The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 2, 1930, Page 5

(} bY o~ Social and Personal Dinner Dance to Mark Country Club Opening Masses of early summer flowers will be used in the decoration of the living and dining room of the Bis- marck Country club for the dinner dance at 6:30 o'clock Thursday eve- ning, which will mark the official opening of the club house for the summer season, Mrs. W. H. Bodenstab, chairman of the house committee, is in charge of arrangements for the affair. Assist- ing her will be decoration and special entertainment committees. Miss Hazel Johnson's orchestra has been secured to play for the dancing, Mrs. Bodenstab announces, and the club stewardess, dinner will be served by Mrs. eer ‘Ss 8 - Dr. and Mrs. Frank Hudson will ar- tive tomorrow from Shanghai, China, for a brief visit with Mrs. Hudson's brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. George Janda, 915 Seventh street. Dr. and Mrs. Hudson are en route to Milwaukee, Wis. and Chi- cago, where they will visit relatives. Dr, Hudson, who has a dental office in Shanghai, will probably return to China in July, while Mrs. Hudson will remain for the balance of the summer. This is their first visit here in four years. xe For Miss Freda Heupel, who will become the bride of Robert Zerr, Bis- marck, in June, a group of friends entertained at @ shower recently at the nurses’ cottage at the Bismarck hospital. The affair was arranged as a surprise, and the guest of honor was presented with a set of dishes by the group. Games were played during the evening, and refreshments were served at tables decorated in pink and white. Miss Heupel is employed at the Bismarck hospital. xe Oe Mrs. J. A. Olson, delegate from the local Rebekah lodge, and P. D. Kebs- gard and Fred Anderson, represent- ing the subordinate lodge and the en- campment, I. O. O. F. respectively, have gone to Grand Forks where they will attend the annual convention of Rebekahs and Odd Fellows, which opens Tuesday. ee 8 Sister Boniface, superintendent of the St. Alexius hospital, and Sister Maxinime, head of the St. Alexius school of nursing, left Saturday for Milwaukee, Wis., where they will at- tend the biennial convention of the American Nurses’ association, which will be held there the week of June 9. * ek Ok Mr. and Mrs. Merton J. Orr and daughter Betty Lee, 1021 Fifth street, left Saturday evening for Minneap- olis, where Mr. Orr, who is menager of the Bismarck branch of the Gam- ble Robinson company, will attend a meeting of company officials. They will return to the city Wednesday. x ok x Due to the disagreeable weather Sunday, members of the Four Leaf Clover Study club held an indoor Picnic at the home of Miss Esther Wilson, 208 Rosser avenue. ¥ollow- ing the dinner served in picnic form the afternoon was spent with games’ and music. eee Miss Lucy Rising left Saturday for her home in St, Paul, Minn., where she will spend the summer. she will take a special University of Minnesota. iss Rising has been “mployed in the offices of Quain and Ramstad clinic, see Mrs, Mary Steen, who makes her home with her daughter, Mrs. Stella Aaberg, 825 Tenth street, will leave this evening for Portland, Ore., where she will spend the summer months with her sons, E. O. Steen and J. ‘William Steen. - ek * Mrs. J. L. Enright and family, 515 ‘Third street, are spending a few days in Ryder at the home of Mrs. En- tight’s brother. ee * Mrs. J. O. Anderson and Misses Ruth and Myrtle Anderson, Hatton, are visitors in pede: today. Harry Hart, Ray, state commander of the American Legion, and Mrs. Hart, are visitors in the city today. The price is right Quality is right (every can guaranteed) MILLIONS OF POUNDS USED BY OUR GOVERNMENT Gold Star Mother Leaves for France Mrs. Irene B. Shaw, one of Bis- marck’s Gold Star War Mothers, will sail aboard the, 6. 