The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 11, 1937, Page 5

BISMARCK TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 193 Senior High School Open House Friday The local observance of American Education week will be concluded Friday night with the open house at the senior high school to which par- ents of high school students and in- terested citizens are invited by the faculty. There will be an opportunity to inspect the building and to meet and visit informally with the teachers in their classrooms from 7 to 8 o'clock. ‘The program in the auditorium be- ginning at 8 will feature the first Public appearance of the junior or- chestra, composed of pupils of junior high school age or younger, under the direction of Clarion E. Larson. ‘The complete program includes: “Footlighter March,” high school Brother, Sister After Annulment S THE A.W. LUCAS CO. ' Home of Nationally Advertised Merchandise Ready to Beautify Your Thanksgiving Table SNOWY WHITE LINENS That Will Hold the Admiration of the Most Discriminating “Symphonic Hour” and “Blue Waves,” junior orchestra; address, W. J. Mc- Donald; “All Through the Night” and “Moon at Sea,” mixed chorus; “Ray- mond Overture,” high school band; “Golden Days,” Ralph Warren Soule; “Boys of the Old Brigade,” high school male quartet, and “Dunlap Com- mandery,” high school band. OTHS All Quaker Lace Patterns Fully Guaranteed DINNER CLOTH SETS Fine, All Linen, Double Damasks 2 with napkins to match. Neatly .boxed, laundered and ready for use. 66x66 Hemstitched Cloth with 6 A social hour in the library will follow the program and refreshments will be served. Myron H. Anderson is-chairman of the committee arranging for the open house. He is assisted by Clarion E. Larson and the Misses Pearl Bryant. Mildred Hoff and Rita A. Murphy. Refreshments are in charge of the Misses Helga Restvedt and Helen Galyen. **e * Mrs. Olstad Honored At Farewell Parties Two social affairs Tuesday compli- mented Mrs. A. M. Olstad, who is leaving Sunday for Aberdeen, 8. D., where Mr. Olstad has been transferred a3 credit and collection manager with the International Harvester company. Tuesday afternoon Mrs. M. G. Jos- und, 701 First St., was hostess at & 1:30 o'clock bridge luncheon honoring Mrs, Olstad. Eight guests were seated at the table, ‘which was appointed with chrysanthe- mum pompons. Score honors in the bridge games were awarded to Mrs. R. E. Thompson, A guest favor was presented by the hostess to Mrs. Ol- Tuesday evening Mrs. E. Ulmer, ‘Mandan, formerly of Bismarck, enter- tained for Mrs. Olstad at a bridge party in her home. Pompons and other autumn flowers ‘were used as appointments. Eight guests were present. Score awards went to Mmes. Josund and M. Mc- Donald, Mandan. 5 - Bismarck guests in addition to Mmes, Olstad and Josund included Mmes. T. G. Plomasen and William Holm, Mr. and Mrs, Olstad will be accom- panied to Aberdeen by their two daughters, Allene and Donna-Lee. During her stay in Bismarck Mrs, Ol- stad has been an active worker in the Trinity Lutheran church. .They have lived in Bismarck for the last five and one-half years, having come here from Minot. Mr. Olstad has been with the International Harvester company for the last nine years. . band; address, Principal W. H. Payne; Their month-old secret mar- riage annulled, Ben Ipock and Mary Lee Williams, shown above ding newspaper ac- counts of their amazing story, seek happiness as brother and sister in their farm home at Chilhowee, Mo. They dis- closed their marriage after their relationship as orphans, adopted by different families and reunited by a queer quirk of fate, had been discovered. Mr. and Mrs. R. Riggs Leave for California : Mr, and Mrs. Roy Riggs, 120/% ‘Thayer avenue, west, left Thursday | ¢ morning for Long Beach, Calif., to make their home. A daughter, Miss | ¢ Ruth, who is employed at the J. C Penney company, will remain in Bis- marck. Another daughter, Mrs. Rich- ard Dowell, is a resident of Long} % has been employed at the | ¥ Beach, Mr. Riggs state penitentiary for the last 32 years. During the last few weeks the Riggs Fisher and John Wyciskala were co- hostesses at an informal coffee party and handkerchief shower for Mrs. Riggs. Eight guests were present and spent the afternoon informa!ly. Last week among those entertain- ing were Mmes. Louis A. Benser and R. D. Burman, who were joint hos- tesses at an afternoon coffee party for Mrs, 5 Mr. and Mrs. Riggs were honored guests last Wednesday evening at a bridge dinner, given by Mr. and Mrs. | % Wilbert Schneider, 120 Rosser avenue | ¢ west. Twelve guests were present. * * * AAULW. open Forum |Hairdressers Attend Begins Monday Night ‘The Open forum, sponsored by the American Association of University ‘Women, will begin Monday at a group meeting at 8 p. m., in the courtroom 01 the courthouse, These forums will be held monthly during the winter and are for the public. A cordial in- vitation is issued to everyone inter- ested to attend. C. L. Young will be the speaker for the series, taking as his subjects, in- ternational situation. His subjeot for ternational situations. His subject for “anese situation. Approximately 700,000,000 bushels of wheat are consumed annually in the United States. Caught a Cold ? ‘J To help end it sooner, tub throat and chest with 2e.Vicks Minnesota Meeting : A number of beauty operators and shopowners of Bismarck are in Min- neapolis ‘this week attending the|¢ Northwest Beauty show of the Minne-| ¥ sota Hairdressers and Cosmetologists | % association at the Nicollet hotel. Bismarck hairdressers attening the] % show include Mrs. Jessie Carlson of | ¢ Robertson’s Beauty studio; Mrs. Ar-|¥ Matt Kraft and the! % Misses Katherine Kraft and Evelyn|?