The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 7, 1927, Page 5

Mrs. J. L. Mullin Is Hostess to Guests From Out of Town Mrs. J. L. Mullin entertained Mon- aay afternoon in compliment to Mrs. J. Hanson of Mayville and Mrs. Harold Kari Hanson of Fergus Falls, Minn., who have been visiting Mrs. Henry Hanson, and for Mrs. Andrew Bergstrom of Crookston, Minn., who is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Curtis Dirlam. Following a social afternoon Mrs. Mullin served a luncheon course at 5 o'clock. The guests of honor were Preseatea”, ,with dainty corsages as avors. Esther Anderson Is Honoree at Shower Miss Esther Anderson, who will be a bride of this month, was the honor guest last evening at a shower given by employes of the Woolworth com- pany at. the home of O. Nordlund, manager of the Woolworth store in this city. An event of the evening was a mock wedding which was presented by the guests. A dainty luncheon course was served at the conclusion of a social evening. Miss Anderson received a gift from the guests. COUNTRY. CLUB PARTY Members of the Country club will entertain Thdrsday cvening at the second dancing party of the season. Dancing will begin at 9 o'clock with music by the U. 8. Commodore or- chestra, Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Gilman, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Webb, and Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Corwin will be in the receiving line for the party. TO ATTEND WEDDING Mrs. A. W. Cook and son, David, und daughters, Nona, Grace and Mary, and Mr. and Mrs, Paul Cook left to- day for Grand Forks where they will attend the wedding of Albert W. Cook to Marjorie E. Moore which will take place tomorrow. Miss Grace Cook will visit friends in Grand Forks and Fargo before re- turning home. ANNOUNCES MARRIAGE Announcements have been received by friends in the city of-the mar- riage of Miss Wilma Elaine Coats, daughter .of Mr. and Mrs. Coats of Huron, 8. D., and formerly ef Bismarck, to Charles E. Barkl on May 17. The wedding took place at Huron where Mr. and Mrs. Barkl will be at home after August 1. TO ARtERD, MEETING Mr. and Mrs. L. Young, accom- panied by Mrs. Youns’s father, C. A. Christie, drove to Jamestown today. Mr. Young will attend a meeting of the board of trustees of Jamestown col- lege. Mrs. Young will go on to Far- go where she will attend the P. E. 0. convention, while Mr, Christie will visit in the northern part of the state. VISIT FRIENDS HERE Dr. and Mrs. Henry Amberson and bavy daughter were guests Sunday and Monday at the A. E. Shipp home here, leaving Monday for their home at Chicago. They are en route from a visit in California, Dr. Amberson Social ‘and Personal GUESTS gts son, Colin, and Mrs, 5 Halverson, w| have been the guests of Mrs. visit friends in Aberdeen, 8. D. Esther Schultz Is VISITING HERE Honored at. Party) Wis, is in the cit Miss Esther Schultz was honored at a bridge party.” There were two tables in play, Mrs. R. E, Middaugh holding the high score. for the past year. ried out in the decorations and table Miss Mildred Eger assisted the hos- tess in serving a dainty course lunch. con, Mildred Lidstrom Is HERE FROM MINNESOTA visit at the home of their son. V. Miss Mary’Fisher was hostess last Joslin, 110 Rosser avenue cast. pata 3 ata lads lh shower in compliment to Miss Mildred Lidstrom, er who will be a bride of this month. || ,fO ATTEN The guests were entertained at two tod : tables of bridge, Mrs. Harold Hopton winning the high score. Lilacs and bouquets of sweet peas were used to decorate the rooms. and to form dainty centerpieces while a luncheon course was served. » Morris of Wilton were in the ¢ Hospital Training school. pstathiy tb tet Saturday afternoon in compliment Mrs. Harold Karl Hanson of Fergus » ’s, Falls, Minn., who have been the Harris Robertson's guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hanson for the Patt week, and for Miss Ethlyn Hitchcock of Bayfield, al “ie is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Hitchcock: