The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 5, 1928, Page 5

Mrs. F. W. Cathro Leads W. C. T. U. Program Tuesday Mrs, a w. Cathro, was leader of the W. C. U. meeting which was held Tuesday at the home of Mrs. M. Register. — The early crusade for prohibition ‘was outlined by Miss Anna Burr, who compared the work in that campaign with the work of the W. C. T. U. today. Plans were made to observe spe- cial temperance Sundays in Sunday school, and Jan. 22 was named as the first special Sunday. Questions and answers were vigryn by pe on growth of the W. 7. U. organization, bringing out he fact that W. C. T. U. is now es- tablished in 51 countries. Mrs. J. L. Hughes played a piano solo during the meeting. . Midnight Sun Club Meets Wednesday at John Peterson Home Mrs. a Peterson was hostess be fagsnrintd to members of the Midnight Sun whist club. There were guests for three tables of whist and honors were won Mrs. Selma Jacobson and Mrs. J. Schlomer. At the conclusion of the Lcd a course luncheon was “ie Albert Waddington will en- tertain at the next meeting of the club. ee Miss Ethel Childs Honored at Dinner Mrs. W. G. Childs entertained ‘Tuesday evening at a 6 o'clock din- ner in henor of the eighteenth birthday .umiversary, of her daugh- ter, Ethel. The table appointments were in pink ahd green, while a bowl of pink roses formed the centerplece. Covers were laid for eight guests. Following the dinner the evening ‘was spent with games and music. ‘Miss Olivia Amundson of Coleharbor was an out-of-town guest. Local Delphians to Discuss Poets The local ch 1 hapter of Delphians will discuss ree 18th Century Posts” at the regular meeting which will be held Friday morning at 9:30 at the Hotel Prince. Mrs. Obert. ee will lead the discus- ect of th eal: will be given by the “ge tolleninn: Miss Hardy Jackson, Thompson's “Season: Spring, Sum- mer and Autumn; . Bert Fin- ney, “Elegy: Ina Country Church- yatd;” Mrs. F. A. Lahr, “The De- serted Village.” Mrs. N. 0. Churchill Is Hostéss to Club ” Mrs. N. Churchill entertained members - “the Wednesday Study club at their regular meeting yes- terday afternoon. Mrs, E. R. pig te wept an inter- pd: paper on “Psychology as a ical Science in Modern Life,” rae Miss Marion Burke reported on Mrs. Thomas Walsh and Mrs. Stephen D. Elkins. ‘opics in brief ao the day were given by Mrs. Pe &! Remington, Sr. Miss ies Thelen, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. W. P. Thelen of Wilton, has returned to the Uni- versity of Minnesota after spending the holidays at her home. Leonard Agdanon who attends the University of Nerth Dakota, left Tuesday for Grand Forks to resume his studies after spending the holidays in this city. Members of the Bismarck lodge Gd Lies will hold their regular Friday evening at the Elks hall, olewine: the iness ses- sion, lunch wil It be served, Miss Madge. a has returned from.the Twin Cities where she accom! Miss Mary McCloskey of McKenzie to the Gillette-Chatter- ton hospital in St. Paul, Mrs. Anicon Miller of Fargo and formerly of Bismarck is a ee at the Mayo Lg gd in pce inn, by friends in the ‘city Miss ne Mare. ‘Stephens and Jacobson have returned to Bey Falls, 8. D., where they will resume their work at Sioux Falls college. cee Miss Lois Pinter bs resummed bar her rT school duties at Wilton afte: es eatpe The Senior King’s Heralds will met Fridy evening at 7:30 at the at 207 Mandan avenue, v, pi Men teh oh rel Mipn., returned to Bismarck © vacation the TB. it. Anthony. ob Yan der te OR in this city Wednesday. The 100k i the ast of dome = Se ~ |Mrs. Christianson and Mrs. Smyth Are Speakers at at Meeting The Fortnightly club met (Wed- nesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. 8. D. Cook. The club, ge te ae ing for- eign hi a » was Ede wil anne pabite by Mrs. A. M. Christianson and Mrs. F.R. Smyth. The former reported on the French Republic, while J Mrs. Smyth spoke on the New Regime in Spain. es Rev. Paul S. Wright Elected Head of Bismarck Ministers Rev. Paul S. Wright was elected head of the Bismarck Ministeri association for the year 1928 at meeting held Tuesday afternoon at the nurses’ home of the Bismarck hospital. Other officers elected to serve with Rev. Wright are: Rev. Lbg E. Klein, vice president; R Stephens, secretary and treasurer. Rev. Walter E. Vater has been named preacher for Tort Lincoln for the month ot nuary. ¥. War Mothers Are Wdicomed to City at Opening Session The War Mothers of North Dakota were welcomed to Bismarck this morning by Mayor A. P. Lenhart, Mrs. C. G. Boise of the local War Mothers, and R. J. Kamplin of the American Legion. Mrs. Frank Smith na Lisbon responded to the greet- ings. Mrs. Thomas Spence of Milwau- kee, Wis. national president, was the principal speaker this after- noon. She has brought to this con- vention something of the activities of the War Mothers of the nation and attractive plans for the