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from the South this week Nere william
II. English. president Of tn Empire
Trust Company. New York, Mrs Eng
llsh, Thomas +. Smith. secretary Of
Tammany Han. and his daughter, Miss
Mary Smith, They had all been down
10 Central America. having lef, New
York several weeks ago with Minor g
Keith. Mr.. Smith, before his departure
with Mr.. and Mrs. English. made a trip
20 the Wigwam. Richard crOker's place
on Lake Worth. abou; five miles south
Of Palm Beach. and spent the afternoon
with the old Tammany chieftain and
his bride. He was best man at their
wedding last fall
Senator Henry r. Lippitt ~ Rhode
Island. at the Breakers. was joired this
week by Mantun Il Metcalf Of Orange,
who had been in the Bahama Islands
fishing. Mr.. and Mrs. +. \. de Peyster
arrived from New York to spend the rest
Of the season there.
Mr.. and Mrs j. Watson Armour after
spending several weeks here AZ the ho-
tells and on their yach' Ava. left aboard
her for Jacksonville early this week, in
tending to make short stops on he way
Up both al Ormond and at st. Augustine.
They will leave the boat a. Jacksonville
and proceed North by train.
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PALM BEACH, FLA.

PALM REACH. March 2o-A novelty
in rainy day sports was originated in the
octagonal ballroom Of the poinciaua
last sunday afternoon by hcyV of
young people who have heretofore speht
SUNDAY afternoons playing baseball on
the diamond by the golf links. The
weather preventing outdoor playing they
selected the ballroom. the marrow con-
ines OF which soon stopped the game.
80 that the game was changed to bas-
ketball
For want OF nets the players took
basket bats belonging to Miss Irene
Horn and Miss Ida Nurneet. and sus-
pended them by cords attached to ven
tilating windows In the roof Miss Lii
liam Hyde, the new Florida golf cham
plon, also the former metropolitan cham
pion. captained one team, and Miss Mary
Snyder OF Pittsburg the other The ex-
ira players were Miss Lois McGinley.
Miss Ethel Carhart. Miss Norfieet. Miss
Horn. and the Messrs william j. Hyde.
J.. Havemeyer Butt, W l.. shy der and
Charles Inman.
An end of the season houseboat party
was held early In the week by William
Thaw Sd OF Lakewood Mrs. william
Thaw. Jr., chaperoned the others. who
included Miss Julia Edey walter Nit
Chell. Brlnton Buckwaiter and Hugh J.
dnman.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Cos HradN. VINO
Introduced the turkey troi At Palm
Beach three seasons ago, arrived early
IN the week in their private ear. intend
ing to remain the rest of the season.
They have with them MIR and Mrs "
V. Griffin and Miss Jane Brady. An
other private car party Of the week
was that OF Harry Walters. president Of
the Atlantic Coast line. who came with
Michael jenkins. George W. stevens
president of the Chesapeake and Ohiu
who was here with Fred Sterry. Ellis
Wainwright and Walter Watson I'M his
car. returned north
In another private car arriv'ug here
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PINEHURST, N. C.

