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

Mmes Mahiman and J -SpohnGive Luncheon; .-Mahiman and Mrs. L. V. Spohn’ were ses Tuesday a a bridge luncheon at the Patterson ho- tel in big Mra. Coe H. V. Kie- bert of St. Paal. Following ti “lunehéon at the hi tel, eee was ‘t Mrs. Mahi x Riggs and ang ‘Burman ae hirors at “Mrs. Kiebert .was presented with a guest favor. A color gronast of orchid knd pink was carried out in the intm« of the luncheon tables, fusion of n_ flowers de ithe rooms of the Mahiman hom Mrs. J. J. Loberg of Minot was an out-of-town weedt Miss Mary Gook Is : Hostess at Party Garden flowers wer were used for dec- oration Tuesday avening when Miss Mary Cook entertained at her home. Mr. and Mrs. Lovin Give Party Monday Mr. tai nd Mre. 0. W 0. W. Lovin enter- Monday evening at their home in ein Plissent to Mrs. C.,G. whey of Red W: Mg std ‘and Mrs. P. M. Solee ‘and i Jéseph Palmer of Paul, who have ‘been house guests whe Niles H. Lovin home for t Garden flowers « decorated Poo! The guests were entertained ‘at a’ social evening with cards. - A refreshment course was served by the hostess conclusion of whe games. Exene Schultz Is j Honored ed at Dinner Mrs. R. Penwarden, Mrs. Arthur J, Hollensworth, and Mrs. Arthur Tavis! entertained at 6:30 dinner Tyesday’ ‘evening in compliment to Miss. Exene) Schults, whose marriage will be sn’‘| event of next month. Following the dinner four tables; The evening was x nt at rook with honors Jane Stack- house, oe Was ee Marion taman. At the conclusion of the games the hos- rved a course Sincheon, or carried out a color f pink and blue in the dec- schem oration of the table: PRESBYTERIAN LADIES WILL MEET : Ladies Aid society of the terian church will meet Thurs- Circle 1 will meet ay at 523 Second street with Mrs. Finkle and Mrs. Schneider as hos. Circle 2 will meet with Mes: of bridge were in play with ‘honors going'to thir! W. S. Rohrer and Mrs. Lucinda ‘the eet, with pieces of Out-Of-Town Guest sterling silver. Mrs. J. J. Rue entertained Tuesday in compliment to Miss Bernic son of Mahnomen, Minn., who is Genevieve Rue. nd gladioli_were used to decorate the roo The guests were entertained at a social evening games for which prizes were of- Mi ‘era Person and Miss E. J. Hines, Erickson were awarded Humphreys will” entertain Ci at the. aos parlors. The of Circle 3 has been | postpon LADIES AID WI WILL ane The Ladies Aid of th tist church will hold a social m Thursday afternoon at ¥, o’el the ¥ ony and pl te All members are urged to tend and are asked to bring their} .cnce Kies friends. Mini pine Pit the close of the evening Miss Judith Rue isted the hostess in serving a two course luncheon. Miss Louise Sorlie of Minneapolis was' an out-of-town gu GUESTS RETURN HOME E. J. Beithon and daughter, ceil Patricia Mae, of Hankinson, Mrs. C. to at-| E. Kissinger and daughter, Miss Flor- orate of Fergus Falls, C. Beithon of San ess “fae been The Birthday-' the First Lutheran aes o Tock at ine be home o! RETURNS TO. TO KANSAS Swenson, 820 Fifth Miss Lorane Cai who has spent aniuember and friends of| the past month in Bismarck with her ister, roth T. C. Madde this evening for -her'home in -Law- At the opening of school will go to ciety are cordially invited to HNOMEN, MINN. ‘Miss Mine Ge tray Rue has. as _her| Iowa, -where of music this } FROM SASKATCHEWAN Rev. E. G. Church and family of Moose Jaw. ite arrived in, Bis- at ra, home of ck, who have |,Rev. ‘Chure! 