Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-06-08

plete, except for tle fact that Mrs
Frances Bergendahl of Glendale was
elected secl)tary-treasurer OF the
district:
Program
$50 A. N.
Invocation, Mrs. Doty.
Vocal Solo. Mars Doty.
Address of Welcome, Mrs. Webb,
| Cakes.
Response, Mrs. Crabtrec, Ellendale.
Address, Mrs. J. w. Bush, vice pres.
ident of Sixth district.
The business will consist of reports
of clubs in the district, adopting a
constitution and appointment of va.
rious committees.
Solo, Mrs. Walter Brown.
200 P. NJ.
Vocal Solo, Miss Smell.
Department of Arts and Crafts, Mrs.
Mccartney.
Presentation of Endowment Fund,
| Mrs. Rathman.
Symposium
The Need of Club Work in Rural
Districts, Miss Sanderson.
How to Organize Clubs in Rural Dis.
tricts, Miss Pennington.
What Clubs Have Done in the Rural
Districts of North Dakota, Miss Nc.
Ginnis.
Piano Solo, Miss Shanahan.
Reading, Miss Olson. ..
Question Box, Conducted by Miss
Nelson. .S
Reading, Miss Kaufman.
Piano Solo, Miss Shanahan.
Address, Miss Nelson, President
North Dakota Federated Clubs.
Vocal Solo, Mrs. Geer.
Mandolin Solo.
Cakes
The Sixth District of Federated
Clubs held it's first annual meeting in
Cakes, Tuesday, May 9th. The meet.
ing proved to be very successful and
much credit is due the Woman's Club
of Cakes, for the way they entertain.
ed the visiting clubs.
The clubs represented were Ellen.
dale, jamestown, LaMoure and Fuller
ton. 1t is pleasing to note that four.
teen out of fifteen members of the
Conversation Club, of Glendale, were
in attendance.
The committees appointed on con.
stitutlon and bylaws were: Mesdames
Garfield, Cakes; B%ergendahl, Ellen
dale; and Laythe of jamestown. Com.
mittce of resolutions: Mesdames Greer
of Ellendale; Hutchinson of LaMoure
and Thomas of Fullerton. Tellers:
Peek, Ellendale; Johnson,
Fullerton, and Miss Heating, Cakes.
The reports of clubs given was very
interesting and shows much activity
in civic and library work throughout
district. The text given by Miss
Nelson, the State President Of North /
Clubs, was Cooperation" and
she very forcibly impressed upon the
clubs throughout the districts, the
need of cooperation between the town
and country clubs.
A very interesting feature OF the !
program was the symposium by Coun-
Supe:intendents of Schools in the
Sixth district. Miss Pennington, of
county and Miss Sanderson of
LaMoure county, Miss McGinnis of
county not being able to
be present. The talk was along the !
needs OF club work in rural districts |
and showed the need of such work |
and its good results in Il very forcible
and Interesting aWy.
The Question Dox conducted by Miss
brought out many good ideas.
The talk given by Miss Nelson in
ne evening was very interesting and
SPOKE again about the great need
club work in rural districts.
The entire program was carried out
With the exception of three numbers,
we want to particularly mention
ne music given. Mrs. Geer of FL
endale, in vocal solo, and Mesdames
T. and Day and Miss Smell of
Jakes, and the mandolin number by
D" J. z. Breasted, all of which we're
veil received.
The social feature of the meeting
vas the Federation Tea given by
he local club at the home of Mrs. r.
:. Marshall. The tables were beau.
lful with ferns, smilax and white car
nations, and delicious refreshments
we're served by the ladies gave the
!eeded touch to make the district
meeting one to be talked about as
decided success.
The committe in charge wish to
hank all who SO ably assisted to make
his meeting a success: Mrs. Mar
hall who gave her home; to the trus.
ees of the NJ. E. church for the use of
heir beautiful church for the meet.
n2s, and to those who assisted on
he program.
The next District meeting will be
leld at Glendale, the invitation com.
ng from the Conversation Club at
hat place. !