PINEHrRsT. y. c.. March 20.-Going
somewhere, doing things. is pirehurs,
these glorious spring days. when AL out
doors is an invitation. Tin Whistle club
championship on Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday. - different holes of golf
on three courses Silver Foils champion
ship on the same dates: baseball two
afternoons cavalry rides every day
trap shooting. tennis. motoring, with
opening play in the wumcn's event of
the United championship to-day.
Arrivals by the trainload from the
frozen North and sunny South are tax
ing the capacity OF the hotels Among
them are Mr.. and Mrs Noble McCon-
nell. Mr. and Mrs. Henry G. West Mr.
and Mrs J. II. Ehrehart. Mr. and Mrs.
+. W. Eason. Mr.. and Mrs w. H. Bar
mum. Mr. and Mrs. W. ~ Dixon and
Miss Thayer. Mr.. and Mrs. VI. +. Laugh
lin. Miss 1.aughln and Mcssrs. Henry
and Frank Laugh,n, Mrs w. j. Faith.
Miss Margaret Lambe. Miss Jeaunette
Thorn kissel and Miss Helen cunning
nam, Messrs. W. H. Childs. James Hutch
inson l.. ". Borden, :. + Taylor T. T..
GallaRher : l.. Reilly, J. J. Shaugh.
messy and Gerald Il. Brown. all Of New
York: Mr. and Mrs Joseph T. Brown,
Mrs Julia r. prBlois and william y
DeBiois. Mrs W. H. reck. and Messrs
%. u Brown. 4. Edward Duncan and
John " Royce. all Of Brooklyn, Mi
and Mrs. q. W Mead Of Glen Ridge,
y j.. Mr.. and Mrs. Rernsrd Wailius
of Newark. Mr.. and Mrs. John bay and
Courtenay T. Day Of South orange, Nj.
and Mrs &. ". BALDWIN and Edw IN
Beach of Orange, and Mrs T.. J. Rldg-
way Of Montclalr, NJ. and Mrs George
T Keves of Rochester. y. v: Mr.. and
Mrs. ] Challen Walker OF Buffalo. Mr'
Frances Brishin OF Schuyl"rsvilie, y.
y. and her daughter Mrs. J. y. Dreyal
Miss Mary |. Knowles OF Flushing and
Miss T. s. Phelps OF Biucham;on.
The popularity of pinehurst WAS never
more in evidence than at present, and
TIE management has decided to keep the
hotels open until May |.
This is good news 10 host OF golfers
and lovers OF outdoor sports
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LAKEWOOD, N. J.

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f,tios ard ,,ro,y ,bos. com.
ne. 10Y ,h",'S az" 'I,'H,,H t,S,,- ,,'os rr,,,,,
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t.',,.,, vts- N,,o,,o, D'vor
r'iI,u w. a.. I,,'ia, ar5 Niss
T. ,~,,o. ,a-o dora,cd hy
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,t, ,,,,r,,,,a,,
.r, r',r,r,. d,,,,.. 4, ,,e I.,flr,
,t.'r-, WoJro.a,y u,pb, VS. attended
~. ,.r,.. ..,o,,J Two bun.r.d persor ,
...te.i,I .',e bcne,it card marty at tho
.,roi-,,,.,r.-Irnes sa,urd AZ night and
'r.ut S2oo was realized ror the ruhlic
i.rrary F4r,v tables we're set up N the
49,, IN ,oo,n az IN. hotel. and in coniunc-
80, LII IN, rard r,ayinr ,here were
,r,.,, c,,,, tournament and dance The
,,lr tournament, provcd very popular and
rf,y .,mne,cd The miniature links
.,,ra So, I'm I'm the foyer or the hoteI
ana II was a twelve hole course Charles
,,,rhcrs won mo mems prize with a
..orc Of % aud Mrs. Myron W. Robin
som the ladies' with 90
su,n,.se birthday dinner party was
,c,I.rri Mrs Joshua \ hatfield at the
Iy Nr ouI Mrs Frank pr,sbrey. Nj
and Ms fenrre 7 Jackson and Nj and
~ Niu,.m II NrNeill OF New York
.rp,, dirn.r was served in the private
J,.ipg r,nm
NrI.,t arrivals AT the hotels.
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Winter Vacationiss Breaking the Homeward Journey by
Stopping at Rest Cures of Carolnas Many
Charity Affairs at Florida's Resorts

by climate. and just now is showing her
charms The hibiscus bushes are laden
with their large red blossoms. the palm
trees are taking on a liyelier green, and
the petunias and nasturtiums. which will
not show their heads FOR three months
further north. are now riot of color.
Mr. aud Mrs Henry Sanford. who
have been here since the first OF the
season with Master Henry Sanford. Jr..
taking frequent trips on their fast
launch Banoona. will stay till the season
closes MIR Sanford recently bought
Soldier Key from the Government and
Is having the clubhouse converted into
Il residence. which he will occupy next
year.
Mr. and Mrs Nelson w Aldrich and
daughter. Miss Lucy Aldrich. who are
cruising on tho large Nrvara. will stop
here on their way North. Their guests
Mrs. Samuel i. col. aud Charles Briggs.
have gone to other resorts. Among 9TH
ers who will remain for some time are
Mrs. i Williams piNon, Miss Gladys
Waterbury of Morristown ~ j.. Mr. and
Mrs. O'Donnell Hilen. Mr. and Mrs
Richards G. Meeker of Baltimore, Mr
and Mrs Henry q. MCNickar, Mr.. and
Mrs i. " Eastwood. Mr.. and Mrs
Il. q. Rielow. Mrs christopher Beach
aId children. James V. Parker of New
York. T.. Burgess Warren and NJ. and
Mrs NJ. r. Bonsano OF Philadelphia.
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HOT SPRINGS. VA.