% Gunville, from the Grand DeLuxe ¥ thur Schott, shop; and Mrs, Christie Neilsen, of the Christie Beauty salon and school. Mayor George E. Leach and Carl Gustafson, state president, gave the official greeting to the delegation Monday morning, A number of nationally known hair stylists wil! 9 speak and will demonstrate new hair | % Styles during the show. * * * Mrs. F. D. Register, 1016 Seventh 8t., was hostess Tuesday evening ‘o|¥ members of the Past Presidents Par- | % ley of the American Legion auxiliar7. Mrs. James Morris was assistant hostess. A guest at the meeting was|% Mrs. Bernard Nickerson, Mandan. COLD-CATCHERS NEED HANES! WE HAVE IT * Dahl Clothing Store 410 Main Bismarck Phone 359 HANES UNDERWEAR Is mY WIND-SHIELD! Poem Cid Maa eter high gear, ¥ you shifted into HANES! Mister, aunion-suit that’s really velvety soft and warm inside— from your neck all the way to your ankles! Notice how HANES snuggles up to your skin... takes the knock out of your knees .. - and the chatter out of your teeth. This is the Heavyweight (Champion! es, THE ANTI-FREEZE UNDERWEAR FOR MEN ANS BOYS Imported Lace Dinner Cloths $6.95 All popular prices and all sizes to select from. Attractive new patterns in service- able and practical qualities. $4.95 $5.95 Hand. Embroidered LINENS $1.00,.. 42x86. ready at- tractively boxed. All fine white cases with all hand made and hand embroid- ered designs. Pillow Cases $ 1 95 pair 42x86, attractively boxed for gifts. Hand made em- broidery. scalloped - embroidered hems and fancy hem- stitching. Pillow Cases $2.25 ana $2.95 pair Real Madeira and Mosaic Embroidered—42x86. Ready boxed. All white. | All hand made. Hi | Excellence in quality and decoration makes this glass fit to grace the table of royalty, yet it is moderately priced. Start with slim, tall stemmed goblets and you will soon have a complete and correct service of Fos- toria Glass. It can be had in many different jewel colors as well as many sizes. It is open stock and replacements or additions will match originals. Come in and look at it and you will understand why decorative authorities sponsor this Fostoria Glass. There Is No Substitute for Fostoria napkins to match 72x72 .......$5.95 72x90 .......$6.95 kins, 19x19, @ Attractive Sicilian Lace and Venetian Lace Pat- terns. Quaker Lace Pat- terns are the most pop- ular and superior to all others. Lace Napkins Lace Scarfs Lace Doilies to match all of the cloths 66x84 Hemstitched Cloth, 8 nap- Linen Dinner Sets Ivory bleach, 66x84 Hemstitched Cloth and 8 napkins. Regular price, a set, $7.50 Extra heavy quality Russian Linen. Promotion price only. Fine Double Damask Dinner Sets 68x68 with 6 napkins to match—68x84 with 8 napkins to match. Banquet Sets in Italian Cutwork And Mosaic embroidered. Also pure white Grass Linen Sets, hand embroidered. Bridge Sets $1.00 5 pieces—all linen cloths, 85x35—4 napkins, 12x12. All hand made, New mod- ern designs, hand em- broidered. Fall Linen Pro- motion price only $1.00 a set. $2.95 35-inch cloths and 4 nap- kins, hand made and hand embroidered to match. Mosaic embroidery, Ital- ian Cutwork, Needlepoint Embroidery, Imported Grass Linen Sets. Here is our “June” Fos- toria Glass Service with its delicate tracery and its gem hued eolorings which can be had in either a small luncheon set or a large and com- plete dinner service. Its color is absolutely con- sistent and replacement or additional pieces will match. If you want that comfortable assurance that your table is dressed with the ne plus ultra of gratifying _ hospitality, smartness and charm, in- spect our Fostoria Serv- ice, the very best quality and moderately priced. : This Sparkling Glass Will Brighten Up _ Your Table -ostoria “SUN R A 99 Here is a gleaming glass that combines perfectly with china ... for relishes, mints and many other special uses, And pieces like these are so handy they’re in- valuable in any home. Fostoria Sun Ray is a new pattern that’s just as practical as it is beautiful. It is simple enough in design to be charming in any setting and surprisingly enough, it is most inexpensive. You'll also find in this pattern many other pieces you 4 like from celery trays to ice buckets. And you'll be captivated by the beauty of Sun Ray. Come in and see them all today! Snowy Linens, Gleaming Glassware, Beautiful China—all are here in a very pleasing array. Let us help you “make” your holiday table. : A. W. LUCAS CO. Bismarck’s Style and Shopping Center _ 17x17 Napkins .... -Fancy Colored Luncheon Sets—napkins to match 54x64 with 6 napkins, $3.95 value .. 54x70 with 6 napkins, $4.95 value .. 66x80 with 8 napkins, $5.95 value .... Ready boxed. Plaids with nacre grounds. cece Fast color woven Lunch Cloths Hand printed. Beautiful floral and modernistic de- signs. Fast color patterns, 54x54 inch 64x72 inch ........ Glass Toweling 4,4.$1.00 Regular price 29¢ a yard. 17 inches wide, all finen: Fancy, colored checks or CAKE PLATE REG, $2.00, FOR... zea. 150, ron... 1.00 CONSOLE SET src is ror... 1.95 ra sa, ror... 4.95 REG. $2.75, FOR.. SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY PRICES for a limited period in these ‘MASTER-ETCHED” pieces can have “Mastes-Etched” these pieces for your own home, or as gifts of friends. this sale, to de So pe ce are Emited so we usge you And what an addition to your Thanks- giving Table Setting. :