The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 24, 1928, Page 5

| Social Events of ‘Cecilia Clifford Commencement Week Begin This Evening Social events of commencement week for graduates of Bismarck high school begin this evening with the Junior-Senior banquet which will be held at the Masonic Temple. Sunday afternoon Rev. I. G. Mon- son will deliver the baccalaureate. address at the city auditorium. “on- day evening the alumnae banquet es held at the Grand Pacific otel. Class Night, announced for Tues- day evening at the city auditorium, will be one of the biggest events of commencement week. Miss Jane Stackhouse, valedictorian, and Miss . Olive Hall, salutatorian, will de- liver their addresses, The class poem will be read by Jean Craw- ford, and the class history, prepared by Elmer Benser and Grace Ellness, will be read by Benser. Henry Brown and Bernice Jos}in composed the class will which will be read. Arnold Helgeron will give the class prophecy. y The pipe of peace, presented an- nually by the senior president to the junior president, will be given) with due ceremony by Ralph Shearn to Ben Jacobson on Class Night. This program will be concluded with | the class song, written by Ruth Gor- don and Buell Quair. The annual senior breakfast will/ be held Wednesday morning, the last social event before commence- ment. Commencement exercises _ will take place Thursday evening, May 31, at 8 o’clock at the city audi- torium. The complete program for commencement will be announced later. Delphians Will Hold Last Meeting Friday The local Delphian society meet Friday morning for the last meeting of this season. Mrs. Regis- ter will lead the meeting on the sub- re of “Wagner’s Tetralogy and lis Ideas of Opera.” Text reports wil) be given by the following: Mrs. D. J. McGillis, Das Rheingold; Mrs. __ Sorenson, Die Walkyre; Miss Hardy Jackson, Siegfried; Mrs. Harris, Die Gotter- dammerung; Mrs. ¥. A. Knowles, Music of the Future, Mrs. Ray Lauernce and daughter have returned from Jamestown where they have been the guest of Mrs. Lauernce’s mother, Mrs. Kate Aggola. eee Vivian Maercklein, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Maercklein of Ashley, underwent an operation at St. Alexius hospital Wednesday. oe A marriage license was issued Wednesday to James Joseph Brun- ing of St. Paul and Miss Cathryn Florence Roles, of, Bismarck. Miss Esther Monson has returned from Fargo where she was the guest of relatives and friends for a few will! and John Gable Are Married at St. Cloud Miss Cecilia Clifford, daughter\ of ir. and Mrs. 8. S. Clifford of this city, became the bride of Joha Gable; son of Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Gable, of Marine on the St. Croix Monday morning at the Cathedral jat St. Clud, Minn. Rev. Father Varley read the, marriage service. The bride wore a grey ensemble and a small blue hat. ler corsage was formed with pink and white Ophelia roses and __lilies-of-the- valley. She was attended by her twin sister, Miss Margaret Clif- ford, while Howard Empson at- tended the groom. The bridesmaid wore a green suit and orchid hat.- Following the wedding a break- fast was served at the Breen hotel with covers laid for 30 guests. Among the out-of-town guests were Mr. and Mrs. S, S. Clifford, Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Gable, Joseph Clif- |ford, Mr. and Mrs. Rober: E. Clif- jford and daughter, Irene, Mr. and | Mrs. Carl Nimis, Miss Elizabeth |Marzolf, Dr. Sherman ‘‘and Jack; | Marzolf. Mr. and Mrs. Gable are driving to the Twin Cities and St. Louis on @ wedding trip, after which they plan to make their home in St. Paul. |_ Mrs. Gable is a graduate of St. Benedict’s college, St. Joseph, Minn., and has been employed at the Bank of North Dakota during the past year. P. E. O. Convention {Opens This Morning With Good Attendance Twenty-four delegates and the seven state officers were present at the opening session of the four- teenth annual convention of the state P. E. O. Sisterhood held here this morning. Among the guests are five past presidents of the state Sisterhood and Mrs. Cora Falgren of Washburn who was a member of the original Chapter A of North Dakota. : Through the efforts of Mrs. Char- lotte Reed of Dickinson, state or- ganizer, charters were. presented to four new chapters at the meeting this morning. Bismarck women on_ today's pro- gram included Mrs, Ella Clayton Smyth, Mrs. Myrtle O’Hare, and Mrs. Grace French. Miss Stella Buchanan of Jamestown addressed the convention this afternoon on “Our Heritage From Our Found- ers.” 4 Mrs. Ola B. Miller of Iowa City, Towa, pissident of supreme chapter of P. E. O., and Mrs. Nettie Miller, state president, will be the principal speakers on this evenings program. {Their addreses will be broadcast from radio station KFYR. Following a banquet at the Bis- marck Country club, convention guests will be ente-tained at a pro- gram at the city auditorium. