The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 20, 1928, Page 5

av - — THURSDAY, DECEMBER 20, 19: Mrs. N. O. Churchill Entertains Members of Wednesday Club] | “The History and Geography of Belgium Since 1914” was the title of | ® paper Mrs. H. T. Perry read at the meeting of the Wednesday Study club yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. N. O. Churchill. Mrs. Perry showed the effect of the reconstruc-; tion period on the industrial life of the people. A review of the November book of the month, “Whither Mankind,” by Charles A. Beard, was given by Mrs. J. K. Blunt. Fortnightly Club Meets at Home of Mrs. F. L. Conklin Papers on “Ocear’a” and “Egypt and the Soudan” by Mrs. S. D. Cook and Mrs. John Burke were on the program of the Fortnightly club yes- terday afternoon when it met with Mrs. F. L. Conklin. Interesting descziptions of the peo- ple of Oceania and of the North Afri- can countries, their modes of living and products, were given by Mrs. Cook and Mrs. Burke. The essay contest which the club is sponsoring is concluded and the essay have been sent to the judges. The essay contest for high school students, on “Why I Should Vote” being sponsored by the club, is con- cluded and awards will be made as soon as the judges finish judging the papers. Viking Whist Club Meets at Lund Home Mrs. E. A. Lund was hostess to the Viking whist club last evening. Christmas decorations were used in the rooms and for the table appoint- ments. During the evening whist was played at two tables, high scores being won by Mrs. M. O. Agre. Mrs. Matt Pillen and Margaret Yegen. A course Juncheon was served at the close of the games. oe 8 Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Arnot and Mrs. Arnot’s sister, Mrs. C. W. Howe, Wil- ton, have returned from LeRoy, Minn. Where they were summoned by the illnes and death of Mrs. Arnot’s father, Charles B. Brown. They @ere accompanied home by Mrs. Brown, who will spend the winter here and at Wilton with her daughters. ‘ee Mrs. A. E. Brink left yesterday for St. Paul, to be with her father J. Mc- Donald, who is seriously ill at a hos- pital there. She will be joined later in the week by Mr. Brink, and they will remain in the cities until after Christmas. see Miss Ruth Rawlings, who has been spending several months visiting rel- atives on the Pacific coast, has ar= rived from Hollywood, Calif., to spend the holiday season with her parents, Dr. and Mrs. G. A. Rawlings. eee Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Hannaford hate arrived in Bismarck and are making their home at 404 Fourth street. Mrs. Hannaford was formerly Mrs. Ella Williams. Thcy were married July 14 at Ottumwa, Iowa. “ee A meeting of the Bismarck Com- munity council will be held Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock, at the Asso- ciation of Commerce rooms. All mem- bers are urgently requested to attend. “ee Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stevenson leaves Sunday for Minneapolis where they will visit during the holiday sea- son. Mr. Stevenson was formerly Miss Leila Lockwood. ‘ee Miss Ruth Rubin left this morning for Chicago to spend the holiday sea- son visiting friends and relatives. 2 8 Mr. and Mrs. Maureen O'Brien of this city announce the birth of a daughter Sunday, December 16. eee: The Women’s Relief corps will meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. Anna Kikul, 718 Main avenue. eee A daughtes was born Monday at a local hospital to Dr. and Mrs. G. J. ‘Worner. Many useful and attractive gift articles reduced to 50c and Rose Shop. $1.00. Oscar H. Will & Co. Flower Phone 784 Amusement Forecast MOVIES ——— ELTINGE THEATER “Cardboard Lover” —____—__—__—___ CAPITOL THEATER “Win That Girl” DOME DANCE PAVILION Saturday : The Dome . Er’ cra Social and Personal Mrs. H. Duemeland Is Reelected Head of Degree of Honor} | Mrs. Henry Duemeland