The Bismarck tribune., 1925-10-05
CLUB WOMEN
TO CONSIDER
WORLD AFFAIRS
Two Hundred Delegates Elk.
pected at Valley City
Meeting

Valley City, n. D.. Oct. 5.-Thc
public welfare, international rela-
tions and law enforcement will be
asked Of the 200 delegates who are
expected to attend the twenty-ninth
convention of North Dakota FEEDER
ated Club Women here tomorrow,
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. Edward Franklin White. In
dianapolis. first vice president Of
the General Federation of Women's
Clubs and reporter Of the Supreme
and Appellate Courts Of Indiana. is
to be the principal speaker tomor-
row, which is known as legislation
day.
Mrs. White will preside at the
round table meeting on cooperation
in legislation and in the evening will
address the delegates on the ques-
tion of law enforcement.
Honor Guest at Reception
Tomorrow morning will be given
over to routine business and part Of
the afternoon session to reports OF
legislative chairmen. Mrs. White is
to be honor guest at reception late
Tuesday.
The first morning session will be
given over to routine business mat
ters and reports of legislative chair
men, to be followed at the aftern oon
session by symposium on legisla-
tion in education for women and
children. Women who will take part
in this feature are Miss Minnie jean
Neilxon, state superintendent of pub
lie instruction and past president
Of the state federation; Mrs. Mary
Fleming Strand, Glendale. general
federation director, and Miss Hen
rietta Lund, director of the chill
dren's bureau at Bismarck.
The dedication Of the new open air
theater at the State Teachers Col
lege and health pageant to be di-
rected by Professor A. G.. Arvold of
Little Country Theater" fame, dra-
matte head of the North Dakota Ag-
ricultural College. are to be features
of Wednesday, Public Welfare day
at which Mrs. R. E. Weible of Fargo
will preside.
Indian War Mothers to Sing
An additional feature of Wednes.
days sessions will be the singing of
tribal songs by some Indian war
mothers from near Mandan, to fol-
low the afternoon pageant.
Mrs. F.. H. Waldo. state chairman
of press and publicity. will preside
at press conference breakfast
Thursday when the questions of pub.
licity will be discussed.
Mrs. NJ. J. Connolly of New Eng.
land and Mrs. John Bolinger OF
Jamestown will speak on "What We
Want From the Bulletin: Miss Eva
Finkle. Fargo, Of The Fargo Forum
and Miss Blanche Lynch of The Mi.
not Daily News will speak on "What
We Want From the Clubs"
Miss Carrie Strong of Leeds anC
Mrs. Cyrus Wheeler of Hope viii
talk on advertising Experiences and
Suggestions" and Mrs. Waldo viii
discuss "What Want From M,
Field Workers"
The american Home" and its en-
virons will come in for consideratior or
Thursday morning, when Miss M
Boeing. educational director of +;
silk company. will speak on "Tex
tiles and Fabrics in the Home"
Election Thursday
Election of officers will be one o.
the closing features of the conven
tion Thursday.
Mrs. John Emerson Featherston'
of this city is state president anG
will preside at all sessions.
Other officers serving with Mrs
Featherstone are Mrs. A. E. Jones
Lisbon, vice president; Mrs. w. A
Mcintyre, Grand Forks. treasurer;
Mrs. James H. Cooper. Courtenay
recording secretary; Mrs. John d
Gray. Valley City, corresponding
secretary; Mrs. John Koehane
Beach, auditor; Mrs. C. J. Lord. Can
do, historian, and Mrs. A. C. Strand
general federation director.