The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 19, 1937, Page 5

* = (Q)SOCETYend CLUBS Royal Neighbors Convention ' Will Open With i 3 ee i i i i 5 ie Governor William: Langer will Deliver Address of Welcome | 3 F F i ee fi rt H THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, MONDAY, APRIL 19, 1937 at Wednesday Session end the Fargo Dril Team. e e oa | + cnr-| Boehm Clauson Vows Ul ea Ing faignet Exchanged Monday Lag hed At a mags read by Rev, Tuesday] witvnot! at foe Be, Seoephe Conan omfort the Patterson Hotel. Ghurch Monday ¢ 6 a.m. Miss Langer will deliver | Senevieve daughter of Mr, 2 weloome in behalf of|/%24 Mrs. Jee V. Boshm of Mandan, of Bismarck Wednesdey|becsme the bride of John Clauson, morning in the Sliver Ballroom, fol-| the son of Mrs: Andrew Walseth, of lowing which Mrs, Flora Schults wi| Mandan, give an address of welcome in benell! .0'ths tide eee of the Rove) Nelgntors of Bimetoy.| peter Volk, brother-in-law of” the ek ace ae a Peghee comets. ‘The wore eatin dress Program will include several! 4° noe solo Wednesday. wednesday night | inet UD gold Mmes. Leonard and Mulkey enter-|0¢ the Beulah Juvenile otehestre will gift trom tained informally Saturday night at give a selection. Others on Wednes= Ge the Service club. Following the buf- day night's program ere Ruth Mc- Speed fet supper the guests played cards. Curdy, Beverly Ann Beaudoin and @ core Those present included the the Juvenile Drum and Bugle Cores) and resei of Arvilis. ana ! i | if FR H i 953 WOMEN'S WEAR SHOPPE Audrey mann, Matilda Towne, Marjorie Barth, Lois Mae Johnson, .75 Dresses at... 8.00 75 Dresses at... 10.75 Sizes 12 to 48 100. HATS Values $1.79 to $2.98 Sale Price $1.25 oe aaa s i Ly i i rity af id gigi R Hi nye: oe ? TH _ Another selection of 75 WASH DRESSES values from $1.19 to $1.98, in fine guaranteed materials $1.00 Coats and Suits a5 HES Schilling ¢ pepper *| Newcomers Forum Are Guests At Mandan Members of the Bismarck Newcom- ers Forum Study club were guests Friday at a ceramics demonstration fa: Mandan, conducted by Miss Laura Taylor, ceramics specialist under the found a clay 10 miles from Mandan that had proved satisfactory for their pottery work. * Prederick Monley, 912 Mandan &t., feturned Sunday from Grand Forks 5 zg. trup, 114 Avenue A, west. ~- | Meetings of Clubs | Gay. 4 And Social Groups es Pioneer Daughters electrical shop. There will demonstration of electrical ap) and refreshments will be served. the club is anxious to have a attendance at this meeting. eS & p. m., in the church parlors, with Mmes, Manford, J. Parks and P. J. meeting Schmitz as hostesses. This BLUE BLAZER Cocktail Lounge Each day we feature a special cocktall— Webster Rites Held Last Week in Wilton Delay means danger ‘Wilton, N. D., Apr. 19.—Puneral ser- jucted last Tues: Furs stored now will be safe all oammer. Phone 684 CAPITAL LAUNDRY CO. for scientific Fur Storage We call for your furs. State Fur Co. Oppesite G. P. Hotel Bismarck Minot, N. D., Apr. 19—(?)}—Anton Albertson, 67, veteran Great Northern railroad engineer, died héré Monday. TAKE A STROLL THROUGH PEACOCK ALLEY. ATTENTION BUSINESS WOMEN We have arranged to keep: our beauty shoppe open Thursday and Friday evenings until 10 o'clock to ac- commodate busy business women and girls. Call 1757 for appointment ELITE BEAUTY SHOPPE Located at 216 4th ‘THE WOME-RUN KING! Gehrig has an average of 38 home- runs per season. He led the American League with 49 homers in 1934 and again in 1936. Gehrig’s follow-through is shown above. It takes healthy nerves to connect with one, and, as Lou says: “Camels don't get on my nerves.” Coprrigtet, 1007. B,J. Ragmelds Tobeess Comgany. Winston-Salem, M,C. t hd aca ‘ 2 BASEBALL'S “(RON-MAN™T When Lou steps out on the field—be'll be pleying his 1,809th consecutive game. Injuries never stopped “Iron-Man” Gehrig. Once he chipped a bone ia his foot—yet kaocked out s homer, two doubles, sad 8 single nest day. Another time, he was knocked out by s “beaa ball,” yet next dsy Geheig’s record is proof of his epleadid physical | FUEL IS GAS | fortable hese in your home, @ In planning 2 new home,’ heating, of necessity, playsan important part. A properly installed eating system should provide a comforte able, pleasant home with a minimum of care and a mini- mum of expense—it does if the system is by CRANE. There are important differs ences in 2 Crane Heating System that every homee owner should know abouts Your Heating Contractor can te] you; he can also show you howacompletely CranEquips home — boiler, radiator, valves and pipings will assure you comfort—care for yous health—you owe it to yout family to ask him: CRANE CRANE CO., 696 Narthorn Pucifis Aver Farge, .D, VECTORS, VALVES, PIPE AND FITTINGS— EVERYTHING YOU NEED FOR A COMPLETE HEATING SYSTEM WHERE THE HERE’S MAXIMUM EFFICIENCY ‘The carefree convenience of a Besmor gas-fired boiler is 8 genuine contribution to buman health—comfort snd constant temperature no matter how cold it is outside. Efficiently designed to trans- form ges into healthful,com- the Basmor Boiler does its fob efficiently—thoroughly saves you money, too. man in the game today. Here are a few forany four-game World Series: most runs batted in (9); most home-runs (4); most bases on bells > (6). He has scored 100 or more runs for 11 © consecutive seasons — batted in 100 or mores MERE’S LOU'S FAVORITE BAT and his favocice first bese- man’s mitt. His bat is especially made. It weighs 37 ounces K MARKS TWH SPOT where once there was a chick juicy onesie smothered in thusbrooms—Lou's favorite dish. Gehrig is a big man—6 ft. 1 in. tall—weighs 210 pounds. Aad he hass big mea's sppetite. Lou eats what he wants and isn't bashful sbout coming condition. As Lou ssys: “All the years I've been playing, I've been careful about ak beck for “seconds.” Read what he ssys below. my physical condition. Smoke? I smoke and enjey it. My cigarette is Camel.” jes | SMOKING CAMELS AT ( te WAEALTIME AND AFTER p : f GIVES DIGESTION A j HELPING HAND BY WOMEN’S WEAR cow oF pear SHOPPE PUIDS —INCREASING 504 Béwy.. Annex Hotel Bleck Biemarek, N. D. Tastes Better MADE , BETTER. singing scars! Tucedars 6:30pm BS.T.(9:509a B.DS.T.), . 1:50 pm CLT. 650 9m M.S.T. 5:30 pe P.8.T., oves WABC-CBS. bece