was reelect- ; ed head of the Degree of Honor lodge | | at @ meeting at the I. O. O. F. hall ; last evening. | _ Other officers elected for the ensu- | ing year are: Vice president, Marie: Huber; second vice president, Cather- ine Morris; treasurer, Mrs. Henry Homan; financial secretary, Dr. Clara B. Westphal; usher, Mrs. R.G. Schnei- der; assistant usher, Dorothy Huber. Mrs. H. Kunkel and Mrs. Emil Kaiser were named outer and inner | guards, respectively. Preceding the business meeting a pot luck cupper was held. se « Italian Colonies Are | Discussed at Current Events Club Meeting “The Colonial Outlet,” was the study chapter discussed yesterday afternoon when the Current Events club met with Mrs. J. A. Larson, Mrs. D. J. McGillis was in charge of the study which included the Italian colonies in Africa. In line with this, Mrs. G. M. Reg- ister read a paper on “Territorial Ex- pansion.” A Christmas tree and gifts for the club members was a feature of .the program. Refreshments were served by the hostess at the close of the meeting, | see Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Groves will ileave this week for Lakota, where {they will be the guests of relatives for the holiday season. They will re- turn to Bismarck the first part of January. se 8 Mrs. E. M. Hendricks entertained |the members of the Tres-joli bridge club at a bridge-dinner last evening. Professional Santa Claus with perfect costume, loves kid- dies, knows how to please them. Get busy. Date with him to visit children at your home. Available only Sunday and eve- ning; Monday after 9:30 p. m. and all day Tuesday. DAN KURTZ Phone 490 ¢—___________—_.—_+ ; Fashion Plaque Pita besisit ideas bedrener | | simulated belt on this white chiffon Bridge was playec after dinner, honors going to R. T.! today. \Bakken and Mrs J. A. Fleck. Guests | | |of the club for the evening were Mrs. |\Bernard Andrus and Elmer Olson. | se 8 ©. G. Abern, Minneapolis, who has been a guest at the L, Rubin home j since Tuesday, left this morning for} | Wishek ere he will visit for a f | days. eee | Miss Caroline Lakin, \ Colorado \Springs. Colo.. will arrive today to! nd the holiday season with her | ter, Mrs. Jack Fleck. \ best Christmas Gift for} plo mother or daughter a |Singer Electric Sewing Ma- chine. Cash or monthly pay- ments. Your old machine taken in exchange. Singer Shop, 210 Broadway. CIEN LELONG embroiders a evening gown with princess lines and strass embroider: ved at three tables PeyeverrrirT a Cov Ghristnas Friendship Flowers in Gifts Like Ghese Matinee Every Day 2:30 LAST TIMES Tonight - Thursday W THEN you choose gifts this Christmas, choose worthy tokens of your esteem. Any friend will eagerly accept a Wahl Combination Set, an | Eversharp and a Wahl Pen to | match. We have them now in styles suitable for school boys and girls, for business and social | friends, and tiaose ound by ties more dear. You'l: find a sur- | prising variety to select from, some priced es low as $5.00. All sets come tz beautitul gift boxes, with appropriategreeting enclosed. Come im and see them ia IA RDBOARD LOVER with JETTA GOUDAL NILS ASTHER Pathe Review Comedy Friday and Saturday JOHN GILBERT JOAN CRAWFORD “Four Walls” Bonham Bros. Jeweler BERETS: 3 Evening Shows Saturday — 6, 7:30, 9 Just Three More Days to Shop Our great Christmas store is the place for bargains and now is the time to buy them. Hundreds of marvelous things are here for your selec- tion, fine jewelry, precious stones, pretty wrist watches, distinguished silverware. Impossible to mention them all, although we will tell you about a few of them. You must see for yourselves how well we have provided for you. COWAN BUILDING fa Heese Special See our $100 diamond. aa Perfect blue white, fully 8 guaranteed. R Diamonds ........ $18 to $509 ‘a Wrist Watches ..$17.50 to $75 = Cigarette Lighters and y Sets .. » $3.75 to S15 Necklaces . $1.00 to $15 a Dresser Sets ....