The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 18, 1937, Page 5

Untrimmed Coats “Knit Back” Fleece Materials in boxy swaggers and fitted types. Sizes 12 to 44 These are Fashioned of Nubby Fabrics and Fleece Mate- Plaid Back Boucles and Heavy Fleeces Trimmed with a wealth of luxurious furs of Raccoon, Wolf, Cross Fox and Caracul, All Skinner satin lined and warmly interlined with lamb’s wool. THE RISMARCK TRIRUNE. MONDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1987 Extra Showing this Week of the Styles that have proved Most Successful this Season Coats that are Long Wearing and Warm - - Coats that Look Like a Luxury-- In Fitted and Swagger Styles. Hea- ther Fleece and Novelty Crepe Ma- Colore—Mahogany, green, red, grey, brown and oxford. A lot of coat of Kit Fox, Wolf, Squirrel and Laskinlamb. Sizes 14 to 40. value for this price. Black, Brown, Green, Grey rials in flattering fitted lines. They can be worn with or without the belt. with such beautiful furs as Mendoza Beaver, American Kit Fox, Vicuna and Wolf. Sizes 12 to 40: COAT WEEK At A. W. LUCAS CO. | 8 wy, 6 Dressy Nub Cloths 34 Sizes 12 to 20. Green, Brown, Black, Grey. See These Coats on Display In Our Windows SOCIETY and CLUBS” Reception and Tea Dance Culminate Wedding Fete 450 Guests Attend Event,Satur- day After Strauss-Mc- Partlin Nuptials Culminating the social affairs sur- rounding the marriage of Miss Cora Marie Strauss, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Frederick B. Strauss, 223 First, St. to John J. McPartlin, son of Mr. and Mrs, Stephan E. McPartlin, Chicago, Tl, which occurred Satur- day at high’ noon, was the wedding reception in the Rose room of the Patterson hotel Saturday from 2 to 4p. m,, Bnd the tea dance which followed in the Silver ballroom of the hotel. Receiving the guests in the Rose room were Mrs, Frederick B, Strauss, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen E. McPartlin, Mr. and Mrs, John J. McPartlin, Miss Anna Marie Fink, Cable, Wis., who served as maid of honr; the Elizabeth Sudmeier, St. Paul, Minn. Alice Olson, New Uum, Minn,, and Mary Louise McPartlin, Evanston, Il, and Mrs. F. B. Strauss, jr.. Min- neapolis, Minn., who served as brides- maids; and Dickie MocPartlin, Chi- cago, Ill., brother of the bridegroom, who served as altar boy at his bro- ther'’s wedding. Approximately 450 guests gathered at the Patterson hotel during afternoon to extend felications to the bridal couple, their relatives and attendants, Guests came from all over North Dakota, Minneapolis, St. Paul and Chicago for the occasion. Assisting with the guests were Mmes, J. K. Blunt and G. L. Phipps. Dr. F. B, Strauss, father of the bride, while not in the receiving line, assisted in greeting the guests on their arrival and did much to make everyone feel at home. Furnishing the music for the tea dance were members of the KFYR orches- tra. Guests were entertained with dancing, following which an elaborate buffet supper was served from & three-tiered table across one end of the ballroom. As mementoes of the occasion the guests were presented with pieces of the wedding cake in small white boxes, tied with white satin bridal ribbon. Immediately following the wed- Patterson hotel. Tables for the guests ranged with a round central table for the bridal party with long tables ex- tending on either side of it for the relatives and close friends who were ' among the guests. Centering the bride's table was a large four-tiered wedding cake top- ped with a diminuitive bride and bridegroom. At the end of either of the long tables was a silver basket filled with chrysanthemums. In addition to the bridal party and the parents of the bride and bride- Big reduction on two new 1937 Packard Sedans. Phone CLEANING, PRESSING Men's Suits Women's Dresses groom the guests included F. B. Strauss, Jr. Minneapolis, Minn.; Dickie Mmes. Jack Long, Following the reception and Gance Saturday evening the bridal couple left by plane for a month's trip during which they will =? ge § $s AUCTION SALE At Orin Dutton farm, 2 miles east 10 miles south of Menoken. 