The Bismarck tribune. [volume], May 14, 1929, Image 5

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TUESDAY, MAY 14,1929
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Rev. and Mrs. Herzberg Are Tendered
Surprise by Members of Congregation
Membersrf Evangelical Church
Hold Reception for Pastor
and New Members
The congregation of the First
Evangelical church arranged a most
happy surprise for their pastor Rev.
Ira E. Herzberg, and Mrs. Herzberg,
last evening, to mark their return to
Bismarck for another year.
The affair was an entire surprise
to Rev. and Mrs. Herzberg, who had
been invited to the home of Rev. and
Mrs. C. F. Struts for dinner and
when summoned to the church to
meet some of the Christian Endeavor
workers, found it to be packed with
the members of the congregation.
Ben Larkin, as master of ceremon
ies, stated that the purpose of the
gathering was twofold—to welcome
the pastor for another year, and also
a reception for new members of the
church.
On behalf of the congregation, Mrs.
A. B. Rief welcomed the pastor and
his wife, and to this Rev. Herzberg
responded.
Mrs. A. K. Happel welcomed the
new members of the church on behalf
of the older members of the congre
gation.
Then followed a program of music
and readings. Miss Ruth Bowers
played a piano number, and Mes
dames Wolbert and Baulke sang a
duet. Jackie Bowers read "Be a
Booster,” and the three small Mar
tin girls sang “Whispering Hope.”
An original humorous sketch “A
Long Look Ahead,” was cleverly given
by Mrs. Arthur Knudtson who pre
sented Rev. and Mrs. Herzberg with
a floor lamp in behalf of the church
members. She also presented them
with a set of table linen from the
nurses of the Bismarck hospital, and
their small son Bobby received an
auto coaster.
Mrs. Herzberg, with a few well
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Social and Personal
A. W. LUCAS
BELIEVE IN SPECIAL
AND SO WILL YOU WHEN YOU SEE THE VALUES WE OFFER IN THESE SALES
A close-out of early Spring models in house frocks, $1.95, $2.95 and « /ftb f
$3.95 values—Wednesday JQj* u n
Another volume producing sale that you will appreciate. V V • ✓ V
May Sale of Silks
Owing to favorable market conditions we have assembled the largest silk stock
we have ever had with this object in view—to supply our many customers in this
community with fashionable fabrics at the height of the season and at far below
the regular price.
Heavy Printed Dress Crepes
A Yard - $2.48
40 inches wide. All 1020 patterns of pure silk
printed crepes; such highly popular patterns
as the antarctic prints, speedage prints, new
ensemble checks, midsummer prints on wash
crepes. All regular $2.05 and $3.45 a yard at
$2.48 during this May Silk Sale.
Heavy Silk Prints, Yd. • $1.98
$2.05 a yard pussy wUlows and crepes; new
diagonal prints, plaids and modern art pat
terns. None less than $2.05 regular; for the
May Silk Sale, a yard, SI.OB.
Spun Silk, 29 Inches Wide
A Yard -89 c
The pure silk that washes and that you can
not tear. 30 shades that are guaranteed wash
able. We sold 5,000 yards of this fabric in
1028 and had no complaints. Regular SI.OO
a yard. For the Big May Silk Sale, a yard 80c.
All Silk Pongee, 33 Inch
3 Yards for SI.OO
A big sale leader. A price below actual cost.
May Silk Sale only.
Ray de Chine, 36 and 39 In.
A Yard -85 c
Silk and Rayon Sport Satin. A beautiful
fabric to be used as slips for the sheer sum
mer frocks. Regular $1.25 and $1.35 a yard.
May Sale Price, 85c.
Crepe de Chine and Silk Flat
Crepes • $149
One large lot of Printed Crepe de Chines and
Plain Colored Silk Flat Crepes; 38 inches wide.
Many new and dainty patterns and plain col
ors of regular $1.05 a yard silks in our May
Bilk Sale at $1.48 a yard.
OUR REMNANT SALE IS CONTINUED
This week to satisfy the-many requests made by our customers. Every remnant sold at exactly one-half the
lowest price marked on the ticket.
ONE DISPLAY ON MAIN FLOOR ONE DIBPLAY IN ECONOMY BASEMENT
A. W. LUCAS CO.
Where You Expect More for Your Money—And Get It
WISHPKBSS
chosen words expressed their appre
ciation. .