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S',, .a.vv WINS aW'N me advance guard or
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, n'" - On r'NHl,rh f'r'n' oak Grove.
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employ ees. for their annual masquerade
bah was neld in the CASINO. one "
the features 4 the ball was gIrl
Icpr, seu,ing the Southern palm tree
ANA fnC Ntle pony cart containing
the Dclauy children The cart repre-
scented bower of roses out OF Nl.ch
dewdrops IN the form nf electro
lights sloue one of u.e children car
lied a parasol made OF flowers. and the
four children threw bouquets OF flowers
at the guests
Among tee arrivals from New York
city are: George Lewis. Mrs. j. y VI.
Johnson. Douglas T. Johnson. Waldo G
Johnson. MIR. and Mrs. John II Rookie
fcll"r, lr.. Mr.. and Mrs. H. W. Albro,
Mrs &. II. Paul. M. and Mrs : T.
Guggenhcim. Miss Bonita Guggenheim.
Mr. and Mrs J. ~ Swensou. !. W.
Hart, Mr.. and Ms. ". l.. CROW.
&. g. Palmer. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Stewart
Tompkins Mrs Charles II. Sahn, Miss
Sabin. Mrs. NJ. I.avery, Mrs. II. Lavery
and son. j. X. Bloomer and r. =.
Holmes
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AIKEN, S. c.

