The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 28, 1929, Page 5

Social and Personal Melba Whittemore Is Bride of F. Slaght at Pretty Home Wedding Before an altar improvised of wild Poses, peonies, and oak branches, Miss Melba Maurine Whittemore, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. A. A. Whittemore, Bismarck, became the bride of Ford Slaght, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Slaght, Towner, at a pretty home wedding at 9 a. m. yesterday. The Rev. Paul 8. Wright of the First Pres- byterian church read the service. The bride entered on the arm of her father, while Mrs. R. E. Morris played the bridal chorus from Lohengrin. She wore a gown of white georgette over flesh crepe de chine, fashioned with close-fitting bodice and long, un- even hemline. The bridal veil was of shell pink silk tulle flowing from a cap of point lace caught with lilies-of-the- valley. Her flowers were Ophelia roses and lilies-of-the-valley, and a necklace of pearls, a gift of the bridegroom, was her only ornament. Miss Blanche Whittemore, sister of | the bride, was her only attendant. Miss Whittemore wore organdy in pink and orchid and carried an arm bouquet of pink and white peonies. C. R. Slaght, brother of the groom, acted as best man. Mrs. Herman Scheffer, under whom. the bride studied voice for two years, sang two solos immediately preceding the ceremony. They were: “A Mem- ory” (Park) and “The Summer Wind” (Bischoff). Twenty-four relatives and close friends of Mr. and Mrs. Slaght were guests at a wedding breakfast served after the ceremony. A huge wedding cake formed the centerpicce at the bride’s table, while a color scheme of Pink and white was carried out in the place cards and wedding-bell nut cups used as decorations. Six college friends of the bride served. Out-of-town guests were Mrs. R. 'W. Slaght, mother of the groom. Miss Blanche Peterson, Grandon; Miss Bernice Roble, Souris; Miss Louise Wilkins, Cheyenne, S. D.; and Charles Blackorby, Hansboro. Mr. and Mrs. Slaght left imme- diately for a month's wedding trip through the Black Hills and the foot- | hills of the Rockies, after which they will be at home in Plentywood, Mont., where Mr. Slaght is high school ath- | letic coach. For traveling, Mrs. Slaght wore a charming ensemble of black, orange and white. The bride is a graduate of the Bow- man high school and of Jamestown | college. She has been instructor in music in the Bottineau high school for the past year. Mr. Slaght is also a graduate of Jamestown college. ** * Miss Emily Olson left Thursday morning for New York city where she will attend summer school at a Y. W. C. A. training school. Miss Olson has recently been graduated from the University of North Dakota and was active in Y. W. C. A. work there. * oe W. 8. Bayles, director of religious education for the Baptist church in North and South Dakota, will be in Bismarck Sunday and will preach morning and evening at the First Baptist church. x * OK A marriage license was obtained in | Bismarck Wednesday by Miss Alice | Mathilda: Meyers and Hans Kluks- | dahl, both of Driscoll. zk * Mr. and Mrs. J. Keim of Steele | spent Thursday in Bismarck. IRONS Prepon ed Eureka Department monks ER and it's a KitchenTable too i ie CONLON’S 30-inch open-end roll irons sl handkerchiefs, — ee | Prerng fers makes i pole fv an will be $5.00 CER’ sented immediately at our store. North Dakota Power and . Light North Dakota Power and LightCo. , Mrs. Finney Hostess At Bridge Luncheon Mrs. Burt Finney was hostess to | twelve friends at a one o'clock lunch- con Thursday noon. Garden flowers about the rooms formed a summer setting for the affair. Three tables of bridge were in play during the after- noon, honors going to Mrs. G. A. Rawlings and Mrs. R. N. hte oicnendll nee ‘Trouseau Tea at Whittemore Home Office employes of Dr. A. A. Whitte- tertained Wednesday afternoon from 4 to 6 at a trouseau tea given at the Whittemore home. Miss Melba Whittemore, whose wedding occurred yesterday, was honor guest. Mrs, Whittemore, mother of the bride, Poured. e£e * Evening Party Given ‘At J. L. Mullin Home Four tables of bridge were in play at the J. L. Mullin home yesterday when Mrs. Mullin entertained at an evening bridge party. Honors in the games were won by Mrs. H. E. Hanson and Merton Orr. Following the games a supper was served, garden flowers being uged on