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■TUESDAY,/MAY 17,1927
Social and Personal
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Mrs. D. T. Owens
Entertains With
Dinner at Wildwood
mA. D. T. Owens entertained Sat
uruay evening at a t> o clock dinner i
nt Wildwood. Employes of the state
library commission and the state his
torical society were guests. Bird
stody was enjoyed in the grove. j
- a four course dinner the;
Quests assembled around a camp
fire and enjoyed an hour of nature
study. Mrs. Owens was assisted by
the Misses Lucile and Helen Dahl. j
Picnic at Wildwood
on Monday Evening
Hbnors Ruth Cairney
In compliment to Miss Ruth Cairr
ney of Lisbon formerly of Bismarck,
a group of friends entertained last
evening with a picnic at Wildwood.
There were eight couples in the party.
Vfiss Evelyn Engdahl of Lisbon was
ilso an out-of-town guest.
Dancing followed a picnic supper
and an informal evening was enjoyed.
Miss Cairney and Miss Engdahl are
en route from Lisbon to Spokane.
They are muking the trip by car and
will remain in Bismarck for several
days.
! TO ATTEND P. T. A. COUNCIL
Mrs. Emma Golden, state Parent-
Teacher Association organiser and
director and third vice president of
..the state organisation, wilt attend the
.national council to be held in Oak
land. Calif., May 21 to 28. Oth/.*
North Dakotans who. will attend are
Miss Minnie J. Nielson of Valley City,
former state superintendent of pub
lie instruction; Mrs. Jane Gavere,
Grand Porks; Mrs. V. E. Stent son
and Miss Elsie Cook, state president,
both of Minot; Mrs. H. M. Chaffee
of Amenia; and Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
Snyder of Fargo.
, PICNIC MONDAY
Members of the Girl Reserves and
the Hi-Y‘ boys enjoyed a picnic Mon
day evening at Ward’s grove. There
were about 60 in the party, Mr. and
Mrs. J. J. M. MacLeod, Gordon D.
Brown and mother, Mrs. Mary Brown,
and the Misses. Irene and Winifred
Robertson acting as chaperons. A
picnic supper was followed by an in
formal evening about the campfire.
VISITS JN BISMARCK
Mrs. A. L. Peart of Fargo is vis
iting in the city with her husband,
a>» employe of the state regulatory
department. She is also attending
the state convention of the Woman’s
Benefit Association and is a guest at
the D. E. Shipley home while in the
city. She will return home Wednes
day.
ENTERTAIN CENTER BAND
The A. W. Lucas store entertained
the members of the Center band and
other Center visitors at luncheon
Saturday In the Lions room of the
Grand Pacific hotel. After the lunch
con the band leave a concert at the
store and in the evening played * t
the formal opening of the Lucas base
ment annex.
i to return" home
Mrs. J. N. Wright will leave
Thursday for her home in Wooster,
Ohio, after an extended visit in-Bis
marck at the home of her son, Rev.
Paul S. Wright. ■
VISIT IN BISMARCK
Mrs. H. P. Purfeerst of New Salem
is visitigg in the city, the guest of
her son and daughter-in-laW, Mr. and
Mrs. W. |. Purfeerst,
GUEST RETURNS HOME '
Mrs. Robert Sisco of Kintyre, who
has been'a guest at the A. H. Irvine
home fur the past few days, has re
turned to her home.
DAUGHTER BORN
Rev. ( and Mrs. Jacob Hirning of
Golden Vulluy ere the parents of a
daughter born Saturday at the St.
Alexius hospital.
PATIENT AT-HOSPITAL
Mrs. Art Renville of Dawsoi/is a
‘ patient ut the St. Alexius hospital;
wliftre she underwent an operation.
RETURN TO UNDERWOOD
Mr. and .Mira. Charles Town® have
returned to'their home in Underwood
after a short visit in the city.
’HERE FROM MOFFIT
. Jtia. E<t£, JCruse and Mrs. A. E.
