The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 17, 1927, Page 5

Mrs. D. T. Owens Entertains With Dinner at Wildwood —_— Mel. D. T. Owens entertained Sat- uruay evening at a 6 o'clock dinner at Wildwood. Employes of the state library commission and the state his- totical society were guests. Bird seady was enjoyed in the grove. ~4Following a four. course dinner the rucsts assembled around a camp- ire and enjoyed an hour of nature! study, Mrs, Owens was assisted by/ the Misses Lucile and Helen Dahl. | Pienie at Wildwood | on Monday Evening | Honors Ruth Cairnev In compliment to Miss Ruth Cair- ney of Ushey formerly of Bismarck, @ group of fri evening with a picnic at Wildwood.; There were eight couples in the party. Wiss Evelyn Engdah! of Lisbon was Nso an ont-of-town guest. Dancing followed a picnic supper and an informal evening was enjoyed. Miss Cairney and Miss Engdahl are en route from Lisbon to Spokane. They are making the trip by car and bith remain in Bismarck for several jays. { TO ATTEND P. T.. A. COUNCIL Mrs, Emma Golden, state Parent: Teacher Asagciation organizer and director and third vice president of she state organization, will attend the rational council to be held in Oak- and, Calif, May 21 to 28. Oths- North Dakotans who, will attend are Miss Minnie J. Nielson of Valley Ci perintendent of pub- Cook, state president, 3, Mi M. Chaffee of Amenia; and M J, W. Snyder of Fargo, % PICNIC MONDAY. ...- ‘Members of the Girl Reserves and the Hi-Y boys enjoyed 9 picnic Mon- day evening at Ward’s grove. There were about 60 in the party, Mr. and Mra. J. J. M. Gordon D. Brown and mother, Mrs. apy sde and the Misses. Irene and Winif: Robertson ‘acting as chaperons. A picnic supper was followed by an in- formal evening about the campfire. VISITS BISMARCK Mrs, A. L. Peart of Fargo is vis- iting in the city with ber hus! alt employe of the state regulatory department. She is also attending the state convention of the Woman's Benefit jiation and is a guest at the D. E, Shipley home while in city. She will return home Wed: day, ENTERTAIN CENTER BAND The A. W. Lucas store entertained the members of the Center band and other. Genter visitors at © luncheon Saturday. in the Lions room of the Grand Pacific After the lunch- eon ‘the band concert at the ‘store. and in ning played ¢t the formal opening of the Lucas base- | ment an 4 t | 4 TO RETURN HOME Mrs. J. Nu Wright will Thursday for. her @ in Wi Ohio, after an extended visit in -Bi marek at the home of her son, Rev. Paul 8. Wright: VISIT IN BISMARCK ite Purfeerst of New Salem leave Mrs. is visit] her son Mrs. W. GUEST RETURNS HOME 0 of Kintyre, who it the A. H. Irvine few days, has re- in the city, the guest of 4 daughter-in-law, Mr. and Purfeersty BORN : yb Hirning ‘of parents of a y at carder Valley ere roiden Val e ‘the St. daughter born Saturda: Ajexius hospital. — PACES. at HOBDITAL i enville is P at the St. Alexius hospital, witere she whderwent an operation. RETURN TO UNDERWOOD ‘eee nah Saisie home in Underwood turn a ir home te a short visit in the city. FROM MOFFIT be and Mra. A, E. fn Moffit spent Monday in ‘the ci ‘ERS HOSPITAL ype Gon Loeb of Raleigh has] entered the St. Alexius hospital for treatment, i HERE FROM TON . + Piss Cagrie Brindlé of Hazelton is visiting friends in Bismarck for @ few days a a 5 ee TO DEVILS. LAKE gone to Devils prise business trip. HERE. ON. BUSINESS ft. A. Venne of Hazelton was in, the ity. yesterday on business. . . ERE ON BU ni, Sa Rea rel day on business. si Fento! in a ESDAYYMAY 17, 1927 Social and Personal |ing to Mrs. Theodore Greenfield and ends entertained last| u bere THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE TO ENTERTAIN GRADUATES The | Bismarck Hospital Alu will gntertain the graduating cl at dinner at the Country club Friday evening. Reservations may be made at the tal or by ealling 1086-W. | morrow afternoon at 4 o'clock at the Baptist church. ETURN FROM MINOT Sylvia and Eva Haberman, guests were Mrs. McAdams and Mra. Burdick, — NONPARTISAN CLUB TO MEET The Woman’s Nonpartisan club will at the Bismarck hospital, has -gone| to Jamestown where s! the summer, \ PUPILS RECITAL The Music school held a pupil's re-| cital Saturday afternoon, Eighteen ‘All members and friends| Where they spent the week-end with | friends. . They were accompanied home by Miss Dot Barry, who has {been visiting in Underwood. AT C.D. A, MEETING ley City. are invited. A program has been planned and cards will be played. CARD PARTY Churchill Home Scene of Pretty The U, C. T. Ladies will entertain _ Party on Monday : ray at a card party tomorrow night at| Mrs. Birlea Ward, grand regent . a Mr, and Mrs. Neil 0. Churchill en-| the home of Mrs. C. 8, Fossum, ‘The| of the Bismarck chapter of tertained last evening at their home| affair will be in compliment to Mrs.