future. Mrs. A. E. Jones of Lisbon, state ‘War Mother, was in charge of the Memorial Service which concluded the afternoon’s program, The American Legion and Auxil- fary will be hosts to the convention guests at a banquet this evening at the Grand Pacific hotel. The sessions for Friday morning will be called at 9:30. Mrs, Tho Spence will preside at the bust meeting which will close at 11:30 with an informal ballot. Members of the local chapter of D. A. R. will be hostesses at luncheon Friday “ne at 12:30 at the Grand Pacific A report of the informal ballot will be made when the sessions are called at 1:30, and a formal ballot will be taken. The reports of com- mittees are scheduled for 2:30 and the remainder of the afternoon will be given over to unfinished busi- ness, report of election and reading, of resolutions. From 4 o'clock until 6 Friday aft- ernoon a reception will be given at the home of Mrs, John Burke ia honor of Mrs. Thomas Spence, na- : tional president. woe Members of the Pan-Hellenic will % meet Monday evening at a bridge ny at the home of Mrs. Lucinda 208 Second street. Mis: Charlotte Logan, Mrs. W. L. Diven, Mrs. C. J. Lynch and Miss Helen Kennedy will be hostesses. reservations members are requested to call Miss Logan at 761 or Mrs. Diven at 1329. Unusually Low Prices A. W. Lucas Co. Lucas Blk. Bismarck, N. D. Matinee Every Day at 2:20 Misses Ruth and Ethel Sel returned Wednesday from a trip Oshkosh, Wis., and to Minneapolis. At the latter Le they were guests at the wedding of Mr. and Kelley A. Simonson which Tuesday. Mrs. oo Frederick: and Ernest Strauss,! The Women's Nonpartisan club to} will meet this evening at 8 o'clock at the rest room wi Hoffman's cafe. A special nx has been pared and a odd will be jd. All members and their friends are invited to attend the meeting. Ge Rue, daughter of Miss Genevieve sons of Dr. and Mrs. F. B, Strauss,|Mr. and Mra. J. J. Rue, and Miss Esther No left Tuesday for Collegeville, Minn., where they attend St. John’s Uni- versity. éy spent their vacation at their home jn this city. Miss Rakkel tie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Lee, left Wed- rend of Mr. end lf seca homes im this city. Earl Bigler, wa has been spend- nesday for Northfield, 1d, Minn. .» Where she a St. Olaf’s a Miss Lee spent the holidays with her parents in this city, Mrs. Myron ‘cox, a ae dai Pa ee ve rne ort Mela\ Sian they spent holidays with, relati tives, Mra, L. A. “Belden has_returned Gallfs after spendi ee a 8 ing ys in this city as the her sis- ter, Mrs. 8. 8. Clift Miss by ipedt shore left Wednes- day for Minneapolis where she at- tends the MacPhail School of Music. Miss Aaberg spent her vacation at her home in this elty. Miss Mary ay who has been A.| employed in the heel auditor's of-| fice for some position in the off fice tary of state. eee Mrs. D. E. Haskin of Jamestown arrived in the city ey to spend some time as the guest of son- in-law and daughter, Li iy and Mrs. J.M. Harty. |. se Cc. J. M; as returned from Milbank, D., where he spent the holidays with relatives. Mrs. Myers remained in Milbank for a longer visit. eee Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Myers and little son, Gene, have returned Peed Fargo where they were holida: guests at the home of Mr. Myers’ cage: eee Mrs. C. R. Kositzky and son and daughter, Le/nard and Eloyce, have returned from Sterling, where they Mila with relatives for the past week, acce| not the ect: eee Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Childs have as their house guest this week their niece, Miss Olivia Amundson of Coleharbor.. Howa: Ma hy has returned to Collegev: hater) where he is 8 student at 3 Joh university, Donald Jones left for Grand Forks Tuesday, where he will resume his studies at the state university. Mrs. Chester Klo) derwent an ius hospital Rudolph Hintz lt Golden Valley was discharged from St. Alexius hespital Tuesday. | of Tappen un- ° Mrs, Henry Kroll of Anamoose has been discharged frm St, Alex- ius hospital. For | Values 10.$32.50 © Now Roonday. at St. Alex- A eae” to a ing the holidays Mes. Mattie Bigler of this city, has returned to Grand For! his studies at the state university, Arthur vet roe was a guest |% at the Bigler home cae the holi- days, has returned to Crary, where heis is engaged in teaching. "| The Women's Benefit association will meet this evening at 8 o'clock See L. Craven 618 Second stree' T. Ellison of Sterling ar-/¢ rived in the’ city today to spend a short time with her daughter, Misa Mary Ellison. | — Pte yg Aylmer, D. ‘R. Brockman!