AtKES. : G. March 2o-The last
dove drives -, the season were gwen
this week and we're In way pre-
limiuary To- t.. annual March hampton
shoots az the Aiken Gun club, which
are nov or.
Son. o: The dove drive dc,otees who
took advantage OF the last three days
o' the seasor this wecll included
Thomas Hitchcock Alexander Brown.
NJ and Mrs George T. smith. Mr.. Ed
ward Smith, Mrs Joseph T. Davis. Miss
Mimi Scott. + Ambrose C!arh. Harold
Hayes. Henry :. Taintor. G3rrick Nal
l.ry. w. Aston Flagg and a number VG
others.
Tue Duchess of Manchester has beer
visiting the Duchesse dc Chaulucs at
the Williams cottage. and although she
in turning the English Duchess has
been attending the informal ara.rs IA
the cottage colony. The former Mss
Helena Z.mmeruAn VAS among those At
the Palmetto Golf club on tho after
noon Wen the 'orwey Miss Tneodora
Shonis acted as hostess AZ the dailV tea
These teas are the hig feature of social
life in Aiken. Early in the season a
schedule j. made out and posted u the
clubhouse announcing tho names -. the
daily hOstesses. Some OF those wEO have
met the Duchess of Manchester st the
teas include Nj and Mrs John Mag.e
Mr.. and Mrs George von l.. Meyer. Miss
Julie Meyer. Nj and Mrs e. oliver
lsel.n. Nj ana Mrs. Arthur Isclln, Dr
and Mrs Alexander W Blddlc. Mis- !
Turner At;erbury. NJ eud Mrs Guy
Norman. Mr and MIS-. Henry Roser,
Winthrop. Mrs Francis Dana Winston
Miss Margaret WnsloN. Mr- : ducy
Breese NJ. and Mrs Clarence W Do
lsn.. Nj and Mrs William Payne
Thompson, Nj ini Mrs GouterMcuf
Morris Mr. and Mrs. Gfto.d \ Cueh-
ran, Mr.. and Mrs j. Fritz By,rs, Will
lam X. Vanderbilt Mr. and Mrs udrr,
W LA MontaSue. Mrs and Mrs Charles
.. Au"h!ncloss, Nj. ard Mrs. Ge.r-e
Bird, George l. Scott. Miss VI mi Scott
Mrs william Douglas sloane. Mis- Mary
:. A,l"s and Mr. and Mrs Phoenix In
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,,oh 80, - 't,,.o', w "est
,,,d,.,'. W ''''' FOL" r'e'"or 'fS
"''"'
In honor of 81 Patrick Mrs Mace
Moulton and Mrs. Edna Cleveland Will
lard gave dduc" on Wednesday at
anu souvenirs 'dTllrd out IN" -. Pat
''N Il'd. among those VINO hclp"d 10
=. It, ''"Er I" were MrS' W. irving
i"o"lh'N' MlS. Nllhan X. chapman,
MrS' '"'S Snlth' Mrs Maurlc" league,
MlS' fIhhN i'rIeIS carpenter. Mrs. Hart
,I'Ss' MlS. Jullan I. Rivers and tho
MISSES I.l'ha iiL' kcf, N.cen l'r1nco.
n ,1' ',.'l' ''' N',H u,u,r. ~ the
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kins served tea at her villa Monday
afternoon. Wednesday Mrs. George
Fletcher gave a 'debutante luncheon
at the Ponce de Leon for Miss Lille
Lewis.
Recent arrivals include Mr.. and Mrs.
=. Fiske. Conrad q. Goddard. Mrs. +.
y. Goddard. Mr.. and Mrs. Morris
Cnderhill. MIR. and Mrs. Albert Cheese
borough. Miss Alberta Cheseborough. j.
=. Saitery. !. r. Elliott. Mrs. e. ~.
Vail. Mr. and Mrs William Fitz-Simon.
Mr. aud Mrs. William English. J. Rad
ford English. Jr. and Mrs. Edison
bradley.
At the Alcazar are Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Struthors. Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs John
H. Han. John !. eastman, DIR. and Mrs.
Russell Taber. Mr.. and Mrs Robert
Wheeler. MIR. and Mrs. u J. Campbell,
and Mrs. John Mcdowell.
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Mr. and Mrs. w +. Baker OF Brook
lyn are staying at the Belleview. Mr..
Baker. owner of the Philadelphia Ma
tionals makes daily trips to st. Peters
burg 90 attend the preliminary games
Of his team.
Mrs u. Willis james and her party.
including DR.. Eugene Fuller. Miss T.. 7.
Gould and William W. Carman arrived
at Belleair in Mrs. James's private car
Mayilower this past week
Late arrivals registered at the Belle
view Mrs. Amss. Miss Wheeler. Mrs.
Msnville. Mrs. Elaine Hale Phillips. Mr..
and Mrs. George Lewis. Mr.. and Mrs.
+. l.. Olmsted. II. Hardy. Mr. and Mrs.
Alexander Mem. Welch and Mr.. Nor
timer OF New York. Mr. Mahas. y.
Thomey OF Brooklyn. y. Y; u. "
Force. Montclair. n. j.; Mr. and Mrs
Walter B Frost. Providence. X. J.. and
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Upton. Mag
nolia, Mass
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MAGNOLIA SPRINGS, FLA.