8. Ameri¢a, for France, where she will visit the grave of her son, Arthur. Arthur Shaw, who died October 10, 1918, as a result of shellshock, ac- quired during the Atgonne forest of- fensive, is buried in the Meuse-Ar- gonne American cemetery in the Ar- gonne vicinity. Arthur grew to man- MeConhy and “Tm in The Markt For You" “1 Don't Know You Well Enough For That” the lover who an American Chevalier! THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, MONDAY, JUNE 2, 1930 hood in Bismarck, attending Bis- marck schools. He enlisted in 1917, and was in active service more than & year. Mrs. Shaw, a member of Fort. Lin- coln chapter, American War Mothers, which organization was instrumental in arranging for the trip to France, is the only Bismarck mother to make the pilgrimage to France as the guest of the United States government. Mrs, Shaw left Bismarck Saturday |for New York, and will be one of the jparty of Gold Star Mothers who will be entertained by the city tomorrow. sek Mrs, N. I. Roop, Mason apartments, was hostess at two parties last week, the first of a series she will give. Twelve guests were-bidden to the ‘bridge luncheon on Saturday. Ap- pointments were in pastel shades, _The Trio Who Made “ But ... could Méurice support Claudette in luxurious American style? And still be Maurice crosses “the big pond” to make good in America! To learn whether or not making with money making! A rapturously comic role for the versatile Different from ‘ done before—you'll like it best of his roles! TT Mowe of Parsmoyst Pictures with sweet peas centering the tables. Honors in the games were held by Mrs. Harold T. Perry and Mrs. L. R. Priske. For the bridge breakfast which Mrs. Roop gave on Wednesday, a color scheme.of yellow, orchid and green was used, and places were set for 12. Score honors were awarded Mrs. M. B. Gilman and Mrs, John Graham. Mrs. William Murnane was a guest from Mandan. 4 ses Mrs. C. J. Myers and son Richard, 709 First street, left today by car for Aberdeen, where they will be the guests of Mrs. Myers’ parents, Mr. and Mrs, Charles Norton, for about two weeks. They were accompanied by Mrs. N. A. Norton and son Everett, Glendive, Mont. ze 8 Mr, and Mrs. E. C. Fritz and family, 318 Hannafin street, left today for Miles City, Mont., where they will LUCIEN TODAY - TUESDAY - WEDNESDAY Matinee Daily 2:30 — Evenings: 7 and 9 — Adults 35c until 7:30 CAPITOL THEATRE Livin’ in the Sunlight... Lovin’ in the Moonlight! fascinated her in Venice? business man can mix love anything he's MAURICE CHEVALIER In His Gayest Romantic Comedy The Big Pond With Claudette Colbert A Paramount All Talking Picture from the N. ¥. Stage Success of the Same Name You'll Hear CHEVALIER SING Two Great Hits: “You Brought a New Kind of Love to Me” Added Units: Eddie Lambert in “Western Knights” Paramount Sound News Today and Tuesday Sunny Side Up” a superbysuccess' JANET GAYNOR’ CHARLES FARRELL DAVID’BUTLER, repeat with “ariother refreshingly’ new Movietone musical romance of the singing screen's greatest lovers WILLIAM COLUER, SR.—HEDDA HOPPER ‘—and big laughs, too.’ Mat. 10¢ Evenings 7-8 15e and Boe and director’ _ Supported by’ UTTLEFIELD —LOUISE FAZENDA, JOYCE COMPTON, Imagine {edorabley Janet asthe, daughter’ of « socially’ prominent family who want their offspring to, marry a titled noblemon—" ~~ ‘And think” of charming” Charles“es heir to millions—and folks who have no false pretensions! When these two decide to fy in the face of conventions, they find troubles ADDED: All Talking Comedy “Her Hired Husband” Pathe Sound News jaily 2:30 nd Shc reside in the future. N.:. Fritz, who has been manager of the Chevrolet Sales company in Miles City since the first of the year, motored to Bis-/ marck Saturday to take his family to their new home. A daughter, Miss Pauline, who has been attending St. Olaf’s college, Northfield, Minn., re- turned to Bismarck Friday in order to accompany her parents to Milés City. Mrs. Fritz and her daughters. have | been guests at a number of parties | during the past few weeks. | ess The regular meeting of the Order | of the Eastern Star will be held at 8 o'clock Tuesday evening at the Ma- sonic temple. There will be an initi-) CSPSSS9 SS SFOS OSS FOSS S FOSS SOFSSOS fabrics will appeal to you. Terry Cloth, a yard only 49c a yard. Full 18 inches wide. 