The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 28, 1927, Page 5

\ A. her home with the "the Weather ‘| Mostly! fair tonight and » : Weds htly *BUESDAY] JUNE 28, 1927 Misses’ Lampson Are |Date For Bismarck Guests of Honor at Pretty Bridge Party Misses Elisabeth | and the guests of their sister, Mrs, R. E. Middaugh, were the honor guests Monday. evening at a bridge ‘party | which Mrs, Middaugh gave at her apartment in Person Court, Canterbury bells and other color- ful wild flowers were used at attrac- 4% tive floral decorations. Three tables of bridge were m play during the evening, with honors at cards being held by Mrs. Roy T. Bakken. At the conclusion of the evening, Mrs. Middaugh served a dainty ‘\ duncheon course. Mrs. James Gil- christ of Akron, Ohio, was also an out-of-town guest. Miss Nellie Sites Is Honoree at Party The Salvation Army of Bismarck entertained Monday evening at a farewell patty at the army hall in honor of Lieutenant Nellie Sites, who is leaving for Fergus Falls, Minn., Wednesday to make her home. About 40 guests -nttended the party and the evening was spent with music and games. Sergeant Major Meader, Mrs. William Ketty, Ensign Emma Aaserude and Miss Tillie Steb- bins gave brief speeches in farewell ‘to Miss Sites and in appreciation of her work ‘with the Bismarck army. At the conclusion of the evening a refreshment course was served. Miss Sites was presented with a gift. GOING TO CINCINNATI Senator Obert Olson will leave here early:next week for Cincinnati, Ohio, whebe he will represent the Bismarck ‘Elks lodge as its official delegate to the annual convention of the order, which will be held in Cin- cinnati this: year from July 11 to 16, Mrs. Olson will accompany him and they plan to motor at least as far as St. Paul. Whether they will board the special Elks train, carrying dele- gates from the northwest states to the meeting, at St. Paul or motor the entire distance has not yet been decided. AMERICAN LEGION PICNIC War mothers and fathers and mem- bers of Company A are invited to at- % tend the picnic which the American Legion and Auxiliary are giving ‘Thursday evening at Fort Lincoln. A pot luck supper will be served at 6:30, and all are asked to bring dishes and silver for their own fam- 4 ity. For those who are not provided with transportation, cars will be at the Northern Pacific depot to take them to the pic TO CITY Frank J. Bavendick, fitst assistant at the local weather bureau office, left today for Miles City, Mont., where he will take charge of the weather bureau office temporarily, due to the injury of the regular at- tendant. He will probably be away about two weeks. Mrs. Bavendick and daughter, Mary Jean, will leave to- morrow for Eilendale, where they will visit at the home of Mrs, dick’s parents while Mr.-Bave in Montana. Y GLENCOE BIBLE SCHOOL CLOSES The Daily Vacation Bible school which is being held at the Glencoe school will close Sunday with a pro- gram at 10:30sin the morning in the Glencoe church. Mrs. J. M. Brown of Jamestown has been superintend- ent of the session, Everybody is in- vited to attend the program, RETURN HOMD leney Jacobson and children and Mrs. I! L. Lein and baby, who Have been guests at the home of Mrs, Selma Jacobson, left Sunday for the Henry Jacobson home at Wing. Mrs. Lein and baby will visit there for a few days before going to their new home at Roseglen. TO ILLINOIS Mrs. H. A. Mutchlér, who has made Sam zhceher Mrs, H family for the past this morning for Ra she will visit relative: * EN ROUTE TO JAMESTOWN Mr. and Mra. W. H. Woodward, who have been visiting friends in Beach, spent Sunday as the guests of Mrs. A, Cram en route to their home at Jamestown. ee SPENT SUNDAY HERE Mr. and Mra. Paul Bohn and fam- ily, D, McKenzie and “iss Violet Fried of New England spent Sunday in the city as the guests of Mr. and Mrs, C. J. Tullberg. WILL VISIT FRIENDS Miss A. McDonald of this cit; this morning for Jamestown an left New Rockford, where she will spend some ume visiting triends. TO IDAHO Arthur Cayou, son of Mr, and Mrs. T. B, Cayou of this city, left today for Couer D'Alene, Idaho, where he expects to remain for some tine. VISITING RELATIVES Jacobson, little daughter of Mrs.’Selma Jacobson, has gone to Tuttle and Wing to spend the sum- mer with relatives. tonight Georgia| nounced by the committee today, and Lampson of Parsons, Kansas, whe cre| the exhibition will be made the Lahr Peony Show Settled The Bismarck peony; show will be held July 2, it was definitely an- Motor Sales building. ,_As the peony plants are now break- ing into bloom it is essential that those who wish to exhibit blooms, preserve them by refrigeration. 