The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 29, 1927, Page 5

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1927 Mrs. Jack Fleck and Miss Betty Fleck Are Hostesses at Bridge Mrs. Jack Fleck and Miss Betty Fleck were hostesses at bridge Wed- nesday evening at the Bismarck Country club. Six tables of bridge were in pay, and honors were held by Miss Mar- jan Burke, Miss Ruth Pollard and Miss Anna Mae Ankeman. Bright colored autumn leaves were used to decorate the club rooms where bridge was played. A refreshment course was served at the close of the evening. Emmett Griffin Will Be Presented in Song Recital Friday Night Emmett Griffin will be presented in song recital Friday evening at 8 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Hermann Scheffer. He will sing the following program: Ocean and Sky from Gioconda .. Ponchielli Schubert | Schumann ++. Jensen «Haydn My‘ Sweet Repose . By Moonlight . Murmuring Breezes « A Brown Bird Singing. Wood Little Mother of Mine..... Burleigh I “yes Go With My Father a Plough- seeeees Quilter ++. Schneider ing - Flower Rain Mr, and Mrs. A. Nelson Give Bridge Party} \, Mr. and Mrs. Anton Nelson enter- | tained at bridge Wednesday evening at their home at 808 Ninth strect. Cards were played at two tables, | nd score prizes were awarded to firs. O. A. Sorsdahl and Mrs. Fred | Anderson. Garden flowers in autumn colors were used to decorate the rooms. At the conclusion of the games, a course luncheon was served. Mrs. R. ‘T. Bakken Is Hostess at Bridge Mrs. R. T, Bakken entertained Wednesday evening at her home in the Mason apartmerts. Bridge was played at two tables, with honors going to Miss Hazel Lenhart ani Miss Gwendolen Welch, Miss Catherine Bodenstab as- sisted in serving a_course luncheon after the games. Ivory taper can- dles were used on the tables for centerpieces. WILL SPONSOR PLAY The U.C.T. of Bismarck will sponsor the musical revue called “The Lost Key Revue” which will be given here Oct. 22. Billy Chap- leau, who directed the musical com- edy “Don’t Park Here,” given in this city two years ago, will be in charge of the production. Those who took part in the last play directed by Mr. Chapleau are asked to cooperate again in making “The Lost Key Revue” a success. Mr. Chapleau will be in Bismarck in a week. ATTEND POLITICAL MEETING Bismarck men who attended the political meeting held at Fargo Wed- nesday were Gordon Cox, H. F. O’Hare, Guy Lee, George Shafer and Thomas Hall. VISITS AT HOME Mrs. L. B. Lee of Minneapolis ar- rived Tuesday to visit at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs, W. A. Cleveland. —_—OoooeeeOereee The Weather ° Mostly cloudy tonight and Friday. Not much change. _ GREYHOUNDS Lead in the great style race. Exclusive—they’re the new shade in young men’s suits. SEE OUR WINDOW cesar’ | Quality-Style-Economy Members of Local Delphian Chapter Will Meet Friday The Alpha Eta chapter of Del- phian will meet Friday morning at 9:30 at the Prince hotel, Mrs. W. A, Hughes will be leader of the meeting, and the subject for discus- sion is “The Early History of Music.” The following text reports will be | given by members of Delphian: | Early Church Music, Mrs. George Ebert; Origin of turgy, Miss Hardy Jackson; Plain Songs, Mrs. Ralph Penner;’ Musical Notation, Mrs, W. Worner; ele a Schroegge; Early Prot- estant Music, Mrs. I. A. Lahr, Dinner Is Given For Employes of A. W. Lucas Store The employes of the A. W. Lucas | store were entertained Wednesday ‘vening at a dinner party in the basement of the store. Preceding the dinner, roll was called and each guest responded with the name of an article on sale in his department today at the 28th Anni- versary sale of the A. W. Lucas store. During the dinner several members of the guests were called upon to give brief speeches and stunts. The evening was spent in forming a stead store organization ch will probably hold _ monthly ings. N. E. Stowe, Mrs. Gus Kaline, Airs. Jessie Harris, S. A. Marcks, and Miss Alma Sundquist have been named on the committee to make plans for the October meet- ing. The dinner Wednesday evening s served by the ladies of the lethodist Episcopal church. TAG TOT AUAW ACACIA NOTING TONG) THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE Watch For Daily Specials RONG AVAGO AG ) 28th-- A. W. LUCAS CoO. SPECIALS FOR NOW ON | sexce..'$1.29 Brown, Tan, Palmett Serer Guaranteed First Quality ii CARER a ried ey toa AIL eta g Children's (lida: Redken ow Vay: ini nen Lunch Clo ai Bah i BS. Shildren’s “Miss, n le Wayne au Hose OL oan ae as without Q5c | call Aprons., Sizes . 