The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 4, 1928, Page 5

x WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4, 1928 4 Social and Personal Mrs. L. V. Miller’ and Mrs. McGraw’ Engagement of Muriel Robinson Announced Today this city announce the of their daughter, Muriel, to Decker of wedding will take place in Long Beach ee 14, Miss Robinson made her home in : Mr. and Mrs. E.G. Patterson vere hosts at dinner and bri Cuesday evening at their apartment n the Patterson hotel. Cards were played at two tables vere won by Lieut. Col. and Mrs. Chomas W. Brown of Fort Lincoln. Miss Ethel Miller was hostess to he D. D. D. club Monday. The eve- dng-was spent at bridge and honors tere won by Miss Marian Ackerman nd Miss Jane Bytne. Refreshments rere served after the games, The Trinity Lutheran Ladies Aid clock. in the church parlors. « QO. Rudser, C. N. Hanson, C. W. ostesses. ane Clint Draper left Monday for favre, Mont., where he will coach he last minstrel show which he will ut on this season. Mr. Draper | irected the Elks Minstrel in Bis- aarck, eee Mrs. Joe Melicher and children nd Mrs. A. R. Riese and son Russell, f Kulm, who have been the guests f Mrs. J. A. Melicher at 814 Fourth treet, left Tuesday for their home. Miss Clarice Belk, who is attend- ag the University of Wisconsin, will ome to Bismarck this evening to pend Easter as a guest of her par- nts, Mr. and Mrs, J. B. Belk. . . The ‘Charity Ball to be given at he Grand Pacific hotel by the Cath-| lic Daughters of America has been ostponed from Monday, April 9, to . ‘viday, April 2, ‘ peurereverereterern erreur ercenee ceereneuueeene ceseecesrsewerrerrer’ | , George Knowles has returned from ae Universtiy of Iowa, Iowa City, > spend the Easter holidays with is parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. A. tnowles, eee Mr. and Mrs. L, E, Belden and aughter, Marguerite, of Dickinson rere week-end guests of Mr. and Irs. Eldon Anderson of 702 Second treet. ere Miss’ Alta Jones of Bismarck, who s_an instructor at the University of finnesota this year, will spend the iaster holidays in Chicago, A marriage license was issued (onday to Oscar Waldemar Schnei- _,2r and Miss Ethel Marie Mellon of ais city. eee Mr. and Mrs. Duncan McGillis rere Sunday guests at the A. E. ‘opplin home & Wing. The regular meeting of the D. A. | ¥ Mrs. B. F, Tillotson read a pa) Bismarck for a number of years,| “The Bolivian Desert.” Mrs, atttending the city schools here, For| Harris ga' the past year she has been studying] entitled, ‘und teaching dancing in Long Beach. | thi Mr. and Mrs. Patterson | th hostesses served, refreshments. i i Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sayle > “Entertain at Dinner cinietais’ aun tae St in Bismarck ag Suests of Mrs-| Miss Celia Fridgen and Miss Pearl Renz of Fort Yates are guests in! will be Bismarck this reek. Mrs, E. H. Koehler of Tappen is will meet in {spending a few days with friends Sayle‘s sister; Mrs. J. A. Flow, whil en route home from St. Paul where thy have been pending luring the evening and high honors tare oe Pat en ‘ church parlors at 8 o'clock Thurs- rte afternoon. held so ul Overshoe.” At the conclusion of the Mrs, . Entertain Club of South industries, an interesti bber from the" tree to the winter. in Bismarck. An auction will be this week. Vernal gree son . ith pneumenia for the past five weeks, is now able to be up. eee James Olson, who is attending the state univer, will come to Bis- | Tu mare! Easter vacation at his home here, oes Mr. and Mrs. Dav Gerrison visited friends and trans- acted business here Monday. 3 od Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Robinson of} The Mothers club was entertained) yr and ment) Tuesday afternoon by Mra. L, V. illiam | Miller and Mrs. W. F. McGraw ng Beach, Calif. The! the Miller home. Continuing the stud: American countries an ni seriously ill wit eee NE ole tthe gd prices ;| marek are the parent a son born at | Tuesday at St Alezius hospital, eee A darts Mapa and Mrs, 7 F.| Mike Fischer of Bismarck. Thomas Flynn and son, Gilbert, of Jamestown spent Tuesday nesday in Bismarck. . Mrs. A. D. Welch of Menoken has returned home after a several days’ visit in Bismarck. Mr. and Mrs. P, L. Stanton of all members are requested to bring ‘thelr pocketbooks, Fessenden are visiting in Bismarck Donald Jones will return from ¢ Easter holidays at his home in this city. is Tuesde: rill meet Thursday afternoon at 3/¢ Mmes./ § ‘inkle and J. W. Knecht will act as|§ «. will be held Friday at 1 o'clock |¢ t the Hotel Prince. eee Mrs. Keith Mickelson of Bismarck | ¥ ras discharged from St. Alexius ospital Monday. | “ A. L. Garnes of Wilton was a : usiness caller in this city the first | ¢ art of this week. Mr. and Mrs. V. A. Hanson of : Jurtle Lake transacted business here day. ‘uesday. co Maxwell T, McNeill of Killdeer |% is city. with | pent Sunday ‘in this tiends. eee ,’ Miss Marvell Jones of W: 5 spending a few, days in this 1 & Charles Anderson of near Driscoll |® $a patient at a local hospital, eee Let the kiddies see the live|® faster Bunnies in sur window. |X —Scott’s Grocery. , ] » i Matinee Every Day at 2:90 TONIGHT—Wednesday LAST TIMES A. W. Lucas Co. Bismarck’s Busy Shopping Center rs Slenderette Heel » It is an unusual 05 combination of style and beauty and truly has a slenderizing effect AN when worn. po a longer stocking wanted. 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