The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 18, 1928, Page 5

|. Social and Personal i ' ¢ t) , x THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE Mr. and Mrs. Stevens Are at Home at Mott .Mr. and Mrs. William Hayes ns, Whose marriag- occurred lune 2 at St. Mary’s procathedral, Minneapolis, are at home at Mott. Before her marriage, Mrs. Stevens was Miss Florence Rose Jager of Bismarck. Rev. Father Bastyr read the marriage service in the presence of a small group of relatives and friends. The bride and groom were 5 unattended. Mrs. Stevens wore rose georgette fartd a beige picture hat. She car- ¢zied a corsage of Sweetheart roses. Following the ceremony, a wedding dinner was served at the Nicollet hotel. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Fischer of Strasburg. She attended St. Mary’s school here and was duated from Bismarck high school. For the last few years she has been employed in the office of the Workmen’s Compensation Bureau, Mr. Stevens is the son of W. H. Stevens, Sr., of Bismarck. He was graduated from the North Dakota Agricultural college, Fargo, and was formerly connected with the state laboratory in Bismarck. He is now associated with the Standard Oil! company. Out-of-town guests at the wedding! included the parents of the bride and | , Mrs. Stevens’ sister, Miss Ber: Jager, of St. Benedict’s college, § Joseph, Minn., Mr. and Mrs. O'Rourke, of Mandan, brother-in-law and sister of the bride, and W. H.! Stevens, Sr. of Bismarck, the groom’s father, George I. Reimestad, assistant at- torney general, who will leave July 1 to begin work with the federal land bank at St. Paul, was given a pleasant surprise by employes of the attorney general’s office Thursday afternoon. A luncheon was served at the capitol building and Mr. Reimestad was presented with a handsome gift as a token of appre- ciation from his fellow workers. eee Fort Lincoln chapter of War Mothers will meet Wednesday aft- ernoon at 3 o’clock with Mrs. Henry Burman, 310 W. Rosser. Mrs. R. E. Jack and Mrs. Anna Stebbins will be assisting hostesses. All War Mothers are cordially invited. \, Mrs. John Burke and Miss Mar- ian Burke have returned from an extended trip to San Antonio, Texas, New Orleans, Chicago and St. Paul. At San Antonio they attended the convention of the National Fedega- tion of Women’s clubs. Mrs. J. M. Harty and little daugh- ter, Joanne, and Mrs. A. L. Overbee and children, Janet and Donald, have returned from a week’s visit with relatives in Jamestown and Valley City. *e Mrs. Thomas Spence of Milwau- kee, National War Mother, will pass through Bismarck Tuesday at 1:30 p. m. on the Comet. All War Mothers are requested to be at the train, eee » Mrs. James W. Foley, former y resident of Bismarck, who recently underwent a major operation i the Bismarck hospital, left this morning for Long, Beach, Calif. The Bismarck Country club was the mecca for Sunday diners yes- terday when 45 guests were served at the regular dinner. + 8 Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Judkins of Jamestown spen+ the week-end here as guests of Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Hitchcock. fae A regular meeting of the Order of Eastern Star will be held at the i ..Mr. and Mrs. ‘W.| Bismarck Friday. * jspent Friday here with friends and Masonic Temple Tuesday evening at o'clock. a John Peterson and John A. Lar- son, local Rotarians, are attending the Rotary meeting in Minneapolis. #8 ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Burt Finney are at- tending the Rotary convention in Minneapolis this week. 2 © W. E, Perry left this morning for Minneapolis where he will attend the Rotary convention. se Archie McGray of Garrison spent the week-end in Bismarck as the guest of friends, Get Your Reserved Grand- stand Seats now for _Bis- marck’s Big Race and Rodeo beginning tomorrow, also Wed- nesday and Thursday. Phone 1100 or call at 107 Fifth St. 402 Main Avenue Tuesday per lb, es Mrs. T. J. Logen ALWAYS BUSY. THERE'S A REASON PORK CHOPS—te1 20 tender, GOLDEN WEST