the tables. Miss Anne Edinger of Chicago was an out-of-town guest. ze * Miss Lydia Miller Is Bride of Hugh Erwin Miss Lydia Miller, Bismarck, and Sst. age, Rev. Ira E. Herzberg officiating. The couple was attended by Mr. and Mrs. Will Martin, Bismarck. mony Mr. and Mrs. Erwin left for a |Tel few days’ visit at the bride's home in | is in Bismarck. * ke | The sales force of the A. W. Lucas ‘ready-to-wear department —enter- tained Thursday evening at a picnic supper given in Riverside park. Those ; Present were Mesdames Tillie Steb- bins, Catherine Griffin, Robert Pe- ;tron, and Mary McCord, and the Misses Lorraine Snyder, Edna Mar- tinson, and Barbara Keller. x ee Miss Ella Leathers of McKenzie is spending a few days in Bismarck as | the guest of her sister, Mrs. R. R. Boyd. Miss Leathers has recently re- turned from Jamestown college where she has just.completed her sophomore year. She fs a graduate of the Bis- marck high school. x kOe Miss Annie Edinger of Chicago is the guest of her sister, Mrs. M- J. Ratzlaff, 511 Fifth street. Mrs. Ratz laff and Mrs. Merton Orr drove to Jamestown to meet Miss Edinger a few days ago. She will visit here most of the summer. x * * James A. Dinnie, Grand Forks highway commissioner, is in Bis- |marck attending a monthly meeting ‘of the highway commission. Al Jolson in “Jazz Singer,’ jtonight at Palace Theatre, ; Mandan, N. D. Everything le for any meme Suanzsnuennnnennnnccccncnccnnnanccccacccacapecccan Tuttle. They will make their home | sister, THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, JUNE 28, 1929 |Methodist Aid Hears | Program by by Children | ttt ie Diyitgg meeting of the Metho- dies Aid was held Thursday anseacen in the church parlors, members of the second division en- tertaining. meeting a program of musical num- bers was presented which included three piano solos by Miss Jeanette Weinstein, youthful pupil of the Cur- tis Weinstein played “Moonlight Sonata” (Beethoven), Pin), and “F Sharp Minor Fantasy” (Mendelssohn). Other numbers on the program in- cluded readings by Miss Lois Peterson and Miss Betty St. Cyr and piano se- lections, “Grande Valse Brilliante” (Chopin), by Miss Donna Jean Davis, and “After School March” (Brown) by Miss Ruth eee * = After a short business Institute, Philadelphia. Miss “Minute Waltz” (Cho- more, state health officer, were en-| Ot. Thomas, Fargo .Win Auxiliary Cups The silver loving cup awarded an- nually by the North Dakota depart- ment, American Legion auxiliary, for the highest percentage of merbership gain one month before the conven- tion has been won by the St. Thomas auxiliary, according to Mrs. G. F. 2 a Fargo, membership chair- mn The Fargo organization was the winner of the Eugene Fenelon cup, presented Devils Lake, first department presi- dent. The Fenelon cup goes to the local auxiliary showing the largest increase in numbers 30 days before the convention. Both awards will be presented at the department conven- tion to be held in Minot July 22 to 24. by Mrs. Eugene Fenelon, Representatives of the legion auxil- jary throughout the state will be with other patriotic organization dele- gations in Fargo Saturday for the opening of the new U. S. veterans’ hospital. Many local units are sending flowers to brighten the rooms for the Hugh L. Erwin, Fort Lincoln, |opening, according were married Thursday afternoon at | Morris, Bismarck, rehabilitation chair- the First Evangelical church parson- | man. to Mrs. James xe * Leonard A. Johnson, New London, Conn., arrived in Bismarck Wednes- | Immediately following the cere-|day to spend a short vacation with latives and. friends. Mr. Johnson @ guest of’ his brother-in-law and Mr. and Mrs. P_ J. Engeseth. se ® Mr. and Mrs. Charles Staley and daughter, Miss Marian Staley, left today for Ray, N. D., where they will be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Borck over the week-end. x ek A marriage license has been issued to Hugh L. Erwin, Fort Lincoln, and Miss Lydia Miller, Bismarck. ek * The Bismarck country club will hold the third of its series of dancing parties this evening. ** * Miss Mary Nierling of Jamestown is the guest of Mrs. Ina Stark at the Patterson hotel. LITTLE BLOCK Saturday, June 29th Joseph A. opty state command- eterans of Mr. and Mrs. A. Y. vacation trip. see hospital. En route to Lingo Mr. Kitchen will stop at Regan to speak at the Farmers Equity