86 inches wide. Printed both sides. ation with special music. A social | hour will follow. * oe * Ladies of the First Baptist church will hold a missionary tea at the home of Mrs. Clare L. Nelson, 418 Hannafin street, Tuesday afternoon, Hours will be from three until five. Diamonds, Watches ee | On Credit James W. Marek Gold Shop. Don’t forget the Silk Dress Specials now on at the Sarah Also a group of hats and coats for one-half! deog, price. PERMANENT WAVES 96.00 Croquinole Waves, $7.50 Soft Lustrous Waves Blemarck, N. A. W. LUCAS CO. Locally Controlled — Locally Owned =” Bismarck’s Busiest Store Four Big Specials in SILKS On Sale All This Week ‘A great help to you in economizing on your summer wardrobe, Spun Silk, a yard ...........eeeemeee ee ores: 68 This week only. The most practical wash silk that we have. You cannot tear it; it will wash perfectly. Crepe de Chine, a yard ...0.scc0e. e000 ene s 89 One complete assortment of colors. All Silk. Pongee, 14 mommee, 3 yards for .. .$1.00 Red label. ‘heavy weight. You should anticipate your needs. | For this week only. Radium Silk and Silk Broadcloth, yd. 69c 36 and 33 inches wide. Values to $1.95 a yard. For this week only 69c a yard. Wash Fabric Values that the thrifty shopper will readily appreciate for their help to the family budget. The assortment is large and the One Lot of Rayon Pique a yard ..............cccececcccccecscccscsccssoncceen 596 36 inches wide; fast colors, This price is for this week only. BG OrG et PAPA VANE a o.ci6. 6 a. a 5cu.< o:c:si0 pls ssosese Sb. paca lesb jscoknin se wlaje’eie'e ole.e aceia ojeceieisiee QS 82 inchés wide. Beautiful summer patterns. Boilproof, sunfast, tub-proof. For all kinds of wash frocks. A finely woven fabric with a silky, soft finish. Never sold before for less than 39c a yard; this week only, 29c a yard. (ABO Prints, Newmar SICA VATA oo. 66. oc eciosejs occ oscnwesspececnecensesescecsss BAIS 36 inches wide. Color fast in every way. New summer patterns just ‘arrived. A large selection of patterns that make the most dainty frocks. Our regular 39c print on sale this week only at 29c a yard. Real Drapery Values Changing seasons call for new draperies. We are showing the popular materials and pricing them in the . A. W. Lucas Co. usually low way. Reversible patterns. Stevens Crash Toweling, ayard................ Natural colored. Blue band border. All linen. c Never sold for less than 79c a yard before. For this week Sunfast Drapery Damask, a yard ......... 00.0... ccc cc ceceeeeweccececeeeee SL 50 inches wide. Rayon brocades and stripes, in newest color combinations. No value less than $1.95 a yard lot. During this week $1.39 a yard. Cretonnes and Crashes, ayard ..............ccceccscdecceccccccveceessceesses [50 One big assorted lot, in our drapery department, on sale this week at the unusually low price of 15c a yard. Drancrys Pamper AWB: oo siciojco. sce i5.0.0.0 00.0 oo ht 0 gs Sib seernedocervcsssenerss Me 50 inches wide. Sunfast. Beautiful brocades and ombra st ripes of rayon on color fast cotton. No value less than $1.00 a yard. A new low price for this week at only 67c, a yard. Cretonnes and Chintz, a yard .... a 36 inches wide. Novel patterns that will appeal to you and a large selection with every color combination you may need for your home. All of this beautiful assortment of fifty-six patterns at your disposal. No pattern less in price than 39c a yard. Your unrestricted choice of this lot at 28c a yard. Always striving to better the service that has been given this community by this store for nearly a third of a cen- tury. Our buying power, centered in our New York office, makes values like the above possible. You will find unusual values in every department of this big, home owned store. A.W. LUCAS CO. Where You Expect More for Your Money---And Get It Pe kd Mrs. W. H. McVey and children, Jamestown, were visitors in the city over the week-end. Norman Flow for register of a. (Pol. Adv.) Ohm Dress Shop 204 Fourth Street Dresses at $9.98, $14.98 and $17.98. Sats Our Speciaity wo Natural color, A 39 in this »19c