ Insurance 2 Representing The AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE CO. of Hertford, Coan. Matinee Every Day at 2:30 TONIGHT — Thursday UST HER LEAVES, HOSPITAL | liiness and, returned to his home at 2 Sixth street, HERE FROM ASHLEY ~Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Burton of Ash- ley: were in the city “Wednesday, transacting business. 5 RETURNS FROM CITIES L. V. Miller has returned from the Twin Cities, where he has been trans- acting business. TO BOZEMAN J, _M, Hammond left/ last evening for Bozeman, Mont., after a visit in the city. at after season prices, tion at ‘ \ | Chris Bertsch left the Bismarck | j hospital today after a several weeks’ son’s most favored shad GOES TO FARGO 0. E. Benton left yesterday for Far- go after a dtveral days’ visit in the city. NISITS IN BISMARCK Miss Elizabeth Barrett of Minot is visiting friends in the city this week. TO VISIT IN MINNEAPOLIS Mrs. C. ing has gone to Minne- apolis week's visit with friends. A CORRECTION The War Mothers will hold a food sale at the A. W. Lucas stcre instead of Webb Bros. on Saturday. Sale com- mences at 10:30. the season. —_— | School Notes | Members of the high achool debate team will go to Minot Monday eve- ning to meet the Minot high school team in a debate on the question of agricultural relicf. Members of the team who will make the trip include Jeannette Slater, Anthony Faber and Edmund O'Hare. They will be ac- companied by the debate coach, Oscar Kolberg. The local team will uphold the affirmative side of the question, The Women's Benefit As- scciation are giving a dance Friday evening, Jan. 21st. Public invited. Good music. Six Closed Banks to Pay Dividends Dividends payable to the depositors of six closed banks were announced today by L, R. Baird, state receiver of closed banks, A 10 per cent dividend will he paid to depositors of the Farmers and Mer- chants Rank at Leeds through ©. W. Conroy, district manager at Devils Lake. O. L. Engen, distric Fargo, will pay a 15 to depositors of the and Merchants of Hunter and 0 per cent dividend to depositors of the First State Bank of Tower City and anager at ividend the Prosper State Bank of: Prosper. It wilt bef the second dividend paid to creditors of the Tower City. Bank and the third paid:to Prosper de- positors. : S..DeLaney, district manager at Bismarek, will pay. a 50 per cent divi- dend to creditors of the Farmers Stata Bank of Lake Williams and a 10 per nt dividend to creditors the Farmers State’ Bank of Tall! supper given at the -Raptist church, corner Ave. B_ and Fourth, Friday evening, from 5 p. m. to 8 p. m. Price JANUARY 1 FARANCE A SALE worthy of your immediate attention—values surpassing all preceding sales of chandise so greatly reduced for quick disposal. isd Every Winter Coat Must Go! Each one a garment that can be worn next winter as well as finish the present season; the showing includes Novelty and Plaid Mixtures, Silk Lined, Luxurious Deep Pile fabrics, all fur trimined and velour finished fabrics, in many cases a splendid value at double the sale prices. ‘$6.75 $12.75: $19.75 $24.75 , Four large groups Every style feature of the season is represented in this high grade mer- $12.50 $22.50 $39.50 $49.50 Higher Priced. Coats Beautiful dressy models of rich lustrous fab- rics, and all silk iined, elaborately fur trim- med dnd in many of the best colors as well as black. Reduced for Clearance to V4, Price All Fur Coats Reduced NOW! The opportunity you’ve been waiting for, to secure a nice fur coat For example, these few listed below: Natural Rat, $185.00 value, to sell at Muskrat, $295.00 value, to sell at .... Silver Rat, $265.00 value, to sell at .. . Silver Rat, $325.00 value, to sell at .. Raccoon, $387.50 value, ‘to seil at . Sealine, $197.50 value, to sell at : Hudson Seal, $395.00 value, to sell at Hudson Seal, $525.00 value, to sell at ...... Buy your furs here with confidence Dresses Priced to Move Them Quickly Prices like these cannot be duplicated on merchandise of this quality. The styles are right, the materials of the best, and there are sizes for every- one. Lovely satin crepes, flat crepes and: novelty weave silks in the sea- les are placed in four big groups for easy selec- .. 315.00 .... 420.00 Wool Dresses One and two piece styles in the popular Friska material, plain or fancy checked in blue, tan, rose, grey or red. colors. in this lot were up to $39.50. Sale price Values $17.95 One especially selected large group of children’s plain or fur ec. Hn pe y applying what I call my Wave and Sheen. I do it after every shampop. Then I comb my hair backward to give this wave an? fluff, and. the curl en- dures, You can have and keep any. style of hair you like my. Wave. and it is glossy, in shape. if you want trimmed winter coats at only \ Price Silk Underwear Many odd pieces from broken sets including Vests, Bloomers, Chemise and Step-ins in all the lingerie colors, tailored or lace trimmed. All first: qualities, to close out at~ 1% PRICE z Sweaters Women’s and misses’ heavy knit Sweaters for skating and sport wear. Wool and part wool in many good colors $5.95 and $8.50 TO INSTALL OFFICERS fy icers of the Women’s Relief H OPPa MAM bp installed Friday after~ ' bof » Ad | D. Congher ON STUDENT STAFF France Hillman, Bismarck, has been tppointed reporter on the staff of the Dakota Daily Student at the Univer- i sity of North Dakota. You are invited to attend a j supper given at the Baptist church, corner Ave. B and Fourth, Friday evening, from |" 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. Price 65¢.| jem as T do. Or have smooth hair and keep it smooth. Wave and Sheen. —— enieees simply treats the hair and keeps it in pi Be: any style desired. | The’ Weather | - | Fair and colder tonight. Friday fair and con- « ..) Fall and Winter Hats Everything is in readiness for a great clean-up of every fall and winter hat, large and small shapes with many large head sizes included. Many spring models included. Hats for miss or matron in every desirable color and many of the cleverest style innovations, are placed in four big groups. Values were up to $15.00 $1.95 $2.95 $4.95 $3.95 Winter Underwear this wondrous hair Once yot never go without it, dress you will It adds'a wealth of woman's ir. Any toilet counter will supply it. imply ‘ask for Edna 6 So that all may have a chance to share in these great bargains we will continue our sale of fine Icts in women’s or misses’ medium weight Broken es from our popular Athena brand, knit to the shape of the body. “You will want several tinued cold Hae epee aad a paarentes 2 tee ae A ree $1.00 Bi ts France, Kayser, Prin. “ ‘ | j $3.50 at Plain knit had ; nia? SHIRT SALE eye | Ce Brassieres # $1. 00 Etienne he set 1S Sa 4 an ‘ ; 4 Odd sizes and -discontinued . 2 it of. excellent close out ai ape | tie See aio this mee hee. Velaanie Sicincael atthe payee : 4 Off | 9 Vee 116% Fourth:8t. + ima sale price of eR ain C rAcH : e ahy $1 95 : One table'piled high with women's and children’s fine quality wool or silk and wool hose, either 48 C | $2, $2.25 shirts ° plain ‘dr ribbed, values to $2.25, to close out for only ...............0..... Pr. | sat