my were two tables of bridge in vlay during the afternoon. Mrs.! Richholt used apple blossoms and col- orful spring flowers to carry out a pretty floral scheme. Following the games a luncheon course was served. The guests of honor were perch l| with complimentary gifts. Osteopathic Physician Bismarck, N. D. I usec Kganize FLOOR ENAMEL OF it ie the fncet TUESDAY - lever used on a Matinee Every Day at 2:30 TONIGHT Great! You'll Say his youth and is a graduate of the local high school. WILL MEET ‘SISTERS Warford mates i left by car Mon- day for Devils ke where he will meet his sisters, Hilda, Clara, and Agnes, who have becn attending the University of North Dakota. They will return to Bismarck this week to spend the, summer vacation. OF WILTON . W. P. Thelen of Wilton was in Bismarck Sunday to meet Mrs. Thelen daughter, Gretchen, who were returning from St. Paul, where Gretchen has heen a student at the college of St. Catherine for the past year, TO COLORADO Miss Viola Bailey and Miss Marian Morange left Saturday for Colorado Springs, Colo., where they will spend three weeks as guests at Miss Bailey’s home.’ TO CITIES Mr, and. Mrs. John P: son’ of the Annex hotel have gone to St. Paul and Minneapolis where they will spend.a week. SUNSHINE SOCIETY TO MEET The Sunshine society will meet Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 at the home of Mrs. W. E. Perry, 523 Sec- ond street. RETURNS HOME Mrs. Isabelle Beaudreau who has siting relatives in Wadena, . for some time, returned home yesterday. VISIT a MOTT Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Tullbera were week-end guests of Mrs. Tullberg’s varents, Mr. and Mrs. Pau! Bohn, of Mott. VISIT "RELATIVES Mr. and Mrs. G. D, Bell and son, Buddy, spent the week-end in, Fort Clark at the home of Mr. Bell's par- ents. The Weather Generall CE metay fair tonight « Not ! a 7 much yon BB Just try this wonder coating on your old floor Kyanize FLOOR ENAMEL In nine colors for all floors, indoors or out. It’s ‘easily brushed ag dries like stone overnight, and flows out without a ridge, brush mark or lap. Brilliant and lustrous—no lack-lustre dullness. Yes, we guarantee it. You Save 4B with this Coupon NEWS PICTURES Comedy—‘“Ask Dad” ni eieeneprn ann at VAUDEVILLE foie ees Palace - Mandan j TONIGHT Free Airplane Rides To the finders of, the “Orthophonic ic” Dodgers With misspelled words Dodgers will be thrown overside the American Eagle airplanes by exhibi- -tion pilots of the Minnesota Air Serv- ice Co., during exhibition. and stunt flights over Bismarck Sunder, June 12, 1927. le ‘ ‘Find the dodgers with thé misspelled words—pre- sent them to a representative of. Hoskins-Meyer / tied: get: tree ride Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Rushfeldt and Larson and Mrs: T, Stebbins for sev: eral _ weeks, lett \ today for Blu Earth, Minn, En route they will Miss Ethelyn Hitchcock of Bayfield, as the guest of her brother and sister-in-law, Mr, and Mrs, BPE. Hitchcock, “Miss Hitehcock last evening by Miss Mildred Rundell | {gqn", Titer ee’ inne boem teaching color scheme of pink was car- allt, Howard ¢- Anderson and chil t ren went to White Beat Lake, Minn appointments. Following the games| Sunday where they will visit rela tives for several weeks. Dr. Ander. son plans to go there in about a | week to spend part of his vacation. 3. Hi Litti Honoree at Shower rats, ‘Minn artived in. Bismarck Monday nig): fora several week COMMENCEMENT . Anderson Monday to attend the graduation of their daugh- ter, Lillian, who received her diploma Monday night from the Bismarck The ladies of the Episcopal 4 Guild will serve lunch daily Out of Town Guests from 11 a. m. to 5 p. m. in the Honored at Bridge] basement of Lucas Co. store. Mrs. Gerald Richholt entertained All high grade spring coats to Mrs. 0. J. Hanson of Mayville and|at greatly reduced prices.— DR. M. E. BOLTON 116% Fourth'St. Phone 240W WEDNESDAY onaid Colman ilma Banky THE BISMARCK TRIBUN, OB ANNAN NANA AHCI A.W. LUCAS CO. 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