22, at 12:20 P. horse, house- is, etc. —Sree Lanch nt Neso— ORVETTA M. DUTTON Adminiatratrix-owner Machinery, ar oO | Meetings of Clubs And Social Groups jee) S E rf ing Los 5 E L H 1 b EF ally : ay i I i i § ul EE i i geek ae Hl oa Dr. and Mrs. Brink Honored at Dinner Dr. and Mrs. R. B. Radi and Mr. * Saturday night at the Country club, honoring Dr. Norvel O. Brink and his recent bride, who formerly was Miss La Vina Bross. Decorations at the table were in orange and white, carrying out the Halloween motif. In Briige games following the din- » H. Waldschmidt meet Tuesday at 8 p. m., at the Ma- sonic Temple. Edna LaMoore Waldo will speak on Robert Morris, the founder of the order. Refreshments and cards will follow the business meeting. eee A.A.U.W., Book Review The Book Review group (formerly the Novel group) of the AA.U.W., will meet , Oct. 19, at 8 p. m., at the home of Mrs. H. L. Chaffee, = Demming Beauty Shop Soft Water Shampoos Complete Beauty Service teaies Hair cates Prince Hote! Phone 1007 Look Your Best In Your Home! Announcing an Important Sale of Westbury Frocks Every woman likes Westbury House Frocks. They are suitable for better wear. Our $3.95 values now values now $2.95 | $4.95 Fabrics are new fall patterns of dots and choice selected | dark prints. oteusons. For Women's Wear Our $5.95 "| monthly meeting. 815 Avenue D. All members of the: AA.U.W., who are interested may attend, Miss Helge Restvedt and Miss Ellent Lawin will lead the book dis- cussions. eee Pioneer Daughters The Pioneer Daughters will hold their regular meeting Monday at 8 p. m., at the Grand Tacit hotel. War Mothers ‘The Fort Lincoln chapter of the American War Mothers will meet Tuesday at 2:30 p. m., in the War Mothers room of the World War Memorial building for their regular) rio TT --—* | Church Societies | the Meche Home Mission ‘Women's Home Missionary Bo- olety of the MoCabe Methodist, Epis .,| copal church will meet Tuesday . 2:50 p. me at the home of Mrs. 0. H. Rue, 619 Mandan 8t. (Additional Society on Page 3) Rummage Sale Three Days—Oct. it Afternoons only—1:90 to 5: o'clock Sponsored by Jewish Ladies Aid Harriet L. Dietz’s . Engagement Is Told/|§ Mr, and Mrs, Schuyler DeCamp|% Diets, Fargo, former residents of Bis- marck, have made formal announce- ment of the approaching marriage of their daughter, Harriet Lorella Dietz, to Raymond John Woodbury, son of Mr. and Mrs, P, H. Woodbury, ‘Min- | % neapolis, Minn. The marriage wiil| ¥ be solemnized Saturday, Nov. 13, at store the First Presbyterian church of ONE DAY ONLY Mr. Spencer, representing Pitkin & Brooks, China Importers, will be at our i : All Day Tuesday iTgZO. Miss Dietz is a graduate of the Bis-| gael Aas school, The Dietzes| ¥ Fargo two years ago. Mr. Woabuy is bigest with @ cereal | ¢ company in aeons polls; Minn. 14 Miss Bernadine Gervinskt, Bis- marck, was appointed an assistant desk editor on the Dakota Student, Bo-| semi-weekly newspaper at the Uni- versity of North Dakota. oa ry HEAD A New Taffeta DATE DRESS With Multi-Colored Dots, Young Swing Skirt... Short Sleeves in Black, Green, Blue and Raspberry. IT’S DIFFERENT with a complete line of 1 io Samples. count on full sets bought on Tuesday. A. W. LUCAS CO. HUNGARIAN PAPRIKA* = dis- 9, CAN DRESS WARMLY AND STILL DRESS LIGHTLY! WITH “‘LONGS” BY Coeprire @ No need to bundle up. Our customers paneer Y-Front Underwear Mas- in the longer lengths because they can wear overcoats pounds lighter by wearing mere ounces of underwear. This two-piece Y-Front underwear of- fers many other advantages. No buttons: ‘Wears longer because uppers or lowers can be replaced separately. Provides extra back protection. Will not bulk or bind, Makes outer clothes fit better. Y-Front opening convenient yet cannot gap. Gives energy-saving support. Try one suit of this new Y-Front undere wear by Coopers. If you don’t like it, seturn it and get your money back. Such is our confidence, Price of “longs” 75cand upper gar- ment, accordingto fabric and