Erto&son iof Meffit spent Monday
with fijieiUi* in tha city. ,
. ENTERS HOSPITAL
IMrs. Loren* Loeb of Raleigh has
entered the St. Alexius hospital for
treatment. _____
I HERE FROM HAZELTON
Miss Carrie Rrtadfc of Haseltpn is
I visiting . friends In Bismarck for t
I few days. • -
I TO DEVILS LAKE
I Fenton Murphy hus gone to Devils
■Uke on a brief business trip.
i, HERE ON BUSINESS
E H. A. Venpe of Hnxelton was in, the
pity yesterday on business,
1 HERE ON business
f Ed. Wahl of Donhoff was in the
H
I Showers* tattlght and
I Wednesday. Colder
tonight v
i . +j, v - . . v
GOOD
SPRING
SHIRTS
FROM
i itUmATTAN
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ir
he
50
in
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Churchill Home
Scene of Pretty
Party on Monday
Mr. end Mrs. Neil O. Churchill en
tertained last evening at their home
in the Hughes apartments at a pret
tily planned bridge dinner. Roses
and sweet peus adorned the tables.
Three tables of bridge were in
play during the evening,, honors go
ing to Mrs. Theodore Greenfield and
Dr. L. W. Larson.
Farewell Party
Given Monday For
Mrs. H. Lidberg
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Pa
triarchs Militant, I. O. O. F.. enter
tained Inst evening with a farewell
party nt the home of the president,
>,r -. J. A. Flow, for Mrs. Herman
Lidberg. Whist was played during
the evening, honors going to Mrs.
Lidberg and Mrs. Ed. McAdams of
Mnndun. Mrs. F. L. Burdick of Man
dan won the cosy corner prise.
A luncheon was served ut the con
clusion of the games and the honor
guest was presented with a gift
from the Auxiliary. Out-of-town
A. W. LUCAS CO.
Bismarck’s Busy Shopping Center
i • •./
A Style Show
ss sp°bn e ”
PrmAsli ’
•JftkRESSES
The gracious femininity and dean-cut tailoring of these Wash Frocks will charm and
; delight you.
• #• > #
•*, See Window Display. Also the Living Models.
A. W. LUCAS CO.
T'; k V ' ■ . * ,
' Where You Expect More For Your Money—And Get It
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■ -id *•> e. '.aO'T'Ovo* .%:tvi.V* ! I v' . , .. /•. • '
guests were Mrs. McAdams and Mrs.
Burdick.
NONPARTISAN CLUB TO MEET
The Woman’s Nonpartisan club will
entertain Thursday, evening at 8
o’clock at the Odd Fellows hall com
plimentary to Mr. and Mrs. E. G.
Larson, who will leave soon for Val
ley City. All members und friends
are Invited. A program has been
planned and cards will be played.
CARD PARTY
The U. C. T. Ladies will entertain
at a curd party tomorrow night at
the home of Mrs. C. S. Fossum. The
affair will <bc in compliment to Mrs.
W. C. Bush, who is leaving for Fer
gus Falls, Minn., June 1, to make her
home.
V. T. A. TO MEET
Members of the Richholt Parent-
Teacher Association will hold their
regular meeting tomorrow evening at
8 o'clock at the school building. A
program is to be presented and lunch
will be served.
' RETURN HOME
Mr. and .Mrs. Axel Nelson. Miss
May Nelson and Misses Thelma and
Almn Marie • Johnson have returned
to their homes in Washburn after N a
short visit in Bismarck.
PARENTS OF DAUGHTER
Mr. und Mrs. W. H. McVcy of 221
Third street are the parents of a.
daughter born Friday evening nt the
Bismarck hospital.
L. T. L. TO MEET
A regular meeting of the Loyal
Temperance Legion will be held to
Wednesday, Maylß
N
We are showing a clever line of these
dresses in sizes 14 to 50. These garments
are made of guaranteed fast colored
prints, batistes and voiles; trimmed in
laces, ribbons and plain colored bindings.
Basement Annex Prices
\ < *
88c $1.19 $1.59
$2.25 $2.69
J #
Main Floor Prices
$2.25 $3.39 $3.69
THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE
morrow afternoon at 4 o’clock at the
Baptist church.
RETURN FROM MINOT
Misses Sylvia and Eva Haberman,
teachers in the Junior high i|ch4bl,
and Misses Lueyßranter and Grace
M. Hand of the Roosevelt school have
returned from Minot and Donnybrook,
where they spent the week-end with
friends. They were accompanied
home by Mias pot Barry, who has
been visiting in Underwood.
