The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 16, 1931, Page 5

, ‘ THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1981 8 n zs with Mrs, H. L. Wheeler, 314 Avenue D, with Mrs. 8. D. Dietz and Mrs. ae Returns From kuurope W. Stadler as assisting hostesses; poe No. 2 with Mrs. Andrew Per- son, 606 Avenue A, with Mrs. C. A. Rust assisting; Circle No. 3 with Mrs. California Guests : Nib with Mrs. F. 8. Minger, 108 Avenue Honored at Parties Outfits Youngsters © West, with ‘Mrs. “Ralph Sanders Mrs. B. O. Refvem, 718 Sixth 8t., ‘her mother, Mrs. Mary Jane Whit- SOCIETY: NEWS Local Sewing Group Activities of the women’s : sewing group of the community aid commit- tee has enabled a number o7 Bismares GM. nstans, 621 Mandan S&t., with . F. E. Logee and Mrs. G. A. Rawlings assisting; and Circle No. 4 * * * ‘ A meeting, of the General Aid so- ciety of the McCabe Methodist Epis- A. W. LUCAS CO. Bismarck’s Style and Shopping Center ney, and sisters Misges Edmeresa and 5 y Afton Whitney, Beverly Hills, Calif. | children to enter school this fall. Out- | coPél chureh will be held et 3 o'clock and Mrs. Andrew ee dotbeeny ia. tare aeeegta tiny ae 81 parlors. Members of the second div- Thayer avenue, returned su! thing = - | Hes Sa ae es hep are ores | New Dark Brown Shades H al , Who is 5 given in honor of Mrs. Whitney and said ‘Wednesday, rh, te yd her daughters. Workers are at the community { The affair was given Tuesday af-|room in the World War Memorial ‘ternoon at the home of Mrs. Howard | building Tuesday and ‘Wednesday of ‘ Newman, with Mra. Newman and|each week. Mro. FE. McCurdy and| | AN R LE HANGE en- : ‘Mrs, Edward Fox as hostesses. Fall| Mrs. J. L, Kelley, are in charge this ] > a flowers decorated the tables and cov-| week, while Mrs. Chris Johnson and : ers were placed for 12 guests. Score|mrg Grace A. Welch supervised the [ ) « prizes were awarded Miss Edmeresa | work last week. S 4 ‘Whitney and Mrs. E. W. Tobin, Dick- miner is still a demand for old gar-|Executives of Dakotas and ht Gn Saturday evening, Mr. per ea atin clothing, Mem teccted in-] Montana Say Measure Will S P Retvem, Mrs. Whitney a | committee said. A call f i Misses Whitney entertained a com-| workers has been isaued and it is ex- ~ Not Aid Farmers pany of 28 Bismarck and Dickinson | pected that a large number of Bis- ’ BEthe Glen Hato lodge | Wir kne ere aot arn 12 BEP| Governors of North Dakota, South Fashi th ist, wrist and anlel b | s wrt a ables tad ap ntments the worl Bact wont, Dakota A, and ec tan - we einenday me 7 ree a your mens ; war and ankles must be slim. lack, . . in yet ee coors, "marking the aime act Poi eins Ft A oe & aie ment st aac ultare BrO- Fall’s New Dark Browns will do it for your ankles, You must Golis Bec desig Aree ‘i } eS ete of te wut 5 few days in Bismarck ristting friends. farmers in the ough aren, of ihe have a new stocking supply to be really smart. The 2s a et y"} ne can in be 4 oe eer: Sree vik iste Get Coke 2 ye Nn el eet et aa re, a Gaestge F. Bhater received new fall colors can be found here. P AIR tumes were awarded Mrs. Harvey | day tor Grand Forks, to enroll at the | Word from Governors J. E. Erickson S : i! Niles Bismarck, and A. H. Personlus,| university of North Dakota, 3 ee cher ais bate 1, All Silk Chiffon 5. Hem Tops with Run Stop ickinson. = th where a fortune teller gave % i th lati jounced by Associated Presa Photo ; . A oe ci: ere the pase andete a NN. Hermann, 610 ‘Third &, ee el bik a ite Ties. Sh > Dose Recsens Ali wounaiaahGwh 