$5.00 to $40 Fi Rings (many to choose . from) ......... $1.50 to $75, $a . Cigarette Cases ..$3.50 to $15 Many other jewelry articles to choose from. We solicit your careful com- parison with the prices else- R. E. BARNECK JEWELER a “The Perfect Diamond Shop” . BISMARCK, N. DAK. | Baker have returned to their homes ie 1 i | of deeds for Logan county, were visi ° ns tie city yesterday trom, ape! Three Closed sada Briefs | teen. ae Paying Depositors Dividends are being paid to deposi- tors of three closed state banks, L. R. Baird. receiver of closed state banks, announced here today, A dividend of 30 per cent is being paid to depositors of the Colgate State bank, payment being made through O. L. eagen, district manager, for receiver at 5 A dividend cf 10 per cent is being paid to depositors of the Ayr State |! Miss Madge Runey, county superin- tendent of schools, is in Sibley Butte | township this afternoon to attend the joint Christmas program of the Sib- |ley schools being held in school No. 3. Teachers in charge of the pro- | gram are Misses Evelyn Gorman and | Miss Dorothy Blunt, deputy in the county treasurer's office, is ill at her home with influenza. eee Mrs. W. C. Hoeft and Mrs. John at Sterling after spending yesterday here shopping. . Lillian Neumann. Miss Runev wit! re * Many useful ‘and’ attractive | gift articles reduced to 56c and Rose Sh |to Sterling this evening ror the com- se munity Christmas program and tree William Lenhart has retyrned from | at the Sterling hall. Fargo where he attends the North | —_———_————_ Dakota Agricultural college to spend; est Christmas Gift for Lit- jirls, a small real Singer} the holidays with his parents, Mayor | and Mrs. A. P. Lenhart. tle x | a eed | machine at a low price. Teach- | Carl Kaz, county auditor of Logan . sites ‘ H county, Bertha Kaz, Mrs. Esther Bau- |S her how to sew. See them er and Rudolph Hochhaiter, register' at Singer Shop, 210 Broadwa: Lerher her lar hernerters, _ Let Us Help | You To help you with your countless errands this last week this store has pledged its every service. Here is free wrap and parcel checking for your shopping comfort. A mailing department where’ « packages are wrapped and packed for mailing and ° mailed for you. Booths and tables at which to buy Christmas wrappings, seals; A place to buy stamps. Every service to help you choose, decorate and get your packages on their way. Let these services be of assistance to you. - in these closing Christmas shopping days. A. W. Lucas Co. Bismarck’s Busy Style and Shopping Center REVUE UE ULUE UE UEURUUEN ELE LEVEE IE ELE ELZIVEUIEVEVELE ZUCUEURIELE GM For Christmas Something He Can Wear Will Be Very Acceptable. Shirts, new patterns, broad- cloth and rayon silk. J Men’s $1.25 to $3.50 - $4 to $10 Boys’ - 85e, $1 and $1.50 | $2 to $4.50 | Mufflers, beautiful designs | Gloves, pigskin, buck, wool and coloring. ‘and fur lined. $1.25 to $5 $1.75 to $5 Hosiery, silk and wool,| Bedroom slippers, men’s plain and fancy colors. boys’ and ladies’ snugglers. 25c to $1 per pair $1 to $2.50 | Handkerchiefs, for the en- Sweaters, all wool, pullover and coat styles, Fae A | yet MEIIEIE Ee PARISI ISSISRS a new designs in a va- of colors. tire family. 50c to $2 10c to 3 for $1 Other suggestions—pajamas, bathrobes, woolen un- derwear, hats, caps, tailored mackinaws, leather coats and luggage, oxfords and shoes. 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We Will Hold Gifts for Delivery Dec. 24, If You Prefer _ HANDSOME NEW SUITES For the Living-Room—the Bed-room—The Dining-room. As fine and complete sortment as you would want to choose from. New stocks arriving daily to ready complete selection. And, best of all, you'll find that every suite is priced as 3 ; is consistent with its high quality. , an a add to an iced Open Every Evening This Week. Kennelly Furniture