Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-28
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At jamestown

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State Federation of womsn's
Clubs WIN Meet There Aug.
.i " Is 70 Is.
The delegates 81 the Federation Of
rWoman's Clubs OF North Dakota,
who gather ct jamestown October -
to 16. 1914, will have q program fill
Ing each Of the four days with bust
ness and entertainment OF special in
terest according to the tentative pros
pectus announced iby the program
committee which was In session. at
Jamestown al day Tuesday. Several
noted speakers will address the feder.
alton. including Governor n, B. Han
ma Mrs. robert IN. L&FOllette, Miss
IONA Gale, Miss Turner Of Corning,
Iowa, Professor Wiley OF Grafton and
others. There will be q banquet and
reception during one evening and sew
eral important business sessions at
which matters and policies Of parti.
cular and vital interest to the club
women at this especial time will be
discussed and disposed of.
Tentative Program.
The four days program, as any
nounced at present, will be as fol.
lows, the meetings to he held at the
Elks hall and opera house, with pos
lsibly one session at the Armory:
Tuesday, October IS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and call to
order, Elks' hall.
Observation-Disclosures session and
board meetings, Elks' hall.
Evening-Address, Governor L. b.
Hanna Opera House.
Wednesday, October ~.
Business session, Elks'
Aftsrnoo1-Address. Mrs. Robert
M. LaFollette; address, Miss IONA
Gale, Elks' hall.
Evening Reception and banquet,
Elks' hall.
Thursday, October 15.
M0rning--Business session, Elks'
hall.
Afternocn-Address, Miss Turner;
Address, DR.. Wiley, Elk's Hall.
Evening-Concert for Federation
Endowment Fund, under auspices Of
jamestown Musical club, Opera,
House.
Friday, October is.
NOTWITHSTANDING session and ad.
journment. o@
AfternOon-Auto tour.
Members of the program commit.
tee, which met Tuesday, were Miss
Minnie j. NELSON, Valley City, presi-
dent Of the Federation Of Woman's
Clubs Of North Dakota; Mrs. O.. w.
McCMsky, Darlington, chairman OF
the program committee, and the
JAMESTOWN members, Mrs. C. Il. Rath;
man OF the Wednesday club, chair.
man; Mrs. w: e. DeNault OF the Wo-
mans club. secretary; Mrs G. s.
Buck Of the Musical club. treasurer.
The program as announced above will
probably be carried out In detail, but
the final arrangements have not been
made as yet, owing to the absence Of
some of the speakers. Over 200 dele.
gates Of the Federation are expected
the convention. The business SEES
with the exception OF the board
meetings, will be open to the public.
a Novel Feature.
A new and novel feature will be,
the exhibit, probably at the ArmOry,
Of the work Of each Of the thirteen
departments carried on by the FEEDER
alton, the most important Of which
are the arts and crafts, home econ.
Cmics, health and civics.
Jamestown is especially advantag-
eously located to enter ain the Fed
Grafton of Momar's Clubs with the
BEST Of railroad facilities and hotel
accommodations and many beautiful
homes will be thrown open to the
visitors. There are also many state
officers from this city to facilitate the
conventions business, namely, Mrs.
7. "A. Boyden, state auditor; Mrs. G..
r. ;Rathbun, recording secretary,
Miss Alice IN. Paddock, chairman OF
the literary and library committee,
and also member of the program com
mittee; Mrs. s. "A. Wilder, chairman
Ct the music committee; Mrs. Fran
cis Peake, member OF the health com.
mittee; and Mrs. o. y. Seller, member
Of the special anti-fly campaign COM