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Webb and P. M. Webb left Wednesday for Lake Melissa, Minn., where they will open their summer cottage. f Fashion Plaque _ iP N \ \ TO NNN g Zz gS Z Zz zZ Z Z Z Z g A g A Z g a g A 4 g A SLIPPER of pale green crepe de chine gains individuality because of its original shape and trimming of emeralds linking vamp and saddle. Members of the American Legion Auxiliary and their families will hold a picnic Sunday afternoon. Those who plan to attend are re- quested to meet at the Northern Pacific depot at 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon and to bring dishes. Fol- low the signs south of the ball park to reach the picnic grounds. eee Members of the Business and. Pro- fessional Women’s club enjoyed a Picnic Tuesday evening at the Man- dan Chautauqua park. Miss Bessie Baldwin was in charge of the eve- ning’s entertainment. About 24 guests attended the picnic. Modesty E BELIEVE in claiming a little less than our merchandise can fulfill. Modesty attracts people but exagger- ation offends and repels them. Advertising that exceeds the facts doesn’t get nearly so much business as merchandise that exceeds expecta- tions. A.W. Lucas Co. VAG. _ FO The demand for Shoes is well met Styles for day, bd = In White selections, just received. and sports wear, feature value group. $6.85 . $7.85 $8.85 A.W.Lucas Co. Bismarck’s Busy Shopping Center summer CIWEAp zt In White ei by our evening in a and Gray 4 "A.W. LUCAS CO. ‘ANNEX SHOE STORE . Apple Green, Middy Blue, Lipstick Red, as well as the lighter shades of Tan mand now. All here at $6.85 $7.85 $8.85 — VEE ABP Colors are colors in de- ’ nin ames W. Foley Will Speak at Dinner for High School Alumni James W. Foley, an alumnus of Bismarck high school, will be one of the principal speakers at the alumni banquet to be held Monday evening at the Grand Pacific hotel. Elaborate, plans are being made for the banquet as been arran, to attend the ed to phone Miss Mary Cram at 1086-M by F Noted Botanist to Address Garden, Club at Meeting Saturday The meeting of the Flower and Garden club, scheduled for this eve- has been postponed until Sat- uss evening when Mrs. Fannie M. THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE known botanist, will speak dn “The Conservation of North Dakota Wild Flowers.” The meeting will be held at 8 o'clock at the Association of Commerce rooms. Mrs, Heath will answer questions about wild or native perennials, and an informal discussion of wild flow- ers will follow her address. “eee sented with a dainty favor. eee Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. el eee friends in Bismarck this week. eee Misses Boniface and Catherine Morris Are Hostesses at Bridge Misses Boniface and Catherine Morris entertained at a bridge din- ner Wednesday evening in compli- ment to Miss Bertha Burton, who will be married early in June. ind a fine program Those who plan inquet are request- bane has been admitte! Alexius hospital for treatment. eee ‘riday for/ reservations. eee Elgin have returned home spending Tuesday in this city. Lilacs decorated the rooms of the Morris home, while a color scheme of lavender and white was carried in the table appointments with] 9. lilacs and taper candles. | Bridge was played at three tables \ during the evening. Misses Irma Logan, Mary Cashel and Charlotte Barneck’s. today’s issue on page 3. of Grand Forks, nationally | 4 XK $9 DSVOS9SGS GSS FOSS GOD FO POO PDSPS SELES SGE SED SCOCSCSOSCSSE SSS will be offered at unusually low A.W.Lucas Co. Where You Fxpect More tor Your Money--And Get It Big Week-End Sale Dresses Georgettes Chitfons Prints Pussy Willows $1 715 Each $15.00 $16.50 $19.50 Values Are Included The event that many have been waiting for, know- ing the extraordinary values that will be feat- ured in this clean-up Sale. In this large and extreme- ly interesting collection are sports types and more feminine types for after- noon wear—with horizon- tal tucks, scarf collars, short sleevse, etc. ALSO 3 SPECIAL GROUPS prices, even for closing out— Group One. . $5.00 In this group are spring dress- es in values to $15 from which you may take your choice at $5.00 each. Group Two .. $7.95. This group is composed entirely of party frocks, selling at $15.00 or more that go now at $7.95 each. Group Three . $9.95. A clean-up on all suits in values up to $29.50. A few ensembles are included in this lot. Drastic reductions but they must go— ! All in the Season’s Popular Colors Sizes for Misses and Women A.W.Lucas Co. Where You Expect More tor Your Money-And Get It | Logan won high scores in the games: Each guest at the party was pre- Noon, and daughters, Neva and Nadine of Wilton visited friends here Wednes- Mrs. E. P. Martin and Mrs. C. Christenson of Hazen are visiting | Mrs. dacob Bonogofsky of Bris- to St. Mrs. J. K. King and daughter of after Additional social and per- sonal news will be found in Diamonds now 1-3 off at | ! SSS SSSSGOOS9S COSC SOSSSE ECP EOOCCSE SL LLL LS SSEE SSSSSOSSSSSSSSS9SS VSS SS SSF PS 9 FOSS 9 SS SS SES POPPED SSDS SSP SCSOOP EPS CCCSSSSOCCSS 6 COCCOOCCCCOSPSSSPPEPSPSE SL SPSL CLP LSLEPSLSSSOESECTOCSCCOCODSSSSSS A.W. Lucas Co. - Bismarck’s Busy Shopping Center. 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