$ W. L. Wolfe ‘olfer of Jamestown § were business callers in Bismarck e — ee business caller in this city the first of the week, eee Vernon Brown of Menoken is spending a few days in Bismarck on business, i S. E. Niles of Bivens transacted business in this city Tuesday. CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our many friends and neighbors for their kind ¢ during ¥ See cae and sympathy e death of our moter ood wife. Ws also wish to ex for the wpa val telbotes. . Christ Satter — and Family. Mrs. Frank Aughnay have private kindergarten at her home, 504 Ave. E, begin ning Monday, Jan. term of ten weeks,, term. Hours 1:30 to cela Isn’t it a grand — feeling to know co eal Sale on Coats, Dresses and the Sarah Gold Shop, 312 ve, Big dance at A.0.U.' The values we are offering. in coats will more tha. surprise you. Our entire stock is marked at prices that mean great savings to those who would have a new coat for now and next winter. cloths, Venice, Veronella and Deep Pile woolens in wanted styles and colors, Now with his mother, . ‘ks to resume, ¥ V. C. Goebel of Anamoose was a'y will W. hall § Friday night, Jan. 6. Music by Vagabonds. The 10th is the last day of % discount on Gas bills, | ; Values to $79.50 Great Shoe Clearance} One of the greatest shoe clearance events | Starting Thursday! ¢ that Webb Brothers have ever held, offer- ing footwear for women and children at such reductions as are seldom seen so early, in the season. _DOORS OPEN 9 A. M. In these sale groups there are many excellent numbers for the grow- ing girl and school miss. Mannish Brogues and cut out oxfords in black, brown and light colors, Notice! Owing to the na- ture of this sale with its extreme price reductions— every sale must be considered final and for cash only. Closing out all 4-buckle overshoes before inventory is the big object of this offering. but A-NO. 1 regular stock in values to $3.75. in low and medium heels. winter season. ate $ 1 .00 The pre-inventory sales of ready-to-wear and various items is now in full swing. You will want to see these before assortments are de- Group No. 1 - Sensational Values! Oxfords—Military and low heels, in kid or calf-- skin. Such makes as Utz and Dunn, Protex Arch and John Gray, arch support oxfords. Others without arch supports. Good styles for the house, street or business wear. Very spe- CHASE OMY 0 sisisie ones tsb baidties ve ci0'e 8 dina Group No. 2 A big cleanup table of odds and ends in pumps, strap pumps and oxfords in good, desirable styles for immediate wear. High and medium heels. Specially reduced to ....cevsessewcee Group No. 3 Includes many of our Peacock, John Gray and Nanette models in patent leathers, combina- tions and kid. These are some of our most re- cent arrivals, which must be closed out before inventory. Values to $11.00 now ....eesceee OVERSHOES For Women and Children Children’s 's Shoes Placed on one table are several good styles in Simplex. Flexies, Great Scott and Buster Brown makes, in broken sizes, to be cleaned up at 25% DISCOUNT These are not seconds, Shown Just right to finish up the pleted. Better come in tomorrow. Coats Dresses Four groups of our well known quality dresses in silk \ Finest broad- “ang to aia $19.50 $35. 00 $49.50 $57. 50 Silk and Wool Hose Broken sizes and lines in a Aina cleanup—La France, Kayser, Van Raalte and Onyx Hose in pure silk and dark shades only. Wool and mercerized lisle in dark grey, tan and brown shades. Values to $1.75 on sale at ,..coosccccecees 50c Outing Gowns” Plain white or pink and also fancy outing gowns in odd sizes and broken styles for women and misses. Values , to $1.76 to close out at .0.000erss0 SURPRISE TABLE ODDS and We will leave it to you to find out | what is on this table and we | promise: some very exceptional rises at only ere eee eeleereees BB A greatly replenished winter weight garments, in < Saad Samy, sino Nie neck wilh Kens or short sleeves and knee or anki . Some silk and wool included. Vi fues up to $2.50 to close out at only Children’s Hats 1 clearance of all children’s win- hate of velvet and velour. Good and styles in sizes up to 12 Values to $2.25 now on sale WF deasssnshtantenaenses shae* at Values to $19.50 $8.75 Women's Knit Underwear shaving. of 38 of women’s medium and =e $1 00 Here is a rare offering during the cold weather, when they’re so badly needed. Heavy leather mit- tens warmly lined, in light and dark colors with heavy knit woolen wrists. Also some pigskin mitts for boys at © O'e7e'e-e © © ore {ele ore'e 0 678 0.0002 0000 © ominse es ese BROTHERS or wool, for street, sport, afternoon or business wear. Good sizes in colors that are most in demand are radically reduced, Evening and party dresses of taffeta, georgette and chiffon at half price Silk or Wool Dresses Values to $29.50 Values to $49.50 Now $15.00 $25.00 Rayon Silk Bloomers Well made bloomers in fine quality § 1 48 knit rayon with lock stitch seams. Colors are orchid, Nile, peach and flesh. Values in this lot were as much as $2.25, Sale price .....cece-cem Stamped Goods We are clearing out an ed ng of odds and ends in 3 CHILDREN’S MITTENS vanity sets and dresser scarfs, several good patterns in worked pil- low cases, during this sale at .....« |: Meneendiee. of Merit Only”