The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-04-21
Bismarck GiUen First
a Place in Contest

ted TOR nrSt place n Win the con-
/ sent of the competing team, Bismarck
was given first place. E>t
Thirty-fve of the officers and other
members of the local lodge No. 1OlS
went to jamestown Friday on No. a..
A banquet and initiation also fea-
tured the contest.
Camp Fire Hike
Members of the canaan camp fire
group liked to the Missouri river this
morning and took a lesson in trench
fire building as they do in the army.
The girls are enthusiastic about the
instructions given them by their d.
rector, Miss Densford.
Announces Opening Dance.
The entertainment committee of the
Mandan Country club has announced
the opening dance Of the series Of
summer Friday evening dancing par
ties for friday evening, April q. The
various committees of the club are
making extensive plans for a full sum-
mer Of enjoyment. The house com.
mittee is busy getting the club house
in readiness for the opening enter
tainment. .,.
Entertaining Beach Guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Henry Newton Of
Mandan are entertaining as their
guests Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Hayward
and daughter Of Beach. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hayward and daughter will re-
| main 0vor tho uool,ou6 orI wil1 hc
present at the christening of "The
Marian" the new ferry boat, which
has been named for Miss Marian New.
ton, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. New
ton. Miss Newton will also christen
the boat. T
Entertains Home Department.
Mrs. w. F. Jones entertained the
visitors of the home department Of
the Presbyterian church Sunday
school Friday afternoon at her home
in Fifth street. A fine representa-
ton of the department attended and
the afternoon vas spent in social d.
| versions. A short business session
preceded the social hour.
Personal Notes. .
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Kilian and two
daughters of Wilton and Mrs. G. Le-
ben of Velva are in the city. called
here by the death of the formers
sister, Mrs. Otto Dirlam Of First st.
> DR.. w. J. Hutchinson of the McCabe
church will leave Monday for Fargo,
where he, will spend two days calling
| on, old friends and t%ransacting bust
ness. DR.. Hutcheson was formerly
stationed in Fargo. ., f.
Miss Adelaide Bork is confined to
her home in Thayer street by illness.
j Planning Tor Campaign
A committee of the active workers
in the Presbyterian church are maxi
ing extensive arrangements for the
Educational campaign which will be
conducted in the local church from
May Z to 10. Much interest is being
manifested in the appearance here Of
Mrs. F. H. tSilverthorn of Chicago, a
noted. mission worker and authorita-
tive on the subject of missions. She
is a woman of splendid personal
charm which tends to attract her au-
ditors and she speaks with a mastery
of her subject which makes great ap-
peal. Mrs. Silverthorn is one Of the
four prominent women who will take
part in the meetings.
Dr.. Jones Here.
DR.. Fife McCullom Jones of Iowa.
who arrived in the capital city today,
will make four addresses while in
the city. Sunday morning she will
speak at the First Baptist church dur
ing the morning service at 1890. She
will speak on "Mobilizing for Right
e%ousness." Sunday evening she will
speak in the Presbyterian church;
Monday afternoon at the high school
and Monday evening she gives ler
address in the interest of suffrage in
the knights of Columbus hall. DR..
Jones will be entertained while here
by the P. e. o. Sisternood and will
be the guest of Mrs. r.. r. Smyth
Of Third street. A luncheon will he
given in her honor Monday afternoon
by Mrs. Smyth, with members of the
S~isterhood as guests.
Banquet for Boys.
Covers were laid for 26 at the ban
quet Friday evening at the Grand Pa
cific hotel, rendered the boys of the
Presbyterian church, members of the
basketball team. The affair was CIV
en- by the mems Bible class of the
church and raj presided over by
Rev. II. G. Postlethwaite. C. L. Young
gave an interesting talk to the boys
on "Clristian Athletics" In behalf
of the team Ralph Ensign responded
to the welcome extended the boys
and told of their appreciation of the
interest manifested by the older men
of the church. The team, which is
composed of v. J. Stocking, captain;
Ralph Ensign, Benton Flow, William
Ruiz, Eugene Kilmer, Angelo .Holta,
Myron Henzler, John Nelson and
George Keenan,, was successful in the
recent tournament with the McCabe
and First Baptist churches.
Gives Piano RecitaIs.
Miss Myers presented a number of
her senior pupils in recital Friday
evening at, her residence studio in
ROsser street. An interesting paper
on the life and works Of Hayden, the
composer which the pupils are study
ing for April, was given. Those TAX
ing part were Lottie Vigness. Mar
garet Postlethwaite, Miss Hagen,
Naomi Moore. Nora Buckley. Caro-