The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-05-06
Supreme Head
PEG. SisterhOOd
At Dickinson

Mrs. Vina Ives Bowden, Brookfield,
Mo-, president of the supreme chap
ter Of the P. f. o. Sisterhood will be
the principal guest and speaker at
the tenth annual meeting of the
North Dakota chapter of the p. E. o.
Sisterhood at the Community hall at
Dickinson on May IL, IA and Is.
Mrs. Bowden will speak on "P. E. O.,
Its Influence and Philanthropy" at
the session on Wednesday evening.
Mrs. II. S. Dobler as president of
the local chapter will 60 as a dele
gate from here in company with Mrs.
=. j. Meyer who was elected delegate.
Mrs. c. l.. Young is second vice pres
ident OF the state and will take part
on the program. Other Bismarck
women appearing on the program are
Mrs. ]. p. French and Mrs. NJ. c..
Schoelkopf, Miss Hazel Nelson and
Mrs. +. r. Smyth as Il past president.
The convention will be called to
order at p. m. Tuesday, following
meeting of the executive board,
with Mrs. Grace Crime of Fargo,
president, in the chair. The after
noon will be taken up with the ap-
pOintment OF the guards, pages,
pianists and reporters, the reports Of
the guards, devotionals, reports of
the credentials committee, minutes
Of the last meeting. introduction Of
chapter officers and reports of Off
GERS, announcements and adjourn
ments.
Mrs. Rosa G. Young, second vice
president, will give the devotiopals
at the opening meeting and Mrs.
Lillian Lillibridge, past president,
will give the address Of welcome.
Mrs. Ida Pray, first vice president
will give the response.
The evening session on Tuesday
will be given over to the transac-
! ton OF the more formal business and
the members of Chapter B, will ex-
emplify model meeting and initia-
ton under the direction Of Mrs
! Ruth Peterson of Mandan, state or
ganizer.
| The program for Wednesday and
Thursday follows:
WEDNESDAY
Morning
O-9:O0-Committee work.
9O0-Convention called to Order:
report Of guards: opening ode, de-
votionals. Mrs. Alice Wilson, Chap
ter H.; roll call; minutes Of .preced
ing session; vocal solo. Mrs. Eliza
beth Schoelkorf, Chapter /; char
ter reports; echoes of supreme con
vention: The Memorial Library
Mrs. Nettie Miller, Chapter E; TIL,
Welfare and Trust Fund. Mrs. Ami,
Anderson, Chapter B: Forum, in
structions to officers, Mrs. Ruth Pc
terson organizer; miscellaneous bus
mess; announcements; adjournment
I l2:30-Luncheon.
/ q" Afternoon
l:30-Convention called to order
report of guards; rool call; minute
of preceding session; discussion Of
! chapter problems, leader, Miss Flea
nor c. Bryson. Chapter G.: question
box, Mrs. Vina Ives BoYden, presi
dent of supreme chapter; music; re
ports of committees; announcements
adjournment.
4:00-Memorial hour, st. Jonn'
Episcopal church.
| 6:30-Dinner. ..
Evening
I S:00-Open meeting: Singh
America; invocation, Rev. Mr.. Cot
fin; vocal solo, Mrs. Marjorie Nacht
way, Chapter B; address. 'Illitelacy,
Miss Hazel Nelson, Chapter A; VIC
lin solo, Mrs. Christine Messersmith
Adde'S, Up. E. O., Its Influence an
Its Philantrophy." Mrs. Vina I've
Bowden, president supreme chapter
P. E. o.; vocal duet, Mrs. Grac
French and Mrs. Elizabeth School
! kopf, Chapter F.
, Thursday
0-9:0O-Committee work.
9:00-Convention called, to order
report Of guards; roll call; openin
ode; devotionals. Mrs. Claudia Grit
fin. Chapter D.; minutes of proceed
ing session; final reports of commit
tees; unfinished business; electlo
of officers; installation of officers
final readings of minutes; benedit
ton; adjournment; luncheon.