The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 23, 1929, Page 5

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. TUESDAY, JULY 23, 1929 L Minn., to spend a two weeks’ vacation | been with the past three years. | Clark, left Saturday for Driscoll, to | ters of business in Mandan, . ‘ . Vernon have returned from Thermop- | son Howard, and G. P. Erickson, have ‘ i » | with relatives. visit Mr. and Mrs. A. Peterson. ek x * olis, Wyo., where they were guests| returned from @ motor Ls 2 a ¢ Z x k * H. M. Bersaw, who has been assist- xk * Mrs, Esther McCarthy, Fargo, is a] of Mrs, Nagle’s sister, Mrs. Frank | month or more to the Black and ° Mrs. Frank Robideau returned yes-/ ant manager of the Montgomery| Dr. Walter C. Aylen returned Sun- | guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J.| Davis. They were accompanied by | points on the west coast. | i | n ersona terday from Seattle and Tacoma.) Ward store here for the past month, | day from Auburn, Wash., where he| J. Howe. Mrs. M. Guon, Judson. | Fred Higgins, Glendive, Mont, is a | | Wash., where she was the gucst of | leaves today for Redwood Falls, Minn.,| and his family located a few weeks ee OK * * guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C, | | relatives for two weeks. where he will have the same position | ago. Dr. Aylen will attend to mat-! Mrs.\Raymond E. Nagle and son! Dr. and Mrs. Floyd Erickson and! £. Dorfler. a @ rn bho Bid rae ae i D. i nn ! i $y, | Edward Buckley, East Grand Forks, | arrived yesterday from the not * = Much Entertainment Lt. Commander Wallin |snd Merle Moore, McClusky, spent | store to become assistant manager of Arranged for Guests |And Mother Leave onthe week-end in the city as the guests | the local company. Hollywoo d directors say At Auxiliary Meet!Trip to We oast * 4 w mf ‘ Y { p t st C Mr. and ae E.G. Patterson, 00-17 P 1 r J One of the pleasant affairs ar-| yj or | companied by Ky. B. tewis, revurm ersonal an | ‘ ' ranged for the entertainment of the | wallin, U. 8, Ncand nis motier, Mrs, ZeteTaay ftom Minot, where | they Social N ‘ e ” Geese Gard mre Ma emaron.eGone|"™ te “gene Sney | Sotial News of || “No real beauty without lovely skin --- “hy ican Legion auxiliary convention at | have been visiting friends here during! yr and Mrs. M. W. Arndt a Mandan Vicinity Oo e u y W Minot, which opened yesterday, was |the past ten days, left yesterday by! Mt. and Mrs. M. W. Arndt are the reception held last evening at the | motor for Whitefish, Mont., to spend “Pending a week's vacation visiting Knights of Pythias home. about thtee weeks with Mrs. Wallin's triends in Minneapolis and St. Paul. Honored guests were Mrs. Freda|other son, Clarence Wallin. ‘From | x ke Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Webb have re- Kramer, Madison, 8. D., national |there they will go to Spokane and! Mrs. Minnie Shuman is spending | turned from a visit with relatives at vice president for the northwestern | Seattle, Wash., to visit friends, before ‘"e week with friends at Detroit | Seattle and other Washington points. ; Gistrict; Mrs. Hazel B. Nielson, Valley | going to Sen Francisco, where Com- Se nae Ny : a Yy, national committeewoman; and) mander Wallin will be stationed at! Mr. and Mr:. E. B. Hi rn / Mrs, W. J. Hogan, St. Paul, hostess at | the Mare Island navy yard |_ Mrs. Walter Purferst left for Min-| saturday from ed Wie wi : the Fort Snelling veteran's hospital,| Commander Wallin and his mother, "¢@Polis Saturday to visit for about | x15" Howe visited her parents, while ; as well as Mrs. J. R. Pence, Minot,| who formerly lived here and at, ‘eM days. Mr. Howe was at Hot Springs, Ark. i and Mrs. G. Olgierson, Bismarck, ; Washburn, were guests of Judge and | * * ee & president and vice president of the | Mrs. W. L. Nuessle during their stay | _ Miss Harriet Lane is spending the) pau) skinner, Stoughton. Wis., who | ae North Dakota department, and other | in Bismarck, | Week in Minot as the guest of rela-| nas been visiting his brother, W. J. department officers. They were honored at numerous | tives and ibaa " Skinner, has returned to his home. Prat A 7 eames ‘was ene roe ete. among en ai o-. = ° * * * a Inner given urday evening by Mr. ror a a Mrs. Charles F. Woodward and A This evening district pep dinners | and Mrs, Carl E. Knudtson, and on! | City-County Briefs || cnitdren, rio Linda, Callf., who have | c will take place, with Mrs. F. J.| Sunday were the guests of Mr. and| > ———— | been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Arthur | SALLY EILERS, Sennett- SUECAROL, popularstar,sayst Hi Huschka, Dawson, committeewoman | mrs. J. K. Blunt at dinner at the . Pathé star, says: “I am most “Only a marvelous skin carries I for the second district, of which Bis- | Bismarck Country club. R. E. Wenzel, commissioner of the particular about my skin. Lux over to the audience—the close> a marek is a part, presiding at the din- : | Workmen's Compensation bureau, is NOTICE . ‘ sh trace of make- 1 ner at All Saints’ Episcopal dining | water treistimmen® Jona fishing trip to Bemidji and other | pags fie wietme| deus geen anne sale tin op. Lan Tost Snap waver tay 1 hall, The first district will hold their | Walter, Telstimeler. Fargo. accom points in northern Minnesota eres On the vert tae ee ee ee akin gloriously eaiogeth 1 dinner at the Elks’ home, with Mrs. | Fi ary nd ial la Lonbon and M. side of the street at any time finest French soaps do.’ ; A. A. Kjelland presiding, and the third | Fi, Fargo. an Une oe HEE Jay Bryant, Napoleon, spent the| and neglect to keep parking 1 district will gather at the First Pres-|?Polis, who are returning to their! week-end here with his parents, Mr.| lights on in the residential dis- . byterian church, with Mrs. J. A.|Omes after a trip through the Black | ang Mrs, O. F. Bryant. A ; Hofto, Minot, presiding. . Hills and points in the west, were eae trict between 30 minutes after * ; A large number of Bismarck women ene ah at the home of! wr. and Mrs. L. A. Satter, and A.| sunset and 30 minutes before | t aye in Minot this week for the) MTS. lam “ i id, 416 Avenue A. L, Stordeus and daughter, Mott, were suntise, is prohibited by city | meeting. visitors in the city yest lay. "i : eee galt J, Melicher, Mason aparts | be bla Filly turds, . ‘ % lay afternoon in compliment to her| E. E. deen, Ryder, is spendin; ry 2 ‘ Grace Olson Becomes ments, entertained informally Satur- | the day thoes ‘business. Ly is rigidly enforce these provi- ; Bride of T. A. Ohm | hos suest, Mrs. a. R. Riese, Kulm, | sions. Ma iieaes N. D. The time was spent socially,| D, H. Houser left yesterday for «| Board of City Commissioners 7 and a refreshment course was served | several weeks’ trip through Min- 1 The wedding of Miss Grace E. Ol-| by the hostess. There were five guests. | nesota, Wisconsin, Iowa and South Satin. SURES So : TOR SCR: SOR TEE: Pe Ree ee Dakota in the interests of the Bran- Photo by R. Jones, Hollywood 5 5 - ir. ant rs, arles jompson i ; Ohm of this ety, took place Satur-|and family left today for their home |nsnam corporation, whom he Des LAURA LA PLANTE, lovely Universal star, says: “I've used the { day at the parsonage of the First|at Chicago, after spending the past Ir St famous French soaps and know that Lux Toilet Soap is made by the 1 Lutheran church, Rev. A. J. Malm-|week here with Mr. and Mrs, W. J.| ewe y ores | same method —it gives my skin the same marvelous smoothness.” 1 quist, reading the service. | Dobson and family and Mr. and Mrs. | | : ste, a oe area ey Mr. and) Halmer Johnson. To Close Saturday 4 s, A. W. Beal, Kintyre. * kk The bride wore a dress of green Judge and Mrs. Ge M. Mc-| i i . ” ’ georgette, with accessories in harmon-{Kenus and daughter Marcella, New| Evenings During | 9 out of 10 screen stars keep their star must have,” Laemmle goes on to Especially for ‘the close-up, when the ; izing shades, and her attendant also! polcon, who have been visiting here, Hot Weather | skin lovely this way *** say. ‘‘Make-up is no help in the close- huge new incandescent “‘sun-spot” lights , yg Worea frock of green. {left today on a several weeks motor | ; eA od up. The skin must be exquisite.” pour their terrific brilliance down on a . Ohm is a graduate of the El- | trip to points in Idaho. | in order to cooperate |]! 5 ; i i Iendale Normal school, and has been oe | fei eter therchunts and " RE'S amazing allure in beauti- Because smooth flawless skin is abso- ‘St@"» the screen actress's skin must be | SSRI Ole te MEGOnE NIE, aie eee ee ee ae t ist i aa te ful smooth skin,” declares Carl jutely necessary for success in motion smooth/ss satin: | ’ Mr. Ohm, the son of Mr. and Mrs. | ily, Fort Lincoln, left yesterday by car | 0 assist In every way to L le, Jr., director for Universal— = ly v a x as ' j G. W. Ohm, Lucca, N. D., is a grad-|for Bemidji, Minn., to spend a week procure shorter hours for aemmie, Jf., Gi pictures, 442 of the 451 important Holly- Nine out of ten screen stars use uate of the Dakota Business college, | at their cottage. the clerks in other stores end sums up what 39 foremost Holly- wood actresses, including all stars, are Lux Toilet Soap—they have found that ; Fi dis empl book: A i 4 ‘a : Keene here. conenuans Fs prdives MERGE Hiaasen sta: during the hot season, we, wood directors have found from their devoted to Lux Toilet Soap. And all the this daintily fragrant white soap keeps ; After a wedding trip to the Min-I pelican Lake near Pellean Rapids, the aaecesiened perelers) experience with the movies. great film studios have made it the their skin at its loveliest—as smooth as nesota lakes and to the Black Hills agree to close our stores “ in ii 4 i A i: . & ; oi Mr. and Mrs, Ohm will make their BRtGiciny. evenings at 6 Lovely skin is the one charm every official soap in their dressing rooms. a flower petal. : home at 602 sa pate Bismarck. o'clock till September 1st. h : Mrs. P. J. Register, Newport, L. I.. Signed: | X T - 1 are such Pow ave who has been visiting at the home of | iors a ~ i 1 e O a nly in French soaps at , her husband's parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. A. KNOWLES O hes cee P l F. H. Register for the past six weeks, TE Se R. E. BARNECK |]! 50¢ and $1.00 the cake—now > will leave tomorrow for Scattle, 4 | $ where she will join Lieutenant Reg- At\: . | " 5 ister, U. S. N. They will visit at San | ——— 1 £ Francisco before going to San Pedro, » Calif., to reside. Lieutenant Register SINGLE : is stationed with the U. S. S. Mary- ROOM <$ land. 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