LAUNDRY Chautauqua Will Be Here Next Week ‘The Redpath-Vawter chautauqua will come to Bismarck next M June 25, bringing a pro splendid entertainment. tauqua will be here from June 25 to 30, with afternoon and evening performances, . One of the outstanding features of this program is the late drama which will played. lay evening a company will present “The Patsy,” an American comed; of recent production. “Sun-Up,” the second play of the week, will be given on Friday evening. ‘arolina mountain story by Vollmer. A charming musical re- vue led by Lucille Elmore of “Step- ping, Stones” will be another taste of Broadway brought to Bismarck next week. Music, classical, jazz, and camp meeting songs by a negro company, and lectures by famous men on in- teresting subjects will be included on the chautauqua program. Mrs. James Murphy, and Misses Alice and Gertrude Piers, of Brad- dock, visited here this week-end, * Miss Dorothy Haas, of Wing, spent Friday in Bismarck while transacting business, eee James Bow, of Strasburg, transacted business in Miss Mildred Rundell, of Willis- ton, formerly of Bismarck. is visit- ing friends hére. se 6 Mrs. Ira Anderson has returned to Hensler, after spending a few days in Bismarck. é “+ Mrs. J. A. McDonald, of Mott, 0. business, se Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Bohrer, of Garrison, were business eallers here Saturday. Z Se Matinee Every Day 2:30 TONIGHT - Mon, & Tues. LEW CODY AILEEN PRINGLE OWEN MOORE In a Farce Comedy - Mixup “TEA for ‘THREE” With News Pictures and Comedy Special Specials 24c - Bismarck Phone 258 Mandan 96 Mandan. N. D. hospital Minneapolis, where they attended the meeting of the American Medi- cal Association, é ness here for a few day: eee Fort Yates, were week-end guests in Bismarck, 8] friends It is 8! william D-. R. H. Waldschmit and Dr. A. of the staff of Bismarck turned yesterday from F. J. Elliott of St. Paul, traveling ssenger agent for the Ni acific railway, is tra Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Duemeland left Sunday for Minneapolis, where they will attend the Rotary convention this week. eee Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Reichert, of eee Mr. and Mrs. A heis, of Steele, week-end in Bismarck with “PUSSYFOOT” TAKES WIFE Syracuse; N. Y., June 18.—(?)— (Pussyfoot) Mary _ Bessie ‘VERY day proves again that the Maytag is su- Ppreme, as one out of every three buyers chooses a Maytag. Maytag leadership is also indicated in the definite mark that it has left on present-day design. Mer: outward appearance, however, should not in- fluence you. The out- standing qualities which gave the Maytag world leadership are still in- comparable Maytag features. Think of the differ ence between the ore - ary washday and vie Maytag wash hour — hours saved, effort eaved. 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Hanley is trans- acting business in Wahpeton. Albert Peters left Friday for his home spending tives, Sullivan Detroit Lakes Girls, ee Shotwell of Trien + ee se 8 see in Tacoma, Wash., after Miss Marthe Biggs has returned from Chicago where she has ben a student at Lake Forest School U. C. T. CHOOSE DEVILS LAKE! 1928 trap shooting doubles cham- Minneapolis, June 18—UP—H. B of Pipestone, named grand counselor by sota and North Dakota district of United Commercial Travelers. Next convention will be held at Lake, N. D,, June 13-15, 1929. guardsmen seized the ocean’ going tug Halcyon and a cargo of cham- Pagne, estimated to be worth $100,- | 10 days here with rela-|000 at bootleg prices, as the craft jdocked at Green street today. The i crew escaped. RAND WINS SHOOT Grand Forks, June 18—(AP)— D. C. Rand, of Jamestown, won the cool Utilities Co. eee for '\pionship of the North Dakota »|Sportsmen’s association 33rd annual .WaSitournament here Sunday. He Minne-| scored 93 out of 50 pairs of targets. Minn, nesday and Thursday. Devils | Dr. Enge Mrs. Anne L. Petersen CHAMPAGNE SEIZED PIANO STUD! New York, June 18.