Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-05-19
Fifth Annual :
Meet of p. e. O.
At Fargo 25-27

"euueSOdy, May 20, 20 ana ~. MTS
c. l.. Love, Mandan, president Of tn,
state chapter, will preside at all Of tn.
sessions. Delegates from eight chap
ters are expected. Mrs. F. F. Fletche,
and Mrs. George St%urtevant have beer
elected delegates from the Crane
Forks chapter and Mrs. A.. T. Stinsof
will attend the convention as state of
icer being second vice president O
the North Dakota chapter. The com
plete program for the session follows
Monday Afternoon.
500. Executive board meeting
enrolment of delegates.
1900. Dinner at Ceres hall.
Monday Evening.
500. Convention called to order
Singing-"The Star Spangled Ban
ncr;" appointment of guards, report
ers and pianist; guards report; open.
ing ode; devotionals, Mrs. Carrie B
G. c.; music; welcome from Chapter
E, Mrs. Grace Horton Crime; well
come from A.. c., DR.. F.. F. Ladd; re-
Spouse, Mrs. Ella C. Smyth. Chapter
F.; formal opening of conventions; re-
port of credentials COMMITTEES; intro
duction of grand chapter officers and
guests of honor; announcement of
committee appointments; minutes of
last convention; reports of grand
SAldPIC oIllSClos hluSISS dIlItOuIlNSe
ments; adjournment.
Tuesday Morning.
$500. Committee work.
900. Convention called to order;
report of guards; minutes of previous
meeting; roll cali; open ode; devotion
ais, Mrs. Anna P. Eaton, first vice
president. North Dakota grand chap
ter music; revision of the constitu-
ton, Mrs. Winona E. Reeves, editor
| ~. ~ ID u - paooNa oxJ ~4e< 'e,,
preme PRESIDENT; discussion; caucus
for naming delegates to supreme con
vention; memorial hour. Mrs. Flor
ence G. Tostevin, Chapter H; adjourn
ment.
Tuesday Afternoon.
12:15-Luncheon at Ceres hall.
/ 1.30. Convention called to order;
music: guards report; minutes of pre-
ceding session: roll call; chapter re-
ton of initiation, Chapter f; commit
tee reports; music; miscellaneous
business; adjournment.
200. Dinner at Ceres hall.
Tuesday Evening.
500. Social evening, Little Coun-
try theater.
Wednesday Morning.
$500. Committee work.
$500. Convention called to order:
'"A' III IlSLlll VI Ill IkCPup>
lie; guards report: opening ode; de-
%votionals, Mrs. Carrie B. Simpson,
Chapter D; minutes Of preceding ses-
sion: roll call: music; Symposium,
"Americanization." i. What does it
mean? Mrs. Minnie c. Budlong,
Chapter F. 2. How may it be pro-
NOTED? Miss Elsie Cook. Chapter G.
8. What agencies can best undertake
the work Mrs. j. r. Meyer, Chapter
A yIchot ~hA,,1d ho Tho roc,,1%c .
Mrs. Anna P. Eaton, Chapter E. S.
What should be the wor Of p E.. o.
in Americanization? Mrs. Carrie B.
Simpson, Chapter D; music: question
box, conducted by Mrs. Winona e.
Reeves; committee reports; adjourn
ment.
1915. Luncheon at Ceres hall.
Tuesday Afternoon.
1870. Convention called to order;
guards report; music; roll call; min
utes of preceding session; final reports
of committees: unfinished business:
election of officers; installations; min
utes Of closing session.: closing ode;
formal closing of convention.
Broken China" a Chinese mission
airy play, will be given Wednesday,
Baptist church by the Triple S class.
The proceeds of the affair will go to-
wards the mission fund for the class,
In the cast are:
Motherin-law, Chun Graceful Long
Life)
sedonia Kermott Bundle.
The Husband, her son, WI Sin Yin)
(Great Sound language
Viola Davidson.
His wife, Chow Wan (Autumn Cloudy
Glenna Garvin.
His Oldest daughter, Ling Isl dead
along a brother)
Irene Lesson.
His younger daughter, Tso, Clancy
Beauty
The friend, To Hsi (Great Happen
Marie Honert.
The Photographer, irene Owen.
The Missionary, Dorothy Wright.
School children, coolies, etc.
The Sigma Alpha Iota sorority will
give a "Tone Picture of MacDowell's
life at Woodwork, auditorium, We'd
will go to the Peterborough Memorial
fund. In order to fulfill MacDowell's
wish that future artists might be Civ
en- h inspirations and opportunities
afforded him around his log cabin
home at Peterborough, New Hamp-
shire, a fund is being raised by the
s, A.. l.. to build a. hut for artists in
this colony and all proceeds from the
concert Wednesday night will con-
tribute towards this hut:
This is the program which has
been arranged:
Indian Suite (for orchestra) arrans-
ed as a piona duo-Miss Alice Stinson,
Miss Ruby Halverson.
Song. Thy Beaming Eyes-Irma
Mallory Fisher.
Witches Dance-Miss Marie Vale.
Concert Etude-Miss Agnes Fag.
Sonata Tragica-Miss Okell.
Part III.
~etereopticon views OF. Peterborough
colony, with .interpretative talk b,
Mrs. J.. A. Poppler. =
Dances. To a Wild Rose To a Waite,
Liiy-Miss Luella LaMoure.
Shadow Dance-Miss vernieta
Mrs. Thomas Trenbeath, Sr.,N an,
her daughter. Miss Irene, left .Sunda.
. for their home in Neohe after visit
Ing in the city with friends for sew
eral days.
A regular meeting Of the. Acaci,
chapter o. e. 8, will be held Tuesda,
evening. May 20. in the Masonic TEN
pie. Following the initiatory services
ments will be served. a Eood attend
ance at this meeting 10 desired.
Mrs z. e. Green and daughte,
Doris OF Milton who have spent ia,
Weekend - the guests OF Miss sRutl
Green. Larimore hall. haye retufne,
20 their home. Mrs. Green ana daugh
Ter came to- the university for III,
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