The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-07-16
CONTESTS ARE
PLANNED HERE
ON GIRLS DAY
Business and Professional
Women's Club to be in {.
Charge of the Events
PROGRAM is GIVEN

Plans for Girls Day July 26, are
practically complete. Ladies of the
Business and Professional Women's
Clubs will have the general program
for. the entertainment of the girls
from the country in charge. They
are Offering prizes of 5000 each
for the best bread, cake, butter and
cottage cheese as we'll as prizes of
$500 each for the best embroidery,
crocheting, tatting, hemstitching, ap-
ron or simple house dress, made by
any girl living in the country and
between the ages of IL and II. They
request that all exhibits be displayed
at their club rooms at'4th and Rosser
streets, across from Wills Seed Store,
not later than two o'clock in the
afternoon of the Goth. Also, no
girl making an exhibit shall have
received any help from her elders
or any one else. Besides prizes for
the above, there will be offered
$500, $500 and $l.O0 to the girl
between the ages of IL and II who is
able to form the greatest number
of words from the word IBIS
MARCK", such as "mark", "bar",
crib, etc. No letters in any word
shall be used more often than they
are in the word BISMARCK" and
the words formed must all be Eng
lish as no foreign words will be
counted. The lists of words must
be mailed and addressed to the AS
sotiation of Commerce, Bismalch,
N. d., not later than July 21st, 1924.
Besides these prizes and contests
the ladies have arranged for a spec
ial trip to the capital by automobile
for the young ladies from the coun-
try, to visit the State Historical
Society rooms and other points Sof
interest there, this trip to be follow
ed by an entertainment ut the Club
rooms consisting of vocal and in
strumental selections and readings
and refreshments as we'll as games
and contests.
Pool To Be Open
Through the courtesy of the City
Commission, the City Swimming Pool
will be thrown open, free of charge
to all boys and girls from the ctun-
try for that afternoon. 1t is hoped
that all those who come to town
that day, who have them, will bring
their own swimming suits. The city
has possibly rs or so on hand and
they will be made to go as far Us
possible but they probably won't 70
all around unless the young folks
will take their swilns in relays, but
everyone who goes to the pool will
be fixed up in some way.
St. Mary's Band, an organization
of Is or more pieces, will give one
of it's splendid open air concerts
at the corner Of 4th and Main streets
at 1880 p. m. At $3.50 will commence
the free movie shows ut both theaters
and the entertainment for the young
ladies and their contests will start
at the same hour ut the Club rooms
at 4th and Rosser streets.
At 4:30, beginning at the Post
Office corner and on Broadway to
5th street, will be held an automobile
test for all young women and girls
from the country, to See how well
they can drive. Posts at different
distances apart and different angles
will be set up in the street, the
course will zig gag back and forth
between the posts. The, young lady
making the two blocks in the short
est time and knocking down the
least number Of posts will be nd,
judged the winner. There will be
several prizes in this contest, $500.
$500 and $1.00, besides s one pound
boxes Of candy to the next highest
competitors. Any lady from the
country can enter this contest
though all the others are limited to
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