The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 26, 1928, Page 5

| 4 | 4 Miss Clara Hultbere of Bismarck] tary Training camp which will be ‘ e enrantecd a lovely dinner service, 110-piece sets, to serve 12 People, airs. George Phelan lett Sundey| A regular meeting of the Yeomen|f| Mail"orasrs: Sives "Prompt fi) 47 YEARS IN BISMARCK : iter ‘spending. the "weekeend hens] Will be held “Tuesday” evening. A ROYAL JEWELRY CO. » as the guest of her daughter, Miss| S°cial hour and refreshments willl Il seg mma ‘Ave. —- Bismarck, N. D. , \Frances Phelan, Vw e John Moses left Sunday for Min-| | The North Dakota ern ype of the| son-in-law, for FBO, opens at the! % John Forister of Bismarck, returned | returned to this city after a visit in 3 lo Min s, rgo as the guests of Mr. and : o her home at Carson Freidsy. Mrs. 0. A. Bolser, Ki - } Z MONDAY, MARCH 26, 1928 THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE Cc: “Barth of Solen is clean, wholesome, charm and| Kellys,” “The Cohens and the Kellys | Priced pete at St. Alex- interesting and deserves ea in Paris” and other productions, |]| tus hospital Friday morning. seen by everyone, Holtz was a Jewish character star Mrs. Paul Robidou and daughter, story deais with the adven-| at the Yiddish theatre in New York rt Roach tarred Lucille, of Lewistown, Mont» are] one arm, With no tradition of fam- years ago in “Exense Me,” one of : one si visiting relatives here. ily behind him, Freckles sets out|the most successful screen come- Ss 4 Miss Ida Iverson has returned to ma *. the an bab Bd Is | dies. e @ e y i 2 made accepting the danerrous i O Plendid Program Here Saturday Evening] simarch'lspndne the "past DAM Pascoe fie Stim | Min Shares nay the slo Welsh Musicians Are Presented in a a es min The program, pfesented Saturday evening at the McCabe Methodist York firm of coat and suit whole- My , B h . Cen Me, and 1, Eder of tin |p of eae sn "Eu Pie ta Tha ismarck’s Busy Shopping Center ton were guests in Bismarck during| , During the pursuance of his|ing male role of the traveling rep- church by the Cambrian Concert company of Welsh musicians was one te besand Evile duties, he meets the Swamp Angel, resentative of a rival house. of the outstanding musical events of the season. automo! i with whom he falls in love. it ° The company is made up of three artists, Jeanette Christine, so- to tell the manner in which he wins ‘hae ret Glanville Davies, baritone, and William Ifor Jones, organist and Hou, one Miemiag ag sum out would be to spoil the story. ‘i Pianist, Sd i here Friday. A fi t hosen and al hea ped vette voice hed of : lovel; eaaltt a fee me ae callers oe 6 the foun ate excellently (Ret 0 the types of song such as “Songs ‘other Tai le,” “Mel- Bert LaDue The i » Jr. ba Waltz Song” and “Annie Laurie.” Miss Christine ‘was enthusiastically taba tot ae “Bteatton ei : Bosworth, ned fter a short} Gene Stratton, Hobart » vit in this a. ts or | Eulalte Jensen, Billy Scott, Lafe eo + @ McKee, and Frankie Darro. moniously in the duets with Miss Lg PL HL V = moniousl with bronchitisvat her'home at'410| | ELTINGE THEATRE f The program was complete with| Mrs, Frayne Baker Avenue B —s ee ane, eg ee Tang, production, 35 Year Ss why proved Peawiaiam Jor Jones,| Gives Bridge Party | ac. and Mrs. V. H, Lane have re-| on the Eltinge screen for today and : ea instrument, ‘The Gothic suite by| . For Mrs. E. Draper’ {ured 2,Carson after ® bus Sapper ad ine or a ate Boellman was unusually beautiful pom “ ee in tones and effects, Mr. Jones Mrs, Frayne Bak hostess|_ Mr. and Mrs. W, J, Winter of| Come Binet tend fa eereet + 5 tess . irs. W. J. iney, Tei loltz = ant weet ue the program with Saturday raven in” ent liment Pirso visited friends in Bismarck pg Ay is ana “tPinale” by umten to rs. Earl Draper, who v q leave ths week-end. |, each of the three has been a star 2, r 5s this weel or her new home n either stage or screen productions Bh Pg Brainerd, Minn, for three|epeitt, Beer DIBW sof, Bismarck| and Sidney has starred im both. He KC : Sabie ere = were sts for three} spent a few days in Sanger ri iret le his mark on Broadway in . fave @ sacred concert bist the past week. “Welcome, Stranger.” Since enter- ER = it ah ing pictures he has been starred in resented with a guest} Mrs. C. E. Bern of Bert was aja number of Potash and Perlmutter . A hment. busi caller in Bismarck during! pictures, “The Cohens and the Mrs. Scheffer Will served at the close of the afternoon. | the week-end. & bee a * : . ee Present Pupils in _ | ortavente tnt ello tn decoat Ms, and Mrs, Johe Voeller of SAME PRICE for over FACTS ally pleasing in the aria, “Prologue” from e is . tich baritone which lent itself har- ALESPEOPLE To Better Introduce Our continually warned mit mite | Dinnerware Dept. make a sale cause them to make a We are going to offer a limited statement that isn’t number of so. my do wt ee | LL0 Piece Sets at Recital Thi Weel ing her tables. Jonquils furnished| Butte transacted business use less than of their pay for draw- [ 00 Do is Kk an attractive floral note. ctiy Friday. bigher priced brands e un Mrs, Hermann Scheffer will _pre- i F. 8. Horlacher of «i Bae a up of h voce pupils in Alice P, Klesalek Mr. end Mrs. - Bisma Tappen spent Friday in Bismarck MILLIONS of POUNDS USED Honored at Party|on busines. | Her of Strasbui has been discharged from Sk. Alex: ius hospital. = ; recital Friday evening at 8:15 at her home, 609 First street. The ae will take part in the pro- A surprise party was ites Mrs. S. A, Floren, Misses Jessie| Thursday evening at the S. F. Streigl, Helen Ostrus, Marion Whit-| bert home in honor of the nineteenth iihe- : temore, Bernice Klein and Mrs.| pTthday <_ of Miss Alice! Lawrence Nelson of Almont visit ramet ed friends i Adele Zimmerman. ‘i wits evening ws pas at hia in B i this ; Past Masters’ Night is being ob- R weigh games foing to eee ination. And the balance in ten equal monthly They are paid to payments tell the facts about the merchandise they sell, end. Choose either of the designs given in this advertisement, make the small down payment of $1.00, and your dinnerware is A.W. 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