0. H. Will & Co. will care for all plants free of charge for anyone who has ho other means of preserving them. All plants must be properly labeled before they will be accepted at the Will company greenhouse. There will be no cash prizes for the winning blooms at the show, but the judges will make suitable awards, It is desired that other flowers ve- side peonies be submitted for exhibi- tion. No awards will be made for these but a variety of choice flowers such as, irises, columbine, delphine- ans, or any other perennial or annual flower, are requested for display. This is the first peony show which has ever been held in Bismarck and all lovers of lowers are called upon to cooperate and make it a success. Anyone wishing details concerning the exhibition may communicate with Mrs. F. C. Stucke, chairman of the committee in charge of the exhibits, for information. WILL SPEND S' CAI MER IN CHI- Misses Ethel and Anna Brown of Bismarck left recently for their home: at Dodge, where they will visit for a few weeks, They were accompanied to their home by their brother and sister, Elmer Brown and Miss Alice Brown, who have been their guests fn Bismarck for a few days, After spending a few weeks at Dodge they will go to Chicago where they will visit at the home of their brother, Rev. Arthur Brown. Miss Anna Brown is a graduate of the Bismarck hospital nurses’ school, and Miss Ethel Brown has been attending the Bismarck Business college for the past nine months, They plan to work in Chicago for the remainder of the summer. GUESTS AT PLOYHAR HOME Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ployhar at 321 Twelfth street have as their gi Mrs. Ployhar's brother and sister-in- law, Mr. und Mrs, John Lehr, who were married in Portland, Ore. on June 21. Mr. Lehr has recently re- turned fram the Philippine Islands where he has completed a three year enlistment in the United States army air service. Mr. and Mrs. Lehr will DR. M. E. BOLTON Osteopathic Physician 114% Fourth St. Phone 240-W Bismarck, N. D. SPEND YOUR VACATION Detroit ‘Hares and Leke Seperies. Great Lakes TRANSIT CORPORATION pease G. C. Williams G. W. A. Great goto Regan Wednesday where the will be the guests of Mr. Lehr’s par: ents, Mr,-and Mrs. Andrew Lehi . | |Social and Personal Lakes Transit Corp., 101 Palladio Bidg., Duluth, Minn. ‘Dress Suits for Men and Boys Prepare to celebrate the Fourth of a nee suit and Lanpher Straw. We are now offering about 25 MEN’S SUITS At Less Than-Half Price $10, $12.50, $15 and $18 CORTLEY JUNIOR SUITS Two pairs tro $8.00 to $18.00 STRAW HATS Come in and see our new Lanpher lowing @ few days’ visit upon their return to Bismarck, they will go to Minneapolis where they will make their home. CALLED TO DEVILS LAKE Richard, Margaret, and Mary Reg- ister left Monday evening for Devils Lake where they Were called by the serious illness of their brother, Sid-| ney Rey at the Mercy hospital 2 Mr. Register underwent a second operation late Monday evening, and seemd to be somewhat improved according to the latest word received by friends in Bismarck. EN ROUTE TO WISCONSIN Miss Olga Johnson, who has been teaching in Spokane, Wash., for the past year, is the guest of Miss Ruby Amundson, while on her way to her home in Rhinelander, Wis. GUEST, RETURNS HOME Mrs, Pearl ‘Richards has returned to her home at Hardin, Mont., ufter spending the past six weeks as the guest of Mrs, Mattie Bigler. Final clearing sale on all summer hats. We have also just received a line of hand- kerchief felts, — Nielsen’s Millinery. New shipment of tub silk dresses. Short and long sleeves. Specially priced at $7.50.—Sarah Gold Shop. St¥le without extravagance, 312 Main. Phone 566. 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LUCAS Bismarck’s Busy Shopping Center Wednesday Morning We Start a Clearance Sale of Sunbeam and Dorna Gordon Wash Frocks A presentation of popular summer styles with youthful charm that are serviceable and inexpensive PCCP CEL ECESPLS 4 ENN \x Xn LLLLLCCCOEC LECCE PL LPC RPDPRLPPPPPPPPPPPPPP PRL RPAAS* — 4 CO" COC% Included are all Rayons of $5.95 and $6.95 values, in sizes 16 to 50 An Assortment of Embroidered Rayons and Crepe de as:, Cygne, values to $6.95, in Sizes 16 to 50 ECOSCELESEELLOL GOCE EOCOC PDP PAA K EAM“ Hand Tailored Broadcloths, Regular $5.” Values | Embroidered Tissue Ginghams, Regular $4.49 Value A Dress Event that will be remembered by every woman who shops .' here this week-And remenber, it’s your choice of any of the_above at $3.75 each Stripes, Plain, Figured and Combinations Cleverly Styled Buy a Sunbeam or a, Dorna Gordon Wash Frock for Summer’|i and enjoy a smart style and summer comfort Those who want to dress well on a moderate clothes budget ‘will |} | “be wise to shop early for these exceptional values 4