The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 15, 1933, Page 5

4, SOCIETY NEVS Rev.. and Mrs. Lunde Celebrate Fortieth Wedding Anniversary 1 Grant Hartley Weds Miss Ruth Gundlach Miss Ruth Gundlach, Bismarck, and Grant Phelps Hartley, eldest son of In celebration of the 40th anniver- Mr. and Mrs, W. B. Hartley, Bismarck, sary of the wedding of Rev. and Mrs./ were married at 8:30 o'clock Wednes- J. H. Lunde, 814 Avenue F, a family|day evening at the bridegroom's Teunion was held at their home Wed-|home. The occasion also was the silay afternoon. wedding anniversary of the bride- nesday groom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hartley Fifteen members of their family,| having been married at the same hour several of whom had come here from|22 years ago. ¥ Rev. Walter E. Vater, pastor of the distant points, were seated at a din-| McCabe Methodist church read the ner served during the afternoon... A| ceremony before an improvised altar color scheme of pink and white was]/of peonies and spring flowers in the used, with peonies centering the table.|living room of the Hartley home. A Among the guests were their son/ group ofrelatives and friends were in and “daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.| attendance, A. J. Lunde of Huntington, W. Va.;| The bride wore a three-piece suit of a daughter, Mrs. Margaret Rusert and|Yellow crinkle crepe, made with a jacket and a figured blouse. Her daughter, Naomi Ruth of Yakima, nowes corsage of orange bi Wash.; and Rev. and Mrs, H. A. Lunde| 0Wers were @ corsage Patty soms. Her attendan:, Miss Betty of Fessenden and Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Manning, wore a frock of white-fig- Lunde of Bismarck, sons and daugh- tt crepe. Wade Green was best ters-in-law. Only one daughter, Mrs, | wea, ees + Thomas Helmey, Minneapolis, was| A buffet supper was served to a unable to be present. }company of about 36 guests immedi- Rev. and Mrs. Lunde were married/ately following the ceremony. Mrs. in Waterville, Ia. in 1893 and Rey.|Homer E. Spohn and Mrs. Hugo Lunde served as pastor of several| Tramp assisted in serving. churches in Iowa before he retired| | The Cae aie RRA eLaee pd HinEYags" SerWal GLE az (Shop. Mr. Hartley, a graduate of Bis- 4 |marck high school, is employed as a minister of the Norwegian Evan-| messenger in the federal airmail serv- gelical church of America at Cleve-| ice here. land, Ohio. |. Mr. and Mrs. Hartley are to be at Rev. and Mrs. Lunde came to Bis-| home to their friends in Bismarck af - marck to make their home last fall.|ter July 12. A. J. Lunde of Huntington, W. Va., tha Ad who is head of the science depart-| Bridge Luncheon Is ment of the Huntington high school, . er and his family expect to visit here Given for Visitors during the summer. Mrs. Rusert and family, who came here about a month ago, also expect to remain for the summer, ee Mrs. Ralph Dean, 215 Ninth 8t., left Thursday for Spokane, Wash., where she will spend two or three weeks with relatives. ee * Mrs. J. E. Jesty and Mrs, I. L. Do- herty and son, Merle Doherty, all of Killdeer, motored here Thursday and are guests at the home of Mrs. Social affairs for women here for the sessions of the Ladies’ Auxiliary of the North Dakota Pharmaceutical j association were concluded Wednes- day with a luncheon and bridge tour- nament at the Bismarck Country club. Seated at long tables in the dining room were 51 guests. Low bowls of spring blossoms were arranged at in- tervals on the tables and favors in two shades of pale green marked the places. Many baskets of garden flowers were used in decorating the dJesty’s daughter, Mrs. Andrew Er-| clubhouse for the affair. dahl, 116 West Thayer avenue. Merle| Five tables of auction and four of Doherty will enroll at the C. M. T.| contract were in play during the aft- camp at Fort Lincoln. ernoon. Auction prizes went to Mrs. €N +" NIG? A salLOR on! T LIke THIS You'll find the youthful fervor of “Bad Girl,” the speed of “Dance Team” plus the laughs of “The Directed by Raoul Walsh Fox Picture —ADDED JOY— Moran and Mack - Sound News - Novelty Free to LadieS Today and Friday Radio Girl Powder Compacts and Perfume Compliments of Diana Wynyard, Star of “Cavalcade” STORE YOUR FURS »». With your eyes open @ Would you feel safe about tuck- tug $200 in currency away in your you hand it over for aafe-keeping to the first person with pretty speech? Consider your fur coat in the light of its value. Remember there o halfway pro- tection in far atoragt. ‘ Your furs are 100% safe in the cold vaults of the State Fur Co. The charges are only 2% of your own valuation, REPAIRING, REMODELING CLEANING and RELINING AT SPECIAL SUMMER RATES PHONE 496 We Call for and Deliver State Fur Co. Bismarck's Exclusive Furriers 202 Fourth St. William Eckstrom of Stanley; Mrs. Ray Stinson, Pembina; Mrs. L. G. Beardsley, New Rockford; Mrs. Edith Holmes, Leola, 8. D.; and Mrs. J. 8. Kelly, Bismarck. Those awarded Prizes in the contract games were