2. Full Fashioned 6. Exquisitely Sheer and Clear ture, a balloon dance and other | ceiia's mission group Tuesday evening, | W' as she arrived in New York from Smooth Even Weave 7. Beauty Allied with Service { stunts were entertainment features! Briage was Played at two tables after} Governor George F. Shafer wired| Europe. Her costume, In keeping erranged for the evening. Favors! the business meeting and score prizes | James Milloy, secretary of the Gréat-| with the new fall modes, Is worth French Heels 8. A Big Hosiery Value } were obtained from a fish pond. went to Mrs. B. A. Greenwood and|er North Dakota association, who is| particular attention. | The guests from Dickinson Were | ners, Leo DeRochford. en route to Washington, to present ‘ | Bibeares so Ee Sia we ** # protests: to Seoretary Hyde. Milley! Expect Devine to ‘ | ney, 5 |, A. H. » Ws! Res tio1 vised governor that he pl ‘. J. Orchard and ©. A. Haskin and'Mr.|, ceived for the Royel’ Neighvors | to confer ‘wih federal officias in| Return Home Soon + 3 Hf R. J. Kiley. . benefit card party this evening at| Washington Thursday. — — | emt el ervice mie Mott, is|t8e World War Memorial building,| The governor told Milloy, in his Mrs. William ae lata as|2ccording to Mrs. L. Van Hook,| Wire, that the drought relief pro-| Joseph M. Devine, state commis- pas) fpending a few days in Or , ‘a chairman of the committee in charge. gram has been disorganized by the sioner of immigration, is nearing re- e tthe guest of Mrs. J. E. sso Assisting Mrs. Van Hook with ar-|announcement of the regulations] covery at San Haven and is expected Ninth St. rangements are the following women: | which require first-mortgage security| to return to his home here soon, ac- oc. in Ss * ar i afitelttes Mrs. R. Penwarden, Sr., Mrs. A. W.|0n livestock loan applications: cording to word received here Wed- " Brennan Davis, son of Mrs. nce Gussner, and Mrs. E. A: Brown. ‘The*governor said it was apparent] nesday. Davis, 1029 Seventh St,. has left for ** 8 that. farmers could not provide first-| Devine became ill after delivering ess a a x Moscow, Idaho, where he will resume) yrore than 50 young people of the| mortgage Security and that it would/an address near Dunseith and for a Find the beauty of fine even weave combined Y tris studies at the We rede! Idaho. rit Bvangelical and First Presby-|be impreetical for holders of frst) time mai been in a eritieal conaition, Id of = : : sy *. “i ee Ouse Ward and, daughter weiner rieer Warkewemibeiie: Plcats to ie the, gorernment ead Botineay pergebant ih stislt ratio with serviceability in the plaited sole. French « : Miss Aldyt ard, e city Tuesday evening. The affair ‘tionate ‘ity security loans. | recuperate. : ® . making thelr home on the Ward farm |wag one of several get-together meet=|" Boi Governoms Green and. Erick eee heels and new dark color for slim trimness ........ north of the city this summer, left/ings which the two groups have held|son advised Governor Shafer that| Matches can be waterproofed by i by car for Palm Bay, Fla., where they | this summer. the borrowing farmers in their states] dipping the heads in a creamy solu- ‘ si j ‘will spend the telapletl SO | Could not comply with the regula-|tion made of dissolving shellac in de- Gall’s new “dark brown” shades slenderize miraculously! Sandee, Reve, Tropique, Auour, | J. A. Solien st the state department | Meetings of Clubs | sad op ee Smoketone, Light Gunmetal, Maube Tope, Cameo Beige, Negrita. ‘pub d Mrs. H 2 A Suk tave rennet ftom suenaale | Nd Social Groups | Bismarck Girl Hurt Where they spent a few days visting | 5 “George's Guild will meet at 3|1n Automobile Mishap relatives: ahd seeeat gslock "Thursday afternoon at the| evel PI L jome . R. Atkinson, 402 lahnke, , was ina | Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Hendricks, 021) pyoriue B West. Important business [hospitel Wednesday suffering. from / } Fifth St, have as ther Stotler, Min-|™atters are to be considered. minor lacerations of the face received | Treapolls, who arrived Monday for a[ 7 a vey [THEM the, Stomeblle in which she Dally at 2:30- 7-9 ss e1 rs ver & few miles ~ b. | ‘week's vinits Mr. Statler: sy cOWSD /s ot a metting ay 8 o'clock ‘Ttereday | eect of Mderaken Wednatay tmomntog. te uals ef } : i of Mrs. SS aldeig evening at the Odd Fellows hall. The automobile oe driven by Hat- ' Ebel and passe Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Connolly, Net] mmo four circles of the Ladies Ald|Berthe Luyben, ‘Miss Ebel and Miss | LAST TIMES TONIGHT e K F/€ England, and Betty cane Youre to| society of the First Presbyterian | Duyben escaped injury. | in Bismarck | Tuesday Chon trip to} church will hold their meetings at| ‘The gifls, all from Bismarck, turned { fer conncliys former home in Ver-|2:30 o'clock Thursday afternoon at] over in a ditch after passing another mont, ‘They also visited relatives in| the following homes: Circle No. 1lautomobile, Miss Ebel said. ‘ : ‘Washington, D. C. * e£ % 4 sar Earle Irvine, son of Mr. an 5 iA. H. Irvine, 217 Eighth St., left Tues- 3 f 5 00 day for Battle ‘Greek, Mich. to spend posmereae ee. or e i ’ ° Baus erie hag Mor Mich. ee Y “Stayd ” will 0; Der ae eiles at the University . Those who have ie: ° y none will recog- of Michigan, i Gloritying the nize this big value. Prancis Flaherty arrive - cay trom Spoxane, Wash, where tel] 1 Charms of Our ~ has spent the summer. ie ° ° Fe eee cr ar a Belin ei Dancing CG Be well dressed and comfortable in “Stay- route to St. Louis, Mo., where he is a Daughters. 1 Orgeous! downs.” They are made of the finest broad- oh | sophomore in the school of medicine Glamorous} i i i hed. 4 WwW |v) aise "Lous univer : ‘They whispered things that cloth, in white and colors, with collar attached. STAY DC Mrs. N.1, Roop, Mason spertments ee ee No bunching at the waist. No constant tucking SHIRTS | club at a 1 o'clock luncheon Tuesday name linked brazenly with down. Ideal for business or pleasure. . | afternoon. Garden flowers were used scandal! ‘The star of in the table appointments and cov- “Paid” and “Dance, ers were marked for eight. High Ss g scores in the afternoon's bridge games Fools, Dance,” brings you were held by Mrs. Harvey Niles and her most glamorous and MEN’S TROUSERS ; Mrs. Myron aria exciting picture! % Merritt, 221 Third % ee Tas seburned fron the ast where eg JOAN Dark Sizes Up she spent the summer mi to 52 ik noe Sine CRAWFO cre psn they te Lodi ep nr VF RD Incomparable in her e ee urton of Peking, China, Mrs. Mer- “ ° K greatest role! A Real Value in Wool Fabrics. iti also visited Epo nin This Modern Age” ‘Well Made - - True Sizes eral other places With = Basement — states. NEIL HAMILTON MONROE OWSLEY Bee yal Reonomy ne \ULINE FRE! an fea eat hata as eehins frg0 to sach Py the LAMB” IRON MAN WORK SHIRTS HH $ night. i ge Comedy = Novelty > News NEXT WEEK Sizes Up A Real 8 ‘DECORATING TODAY snd THURSDAY ONLY “THE COMMON to 17 C ovate . For first-class work, best of 9 . . Oa at a fair price. 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