69c a $1.95 value linen, colored borders. Blue, Alag kuil lined ‘imitation leather 6500.18 YORTE osteo ‘ gold, orchid, * helinets, Very pretty, colors and color All Sizes—All Colors TORe, CACH ....seeee ees Se |’: each. 5c combingtions DRO NCNWTNODAW AG ATI IAN AU DARTAC TAU AN TACTIC IANTINING NU AT ACARI Bismarck’s Busy Shopping Center FRIDAY ONLY Men’s Medium Weight 2-quart guaranteed’ Hot 79¢ All Wool Crepe 40 inches wide, regular $2.45 Fleecy Ribbed Union Suits, in water bottleg ,; value, 1 95 ecru only. $1.25 Regalar ano) Yard ..cceeseeeeeee ° B6'to 46 ale, Pot-Luck Supper Is Given Wednesday at Presbyterian Church Family Night was celebrated Wed- nesday evening at the Presbyterian church at a pot-luck supper. Places were laid for 125 guests. At the conclusion of the supper, the guests sat in family groups for the short devotional service. Plans were then outlined for meetings to be held each Wednesday evening in October. The social program of the evening was concluded with an_ entertain- ment feature called “The Human Pipe-Organ.” Another family pot-luck supper will be (lage at the church next Wednesday evening and the congre- gation will begin the study of every ‘age group in the book “Your Pres- byterian Church.” This program will be in keeping with the subject of the church program for the month, “Church Loyalty.” Legion Auxiliary Gives Weiner Roast More than 75 attended the weiner roast Wednesday evening which the Legion Auxiliary gave for members of the American Legion and their families. The picnic supper was served around a camp fire at 6:30 at the Memorial bride. Following the sup- per the Legion held a meeting at the club rooms, while the Auxiliary held its regular meeting at the Bus- iness and Professional Women’s club, GARWICKS START HOME Mr. and Mrs. N. Garwick, who have been in Bismarck and Hebron for several weeks, left today for their home at Brawley, Calif. They were detained here when Mrs. Gar- wick had both arms fractured in an automobile collision near Medina a month ago, in which Gottlieb Rau was fatally hurt. After Mrs. Gar- wick was able to leave the local hos- pital, but before she was in condi- tion to make the trip to California by auto, she and Mr. Garwick went to Hebron, where they formerly lived, to visit friends. They returned to Bismarck Wednesday so that Mrs. Garwick’s fractures could be given final examination before she started the homeward trip. HELD BUSINESS MEETING Following the weiner roast which the Legion auxiliary gave Wednes- day evening for the members of the American Legion and their families, members of the Auxiliary held a bus- iness meeting at the Business and Professional Women’s club rooms. Four tables of bridge were in play after the meeting. VISIT RELATIVES Mrs. A. W. Cook and daug'sters Nana and Mary, have returned from a trip to points in West Virginia where they visited relatives and friends. En route home they were the guests of Seth B. Cook at De- troit, Mich., and visited Mr. and Mrs. Albert W. Cook at La Crosse, Wis. WIN HONORS Miss Helen Church and Francis Nuessle of Bismarck, who are tending the Univers‘ of North Dakota this y » among the 50 freshmen s for the honor section of the lish classes as the result of an examination given last week to almost 100 students. BISMARCK BOYS PLEDGE At the close of “rush” week at the University of North Dakota Kenneth Preston ard Jame Olson pledged to ‘Kappa Sigma fratern- ity, Francis Nuessle to Sigma Nu, and Donald Jones to Sigma Alpha Epsilon, OUT-OF. H. D. Wi Calif., and formerly of Halliday, vis- ited in the city today as the guest of I. H. Poole while en route to Halli- day. After a short visit there Mr. Williams will return to California, EN ROUTE TO SCHOOL Dale Taylor of Garrison spent Sunday with friends in route to Minneapolis, where he wil attend the University of Minnesota. RETURN TO BISMARCK Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Hafstrom have returned to Bismarck after spending a few day yN GUESTS HERE ate |; ms of Los Angeles,| » in Valley City as the guests of Mr. and Mrs, P. W. EN ROUTE HOME farms in ¥ 6 family Myron. H. ma atlas of Max ie in’ Bis: hway en-| the Unitéd’ States nity $915 for liv- —- marck today en route home from i ect en- z cost h r. Of this amount, RETURNS HOME Fargo, where he attended a political Rrtcy! ot Phacas| $285 ie paid foe clothe Miss Mary Cayou returned from Grand Forks Tuesday, where she has attended the “rushirg” function of the past week as a guest at the Pi Beta sorority house. Miss Cayou is a member of Pi Beta Pai. meeting, Mr. Freitag was a member! s of the state senate several years ago and is well known here. WILL HOLD RUMMAGE y automobile for Denver, ., where they will cee the conventton of the Ameri- ciation of . State Highway DR. M. E. BOLTON Osteopathic Physician The ladies aid of the Pr which will be held there}/] . +41, - i-Phone 260. ‘ = he men plan to Ko] ghee Sos hak “eta! WILL ATTEND CONVENTION rere s Bismarck, N. De . O. Bailey, se-retary fae the Deane © securities commission, left to- ) fap ie . i for Atlanta, Ga., where he will] John H. Wishek of ley is vis- days? De en ae attend the convention of secretaries of the state security commissions, SPEAKS AT ASSEMBLY F. E. Diehl of this city was one of the speakers at the opening as- iting in Bismarck today of T. H. Poole. the guest SS | Weather Will Be ! 