Mrs. J. R. Scherer, Minot; Mrs. O. A. Saunders, Minot; Mrs, A. E. Erick- son, Fargo; Mrs. John Bork, Grand! Forks; and Mrs. T, H. Wall, Minot. Mrs. Dan Hall was in charge of} arrangements for the party. She was! assisted by a committee of Bismarck | women, including wives of local drug-; gists and men who travel for drug! companies. * * Miss Evelyn Enger, Minot, has ar- rived in the city to spend about a week as the guest of Mrs. M. P. Christenson, Rose apartments. Miss Enger appeared on a radio program over the local station Thursday aft- ernoon, One of the very few loaves of bread in the United States hon- ored with the seal of approval of the American Medical asso- ciation. Certified Bread Value ee ® For Mrs. W. G. Fulton, who with Mr. Fulton, Boy Scout director for Bismarck, are leaving soon to make their home in Mankato, Minn., Mrs. Myron H. Anderson and Mrs. Clarion E. Larson entertained with a bridge Party Wednesday evening at the An- derson home, 917 Fifth St. Cards were | Played at three tables, with Mrs. R. D. McLeod and Miss Elizabeth Jones re- ceiving prizes. There was a favor for Mrs. Fulton. Table appointments | were in pastel shades and roses form- ed the centerpieces. ee (Additional Society on Page Two) Made by Bismarck Baking Co. SLAIN IN MID-AIR! 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Work, travel, play or take- it-easy — whatever your summer days hold, these Silks will play the clothes accompaniments smartly. In the Silk Prints are riot- ous garden patterns to col- or afternoon activities; so- ber navy-and-white figures to go sedately down-town in; Roman stripes and polka |dots for cye-catch- ing effects. The Pique Silk is in white, cream and warm-toned pastels; the flat and rough Silk Crepes in every color from rose to black and back to white. Chiffons, both smooth and crinkled, are in the lovely, wide-spaced chiffon _ pat- terns; cool clouds of sheer- ness to give magic to a Summer night. A Big Silk Special, aor EE bee 39-inch, all silk printed crepes in two-tone patterns suitable for Summer dresses and sport togs. Ruff crepes and triple sheer prints, sale price, 88c a yard. Corded Sport Rayons, yard .... .89¢ White only, in three fancy weaves, Very durable. Can be laundered without special care and makes beautiful skirts, sport dresses and trims. 89c a yard. Shantung Silks, 39 inch .........79¢e All silk washables in plains and prints. shades. 79c a yard. All Silk Piques, 39 in. ........ .$1.00 Plain colors, white, coral, nile and maize. A fabric in vogue for summer and sold formerly for twice as much. Our New Low Price, $1.00 a yard. Sport Checks, All Rayon ......$1.00 Diamond check—green, orange, navy or black checks on white. Soft and semi-sheer; washable; easy to make up and decidedly novel. $1.00 a yard. All summer SALE OF WASH GOODS Golden Star Cambrics, 2 yds. for 29c Golden Star Percales also at 2 yards for 29c. The prices have advanced to a point where present prices can no longer be maintained. Our stock on hand, in beautiful patterns, this week-end only, 2 yards for 29c. Printed Linens, 36 inch, yard .. . .39¢ Fast, color handkerchief linen and dress linens, values to 95c a yard, 39c a yard. Melodee Prints, 36 inch, yard .. . .19c Fast color; new designs for summer. A semi-sheer fabric in a beautiful finish, Regular 25c a yard value for this sale 19c a yard. Sheer Special, 25 and 29c val. . . .16c One lot of dimitY, tissue nubbe and other sheers, regular values 25c and 29c a yard on sale at the special price of 16¢ a yard. N : Eyelet Batistes, sale price ..... .35c Pastel shades for summer. Proven washable. A very dainty sheer for warm weather. Special sale price 35c a yard. A. W. LUCAS CO. Where You Expect More for Your Money---And Get It A. W. LUCAS ‘Dawn-to-Midnight Fashions in a SUMMER SILK SAL WW A Big Silk Special, yard ..:.....39c 38 and 39 inches wide. rayons, silks, chiffons, ruff. crepes and tweed effects; all on sale at 39c a yard. Spunsilk, 29 inch, yard .........39¢e Wears well. Easy to wash. Dull finish so popular now. Does not tear easily and can be used for rough wear. 39c a yard. Printed Silks, 39 inch .......... .69¢ Rough crepes, chalk crepes, pure silk crepes; plaids, stripes and plains. Everyone a special value, 69c a yard. Tanseer, a yard................59¢ A rayon in seersucker weave. Perfectly washable and patterns just right for summer. 59c a yard. Willow Weave, a yard ..........59c. All rayon, in fine cord, soft and drapy. Washes readily and is durable. New summer prints at 59c a yard. One Large Display Fine Voiles . .19¢c Printed patterns for hot weather frocks and everyone a fast color fabric. these fine quality fabrics. Tissue Ginghams, 36 inch, yard . .39c Popular new plaids and checks. fabrics and launder easily and beautifully. 29c, 39c, and 49c a yard values on sale at 29c a yard. = AIA, \\ A \\ Assorted prints in corded 19c a yard is a very low price for These are yarn dyed 55559 995F9FSG5 PS S99SS9SFS9OG 59554 55S S95 S99 FSV99 D9 9FTI POF DG 99S SSOFSSIOSS9SFSIDSSIDD OVS DODO O DOO DODDS MOOD