The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-09-05
Social and
Personal
Session
OF B. & p. w. Club
Proves Lively Affair


club and their guests attended the
luncheon and opening meeting Of the
club yesterday evening, when Miss
Julia McDonpugh of Minot, state
president of the B. & P. w., address
cd the meeting, and three other Mi
not club members were honor guests.
Announcements Of the program for
the fall and winter season were given
out at the meeting.
The ten minutes devoted to parlia-
mentary drill undef the direction OF
Miss Minnie ]. Nelson proved to be
a very lively part of the evenings
program, which was filled with group
singing led by Miss Hazel Nelson,
president, and interspersed with
snappy talks by the visitors and
report Of the National b. 4 p. w.
convention at Portland, by Miss Mary
Anderson, delegate from the local
dub.
Miss McDonough brought greetings
TO the local club from her own ciuD
and spoke briefly of her plans for
the club during her presidency.
can be made on the program adopted
by my predecessors, except to ex-
pand 1T and push it forward as much
as possible" said Miss McDonough.
"Of course the educational and illit-
cracy work which can be accomplish
Cd by the club members lies close to
my heart" she declared, "but /
hope to see all lines advanced, and /
hope TO see many new and live clubs
organized" she asserted at the close
of her talk.
Miss HulLa Winsted, registrar a,
the Minot Normal; Mss Lillian Cook
and Miss Grace Nebolt, from the Sci
encc department at the Minot Nor
mai, expressed their pleasure at be-
ing guests Of the local club at their
first meeting Of the fall season. Mrs.
Edgar Guest Of Jamestown, and Mrs.
Laurie Murphy of Edgerly were Wis.,
itors at the meeting. Miss Winsted
is the author ofthe club song North
Dakota which is sung to the tune
f Dixie" and one Of the most pop
liar club songs.
Something new in the line Of club
entertainment and amusement for
members will be the classes in Cur
rent Events which will be conducted
~ Mrs. Nellie Evarts and a course
IN fiction, biography, travel and sci
ence under the direction of Miss
Mary Bell Nethercut, librarian witt.
the State Library Commission. The
classes will meet once a month.
A committee in considering the ad-
visibility of organizing class in
bowling for the winter.
Miss Anderson gave a splendid re-
port of the convention at Portland,
touching upon the personalities OF
various women attending and the
wonderful entertainment accorded
the delegates during their visit on
the coast.
The supper last night was served
by Mr.. and Mrs. E. Hamline, and i,
is planned that they have charge of
all similar functions to be given by
the club members during the winter.
The following list Of committees for
the year have been announced.
October-Chairman, Rita Murphy.
Members: Evelyn Harris, Carrie
Haugen, Irma Logan, Mrs. Obert o.
son, Mrs. Cornelia Baker.
November - Chairman, Katherine
Ioole. Members: MRS. Geo. Mann,
Esther Maxwell, Eliza Barr, Margaret
White, Mrs. A. M. Christianson, Mrs.
Jane OLeary.
December-C Chairman, Mrs. Anne
Nelson. Members: Hazel Pearce
Frances Schmaltz, Ruth Rowley, Mrs
Pauline Ruediger, Nellie Smith, Mary
Downey.
January-Chairman, Rose Huber.
Members, Mrs. Nellie Evarts, Kath-
crime Knowles, Dorothy Dakin, Mrs
Smyth, Mrs. P. R. Fields.
February-Chairman, Madge Ru-
ney. Members, Mrs. Rose Hoffman
Esther Teichmann, Mrs. Annette Stan
ton, Mrs. Alfred Zuger, Mrs. Harriet
Jones.
March-Chairman, Dora LIE Brocq
Members, Mrs. Frances Altman, Min
ME Nelson, Clara Schroeder, MRS
Quain, Mrs. A. p. Lenhart.
April-Chairman Mrs. Scott Cam.
eron. Members, Hazel Nelson, Mrs
Rachel Scott, Mrs. Minnie Shuman
Mrs. Nupen, Mrs. Ohde.
May-Chairman Inez Jones. Mem.
bers, Irene Anderson, Mary Anderson
Mrs. Zoe Sprake, Mrs. Stratton, Mrs
Anne Selvig.
June-Chairman, Bertha Burton
Members, Stassia Gorezki, Mary HUI.
Der, Mrs. L. B. Sowles, Mrs. w. E
Butler, Mary Buchholz, Henricks
Beach.
PRESBYTERIAN Aid