Mrs. A. C. Small sang “The Garden
of Prayer,” and the girls of Mrs. John
Bowers Sunday School class presented
an amusing playlet, “Sewing for the
Heathen.”
Refreshments were served by the
ladies of the church, and an hour
was spent in social conversation.
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13 Candidates Are
Initiated by C. D. A.
Nine members were initiated into
the Court of Immaculate Conception
of the Catholic Daughters of America
last evening at a meeting in St.
Mary's auditorium.
Ritualistic work was conducted by
Mrs. Mae Ward, past grand regent:
A social hour followed the initiation
ceremonies, and refreshments were
served by the hostesses, Mrs. L. A.
Laßue, Mrs. C. S. Fossum, Mrs. J. B.
Smith, Mrs. C. A. Schuck, Mrs. J.
Tschumperlin, and Helen Baker.
Mrs. J. P. Hess, state treasurer, and
Mrs. Fred Tharpe, district deputy,
both of Mandan, were guests.
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Chapter F, P. E. 0.
Holds Luncheon
Members of Chapter F of the P. E.
O. Sisterhood were entertained yes
ttrday at luncheon at the home of
Mrs. Worth Lumry, with Mesdames
H. A. Dobler, Gordon Cox, George
Bird, A. Harris. W. L. Nuessle, George
Shafer and Paul S. Wright as hos
tesses.
Decorations for the tables were
carried out in yellow and white, with
marguerites, the flower of the Sister
hood, forming the center-piece.
A musical program, arranged by
Polka dot prints on 40-inch all silk crepe.
Each piece washable and an extra good weight
of pure silk. This crepe will not thin and lose
weight in washing. Regular $2.45 a yard value
at $1.85 during this May Bilk Sale.
Skinner's 500 crepe and Belding's crepe iris
two outstanding qualities in pure silk and
washable crepes. A full color range sold regu
larly at $2.75 and $2.95 a yard. For this May
Silk Sale, a yard $2.38.
Silk Prints, 32 Inches Wide
A Yard -95 c
Beverly prints and indelible prints—all wash
able fabrics of pure silks.
Rayon Sport Satin,
39 Inches Wide -67 c
Durable and washable. During the May Silk
Sale only, s7e a yard.
Printed patterns and plain. Practical for
warm weather because they are to
perspiration. Can be readily laundered, and
are guaranteed colorfast. Regular $1.19 a
yard; for the May Bilk Bale, 89c a yard.
One Simplicity Pattern Free
With Every Dress Length
Bilk or Wash Goods, sold during this sale.
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i Fashion Plaque |
THIS INTERESTING scarf was
seen in the Easter parade worn with
a tweed suit. It is shaped like an
arrow. The shaft is of red crepe de
chine and the ends are of black and
white checked cravat silk.
Mrs. Wright, was given following the
luncheon.
Mrs. T. G. Plomasen played Ruben
stein's “Voices in the Woods” and
“Four Leaf Clover,” Mrs. J. L. Hughes
played a piano arrangement of
“Mighty Lak’ a Rose” (Nevln) and"
“Twilight” (Lauben). Mrs. Wright,
accompanied by Mrs. Hughes, sang
“Little Gray D »ve” (Sarr) and “South
Winds Are Blowing” (Dinsmore).
Miss Bessie Baldwin sang “Astra”
and “Ships That Pass in the Night,”
with Mrs. Hur hes at the piano.
The program was followed by as
sembly singing of old favorite songs.
Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn Hanson and
Ruby and Maude Hanson. Turtle
Lake, are visiting in the city for a
few days.
‘Foot Saver* Shoes. A. TV
Lucas Co.
AU Silk Polka Dots
A Yard-$1.95
Pure Silk Dress Crepes
A Yard - $2.39
Rayon Voile, 36 Inch,
A-Yard -89 c
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AU Silk Chiffons, 39 Inch
A Yard - $2.29
Pure Bilk Printed Chiffons, the daintiest of
all summer fabrics. Regular price $2.95 a
yard. For the May Silk Sale, $2.29 a yard.
Wear Silks in Warmer
Weather
Easy $0 keep clean; wash silks are easy to
launder and do not require the care and press
ing other fabrics do. Silks offered here are
the lowest priced in history and pure silks
after all are the dressiest.
THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE
A.W. LUCAS CO.