—()—Coast | Sate bade Phone 102 < Physician Lucas Blk. Bismarck, N. D. Over Cowan's Drug Store A.W. Bismarck’s Busy Shopping Center LUCAS CO. In Recognition of the Race Meet at the Bryan Speedway Park, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday of this week, we offer a Sale of FABRICS In Summer's Smartest Varieties at Pronounced Savings Giving you an opportunity to complete your own and your daughter's Sum- mer Wardrobe at only a part of the regular cost. All Silk Pongee, 2 yds. 95c a yard Sport Satin, Other Leaders from the Silk Department “Celanese” Voiles, plain colors, a specially low price at, Silk Crepes, washable, printed patterns, 20 of the newest de- signs in values to $3.50 a yard, on sale at a yard Printed Crepe de Chines, 40 inches wide, purchased specially for the week of the Big Race Meet, a yard . Spun Silk, 29 inches wide, of extra heavy weight. Thirty shades 95 to choose from; very washable; the pure silk with a guarantee; yd. Cc 36 inch; colors, black, copen, tan, shrimp, coral, pink and white. Regular 89c value; a big special for a big race meet .... or 48¢c a yard. Natural Colors. 12 Momme. $2.39 $1.45 Satin Coatings, full 40 inches wide; regular price $5 and $ | Plain All Wool Dress Flannels, 54 inches wide; sponged and shrunk; a regular $2.95 value; for the Big Race Meet week, a yard ..... $ 1 19 69c Fabrics From Department Three On Sale During the Big Race Meet Week Percales and Prints, 36 inches wide; 80 count cloth and all colors guaranteed; sold for 29c or more everywhere; for race week meet . Plain Zephyrs, 32 inch, all colors fast. Year Round cloth. Regular price 39c a yard; for this week, a yard ......... aS Printed Dress Crepes, 36 inches wide; the latest color fast patterns in silk and cotton No value less than 95c a yard; for this Race Mect Week, a yard ... Printed Dress Crepes, 36 inches wide; all color fast; regular 79c .........000- Pebbeshein Crepe. A full line of colors that are guar- anteed washable. Regular 69c values in this 49 Big Race Meet Week Fabric Sale c $1.00 Fancy Dress Voiles, 36 inches wide; printed patterns that are washable; 49c sellers are in this 35 recognition race meet sale week at . Cc Plain Fast Color Voiles, 40 inches wide; colors guaran- teed washable and 16 shades to choose from; 4 5 B® VOT cocccscess : Cc 19c The famous 29c Fancy Rayons. Regular 59c sellers. Our newest patterns on sale at 3 yards for ... mixed dress crepes. ...D39C Other Specials for Race Meet Week Cretonnes—Two lots of Fine Cretonnes and crashes of values at 29c and 39c grouped for quick selling— Group No. 1, A PAMOR AOE us igo ssh os saddi oc anors Group No, 2, 8 yards for .,.scoercocscescsceves All Linen Toweling; glass and crash toweling; regular 25c and 29c a yard cloth; for this Race Meet Week Sale, a yard ........ Triple Thread Turkish Towel, all white, size 24x48. Each towel weighs one pound; 2 towels for ... Tapestries, 18x18, for pillow tops; values to $1.25; ideal for cars or porches. They stand the wear. Each ... Large Turkish Towel; colored border; our regular 49c towel ......sesessessreceee 39c 48-Inch Lunch Cloths; heavy boilproof cotton; the kind that Grandma used to have; $ 1 00 = on sale at, each ..........+6+ Cloth of Ggld Muslin; pure bleached; cold rolled; per- manent finish; a regular 25c a yard cloth; | 1 6 for the Big Race Meet week, a yard »....... Cc Extra Large Wash Cloths; our regular 15c cloth; 2 for .......ssessees 25c Velour ann Eviaged Drapery Valances; 95 values to $1.75 a yard; 9 rr c Pillow Covers of Sunfast Rayon; embroid- Doilies to match at 49¢ and 59c. See them on display. $1.00 $1.00 19c $1.00 ered patterns; a wonderful value at, each .85c We wish this Big Race Meet abundant success to the end that it may become a yearly event, | A.W. LUCAS CO. Where You Expect More tor Your Money--And Get It SOLEELLLLELELLOLE LLL CLL LLLECLE LL LLLP PLLELLPILPLLL PPLE LIOSLCLL LAL LSPLLCSPESS SS, Get a Radiantfire for these mornings. Consolidated Get Your Reserved Grand- stand Seats now for _Bis- marck’s Big Race and Rodeo beginning tomorrow, also Wed- Phone 1100 or call at 107 Fifth St. _ ee