Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-10-18

Devils Lake club women will be well
represented at the sixteenth annual con.
vention Of the North Dakota Federation
Of women's clubs which will be con-
vened at Grand Forks tomorrow. 3
Delegates will leave an the morning
from & this. city Is the Ebis meet:nss the
shakespeare club beng represented by
Mrs. Fenelon ,andM cowan. the TWEEN.
tieth Century Club " Mrs Powell ana
Mrs. simonstad, and the Norden Must
cal club by Mrs. Silver serumgard.
Although the business Of the fedora
tons annual gathering has grown to
such proportions that Demands the
greater part of the four Gays session.
the program committee has been able to
provide some, excellent, entertainment
features and there is every assurance
that there will be pleasure as well as.
work for North Dakota's club women.
when they gather In Grand Forks for the
first. time. All convention sessions win
be held in the First Presbyterian church
there. 5'' ''''..5.r' y
1t Is expected that between 200 and 800
club women Of the state will be present
and their hostesses win be the ladies' of
the city's four federated clubs, the ;Wo-
mans Civic club league. the Thursday
Musical club. the Entire Nous club. and
Franklyn club. ~ r..'', ...,.',,i,.,
The program follows: ,...f
1000 Department conterences. 1Ious
,o:oo-pepart1mte,nt conferences. q HH o
hold education. Education. Music. Leg.
islation. Landmarks. Public Health. En-
dowment Fund -.- - /,
1l:0o-Department Notwithstanding
ued-Arts and Crafts. Literature and
Library. Conservation. Civic Improve
ment. Industrial and Social Conditions
Extension.
Tuesday Morning, October Is.
Tuesday Afternoon.
2:00-Joint conference OF board of d.
rectors and committee chairman.
3:o0-Conference of club presidents.
Tuesday Evening.
S:O0-Informal reception to officers, dele.
gates and friends, commercial club, North
| Fourth street. ~
s:so-Address Of welcome, Mr.. o. b.
Burtness, Commercial club. Dr.. NJ. A.
Brannon, Dean Of College. Of liberal arts,
University of North Dakota. Mrs c. A.
Greenleaf, Federated clubs Of Grand
Forks. Response Miss Ipuise T. Reeve.
Presidents Address; Mrs. N. c. Young.
Wednesday Morning. Oct. 49,
Reports Of Officers
l Roonrdiro, Qaorotoru-NH,o
norman. n.@':i Hlasrta:sa4- agt
Corresponding .secretary-Nrs. J. shep
perd. mf,.9 no! !. ',sso!a 49, > *" 81
Treasurer-Mrs. IA; B. sDochterman.
Auditor-Ars.i E.liB.. Page. . c.:et.5.
| eneral Federation secretary-Nrs. W. 8.
Lauder. ,y.,a a5s.s. ,tltsai5ita ..,G j. ;s4ti;
| Vice Presidents:-H ,ta.sts SIS !.ia&gs
First DistrictLMrs. A., A. Davis. - vi
Second Dtstrict-Mras Perry Parker. :;
Third Distrlct-Miss; Louise T., Reeve. :
Fourth District-Mrs. T. L. Mathews.
Fifth Distrlct-Mrs:. T. "A. Boyden. ,1.i
Sixth District-Mrs. q, ]. Taylor
Seventh District-Mrs. A. M. o'Connor
Eighth District-Mrs. Andrew Carr. (
Ninth District-Mrs.3 +. N. Yoeman's.
Tenth District-Mrs.9 w. H. stutsman
Wednesday Afternoon.
1:3o-1nformal ballot
2:0o-Report of COMMITTEES
Education-Mrs. Matte NJ. Davis.
Music-Miss Fanny c. Amidon.
Arts and Crafts-Mrs. II. c. Mccartney
Literature and Library-Mrs. Minnie c
Budlong. #
Household Economics-aifss Helen Bas
com.
Legislation-Mrs. H. J. Bessessen.
Landmarks-Mrs. c. +. Amidon.
Industrial and Social Gonditions-Mrs
NJ. A. Hildreth. ~
Public Health-Mrs. r. R. sprague.
Extension-Mrs. Walter r. Reed.
!, Parliamentary-Mrs. Frank White.
Press-Mrs. w. F. Cushing
Badges-Mrs. E. B. Page.
Wednesday Evening.
Endowment Benefit Fund.
a. Pomp and Circumstance .............. Elga
o. Autumn Sketch .BreWe
Mr.. w. w. Kammerling.
II.
a. Minuet from Symphonic No. ......
MozaI
b. Austrian National Hymn with Var
iations ....-....., ;. ........... Hayd
Haydn String Quartet.
Mr.. c. A. Lampert-First Violin.
Mr.. Norman Weller-second Violin.
Mr.. w. w. Norton, Viola.
= Mr.. Alfred Howe-'Cello.
III.
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Miss lana Smith