Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-11-11

Mrs. Anthony Williams of Mandan
and William c. Brockmiller. The
wedding date has been set for Wed
nesday. November %, and will be sol
emnized in the Presbyterian manse
Rev. F.. w. Thompson will read the
service at o'clock. A reception will
follow at the home of the bride.
Church eazaar-supper a Success.
Over 300 people attended the annual
bazaar and supper last evening in the
McCabe Methodist Episcopal church,
and nearly 5000 was realized. Nearly
$3.50 was realized from the supper
alone. At the Christmas toy booth
conducted by the younger girls of the
church, $40 was taken in and at the
candy booth $9.42 was made. The
, other booths were equally as well pat
ronized, nearly all the articles being
sold during the afternoon.
Leaves For Philadelphia.
! DR.. J. G. Moore, district superintend
ent Of the Methodist Episcopal church
left Friday morning for Philadelphia,
Pa, where he will attend a meeting OF
the board of home missions and
church extension at which he is a
member. EnrOute he will spend Sun
day in Chicago with his son, John
Moore, who is. a student in the medi-
cal department OF Northwestern uni
versity. DR.. Moore will spend several
weeks in the east speaking In the in.
terest Of the board
Classes Hold Spelling Contest.
An interesting spelling contest was
conducted yesterday afternoon in the
Will school between grades four Of the
Will and North Ward schools. & The
Will pupils won the contest, Miss Ly-
die Bertsch outspelling the other con-
testants. Miss Bertsch made a splen.
did record. spelling correctly every
word presented her. Grades three of
the two schools held a contest in the
North Ward building. Mrs. Parsons
class OF the Will school being the vic.
tors. Mrs. w. S. Casselman was in
charge Of the first contest.
Bazaar And Supper.
The Women OF the Mandan Catholic
church have announced their annual
bazaar and supper for Wednesday and
Thursday Of next week. This annual
event will be held in the Mandan Ath-
letic club and promises to be one of
the most successful yet held by the
church. All the societies OF the church
including the Girls Sodality are assist.
ing with the sale and supper. The sup.
per for the first night will be in charge
Of the English Ladies' Altar society
and the second night the German Lad.
les society will be in charge. Special
music will feature.
rendered Parcel Shower.
Mrs. Wallace Woodruff and Miss
Elizabeth Herman were rendered q sur.
prise last evening in the home Of the
former In First street by 20 Of their in.
innate friends. The affair was on the
order Of a parcel shower and was CIV
en- as a farewell to Mrs. Wallace and
1AASS 11cA Aaus WIN lcdV0 SuOIlAy 1OE
Louisville, KY, where they will make
their future home. The honor guests
are graduate nurses of the Bismarck
hospital and the parcels we're tied
with the class colors, Mrs. Woodruff
being in yellow and white and Miss
Hernan's In green and pink Games
and music were the amusements. RI
o The Camp Fire Girls. who meet in
the McCabe Methodist Episcopal
church, met yesterday afternoon in the
basement Of the church under the d.
rection Of Miss Katherine Densford,
teacher Of history in the high school.
Preliminary plans were made for a
permanent organization and meeting
has been called for next Friday after.
noon at 4:30 when an Indian name will
be given the organization and the
members will also select Indian names
for themselves. This will also be the
first ceremonial meeting. The mem.
bership is still open and girls between
the ages of Is apd II are eligible to
join. Those who attended the meet.
ing yesterday were the Misses Eva