MAGNotiA SPRINGS. Fla. March 20
with the arrival of March and really
warm weather each train IL daily
bringing guests to Magnolia Springs,
many Of whom have been visiting points
further South and are breaking the
journey homeward
Tea was served at the golf club We'd
nesday afternoon at the close OF the
usual match. ON Thursday tea was
served on the East Neranda in honor
OF Miss Black OF Augusta, who has
been visiting relatives here
Mr. and Mrs. William Henry Allen Of
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Mrs. J. Sergeant Cram. Mr. and Mrs
Paul II. Cravath. Mr.. and Mrs James
stuart Cushman, Mr.. and Mrs r. Full
ton Cutting. Miss Lydia Day, Miss
Laura V. Day, Mr. and Mrs. Reginald
De Koven. Mrs Emmanuel Einstcin, MIR
and Mrs, Robert 4. FRANKIE. a. :. Fr!s-
sell. Mr.. and Mrs. William Holt, Mr.
and Mrs. william y. Guthrie, Mrs Rob
cit Hoe, Mrs. E.stclle de peyster
IIosrner, Rutgcr n. ,Icwett, MIR and Mrs.
Frank Il. Necch, Mr.. and Mrs, Charles
MdCNea IN, Mr. and Mrs. Robert q
Mead. Mr., and Mrs. r. Burnham Mof-
tatt, MI and Mrs. Victor MOrawetz.
Mr. and Mrs, Benjamin NIcoll, Dr. and
Mrs. Charles Norris Mr. and Mrs
Roy y Raiuoy Mr., and Mrs Henry
Dwight Sed-wick, Mrs Frederick T.
Thomson. Mr.. ana Mrs Cornelius VAN
derh.lt Mrs. Henry Willard and Miss
Maude Wetmorc.
Mrs Walter Pulitzer will have Mi
cdreme soIrec dausautc tomorrow after
noon at the Hotel Fillmore, This will he
,hc first of a new series OF dances being
arranged by Mrs. Pulitzer, the dates OF
the others being April and 20, Among
the subscribers to the series are Mrs
John T. Lailiu Mrs Walter Moore, Mrs
-. II Hartman, Mrs W Irving
TWlmhly Mrs. Herbert : Duncumhc.
MIS- Samuc' Mcconnell. Mrs VI Ehlug.
NJ, Florence fcllctreau aud Mrs Wiley
T.. R'ylo.d-
Under the auspices OF the Ladies Aid
Society Of In" German Hospital the play
"lmmcr feste Drur" will h" given to-
M rrow evening AT the Irving Place
Theatre. II vill bo tor the benefit Of
h,. I,.i ,I ,,..l
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ST. AUGUSTINE. FLA.

ST. ArGrsTISE. FLA. March 26-No
signs of a waning season are evidenced
i'm the Ancient city. Visitors are ar
rvlug ON every train both from tine
Mort aud South
The social colony has been kept busy
during the weck. Mir. and Mrs Albert
Lewis gave = large dinner at the Ponce
de l.e y Monday night the guests re-
naming for the dance. Mrs. l.. J. Hop
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ASHEvuLE, N. c.

AsuEyIrLn. y. c. March 20.--The
Faster 50 son. for which reservations
are unusually heavy. promises to eclipse
that Of last year
one OF the largest assemblse,s Of the
season was invited 20 hear John Ken
drlck Bangs. who has been AT the Grove
Park Inn. with Mrs. Bangs. for rest
cure" this week
The dinner dance AZ the Battery Park
Hotel last evening under the auspices Of
the Baroness de Kuttlesen was well at
tended while every available table was
The sun., 1915-03-21
SEEKING SUNSHINE IN THE SOUTH

Lyons of New York. Mr.. and Mrs. John
l.. Dillon of Philadelphia, Mr.. and Mrs.
y. II. Moore and Miss Marjorie Moore
Of Chicago.
Those AT the Manor include Mr.. and
Mrs. II. X. Miller, Mr. aud Mrs How
ard @. Goodwin. Mr. and Mrs +. G.
Newcomer of New York Mr. and Mrs.
J. n. Pardee OF Meadsville. Pa Mr.. and
Mrs. f.. +. Howard of Washington.
The sun., 1915-03-21