picnic there! this afternoon. ee 2 Mr. and Mrs..V. Boyd Cunning- ham, Cedarhurst, Long Island, are the guests of Mr. Cunningham's sis. ter, Mrs. Ray Stair,of this city. The | guests will also visit at the home of| Mr, Cunningham's parents, Mr. and | Mrs. C. W. Cunningham, in Steele be- | fore returning home. eke wus Robert Bodenstab, son of Dr. and: Mrs, W. H. Bodenstab, left today for| | Great Falls, Mont., where he will re-! g¢——. sume his position itr hucetes ne, Ward & Company. Mr. lenstad has} visit tl ” been spending a short vacation in| pitted tn bod Bismarck. z* & Harry Rubin returned to Bismarck yesterday to spend the summer at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. Rubin. .Mr. Rubin has been attend- ing the University of Minnesota and has eal peat Gans Chicago ue he spent several days visiting his sis- te Ee: George Weise vs in the treasury department. x ke * borage Miss Mabel Olson, Seattle, left this morning for Ada, Minn. where she will spend the summer with her par- ents. Miss Olson has been a guest in Bismarck of Miss Florence Kennis- ton. Both Miss Olson and Miss Ken- niston have bod a in Seattle. * business, eee Otis Bryant of day. eee | visitor in Bismarck this week. Js located. Mr. and Mrs. H. J. commission was entertained Turner home in Bismarck. The serve in 83 countries. Miss Blanche Whittemore left last evening for Minneapolis where she is @ student at the McPhail school of music. Miss Whittemore returned to Bismarck recently to attend the wed- ding of her sister, Miss Melba Whitte- more. ee * safe. Mrs. C. J. Lynch left today for a few days visit with Mrs. Gordon Gox at Detroit Lakes, Minn., before go- ing to Flint, Mich. where she will make her home. Mrs. Lynch will join Mr. Lynch in Flint where he is prac- icing law. ee ke C. W. Hollingsworth left this morn- :ng for his home in Chicago atter spending two weeks in Bismarck with his brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and | Mrs. 8. F. big haa Mrs. R. A. Traby rane daughter, Cornelia, are expected to return to- morrow from Long Beach, Calif., where they have been spending the winter months. : i ek ke Mrs. William Angus, Hanaford, left for her home today after spending a week in this city as the guest of her daughter, Miss Alice Angus. sek park. PERMANENT WAVING done by us. Fredric’s processes. | A. G. Biastrup of Livingston, Mont., went to Steele today for a short visit after spending several days visiting relatives in Bismarck. ** ke Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Boise® and family are spending a few days in Minnesota visiting at various lake re- sorts. Harrington’s Barber Beauty Shop Bismarck, N. D. will mark our Eighth Midsummer Clearance Sale Each garment is taken from our regular stock and dras- tically reduced. You are therefore given the benefit of pur- chasing the best possible merchandise at the lowest possible price, an instance that does not happen often in the annals of retail stores. Following is asummary of garments to be reduced: Dresses Group 1--43 printed crepes, plain crepes, georgettes, and chiffons, including ensembles one and two $49.50. Sale price ..... Sizes 14 to 40. Former values, Sizes 14 to 42, Former values to .. $19.75 Group 3—9 exenes and chiffons, sizes Group 5—4 crepe and georgette m- bles and printed Patton. Sites 14 14, TC ‘Coats Group 1--Gray Kasha, full printed crepe lining. Size 18, Former value $39.50. price $10.75 piece models. to $33.00. ‘ Group 2—Middy Blue broadcloth fur sich igi toa $ 13. 75 a rr. Size 20. Former value $39.50. Group 2—47 printed crepes, plain cre ale pol chiffons including silk ensembles. price ..... ie iets ane $ 1 5. 75 Group 3—6 dress and sports fur and un- fur trimmed. Sizes 14, 16, and 18. Former values to $29. 50 $69.50, Sale price . 16, 18, and 20. Former values to An: Group 4—11 dress and sports, fur and $45.00, | $2 5. 00 unfur trimmed. Sizes 14 to 40. For- Sale price .,........ mer values to $79.50. $39. 50 iy hay ented any and piss crores, Sale price .......... chiffons, 5' ‘ormer values to $65.00, Group 5—4 fur trimmed dress coats. Sizes 16 to 18. Former values to Peta pad Sale price .......... “$29. 50 $89.50. $49.50 Sale price ......... 