3 Unchanged Friday | GIRLS If you are looking for financial independence Li “BEAUTY CULTURE” vhere he will spend the day sembly at the University of North | on business. Little change in temperature is Dakota which was held Sept. 26 to Jay by the federal |] "here is an ever increasing dee welcome the new students. . ENT! | reas here. ‘The ‘spedics es peor te RETURN HOME admitted to St. | ey ey ne an | ee P. B. Webb returned home Tues- from Los Angles, Calif. He accompanied home by Oliver be supplied. Many start for themselves, Hair-dtessing , will bring, you comfort ani Out free: desctlpate tnd not much chi treatment. sats 1 ge in temper- | day HERE TUFSDAY | Webb, who has spent the pact year is A State: reported “fa rly hi i temper- ness. in California. S PRL a afte ere ft hh the mer- || illustrated: * -catalog: Tuesday. a \cury sank below freazing point in al} everything. Write for ear FROM DICKINSON ese a of points in western North] copy today, Mrs. W. C. Cain 0. Dickinson vis- FROM WASHBURN : x Paul's Hafr-dressiag Academy ited in Bismarck Tuesday any at-| Hugh McCullough of Washburn k had a minimum of 29,1) Loch Ateade tended the nerformancs of “TY! spent Tuesday in Bismarck on busi- Dunn Center, | -Minneapolia, Siem: Madeap.” ness. 5 and Na- * highest minimam GUEST FROM MINNEAPOLIS ported at Grand Forks, which H. E. Vogel of inrearolis is a guest at the home of hiv brother-in- law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. IM, J. Cullen, ON BUSINESS in totaling .18 of an inch was || reported at Hettinge Betty oW: chiffon and service weight ‘hose in all the leading shades‘ and colors at! $1.75.—Bismtarck Cloak Shop. In What Month Is Your Birthday? The German Ladies: Altar society are giving a chicken} ank \V ernli of Hazen spent | dinner at the St. Mai school n the city as the guest of |Sunday from 12 to 3. nd looking after business | = - - Use of Fly-Tox Reduces Disease Scientists say that flies carry germs of voto fev Pi FROM HAZEN Masquerade dance at Moran’s} Saturday, Oct. Ist. Prizes will! be given for b costumes. WILL ATTEND SCHOOL Miss Olga Steen left Wednesday for Minneapolis, where she will at- tend the MacPhail school of music. NDERGOES OPERATION Hilda Koepplin of Lehr un- nt an operation Wednesday at Alexius hospital. On your Birthday. send your Mother, — Hoskins-Mey«: Home of K-F-Y-R- NOTICE . Watch for new taxi rates. :| Announcement will be made in ‘ is Ha less to ele but sure death to ae amd 1 tomorrow's Tribune. quitoes, roaches, moths bugs as well as flies. fragrant, stainless, su: bed: eelbung want ads bi ne results | Just received another ship- ment of silk scarfs in the . 5 newest shades at $1.95 to be een ee fens > 5 . $95! eee $3.75.—Bismarck Cloak Shop. Sasi : : ¥ 228 eo oe Colors Franciscan brown, marine blue, new tan, smoke grey and black. _fusion. to serve Furs “Merchandise efficiently. New Fall Coats Only the Smartest Sports and dress styles, lavishly fur trimmed, in Imported Broad- cloth and Venice, with all versions of the shawl collar, deep cuffs ‘and front flares, present very unusual values. Platinum wolf, fitch, pointed skunk, cat lynx and red fox. $19.50 $29.50 $37.50 $49.50 ., Autumn Styles At Less Than You Would Expect to Pay Our collection of autumn fashions is being aug- mented daily by the newest things, and marked at the lowest prices consistent with good quality. In- spect our attractive offerings now. Dresses Crepe Romaine, Crepe Satin, Flat Crepe, Wool Georgette and Twill weaves, draped or tailored ingenuously, using many variations of the newest style ideas, in all of autumn’s most flattering colors— Malaga, Jenny Red, Copperleaf, Blue, Black or Navy— $12.50 $19.50 $29.50 $35 axo ur Smartest accessor-_ ies are here in pro- Every de- partment prepared you most of Merit Only” > ivereccaceteaveeceaneneeneecccyecen even taaccaca cc accaceiceeetcccecte acetate acca aseec tetanic ven eeasee avuseannoceengenagvenntedatteaety INGE Matinee Every Day at 2:30 TONIGHT—Thursday, Friday and Saturday Tender— Imperious- Ardent — Iey— Wastetal— ; Willful— Fickle— Furious— |. : —THAT’* Of her long-awaited Modern Version of CS Positively, Oct. Ast. $ coat-now and get: thre dis count. Your deposit, wil .retain. 0} selection. * _ BISMARCK. FUR: A. P. Knothe, Prop. 207 Fifth St. °