The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 10, 1927, Page 5

TUESDAY, MAY 10, 1927 Mrs. Fred Hanson Honored on Monday at Surprise Party Mrs. Fred Hanson, teacher of the! Philathea clasg of the Presbyterian church, was tendered a pretty sur- prise party last evening at her home by the members of the cl The affair celebrated Mrs, Hanson’s birth- day anniversary. honar guests. © Games and music were enjoyed| Pink roses and tapers formed the during the evening and a luncheon| centerpiece and each cover was was served. The centerpiece was a candle lighted birthday cake. About 20 girls were in attendance. Mrs. Hanson was presented with a snap shot album containing a picture of each member of the class, Panhellenic Members x Guests at Dinner on Tuesday Evening Members of the Panhellenic Asso- ciation held their monthly dinner meeting last evening at the Patterson hotel. There were 15 guests at the dinner which was followed by a bridge party in the hotel parlors. Three tables played, Miss Ruth Pol- lard winning honors, *Mrs. E. 4. Heising was chairman of the committee in charge and was as- sisted by Miss Mary Houser. TO ATTEND CONFERENCE Rev. C. F. Strutz, pastor of the Immanuel Ltd ATH church, and Rev. A. H. Ermel, pastor of the Ger- man Evangelical church, left Mon- day evening for Cavalier to attend the sessions of the annual North Da- kota conference of Evangelical churches, which opens Thursday and will continue through Sunday. Pre- liminary sessions began today. Rev. C. A. Bremer, presiding elder for this district, alsq went to Cavalier Monday to be present at the meet- ings. J. F. Schwantes is a lay del- egate to the conference and went to Cavalier today. MONDAY CLUB MEETS The Monday Study club was enter- tained yesterday at the home of Mrs. H. P, Goddard. Mrs. W. EB. Lahr gave an interesting review of John Galsworthy’s book, “The Silver Spoon,” and Mrs. Fred Jansonius reviewed “Griffin in China” by Genevieve Winsatt. JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET The Junior-Senior banquet of the Bismarck Hospital School of Nurses will be held Saturday evening at the Prince hotel. Graduating exercises of the school will be held on June 5 and 6 when 22 nurses will receive their diplomas. The program will be announced late: ‘°° FATHER DIES { Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Coghlan and three daughters left this morning for Thompson where they were eallea by the death of Mrs. Coghlan’s father, H. 0. Thompson. Mr. Thompson died Saturday morning and funeral serv- ices will be held on Thursday. MOTHER-DAUGHTER Members of the Busine: fessional Women’s club wii j their annual mother-daughter ban-| quet this evening at 7 o'clock ut the, Prince hotel. lembers of the a ‘ and their mothers will be guests. ’ VISIT HERE *.Mr..and Mrs. George Watson of MeKenzie are guests at the home of Mrs.. Watson’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. J. King, for a few days. TO ENTERTAIN SENIORS 2 The Bismarck Hi ital §=Alumni will entertain the niors of the training school at the Country club May 20. PARENTS OF SON Mr. and Mra. M. A."Tobey of Sen- tinel Butte are the parents of a son born this morning at the Bismarck hospital. SISTER DIES Mrs. E. C. s‘ogarty of Sterling has gone to Harlan, called there by the death of her sister, Mrs. Mattie Potter. fog SUNSHINE SOCIETY TO MEET The Sunshine society. will meet Wednesday at the home of, Mrs. M. J. Cullerat 304 Mandarf avenue. VISITS PARENTS % Mrs. Roy Random of Jamestown is visiting in Bismarck with her par- ents, Mr. and M J. King. RETURNS HOME H. A. Knudson has returned to his home in Driscoll after a business visit in Bismarck. RETURNS HOME Miss Mary Cram has returned home after a week-end visit in Sterling with Miss Mary Ellison. TO VISIT IN FARGO bi Mr. and Mrs. R. FP. Hawley left thir morning for Fargo, where they will visit their children. VISIT IN STERLING Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Doyle have re- turned from Sterling after a brief visit with frien RETURNS HOME Ed, Prachel has. returned from business trip to Jamestown. The Weather Part! udy _ tonight ad Wwe . Ris- ing temperature Social and Personal | Mrs. E. G. Larson Honor Guest Monday at Club Luncheon The Bismarck Study club tained Monday noon ‘at the Grand Pacific hotel with a luncheon at which Mrs, E, G. Larson, who is leav- ing in the n future for Valley City, and new members of the club were enter- marked with a nosegay of rosebuds and daisies. A color scheme of pink and white was carried out in all the appointments, Mrs. Larson was presented with a gift from the club. Following the luncheon bridge was played at the home of Mrs. F. B. Me- neney. FIELD FORCE REORGANIZED J. FE. Mulholland, state manager of the Homesteaders Life Association of Des Moines, Ia., spent the past week in Bismarck reorganizing the local field force, Mrs. A. N. Newton and Mrs. P.