The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 2, 1928, Page 5

~ John Page, X * Peltier, Alice Slater, WEDNESDAY, MAY 2, 1928 THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE Social and Personal | More Plans for County Play Day Are Announced Plans are being completed these days for the Burleigh County Play Day which will be held May 12 at the Edmond A. Hughes athletic field, Bismarck. Myron Anderson of the Bismarck high school faculty will assist in directing athletic events, Unless greater interest is shown in the declamatory and music events these contests will be eliminated from the Play Day activities for this year. Little Girls Glee Club Will Sing in Indian School Play Among the outstanding features of “Se-A-Wan-A”, lyric drama to be given at the city. auditorium, May 8, by pupils from the Indian School, is the ppearance of the little girls’ glee club. They will sing several selections during the performances. Miss Rena White and Miss Ida ‘Azure of the Indian School will ap- ear as soloists, singing Indian Faitabys and native melodies. The leading parts in “Se-A- ‘Wan-A” will be played by Clara Lillian Pel- tier, Dora LaFrance, Mary Slater, Julia Page and Anna St. Arnaud. Mrs, Herman Scheffer is direct- ing the music, while the dancing and dramatics are being coached by Mrs. D. Bruce Doyle. se . New P. E. O. Chapter Is Installed Here Chapter N of P. E. O. was in- stalled Monday evening in the city with special services at the home of Mrs. i S. Towne. This installation distinguished Bismarck as the first city in North Dakota to have two chapters of P. E. 0. Chrissie E. Budge was elected president of the new chapter, Mrs. | vice president; Miss Mildred Huff, recording secretary; Mrs. R. E. Thompson, corresponding secretary; Miss Bertha Burton, treasurer; Miss Sara Andrews, chaplain; Mrs, Juanita Edick, guard. Mrs. Charlotte Reed of Dickinson, organizer for the North Dakota state chapter, presided over the initia- tion and installation, assisted bv officers and members of Chapter F. Ten candidates were initiated into Chapter N, and five were admitted from other chapters in the state. The total membership is 15. After the initiation, refreshments were served. The table was decor- ated with marguerites, the flower of the P. E. 0. Sisterhood. Taper candles lighted the dining room. Mrs. J. P. French, Mrs. W. F. Har- ris, Mrs, Frank Cave and Mrs. Juanita Edick served. Chapter N is the 14th chapter of P. E. 0. in North Iékota. The Sisterhood was founded at Towa Wesleyan University, Mount Pleas-| ant, Iowa, on January 21, 1869, . F. L, Conklin, general manager of the Provident Life Insurance company, and C, CG. Hoskins, in charge of agencies, left today for Minnesota, where they will spend the balance of the week on business. They plan_to call on the company’s agents in Minnesota, and especially through the southern part of the state. They are making the trip by automobile. ee Mr. and M Harley Wilds of Valley City have arrived in this city where Mr. Wilds has accepted a position as manager of the shoe de- artment of the A. W. Lucas store. Ir. Wlids has been with the Black store in Valley City for some time. J, A. Kitchen, commissioner of agriculture and labor, has accepted an invitation to speak at a meeting of the Parent-Teachers association at the Mitchel school, west of Wil- ton, Friday evening. He will speak on “Harvesting the Wheat Crop.” 7 . Miss Margaret Lavin of the Stanton school facutly, Misses Merle Hannon, Jean Halliday and Anna Boepple of Stanton were in the city Tuesday to atend the dis- trict music and declamatory contest, . ° Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Bateman and Mrs, E. E. Templeton of Almont were among out-of-town guests here Tuesday for the district music and declamatory contests. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Nelson and daughter, Marjorie, of Almont attended the district music and declamatory contest here Tuesday. Mr, and Mrs. P. A. Winter and Miss Kathryn Critchfield of Me- Clusky have been guests in Bis- marck for the past two days. Mrs. Pearl Neon. Ralia is tench fi t+ Naughton township, spent the week-end in Bismarck with friends. acai a Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Brat of Hettinger spent Monday in Bis- marck while {transacting business. Mr. and Mrs. L, B. Brauer of this city are the parents of a son born Monday, at St. Alexious hospital. Mrs. G. H. Anderson, Mrs. Henry Peck and Miss Lillian Knudtson were here from Almont Tuesday. ° Mr, and Mrs. John Engel and Mrs. K. Schuler and son of Dickinson are in the city this week. Bismarck, Mandan Dental. Assistants ‘Organize Society The Bismarck-Mandan Society of Dental Nurses and Assistants was organized Monday evening at a meeting at the Grand Pacific hotel. Mrs. Eleanor Jarvis ‘of this city was elected president. Other offi- cers named are: Mrs. Olga Burbage of Bismarck, vice president; Miss Marie Cordner of Bismarck, secretary and treas- urer. The regular meetings of the organization will not begin until some time in -October. Oat Miss Bertha Burton Will Become Bride of Samuel Merritt Mrs. Mary Burton announced the approaching marriage of her daugh- ter, Bertha, to Samuel Merritt at a pretty May Day party at the Bur- ton home Tuesday evening. The wedding will occur early in June. Miniature May poles decorated the tables, and each guest was pre- sented with a favor from the Camel's Bell gift anes operated by Miss Helen Burton in Peking, China. The evening was spent at bridge and honors were won by Miss Boni- face Morris and Miss Mary Huber. Out-of-Town Guest Honored at Party Mrs, Rachel Anderson entertained at a dancing party Saturday eve- ning at her home in compliment to vy. FE. Wahl of Karlsted, Minn., who iting relatives here. out 10 couples attended the party. At the close of the evening a course luncheon was served by the hostess. aa Everyone is cordially invited to attend the Trinity Lutheran ladies aid meeting which will be held Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock i Horse pases, Mea ALG: Sorlie, Mrs. 0. S. Hilleboe, Mrs. , Jlrs, ¥. Plomasen and Mrs. O. B. Olson will act as hos- tesses. ene Mr. and Mrs. Nick Steckle have returned to their home at Glen Ullin after a business trip to this city. > Additional social and per- | sonal news will be found. in At today’s issue on page 3. Rebtel dient tirelh oo ae @ Matinee Every Day 2:30 TONIGHT - Wed. & Thurs. The First Hundred Years are the Hardest— Esther Ralston’s at the head of her class for clever comedy. Come learn her lesson in loving. Instruc- tions three times a day. Pathe Review Comedy ‘Will be here one week only. 223 Matm Ave. BISMARCK, N. D. PAGE FIVE A great one day; Sale to clean up short lots from every department. Every item is of our REGULAR FIRST QUALITY, not sec- onds or job lots bought for sale purposes. Ruffled Curtains Full size, fine grade, deep ruffled curtains of Barred Swiss. Priced to per par. 1.00 No Nik Water Glasses Full 10 Oz. size Safedge Water Glasses, with patented rolled edge to prevent chipping. Plain or fancy design. Very per dozen . $1.00 Underwear A large assorment of various styled Muslin Slips, combinations Chemise and B.V.D. gar- ments. A fine selection which must be closed out only ......91.00 Union Suits A choice assortment of Women’s Athletic style Union Suits of Barred Nainsook and Dimity in values up to $1.95. To two tor ---9 1.00 .Bath Sets Boxed sets with good size Towel and two Wash Cloths in fancy stripe design. Very spe- cial at ... $1.00 two for Linen Towels Fancy all Linen Towels in large and medium sizes. The sale price does not half indicate these special values. for ...... $1.00 for ...... Thursday,May 3rd--- Doors Open 9 A. M. All Sales Cash --- No Approvals or Exchanges Children’s Hats - Spring and Summer Styles Cunning little models for the miss up to 10 or 12 years. A good range of colors to select from. choice at. $1.00 Infants’ Bonnets Dainty Lawn and Silk Bonnets in lovely colors and all sizes. These are especially priced for a quick cleanup only .... 91.00 Women’s Gowns A large showing of Phil- ippine and Porto Rican embroidered gowns, also Muslin Crepe or Novelty materials in all sizes, either white or colored. a leader at 9 1.00 Children’s Union Suits Broken sizes and styles in Boys’ and Girls’ Ath- letic style Union Suits in Nainsook or Poros Knit, to close out at for ......91.00 Turkish Towels Large size, heavy ab- sorbent double thread, ribbed Turkish Towels. Lay in a supply for the lake now at this special Two tor ..