The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-04-16
CLUBW0MEN OF
DISTRICT WILL
GATHER SOON
Seventh District Federated
Clubs to Convene in Man.
dan April 3O-May !
INTERESTING PROGRAM

The clubs comprising the Seventh
District of the Women Federated
Clubs of the state will be held IN
Nandan Wednesday, and Thursday,
April 80 and May |. A program
cutie complete with number OF IN
tercsting speakers, features and un-
usual entertainments is planned Tor
the entertainment Of the club women
which will attend this meeting as
delegates from towns of the entire
Seventh district.
The program committee mas not
COMPLETED the entire program, but
,bc tentative arrangements call TOR
entertainment that will keep the
puests busy from noon of Wednesday
until midnight of Thursday. About
300 are expected to attend these
meetings coming from the various
parts of the district and large
number from this city as we'll as
other clubs of the Eighth District
will attend most Of the sessions
which will be held in the auditorium
of the First Presbyterian church OF
| Mandan.
President iii
Mrs. Bernerd Nickerson, as prcsi-
dent of the Seventh District, may
net be able to preside at any OF the
| sessions, since she is at present, In a
hosnital i'm the Twin Cities receiving
treatment from Il specialist. The adj
dress of welcome will be given b!
, Mrs. Robert Wilson, who was recent
" elected president of the Mandaf
CITY Federation of Clubs, and who is
general chairman'fc fer all preparations
for the District Convention. Mrs. l.
! N. Cary, state president will dclivcI
an address on the afternoon OF th'
30th.
DR.. John Lee Coulter, presiden
Of the North Dakota Agriculture
College, will speak on the future o
North Oak ota. W. f. McClelland
superintendent of the North Dakot
Training School will give what viii
no doubt prove one of the most in
tercsting talks of the entire session
Ills talk will outline in detail tn
problems of the state institution an
it's officers. Mr.. McCleland is eS
pccted to outline numerous ways
y which the individual clubs in ever
part of the state may help to correc
the hayward boy and girl and there
by help reduce the number of dclm
quent boys and girls, with whic
the juvenile courts must deal, an
r most of whom are found to be elig
bile to the State Training Scho,
. where they must receive speci;
4 training.
- To Visit State School
Following this the delegates wi
be guests at sightseeing trip abo,
Mandan and will stop at the Sta
Training School where they will
shown through the institution, az
an entertainment will be staged
the boys and girls of the Industri
School.
The annual musicale will be give
on Wednesday evening. The progra
for this is in the hands of a speci
, committee and those appearing
this will be the best of Mandan t;
ent and that from the entire distri
u Thursday mornings session will
given over entirely to bushes
Election of officers will be held a
reports from the various clubs in t
District will be read.
New Feature
A new feature to be introduced
this meeting will be the conduct
or of a club institute on Thursday aft
d noon. This will be in charge of NJ
I'd Robert Wilson and she will give
e. demons ration of a model club me
g, ing and show how best results M
or be obtained from the same.
Miss Hazel Nelson will give