4 brother, W. J. Church, days. Rev. Church is First United church of nomen, town College at peimastont during the past ron INNE. Mi » J. made their peed Bismarck for the| for several Tuesday pastor of thi | Moose : Jaw. ied TO CARRINGTON ‘|= Miss Elsie: Brandt. of Dict for Carrington ‘spending the week-end in the city week at|'the guest of Miss--Ruby ‘Amundso Miss Brandt Will be-the guest of rel- tives in. Carrington. vistT, RELATIVES HERE oe oid waetnret’ kre spending ¢! Minot as the.guests of friends, Johansen, who motored to Minot tl week-end, returned to Bismarck Tues-. day. COX. HOME oP aline a land Fisher, of foster ‘for Minneapolis after .spend- Minot is a ror the home| ing the past two weeks im Bismarck of her bro slater, Se guests at the Neil Churchill and sid Mrs. E. B. Cox at 262.west Thay-!€. B. Whittey homes. vs us * tte and tes: ey rir d HOME r..and Mre. Roy jer an ne aaa and Miss} ter Betty of Sioux City, Towa, ins. of returned Monday and Tuesday in Rismare a it aang week] business and visiting. with friends. Mi q Sth atrest. a IMPROVING IN HEALTH RET sat St Aloxtus espital for several al jus hos] for several ‘Mr. and Mrs, dame en Byorigter and and| days, is improving | in health: visiting Mi = ae DOCTOR, ares fe pee oa ME BOLTON Mrs. James Malloy, wi the est of her wep srs lett, Tuesday fo Mrs. H. < Mrs. K. W. home in Hempreocd. Sunes LEAVES ag yo the ae guest of hg ty Ouse John. Morange ‘for several days, Ten Tuesday for bor ‘home at Dazey. TION RECOVERING aoe, 93 pay oes hi recente oa era at the Bismarck to be getting ‘ling sie ; day fi trip y from a te is,” whe: where she hes Tiras the \past resented Miss Schultz} 4; Is Honoree at Party; - will leave |’ will be supervisor He Slight Improvement we Gegetsa and three-quarter such. as Yt cond shown, demand the Pegg ‘alow lov It is worn wrinkled on nd held in lace by broad bracelets. The gloves trated are of white suede with q@unched eeptan on the back and nm with long row. of round i T peat sleevi WEEK-END GUESTS Mrs. D. H, Houser and daughters, Mary and inche Houser, span the week-end with relatives japoleon, SPENDS WEEK-END HERE Liessman left Tues- > inte spending the AT ST. ALEXIUS. HOSPITAL Mrs. G. Zieran of New Leipzi; derwent an 0 ratlonsta ‘Alexius hospital Monday.» GUEST AT/ WARD} HOME irs. Bert Crowley of Hebron is a it at the W. O. Ward home this reek. GUEST OF FRIENDS mares: Fred Taber of Valley ca iting friends in Bismarck this week. \! ACCEPTS POSITION Tom, Dunn left Monday for Fargo,! where he has accepted a position. HERE FROM DAWSON Miss Alice: Cooker of Dawson spent Tuesday in Bismarck on business. CaRD OF THANKS We wish to thank our many friends and neighbors for their ki ance and sympathy during th nee of our beloved daughter na We also wish t6 express our thanks for the beautiful floral offerings. Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Lash and family. cemeeed) 255 frome effect tensile tone gait kidney feet. Honarbingdes We gums atid there may be you get and Keep a copy. = can re you meena Sr who have illness | Seen in’, Condition * of Joseph. Paulson|: Slight' imprdvement in’ ‘the condi- tion of Joseph. Paulson, who was ck by a train at Sterling Friday, reported today’ by. attaches: at the St. Alexis hospital where he is undergoing treatment. Paulson sustained sevéral. bad skull fractures and it is still gonna whether he will live, Rehearin of Fargo Lawsuit Is Denied —_— ‘The supreme court today denied a petition. for rehearing in the case of Edwi Meyer, Louise ‘KE. Erick- son, W.H. Ramsd: and others The deeds to approximately dienes of property in the city of J'argo deeded | to Russell by his late wi Clara B. Schmidt Russell. The Ca: district court held the deed: but the supreme court reversed that) decision in an opinion handed down last spring.. Refusal of the supreme court to reopen the case closes the contest in so far as the state courts are concerned. TWO OTHER FELLERS “Hie, ‘any of you fellers lose a wrench ?”