The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 3, 1927, Page 5

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1927 Reception Honors Pioneer Residents of This Community Mrs. Lucinda Logan and Mrs. E. L. Faurice received guests Wednes- day evening from 8 o'clock to 11 at the Logan home in celebration of the fiftieth anniversary of their ‘ival in Bismarck to make their homes. The reception rooms were beauti- fully decorated with bouquets « of yellow chrysanthemums. During the evening a musical program of Irish . and old-time songs was furnished by Mrs, J. P. Regan accompanied by Miss Frances Phelan, Frank Or- chard accompanied by Mrs, Orchard, and Emmett Griffin accompanied by Mrs. Hermann Scheffer. In the dining room the table was uniquely decorated with a center- piecegmade up of a tiny covered ‘wagon and a miniature train, re- calling the mode of travel by which the guest: of honor came to this city. During the evening the lunch- eon course was served by Mmes. J. D. Wakeman, J. B. Taylor, W. H. Webb, William Faleoner, Thomas Fortune and Nellie Call. Out-of-town guests at the recep- tion were Mrs, Susan Whalen of Minneapolis, Mrs. W. D. Hughes of Mandan, Mrs. J. B, Taylor and Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Taylor of Wil- ton. eee Entertain in Honor of Little Daughter Mr. and Mrs. Carl Jacobson of 617 Fourteenth street entertained Mon-| day evening in honor of the fourth birthday ahniversary of their little, iter, Norma. - daveltoween colors were used in the decoration, scheme. After a social The Weather Fair tonight and Friday. Not much change in temperature. 20TH ANNIVERSARY SALE Extra Salesmen Wanted Bergeson s Social and Personal |i =" Quality-Style-Economy Second Lt. Elmer B. Bergquist, an honor graduate of the department of military science and tactics at the ported for duty at Fort Lincoln to- day. ne pon penned to Com- evening a two-course lunch was| >’ ” binds Se laa served, Mra. Sig Weinaas assisting} The W. B. A. will hold a regular the hostess. Covers were laid for 25| meeting tonight at the home of Mrs. Bert Korupp, 1813 Rosser Avenue, guests, Mr, and Mrs, Otto Ayers of Meno-| Al! members ate urged to attend. ken were out-of-town, guests, SPECIAL SALE ; Special pri é Bridge Club Meets chiltren fa vom vam, i Hats for everybody. Special With Mrs. J. E. Anes GWE hGw wick. = Niue Mrs. J. E, Anes was hostess Wed-| Millinery, 4184; Broadway. id. ing to ih See RET ee iB, 0. bridge cab f°) There will be a benefit dance Honors at cards for the evening! at Odd Fellows Hall Saturday were won by Mrs. H. Roberts and night, Nov. 5. Mrs. L, Mi Spohn. ean is ils we he Mas at the conclusion of the Missoula Apples, per t A color scheme of black and| $1.89. Phone 816 — Scott’s orange was carried out in the decor-| Grocery. ations and table 2ppointments. Many Social Events at Fort Lincoln The birthdays of Lieut. Henry C. Jones and Miss Elizabeth Wright of Fort Lincoln, respectively 31 and one of age, were celebrated jointly at_a dinner which Captain ae irs. ast C. Wright gave re- cently at fort. Among other recent octal exenta Matinee Every Day 2:80 at the fort, Captain and Mrs. Fred-|{| erick W. Rase entertained Captain TONIGHT - Thursday Willis A, Piatts and Lieut, George H. Dietz at dinner Wednesday eve- A ning, and Lieut. Elmer E. Bergquist Wm. Haines and Lieut. James A. Harron were the dinner guests of Lieut. and Mrs./f| Star of “Slide, Kelly, Slide” George A. Taylor the same evening. with ; eo wnat ha a ett mers luncheon guests o! leut, Col. an Vv Mrs, ‘Thomas W. Bro mn este rd JOAN CRAWFORD an apt. Platts an ieut. jietz, ‘ were recent dinner guests of Capt. os romantic comedy of and Mrs. H. H. Noyes. go) To Make Plans For _ Armistice Banquet! Ata eanlet, of committee mem-! hers to be held tonight at 8 o'clock | in the Grand Pacific hotel parlors, final arrangements will be made for the world war veterans’ banquet which has become one of the prin- cipal events of each Armistice day observance in Bismarck. The ban- quet is free to all veterans of the late war, and they are invited to be the guests at that time of the Amer- ican Legion Auxiliary and the War |! Mothers, who sponsor the affair an- |! nually, The banquet this year will be at; 7 o'clock on Armistice day evening, | Friday, November 11, and will be) served in the dining room of the); Grand Pacific hotel. Mrs. W. A.| Falconer is chairman of the Auxil-! iary committee and Mrs. W. C. Cash- |; man heads the War Mothers com- mittee. | sf @ A committee of members of Pe ie ances Business and Professional Women’s, Charlie Chase Comedy club met Wednesday evening with | Miss Judith Rue to discuss the mem- | bership drive which is now being, Palace - Mandan carried on. 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