| Cathotic Daughters of America, isin} part in the Hughes apartments at a pret-| wc. Bush, who is leaving for Fer-| Grand Forks attending the fifth bien- tily planned bridge dinner. Roses| 04, Falls, Minn., June 1, to make her| Nial convention of the order in North and sweet peas adorned the tables. | ome, Dakota, which was held Monday and! Three tables of bridge were in | today at the Hotel Dacotah in Grand play during the evening, honors go- Forks. Teacher Association will hold their| TO ATTEND CONVENTION regular meeting tomorrow evening at; A. C. Isaminger, Burleigh | county 8 o'clock at the school building. A, auditor, will go to Fargo Wednesda: program is to be. presented and lunch’ evening to attend: the annual co: Given Monday For _| will be serred. | vention of the North’ Dakota County i nano Auditors’ association, which will be|’ Mrs. H. Lidberg \ RETURN HOME held there Thursday, Friday and Sat- Mr. and Mrs, Axel Nelson, Miss urday. May Nelson and Misses Thelma and Alma Marie: Johnson: have returned to their homes in Washburn after.a| St. Rita's group of St, Mary’s short visit in Bismarck. | Catholic Missionary Society ‘will en- ltertain Thursday afternoon at .2:30 PARENTS OF DAUGHTER | at St. Mary's school auditorium, Mrs. mis und Mes. W. Hi McVey of 201] J. P. Heltemes and Mrs, ‘Ray: iireen ird street are the parents of a. wil e hostesses. Lidberg and Mrs, Ed. McAdams of] daughter born Friday evening at the penis din wonvthb cuay cdrwer' ure | Bismarck hospital, JUVENILE PROGRAM —— The A. 0. U. W. meeting this eve- A luncheon was served ut the con- L. T, L. TO MEET ning will be featured by a juvenile will spend for fer home, , PICNIC OF COSMOS CLUB The Cosmos club will hold its last | eeting of the season next Monday | ening in the form of a picnic. | TO MINOT Dr. Il. H, Cohenour has gone to | Minot on a business trip. He ex | pects to be gone about 2 week. Pp. 1, A, TO MEET Members of the Richholt Parent- Dr. L, W. Larson, Farewell ~ Party The Ladies Auxiliary of the Pa- TO ENTERTAIN THURSDAY | triarchs Militant, I. . F., enter- tained last evening with a farewell party atthe home of the president, es. J. A. Plow, for Mrs. Herman Whist’ was played during the evening, honors going to Mrs. TO JAMESTOWN Miller returned Monday to j Jamestown after a briéf | business visit in the city. | RETU UNDERGOES OPERATION Miss Emelia Kullis of Bert has ur detgone an operation at the St.| Alexius hospital, | cere ae Me eames and the honor] A regular meeting of the Toyal] program at 7:90, The regular meet-|. Have you’ your guess in| from the Auxiliary. Qut-of-town| Temperance Legion will be held to-| ine will follow. yet?—Scatt’s Grocery. A. W. LUCAS Co. ‘ Bismarck’s Busy Shopping Center A Style Show of “Miss Spokane” RESSES Modeled by salesladies throughout the store Wednesday, May18 We are showing a clever line of these dresses in sizes 14 to 50. These garments are made of. guaranteed fast colored prints, batistes and voiles; trimmed in laces, ribbons and plain colored bindings. ———— Basement Annex Prices : -- 88c $1.19 $1.59 $2.25 $2.69. $2.25 $3.39 $3.69 | i) femininity and’ clean-cut tailoring of these Wash Frocks will charm and ee delight you, - ie See Window Display. Also the Living Models. ‘ | 3 cn a busines: examiners offic i n the Junior high gchdbl, : " Srefock. at the. ‘Sad Retiows, Ha ara and Misses Luey Branter Mea lavecs | Mrs. E. B. Littlefield of Carson is|itol Theatre, Wednesday and 116Y, Fourth St. Phone 240W limentary to Mr. and Mrs, E. G.| M. Hand of the Roosevelt school have i; TO JAMESTOWN }visiting friends in Bismarck for a| Thursday. Matinee Wednes- Bis: k, N.D. fatson, ‘who will leave soon for Val-| returned from Minot and Donnybrook,| Miss Eunice Gerber, student nurse! few days. | 4 marc. \ Mr. | visited friends in Bismarck Monday. | | Ai the| students in the piano department took Style without exfravaganes. | —Sarah Gold Shop, 312 Main., " | Phone 566. | ° M A com ber FLORENCE| IDUR BUSINESS TRIP TO LINTO! has gone to Garrison| F. E. McCurdy and Scott Cameron trip for the state bank | went to Linton today on business. DR. M. E. BOLTON i Osteopathic Physician | Bs VISITING HERE | Eucharistic Congress, Cap- day at 2:30. | HERE F| and Mrs. € TON Wilde of Wilton I pattern hats half price.| atinee Every Day at 2:30 TONIGHT - TUESDAY mbled honeymoon that out right after any num- of hilarious misadventures. - ™ GOITER because raised on Iodized Salt Happy is the mother who brings up her. children on Morton’s Iodized Salt. Nevez need she worry about simple foiter—a disease that threatens 2 out of every 3 children and makes them physically and mentally backward. MORTONS — IODIZED SALT ‘’ Practical women are changing the color of ' their dresses or hose with WHEN IT RAINS eIT POURS | I i News. Pictures Al St. John Comedy “Reped In” VAUDEVILLE & ! Palace - Mandan : TONIGHT FAST DYES OR TINTS 8:15 & 10:15 o'clock Bismarck time Sn, in the ground — in a great bean pot buried in the “bean hole” under a campfire of dying embers Now you can taste beans like them Up in the Maine logging country they still bake beansas the old pioneers did—in an outdoorearthen oven called the “bean hole.” What flavor! What tenderness! What brown mealiness that long, slow cooking gives! Bean Hole Beans are the first to match successfully that baked-in-the-ground taste. Baked from an old-time recipe they are succulent with the dripping flavors of sugar-cured prime pork, molasses and brown. sugar. Two sizes—medium and large. ° ‘Now you can get the true “outdoor” flavor in baked beans ‘ 2 es