Plaza on Friday evening. Apltl Q. for
the hencfit Of the Manhattanville Day
Nursery. II VII he an Evening Of
Spring Festivity' and the programme
will include The Crowning of Picrrot
and Pierre,te." "Masque OF Spring"
exhibition dancing ny Ge"ald Onativia
and Others, and "Dance of the sea-
sons" General dancing will follow. for
which Nahan Franko's orchestra " II
furnish the music
Ncarl, -four hundred members and
friends attended the supper dance OF
the Harmony Fellowship club recently
at the Hotel Astor. 1t Was the sixth
entertainments given this season by the
club and the proceeds from II will he
devoted to tho philanthropic fund.
feature of tho evening was exhibition
dancing
The regular business meeting and
musical tea of the club will be held on
Wednesday afternoon, March a. at the
Hotel Astor The officers OF the club are
1rs, william Il. Smith, president; Mrs.
Augustine !. Wilson. Mrs. Lionel S.
Hastings. Mrs i Percy Smith. vice
presidents; Mrs. w. D. Cole. recording
secretary; Mrs. pruclln : pike, cor
responding secretary; Mrs, n McClrl-
Ian Smith. treasurer Mrs, \. NJ. pe
l.orrIs, auditor; Mrs. g u. Src. his
tor,an; Mrs .lohu Guilfoyle chairman Of
finance, and Mrs, calvin Nos, chairman
Of ways and means committee.
One Of the most successful OF the st
Patricks day dances was that given
at the Great Northern Hotel pn Wcdnes-
day night. More than two hundred
dancers met in the large ballroom. and
there were silver prizes for the hest
costumes and the best dancing. All the
guests We're not In fancy costume. al
tIough there were green caps and hats
aud other appropriately Irish decora-
tions Tor the dancers, Music was sup
piled by an orchestra of ten playsrs.
The dance took the place Of the regular
Thursday evening dance at the hotel.
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MIAMI. FLA.

MIAMI. Fla, March -, Whlo Florida
r. always the land of flowers. and to
the Sortherner seems one eternal sum
mer. she has her several seasons the
same as her sister States less favored
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

WIlTE SULPHUR SpEl Sos. " Va.
March % The spring season IL on here
now, ana although Easter "a SIN fort,
night or many prominent visitors from
Pittsburg, philadelphia and New York
The sun., 1915-03-21
ORMOND BEACH. FLA.

onMoNp. Fla. March 20--l.ast Night
vas gala night FOR the Hotel Orm"nd
The sun., 1915-03-21

An entertainment will b. given at the
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-10-09
Sample Each Free by Ma
TELLS STORY Of STATE CONST
TUTION. .-a

When the North Dakota COnst1tu
tional convention was in session 7
was stated in the newspapers OF the
period that the draft OF the constitu
ton was the work OF Hon. William
M. Evarts of New York. Colone'
q ounsberry, in his researches fo'
North Dakota History, has developed
all of tine facts connected with the
drawing of the constitution, even t
the names Of the clerks who compiled
the data and the distinguished author
ity on constitutional law who drew II
Four provisions of the original draf
were omitted by the convention. Two
of these have since been restored
The whole story is told in Louns'
berry's History of North Dakota.
The part published in 1915, as Earl!
History of NORTH Dakota, was only in
tended as advanced pages. The sever
chapters then published have since
been enlarged, extended and improved
by a wealth of long buried facts which
have been developed by two years fur
Their research, adding much to tn
value and charm of the work. The
completed work, bringing the histor,
down to 1915, in four parts, is nov
ready for the printers.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-10-09

of much ability and force of char
acter. Mrs. Sherman will deliver a
number Of addresses.
There seems to be an idea in the
city that only the members of the wo-
mems clubs Of the city will be al
lowed to attend the meetings. This
is an rro and the club women not
Only invite every woman of the city
to attend. but they hope that the
local ladies will show their apprecia.
ton Of the visitors by filling he
auditorium OF the Elks' home, where
the meetings CT the general sessions
will be held. The deliberations of
the body are open to the public and
visitors will always npd a welcome.
The Federation tea will be given
at the dormitory of the Minot Nor.
NAL school. The arts and crafts
display will be held in the auditor.
ium of the public library, and it is
probable that some of the other meet
ings will be held at other places, but
announcement of these will be made
later.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-10-09
PROMINENT WOMEN
TO ATTEND SESSION
Minot Preparing to Entertain
State Federation of
Clubs

Minot, Oct. 1.-THE clubwomen Of
this city will entertain next week
the president Of the Federated Clubs
Of the United States, in, the person
of Mrs. Pennypacker of Texas. She
is one Of the greatest women of the
country and has some ideas on ques.
tons that concern women that are
both interesting and new. She is a
speaker of splendid ability and is a
pleasant personally to meet. Every
body in the city should hear her ad.
dresses.
Mrs. Sherman of Chicago, who is
another woman of prominence in club
work of the nation and a officer in
the national organization, will be
present. She likewise, is a woman