§ 1.00 Two for Wash Goods In one large lot will be featured 82 and 36-inch Tissue Ginghams, Printed Swiss, Suitings, Voiles, Crepes, Linens, ete., in patter us vulr.vie aur girls and grown- ups. Former values up to 75c a yard. All to be closed Ct AE MAR RIS et $1.00 _ KOTEX out at Regular size boxes of 1 dozen Napkins, Offered for ieemhanaey beer ey See” $100 Se eeeeeeeeeeeee———e—e—E—EEIEe———EEEEEEE ee Many bona fide attractive specials will be found on tables throughout the store that cannot be mentioned here for lack of space. Shop House and Porch Dresses Small, large and extra large sizes in smartly styled House Dresses of new Ginghams, Lawns, English Prints, Linens. ete., in popular colors and neatly trimmed. $ 1 00 An extra special for Thursday at only .... ° Children’s Wash Dresses Sizes 2 to 12 Years Smart styles for the little folks, in Wash Dresses of Ging- hams, plain or figured Lawns and Voiles of all colors. Frocks for school and general wear. Reduced for Thursday to only .......... $1.00 Rayon Bloomers and French Panties Full cut, fine quality knit Rayon Bloomers and Panties that are worth much more. Come in Pink, Peach, Nile and Tan and are made with a double lock stitch to pre- vent rips. Very special at _— AT THIS SALE FOOTWEAR for Sport Wear Shoes for Dress—for Street Our Dollar Day shoe specials stand out above anything ever offered in this line. Don’t fail to see them. Black Satins, Patent Leather, Tan Kid, Tan Calf and Combin- ations in Tie, Gore, Strap and Step-in styles for Women and Misses. Infants’ Vests Vanta and Tiny Tot makes, all wool and silk and wool garments for tots up to 8 years old, with or without buttons. Values to 85c, to close out at two $ 1 .00 for wnccsom High and Medium heels in broken assort- ments, values up to $8.50 to close out BON 6605 khikessc ans, $1.00 Broadcloth Slips Fine quality broadcloth— fast colors, in a good as- sortment of sizes. Colors, Pink, Peach and White. Regular $1.69 values on o% $1.00 At ...seeee Buffet Sets—Vanity Sets— Dresser Scarfs All white—of pure linen with hemstitched borders and stamped with lovely patterns for embroid- ery. Extra special at .......-cssseeseee $1.00 = Silk Pongee Genuine, all silk 33 inch colored pongee for dress- es or lingerie. Colors: Orchid, Blue, Green, Yel- low or Red. Our regu- lar $1.50 quality. Spe- cial for Thursday at yard Linen Crash 17 inch Bleached Pure Linen crash with red or blue borders, Our regu- lar 29¢ grade will be marked for Thursday at five yards for Lingerie Crepe Plain or Figured 36 Inch crepe, 32 inches wide, standard quality in Flesh, Pink, Green, Or- chid and Maize. Priced foy Thursday at four yards for Lingerie Checks Striped, barred and checked _ Nainsooks, Voiles, Dimities and Batistes in 36 and 40 inch widths. Orchid, Pink, Peach, Maize, and Nile Green. Values up to 59¢ a yard. Thursday sale price $1 .00 4 yds. for Sliptex A much in demand fab- ric for slips and bloom- ers. Dresses do not cling to it. Shown in severai good lingerie shades and priced at $1 .00 2 yds, for Rub Rite The handy ten yard package for general cleaning and polishing purposes. To introduce these we will sell them on Thursday at tor ...... 91.00 RON oe esse Novelties A whole tableful of clever novelties for bridge prizes and gifts —Boxes, trays, cigar- ette boxes, vases, door stops, ete. You'll want several of these at this low price $1 .00 Of i265: early in the morning for best selection on short lots. Table Covers 48 Inch square Sanitas table covers in new pat- terns of Blue, or Orange colors. A dandy tover for the Breakfast table during the summer sea- son. Dollar Day Price, two for seve $1.00 Koverall Aprons Cleverly styled, well made aprons of good quality prints and ging- hams. Handy for gen- eral all around use. Dol- lar Day Price, Tor os Lunch Cloths 54x58 fine Mercerized lunch cloths with novel- ty fast colored border. You'll recognize their superior value at the Price of $1.00 Bath Mats Medium size, heavy tur- kish bath mats with contrasting border and fringed ends. Green, Blue Rose and Orchid. Special for Thursday only ..... $1.00 Percale Standard quality fine count, 36 inch percale in light or dark grounds, small and medium fig- yards tor $1.00 Gingham Standard quality, 32 inch gingham in plaids and stripes for school or house dresseereall colors. A regular 29c quality on sale at Five yards for ....00 $1.00 Pillow Cases 45x36 size, extra good quality pillow cases, free from starch or dressing, and have deep hem. An incomparable value for 3 tr... $1.00 Stamped Pillow Cases Lovely, desirable pat- terns on fine quality tubing, hemstitched and some with applique de- sign. Standard sizes. Reduced for Dollar Day mnt $1.00 per pair