Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-10-08
brilliant RECEPTION planned
FOR W0MEN'S HUGHES SPECIAL
BY CAPITAL CITY COMMITTEE

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Hughes and Aides to Greet
Campaigners En- Transit
A reception of women, for women,
by women which promises to be the
most brilliant as we'll as the most
unique political event in the history
OF Bismarck, has been planned for
Monday, when the committee of CAPT.
tai City women who have been labor
ing so diligently for weeks past will
witness the elimination of their ef-
forts in rousing greeting to the
women's Hughes special.
The train will roll into Bismarck
at 6:15 Monday evening. The dis
tinguished visitors will become Bis
marck's charge at Dawson, whittier q
special delegation will accompany
General Chairman Mrs. E. A. Hughes
on Monday afternoon, and from the
time the advance reception commit
tee boards the train until the special
steams out of the Capital City at II
o'clock Monday evening, every MON.
ent will be filled. ~,
Monster Mass Meeting.
Everyone in Bismarck, men and
women, is invited to attend the great
mass meeting which will conclude the
evenings activities at the Auditorium
beginning at $3.50. One of the most
notable assemblages of oratorical tai.
ent ever offered Bismarck will dis
cuss the burning issues Of the day.
and it is anticipated that the big
theatre will be crowded.
All In Readiness.
During the visit here Of Mrs. Ger
trude Duncan Of New York City, ad-
vance agent of the alliance. shA ar.
ranged the committee of local WON.
en-. with Mrs. IL. A. Hughes as chair
man, to perfect plans for the recep.
ton of the Women's special. The
local committee has worked hard and
now all H. in readiness for the arrival
Of the W0men's Campaign Special.
When the special pulls into the North
ern Pacific depot a line of Is auto
mobiles containing members Of the
local committee will be there to meet
it. The guests then will be whirl-
ed away to the County club, where a
duck dinner will be served. En- route
the party will make q stop at the
capitol grounds, where the statue Of
Sakakawea, the Indian girl who help
ed to open an Empire, and Roosevelt
cabin will be viewed. The Country
club will be specially appointed for
the reception Of the noted guests, and
during the dinner w. L. Miller will
sing.
TO Meet Train At Dawson.
During the afternoon Mrs. Edmond
A. Hughes, general chairman Of the
committee on local arrangements, Mrs.
c. L. Young and Miss Elizabeth Bay.
liss will 60 to Dawson to meet the
train. Mrs. NJ. c. Budlong, secretary
of the State library commission, will
meet the party in Jamestown, where
she goes to attend a board meeting
of the State Federation of Women's
Clubs. On the train handsome pamph.
lets containing a brief story Of Sa-
kakawea will be distributed to the
guests. Place cards with reproduc.
ton Of thesakakawea, statue will be
used at ths. dinner: ,,fs N. -. 1
Special Musical Program.
A special musical program will be
given at the auditorium beginning at
7:3O and will consist of orchestral
numbers. Miss Marian Newton, so.
prano, of Mandan, will he the soloist.
The program will consist of national
airs.
Hanna And Prater to Preside.
Governor L. B. Hanna and w. j.
Prater, chairman of the Republican
County Central committee, will pre-
side at the evening meeting which
will begin at $3.50. Many of the most
noted speakers of the party will make
addresses at this time. 1t is expected
that among them will be Miss Mary
Antin, author of "The Promised
Land" Miss Antin was a Russian i'm
migrant q few years ago. She has
also written "They Who Knock AT
Our Gates"
Among the other train speakers are
Mrs. Catherine B. Davis, commission
er of Corrections of New York city
the first woman to hold this import
ant Office; Miss Maud Minor, former
probation officer Of New York city
and now head of the New York Pro
baton association; Miss Helen Var
ick Boswell, who investigated social
conditions of the 1sthmus of Panama
DR.. Catherine Belmont Davis, chair
man of the board Of parole, New Yorl
city; Mrs. Theta Childe Dorr, news
paper and magazine writer; Miss Mary
E. Dreier, member of the New Yorl
city board of education; DR.. Gather
inc P. Edison, former member Of the
Los Angeles Charter Revision com
mission; Mrs. Maude Howe Elliot
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