-Wiést of Bismarck and Mrs. V. Dunbar of Mandan have been add- ed to the present force which includes Mrs. Vera Slonicker and William Kiley. Last evening Mr. Mulholland entertained the force at a dinner at the Grand Pacific hotel, Covers were marked for ten. AUXILIARY TO MEET The American Legion Auxiliary will have a dinner at the Lions room of the Grand Pacific hotel at 6:30 Wed- nesday evening. After the dinner a business macoting will be held and officers and delegates to the state convention will be elected. Members are asked to phone their reservations to 461-M or 498-J. RETURNS HOME George Wallace left last evening for his home in Minneapolis after a few days’ business visit in the city. Mr. Wallace is a former resident of this city and was once state tax com- missioner, TO FARGO E. M. Hendricks, Frank Aughany and T. C, Madden of the state rail- road commission left this morning for Fargo where they will attend an. interstate rate hearing. BANQUET DATE CHANGED The Junior-Senior banque:, which was to have been held this week, has been ene, until May 26, Plans for the affair are not yet com- pleted. HAVE A DAUGHTER A daughter was born Monday to| Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Amundson of | Pickardville, at the home of Mrs. J. G, Dixon, 104 Ninth avenue, Bismarck. RETURNS TO STEELE Mts. Charles Liessman, who has been visiting with her family here over the week-end, left this morn- ing for her home in Stecle. | YEOMEN TO MEET The Yeomen will meet this evening at 8 o’clock at the A, O. U. W. hall. A large attendance is desired and refreshments will be served. DAUGHTER BORN Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Myers of Bald- win are the parents of a daughter born today at the home of Mrs, J. G. Z * Members of the Thurs club presented a Mother’ tentiary which was enthu: received, part and nine musi given, appropriate tall W. C, Hanewald has returned from Minneapolis, where he has been on business. , Clif Hammel of Killdeer is spend- ing a few days in the city with friends. Miss Madge Runey was the guest eld in Sterling over the week- end, William McQuillan and Lyle Hud- son left last evening for Minneapolis, | E. A. Hughes has gone to the Twin Cities on a few days’ business visit. + | Hints on Etiquet |! a. ones permitted on the informal table? |be used at a formal dinner? - 1 the plate. 3. No. Wednesday and Saturday Dixon, 504 Ninth avenue, early. a very popular price. $59.50, now markable price of night. Coats, Suits and Dresses We are offering our entire stock of ladies’ spring coats, suits and dresses in the following price groups at greatly reduced prices. tions are very drastic to insure quick sale, so come Group One Neatly styled coats, suits and dresses formerly priced to $19.50 offered at i $14.45 a Group Two Censists of the most popular styles and materials. Formerly priced to $29.50, now $19.95 Group Three Youare sure of individual styles in this group at Former values to $39.50 $28.45 Group Four These garments are smartly designed and well tailored ih the .better materials. $36.95 Group Five This group is made up of our better garments. Dresses were formerly priced to $69.50 and coats to $97.50. You will surely want one at the re- $46.95 MOTHER'S DAY PROGRAM. y Mu: Day pre Sunday afternoon at the peni- tically took were an About 15 mem! 1_numbe; Wright ga Mrs. J. N. RETURNS FROM CITIES ( to VISITS HERE VISITS IN STERLING during TO MINNEAPOLIS BUSINESS TRIP special What extra plates are the ‘only Where are they placed? May bread and butter plates Tho Answers The-bread and butter plates. Above the forks, at the left ol Dance at Moran’s every The reduc- Values to Remember every spring coat, suit and dress in our store is offered in this sale. The values are remarkable, so buy early while the selections are best. Ladies’ Hats Group One Consists of clever trimmed straws and silk and straw combinations. Formerly priced to $8.95 : $3.95 Group Two These are the better hats with all the smartness de- sired. Dainty spring colors and combinations. Values to $15.00 offered at $6.95, BISMARCK WEEKLY TRIBUNE :|Plans Completed For Observance weighed. featured of Burr ay the speaker. teen members of the gradu and Dr. diplomas. ae | A reception for friends and rela- tives of the nurses will be held at the new nurses’ home following the commencement exercises. Although. hospitals have for hundreds of yea til 1921 that the day movement originated a year 1,500 hospitals threw open th doors to the public. of Hospital Day St. Alexius hospital has completed! 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