AT C. D. A. MEETING
Mrs. Birlea Ward, grand regent
of the Bismarck chapter of the
Catholic Daughters of America, is' in
Grand Forks attending the fifth bien
nial convention of the order in North
Dakota, which was held Monday and
today at the Hotel Dacotah in Grand
Forks.
TO ATTEND CONVENTION
A. C. Isaminger. Burleigh county
auditor, will go to Fargo Wednesday
evening to attend the annual con
vention of the North Dakota County
Auditors’ association, which will be
bold there Thursday, Friday and Sat
urday.
TO ENTERTAIN THURSDAY
St. Rita’s group of St. Mary’s
Catholic Missionary Society will en
tertain Thursday afternoon at .2:30
at St. Mary’s school auditorium. Mrs.
J. P. Ileltemes and Mrs. Ray Brean
will be hostesses.
JUVENILE PROGRAM
The A. O. U. W. meeting this eve
ning will be featured by a juvenile
program at 7:30. The regular meet
inv will follow.
TO ENTERTAIN GRADUATES
The Bismarck Hospital Alumni
will tntertain the graduating class
j»t dinner at the Country club Friday
'evening. Reservations may be made
at the hospital or by calling 1086-W.
TO JAMESTOWN
Miss Eunice Gerber, student nurse
at the Bismarck hospital, has -gone
to Jamestown where she will spend
the summer.
PUPILS RECITAL
The Music school held a pupil’s re
cital Saturday afternoon. Eighteen
students in the piano department took
part;
LEAVES FOR HOME
Mrs. Henry Fauth of Wilton, who
has been a patient at the St. Alexius
hospital, left yesterday for |»er home.
. PICNIC OF COSMOS CI^UR
The Cosmos club will hold its last
meeting of the season next Monday
evening in the form of a picnic.
TO MINOT
Dr. 11. 11. Cohenour has gone to
Minot on n business trip. He ex
pects to he gone about a week.
RETURNS TO JAMESTOWN
Ambrose Miller returned Monday to
his home in Jamestown after a brief
business visit in the city.
UNDERGOES OPERATION
Miss Kmelia Kullis of Bert has un
dergone an operation at tin* St
Alexius hospital.
Have you , your guess in
yet?—Scott’s Grocery.
BUSINESS TRIP
E. T. My hr** has gone to Garrison
cn a business trip for the state bank
examiners office.
VISITINQ HERE
Mrs. E. B. Littlefield of Carson is
• visiting friends in Bismarck for a
few days.
HERE FROM WILTON
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Wilde of Wilton
visited friends in Bismarck Monday.
Ail pattern hats half price.
Style without extravagance.
—Sarah Gold Shop. 312 Main.
Phone 566.
Matinee Every Day at 2:30
TONIGHT - TUESDAY
A scrambled honeymoon that
comes out light after any num
ber of hilarious misadventures.
FLORENCE
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News Pictures
A 1 St. John Comedy
“Rtped In”
VAUDEVILLE
* Palace - Mandan
TONIGHT
8:15 & 10:15 o’clock
Bismarck time
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fßill mealiness that long, stow cooking gives!
Baked from an old-time recipe they are
HKi'v'i ' -]■* r- '
li^V:v : "f : OKh: ;* y^ , y:ieir ‘
TO LINTON
F. E. McCurdy and Scott Cameron
went to Linton today on business.
Eucharistic Congress. Cap*
itol Theatre, Wednesday and
Thursday. Matinee Wednes
day at 2:30.
r
m sate
H FROM
* GOITER
because raised on lodized Salt
Happy is the mother who
brings up her children on
Morton’s lodized Salt. Neveu
need she worry about simple
goiter—a disease that threatens
2 out of every 3 children and
makes them physically and
mentally backward.
« ■- i~~| "■i i i WHEN IT RAINS
MORTONS
IODIZED SALT Q
PAGE FIVE, :
DR. M. E. BOLTON
Osteopathic Physician
11694 Fourth St. Phono 240 M
Bismarck, N. D.

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