Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-09-23
or INTEREST To WOMEN
Afternoon Session.

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Report Of Biennial Convention
Mrs. CD. Lord: Mrs. w. 3. Dickinson.
Program of Department Of Legisla-
tion-Mrs. Jean McNaughton Stevens,
chairman; presiding.
Present Laws Concerning Women
and Children-A. M. Christianson,
chief justice of North Dakota.
Needed Legislation--Mrs. Agnes
Rex, Grand Forks. state president
Business and Professional Women's
clubs.
New Obligations and Citizenship
Miss Nelson. state superintendent OF
public instruction.
Introduction of County Chairmen
and Presentation Of Loving Cup
Mrs. j. H. Shepherd. Fargo. chairman
extension department.
Evening Session.
Endowment fund benefit concert at
observation-disclosures Musical club.
Morning Session, October g..
Report of department chairmen 90
minutes each) Health. Mrs. Wanner,
| Wimbledon; arts, Miss Bertha Palmer,
| Bismarck; conservation, Mrs. Cyrus
| Wheeler, Hope; educational. Mrs. w.
H. Westergaard. Williston.
LAndmarks-Mrs ]. f. Connolly,
Amidon.
Home Economics-Miss Ada Mead
ows, Fargo.
Observation-Disclosures. l.. N. Cary,
Thrift-Mrs. Mcintyre, Grand
! Forks.
Community service-Mrs. Clark
| Kelley. Devils Lake.
Formal ballot.
Afternoon Session.
Report of Resolutions Committee
| Mrs. Lillfbridge, Dickinson.
Needs Of North Dakota and how
club women may help: Through the
| Red Cross. Miss Henrietta ]: Lund.
| Minneapolis; through the U. w. c.. A.,
| Miss Bertha Clark, Minneapolis:
through the community, Mrs. Albert
Strand, Glendale.
| ton of Home Makers-Miss Florence
E. Ward, extension work with wom-
en-, u. s. department of agriculture,
Washington, D. c.
Educational Fashion Show-1ntro-
duction by Miss Grace E. FrysinEer,
district home demonstration leader
| supervised by Mrs. Louise Campbell.
home demonstration leader; conduct
| ed by Miss Myrtle e. Cole. s ate spe-
| cialist. assisted by Miss Elsie Stark.
| Burleigh county home demonstration
leader.
Report of Election Committee
Mrs. Ray O. Miller, Minot.
Presentation of officers.
Evening Session.
Program Of Music Department
| Mrs. John Graham, chairman.
Address (fl1ustrated): Americaniza-
| ton Through Music-Mrs. Marx
| Oberndorger. Chicago. chairman OF
music in General Federation Of Won
! ems Clubs.
Motion Picture, Presented by the
Society for Visual Education-Mrs.
Guy blanchard, Chicago, in charge.
Meeting ofaathe board of directors.
Friends Of Mrs. W. S. Whitman,
Dinnie block, VIM be interested to
know that she is rapidly recovering
from an illness which has confined her
to the hospital for a fortnight. 1t is
| thought she WIN be able to return to
her home on SATURDAY:
Mrs..J J. F. White and daughter, Miss
Margaret White, al Franklin avenue,
who have spent the last two weeks as
the guests Of MI. and Mrs. j. H. Nc
Inerney, Minneapolis, returned to
their home Wednesday evening. Mr.
and Mrs. Mcfnerney formerly resided
here. ... NJ. .si
At q meeting Of the Young Ladies
Sodality OF st. Michael's pro-cathedra
held recently Miss Marie Delvo wa.
chosen president Of the organization
to replace Miss Caramel Treacy VIII
has resigned. Miss Eulalfe Cosgrif
was named to succeed Miss Eltzabet1
Treacy as treasurer OF the society
MissessTreacy, with their parents. Mr.
and Mrs. J. NJ. Treacy, 40s Nortl
Sixth street, r moving to a readenc
on Euclid ant M will becom'
members Of st. Mary's congregation
Phillips Ann is the name chosen 70
the little daughter of Mr.. and Mr.
Archie Fink. Bacon apartments, VIII
arrived on Wednesday evening, Sep
TENDER "a.
IS 10 4 4 = r..
hi ". c. Z. U. will meet on Fri
day afteInoon. at 3 O'Clock In the HON
Of Mrs. John. Dtnnie. 302 North FIT
street, and a large attendance is de
sired. The annual. election Of officer
is to take place at this time.