Annex Shoe Department
Good for Every Occasion
Fashion decrees that one eyelet ties arc good for all
time wear. These smart new type high heeled slippers
give the daintly slenderizing effect that is always the
desire of every woman.
If you need an “all around” shoe, by all means let it
be a pair of these beautiful new shoes.
Patent Leather
Commander Blue Kidskin
A.W. LUCAS CO.
Annex Shoe Department
Beautiful Hose in Our Hosiery Department
to Match Every Tail*.
$7.85 pair
CO.
SALES
A.
W. LUCAS
Bismarck’s Busy Style and Shopping Center
Presenting the New “Miss Spokane
Panty
Dresses
Panty, Brassiere and Dress Ensemble
In Broadcloths and Prints f
The entire costume in one combination that will be a pleasure for hot weather wear,
$1.95
Other Miss Spokane Daytime Frocks
of youthful basque styling, accented by the colorful Printed Batiste, also in Print
ed Voiles, Dimities, and Broadcloths—-Organdie trim, self trim, printed bands, etc.,
Nellie Don Summer Fashions
with their delicate colorings and sheer fabrics, transport you into a beautiful realm
of summer coolness that resides at the peak of fashionable smartness. New ensem
bles, Daytime Frocks and Home Frocks that hide beneath their seeming daintiness
those well known Nelly Don qualities that promise long wear.
White Dimity Frocks with Colorful Print Trimmings - • $1.95
The crisp white cross-bar dimity used in this basque frock was made especially for Nelly Don and
is an exceptionally fine quality at this low price. Printed Batiste and binding in bright shades of red,
navy and eopen add to its youthful attractiveness.
White Dimity Frocks, Long Roll Collar $1,95
Finished with colorful print bands, a quaint trim on an ultra modern basque frock by Nelly Don.
Printed Batiste Dress, a Fragrant Print $2.95
Apple blossom time in Normandy inspired Nelly Don to shower this print with falling petals and
border it with full-grown blossoms. The design of the dress, with its laced bodice, is a a quaint as the
fragrant print.
Printed Voile in Summertime Smartness $5.95
With an uneven hemline; a skirt that flares according to faJiion returns to a snug hipline to preaarva
the youthful slim contour of a beautiful new frock from Nelly Don. The bolero effect drapes grace
fully for added feminine loveliness.
A Printed Voile in a Sleeveless Frock $5.95
An assured success—when it is styled by Nelly Don. Interesting little Japanese houses in delicate
pastel tints form the unusual print design of this style. It follows fashion's dictates with a snug
hipline, pleats for fullness and solid color silk tie.
Nelly Don Printed Voile Frocks $5.95
The ideal summer afternoon costume. For luncheon, for tea, for bridge, they are going to top the
list of what well dressed women will wear. Their sheerness promises comfort and Nelly Don styling
assures one that they are fashion right in every detail.
Simplicity in a Sleeveless Sports Dress ■••••••••• $5.95
Be unhampered in spirit as well as in body when you. partake in active sports by selecting a frock in
which your personal appearance will claim a perfect score. White pique in a fine soft quality will ap
pear as fresh as new after each tubbing. N
A Printed Pique Ensemble in Your Summer Wardrobe • • $7.95
What variety of costumes you can assemble with this ensemble. First, without the coat you have a
striking sleeveless dress; or add a solid color jacket for an entirely different ensemble. Then the
smart seven-eighths coat Is the ides! complement for several dresses in harmonizing solid shadas.
The Washable Ensemble Is Superbly Chic $8.95
With printed dimity dress and linen cost. Just imagine the thorough joy to be derived from sueh a
stunning costume that will be as fresh and pretty as new after a season's numerous washings. Ike
solid color linen eost will be s smart complement to many other dresses, too.
Try on One of Our New Jacket Frocks - $8.95
They feature—Twin Prints, Tuck-In Blouse, Sun-Tan Back. You may or may not sunburn in thfr
new Nelly Don costume; just suit your mood by wearing or not wearing the coat, for the sheer voile
blouse has a deep V-shspe neck in the back. Printed Pique is used in the snug-fitting skirt and
finger-tip length eost.
The Miss Spokane and Nellie Don lines will be modeled by -
salesladies. •
Wednesday, May IS
A. W. LUCAS CO.
Where You Expect More for Your Money—And Get It
$2.95
at above prices.
CO.
$3.95
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