. “Yea, me.” “What's on name?” “Mike Connors.” “You ain't the guy. This wrench | belongs oir Pat Pending. His name's | or. it.” Phone 944 for tire service. ——_—_— Me;inee Every Day at 2:30. TONIGHT - WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY Choo! Choo! The Laugh- ter Special’s Here! in ~ GENERAL “The General” brings Bus- ter Keaton 'in-the biggest laugh and thrill show he ever made. Come ride with Poa Come smile oie Come shake and quake with the world’s famous “Fro- zen-face” fun-maker. ieee A a lapel, shoulder or spotts hat. made of stiffened silk, painted real- istically to give the effect of a live NNN WANN é Sere be Hints on Etiquet | 1. Should one eat cantaloupe with a fork or spoon? on while eatin) aie to eat French The Answers 1, Fork. 2 Hold cob by end in right hand. No, ATTENTION: BISMARCK HOUSEWIVES—Free Cook- ing School, Aug. 17-18-19 at Mandan High School Gym. beginning at 2:30 n. m. Man- dan. Musical program. -and lectures, Electric percolator. range listed as prizes. One prize will be given away free daily to lady attending and holding lucky ticket. Food stuffs cooked each. day by Mrs. Rice will also be awarded to holder of ticket number corresponding with those at- tached to the various dishes. LET LLL new novelty, recently launched, is pin-on butterfly to be worn on the tis butterfly. ¢ “We call for and deliver. A.) 2. How should one t hold corn-on- |‘ electric roaster and electric} [. C. C. Hearing Is ‘ Set for Sept. 12 Grand Forks, N. D., Aug. 17.—(A)}— ber 12 has been named as the Interstate ommerce commission hearing in Ifinneapolis on the petition and com- ?laint of ‘the North Dakota state mill find elevator and, the North Dakota $orminal exchange, brought to secure. for North Dakota proportionate freight rates with Minnespolis and Jouluth on grain ond grain products An both transit and non-transit ship- ents, routed via all rail or lake and} 7,411 when the shipments are destined ‘or points further east than Minne- sapolis and Duluth. a4 atau 7 EEE Cars, — Prices Reasonable. Short Stop Station. Bismarck Sewing School Pupils can,cnter wt any time. Evening classes for the com: venience of those who cannot attend during the day. Diploma given with full six weeks’ course. Special thress weeks’ course for home sewing. Great demand for good seamstresses: in government. schools. All my graduates are qualified to start businesses of their own. Beautiful dresses and costumes sewed at the school at a rea- sonable price. MRS. BLANCHE MOLLEUR, Manager and Proprietor, BISMARCK, N. D, 602 Main Ave. & M. Tire Service. Phone 356. Featuring High Grade | Footwear| Phone 944 for tire service. Phone 865 SUDOV 599959995 9SFG99G99 59999 VFO 99 IVF CGS FF IOGOO HHSOIOTE, .W. LUCAS CO. Bismarck’s’ _Busy {Shopping Center | Five Authentic Models - Fall AAA to Pair Sizes aA In keeping with our usual standard of better values and satisfaction with every pair. A Smart New Wide Strap Pump with a round toe. Can be had in patent with ascat rat- tlesnake trim; also in marsala kid with mustard brown sasha trim: - There Are Many Other Types and Styles similar to this representative from our group of $7.85 Pumps. An Oxford of the Type In Demand by school and business girls, Many other styles in tan or black calf. AShort Vamp Tie With a High Heel A strong favorite, this sea- ‘son, in patent, trimmed in Picture Is One of the Smart Strap Patterns We have to offer in our new $7.85 department. It is sure . to.be a popular number. i Footwear “Are Featured - In Our Main POPS RE PTI