Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-05-23
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dozen in all. The house was ~tastefully
decorated with American beauty roses,
and purple and white Ii ,acs. Miss VII.
liams received many beautiful gifts
which were presented to her in a love
ly white silk p~arasol with, little bunch.
es OF pink roses scattered over it. and
its long handle tied with yards Of silk
ribbon In the opened parasol all the
parcels we're placed and the whole pre-
scented to Miss Williams in a grace
ful pretty manner Among its con.
tents were many lovely pieces Of sill
yer, embroidered lingerie and cut
glass. Miss Fora Harmon played
beautifully many piano numbers and
Mrs. John Graham sang several vocal
solos in her happiest manner. The
delightful function conc, uded with
dainty refreshments. ~.
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Eighth District Federation.
The First Annual meeting o. the
Eighth District of the nth Dakota
Federation OF Wome' Ct.N will be
held in Bismarck o. nret.,AaG~,, H"v
rs. The de!egate1 Gre 70 /
tanned ~ the Bismarck H.,
womenis societies. The
far as arranged is &c
Morning CO
Business meeting ".H ~t
club at 3 O'Clock.
Introduction Of DIS
dent.
Election CT s~ecretcs.
Report Of Clubs.
Talk, Endowment Fund y
Goss.
Report Of Committees.
Afternoon Session.
Luncheon at the Mckenzie Hotel a.
900 o'clock. M -, ]
Piano Solo-Miss Helen Fisk.
Address OF Welcome-Mrs. w. G..
Taylor, President Bismarck Fedora
ton Of Women's Societies.
Response-Mrs. Foy, Vice President
of the Eighth District.
4, Address-Miss Minnie Jean Nelson,
President North Dakota Federation If
Women's Clubs.
Vocal Solo-Miss Agnes Orr.
Children and Their Play Mrs. w.
w. Tousley. ...
ScrapS-"NfS. "A. a. Bruce.
Motoring about Bismarck, at 81
o'clock.
Evening Session.
Peace .Mcetirgy-CoMlnercial Club.
Music-Public School.
Invocation-Father Hiltnet. f
Music-P,lblic School.
Solo-Mrs. Ross. ~
Address-Attorney General Linde...
Music-Male Quartet.
Benediction--Mr. Jackson.
s.
W. +. M. :. Meeting.
The Ninth Annual meeting of the
Won.cn's Foreign Missionary society,
Fargo district, Minneapolis branch,
will be held at Page, next Thursday.
and Friday. The following is the pro.
gram:
Thursday Morning.
10: C0~-Devotions. ,
1O:15--Minutes.
Rolf Call "a message from each so.
ciety). T.,
Financial Statement:
District ,Treasurer-Mrs. ]. {.
Kirk, Fargo.
Conference Treasurer-Mrs. J. E.
Eaton, Fargo.
disappointment of Committees,
Announcements.
Noontide Prayer. IT,. .
2:30-Etymn (No. 654), 20 Zion
Haste H..
2:45-Conference Activities = Mrs.
F. A. Gossman, Spiritwood.
Our Periodicals--iMrs. w. C. Sage,
FairmClnt.
Review of "A Man and Fills No.
ney,' Calkins-First church,
Fargo. I'll.
Our Young People-Mrs. r. r.
Donehcwer, Lidgerwood.
4:5O-Reading, The Standard Bear.
er Thank Ofering"-tMiss Blanche
Sands, Fargo.
Thursday Evening. ,
E00-Iiynln.
The League OF Intercessors-.Mrs.
R.,F. Rinker. New Rockford.
s:00-Devotions Rev. Sachtjen,
Page.
Address: Our Work in the Phil.
lipine LSands-Miss .Wilhelmi.
ma Erbst, Manila.
Offering, announcements, foenedic-
ton.
Friday Morning. I
9:30-Derotions.
9:45-Reports Of Committees.
Election OF Ohicers.
Discussion. Where We Fail
Delegates.
Conservation Service.
2:0O-Hynm.
"A Talk On Auxiliary Programs.
Mrs. j. Stit"ler. Lidgerwood.
Our Children's Work-Mrs. L. f.
Watson, Cogswell.
"The jubilee
Why-Mrs. w. C. Sage. Fair.
mount.
Plans-Mrs,s F. A. Gossman.
How They Are Working.
Delegates. 5,syssass
4:OO-Unfnished Business.
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Hampton Quartet.
The Hampton Jubilee Quartet, the
most famous singers Of their kind in
America, are coming to Bismarck
early in June for one evening only.
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