16, . pt i catieatilas: ) 50 HATS reduced to $3.95 and $5.95. Sale price .......... $39 Former values to $12.50. All Sales Final, No Charges, Approvals nor Exchanges Shop will open promptly at eight a. m. and close at six p. m. During the months of July and August this shop will close Saturdays at Y¥. Haglund left ‘Thursday for Minneapolis on a week's A. R. Tavis has gone to Hazen where he will spend a few days on Nepoleon was a business visitor in Bismarck Thurs- William B. Laney of Fargo arrived here yesterday ed a — days stay. * Thomas Hull of Figo is a business Capitol Chatter | Meet Monday Evening | Mrs, R. W. Folsom was a Dickinson John Gammons, secretary of the Industrial commission, left yesterday for Drake, where a state owned mill Mr. and Mrs. Frank Johnson and Steinberger, of Donnybrook were Wednesday visitors The office force of the state = party Wednesday night at the M. H. officers of the Salvation Army preach in 67 languages and When investing money, the first point to consider—Is it safe—Second—Earning Power —Chain store stocks have been BASEBALL TONIGHT Cubs’ vs. Mandan at 6:30 o'clock at the Bismarck ball Is a work of art, when Large soft waves, absolutely no kinks. For any style bob. Lusteroil - Frigidine and “Our Methods Please!” Phone 130 Al Brink Wires Back Quanrud, Brink & Reibold have re- from Minneapolis, where he motored on a business trip, relative to his automobile accident at Jamestown last Friday. The telegram says: “Should have written, but every- thing all right exception of few not bad.” Committees on Fourth All Fourth of July committees are asked to meet at 8 o'clock, Monday evening, at the Association of Co: merce rooms, to review the arrange- ments for the celebration and check up on the extent to which the pro- gram has been worked out to com- pletion. $419,225 FOR MISSIONS River Forest, Ills, June 28.—(7)— The Missouri Lutheran synod appro- priated $419,225 for mission work among foreigners and negroes in the 8] United States today. For the negro missions $332,000 was set aside, while four Indian missions received $84,925. Al Jolson in “Jazz Singer,” tonight at Palace Theatre, Mandan, N. D. _—_—_—_———————— In What Month Is Your Birthday? Hoskins-Meyer Gome of KFYB A. W. Face Powders 50c Values Lablanches Ben Hur Mavis Hilberts Marinello Jarvaise 39c Tooth Pastes 50c Values Pepsodent Pebeco Squibbs Todent 33c Shaving Creams 35c Values Woodbury’s Palmolive Colgate Williams 29c Listerine 14 ounce bottle .... .68¢ 7 ounce bottle .... 3 ounce bottle .. Tooth Paste, a tube - 19¢ Accident Was Not Bad celved a telegram from Al Brink, scratches. Car somewhat damaged but | . 19 You should anticipate your future needs at these prices. These offerings are more volume producers. | A.W. LUCAS CO Where You Expect More for Your Money—And Get : Tonight and Tomorrow ° Saturday Performances: Cuero! THEATRE All Talking WILLIAM BOYD OWEN MOORE LOMBARD DIANE ELLIS Pathe @ Picture Beyond a doubt the most powerful story ever enacted by William Boyd! And told not only in thrilling picture but in amazing dialogue—a genuine treat for the eye and the ear! A great cast—a remarkable story—a surprising solution—drama incarnate .... You'll want to see its stark gripping sequences over and over! Bill Boyd’s 1st All-Talker! Matinees: 35c - 15 Evenings: 50c - 25¢ LUCAS CO. Bismarck’s Busy Style and Shopping Center End of the Month Cosmetic Sale One Day Only—Saturday - Toilet Soaps Face Powders Assorted $1.00 Values Lucille Buhl Coty’s Blue Rose Princess Pat Piver’s Azurea Kiss Proof Jarvaise 79c Kleenex and Ponds’ Cleansing Tissue . .39¢ Glazo Nail Polish .. .39¢ Nujol, 16 ounce .... .69¢ Nujol, 9 ounce ..... .45¢ Danderine, 60c size .49¢ Danderine, 35c size .29¢ Ponds’ Cleansing and Vanishing Cream— Talcum Powders 25c Values $1.00 size ..........79¢ ‘ Gc size ...........49¢ | Tehnson's Baby Tal- 35c size . oe oe BEC Mennen’s Roracel Mennen’s for Men cde ERE a Squibbs / Hinds’ Honey and Al- Cashmere Bouquet rs 19c *’ mond Cream 41/2 02. 33¢ Packers’ Pine Tar jhampoo . Packers’ Olive Oil Shampoo ........50¢ 60c Energine .......45¢ Shampoos / Lyon’s Theatrical 50c Values / Cnn Be uaibed Cocoanut / Odo-ro-na, 35c size . .25¢ Pana Gillette Razor Blades 39c Conti Castile Stacomb, 75c size ’.. .59¢ Lavoris, 50c size ... .39¢ Maybelline . 59 Flit for Flies .......39¢ 39c Facial Soaps 25c Values ¢ Cuticura Woodbury’s Cashmere Bouquet Coty’s Resinol An Assortment of Tooth Brushes to close out at 19c PEGE AOR TINIE Continuous, 2:30 to 11 p.m. if 1999999059090 00069 00500008 A ne ET NE NR SE NSTI