The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-09-22

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plsts charge Of pages costumes du
co-eds Of the same size will be used
constantly during the convention as
pages. They will serve only during
hours in which they have no classes,
but six Of the large group will be
on duty It Ill times.
Call 70 Order
Members Of the Service Star Le-.
aion, the Civic League, and Beta
chapter Of Delphiau Of Grand Forks,
in meeting last week with Dean o.
son, pledged the support and cooper
alton Of their organizations in as
sisting the federation members to
make the convention the greatest in
Hthe history Of the state organiza-
ton.
Mrs. John Emerson Featherstone,
Valley City, state president Of the
federation, will call the convention
to order 1t $50 o'clock Tuesday
morning, October 4, in the women's
gymnasium 1t the university. The
call TO order will follow the pre-
sentation Of credentials at $3.50
o'clocb ~-' '.--' -'""+ioc at 9
o.
..ss. lynn w. Williams Of Graf
ton will have charge Of all Assem-.
bly, singing during the convention.
Mrs. Williams has planned several
surprise features for her part IN
the conventions musical program
which are not to Be disclosed until
after the delegates are assembled.
-. 5nv~-''-n .g boz will con
tain the peppiest, most rhythmic
songs ever sung at a convention.
Rev. Orlando In1voldstAd, newly
installed pastor Of the United Luth-
erau church Of Grand Forks, form.
Or dean Of the Lutheran Bible school
OF Chicago, will pronounce the in
Ion. e leading Of the min
80 q. IT, hoa~d mee+'ncs will be
made by Mrs. James Il. Cooper Of
Courtenay, recording secretary.
Committee Reports
Miss II. Beatrice tombstone, Sec
rotary Of the extension division at
the university, will present the con-
vention program and committee re-
ports will follow. The report Of the
chairman Of the Grand Forks board
will be given by Dean Olson.
Mrs. c. +. Holmes, who is chair
man of the committee on rules and
regulations, will speak next, and
Mrs. C. S. Buck Of the committee
on credentials will report. Selected
music will follow.
Reports Of the following officers
will precede music and adjournment
At 1880 o'clock: Mrs. j. E. Feather
stone, president; Mrs. A. f. Jones,
vice president; Mrs. James H. Coop
er, recording secretary; Mrs. Max M.
Moore, corresponding secretary;
Mrs. John Koehane, auditor; Mrs.
c. S. Bucl-. +,'-.,,.'-~7' cd Mrs. c. j.
Io-a
~. . .loon session will be
opened at 1870 o'clock with music,
and the report Of Dean Myrtle Glea-
SON Cole of Fargo by Miss Grace
belong will follow. Mrs. Maggie
NJ. Barry, chairman of the depart
ment Of the American home in the
national federation, will conduct the
round table which is next on the
program. At 4 o'clock, a tour Of
Me most interesting spots on the
university campus will be made, and
the fraternity-sorority dinners at
campus Greek letter homes will
follow.
Tuesday evening will see the con-
tvention formally opened at 1880
o'clock with a musical program to
be given in the convention headquar-
tiers - the women's gymnasium.
President Kane of the university
will give the institutions welcome
to the delegates to whom it will be
host.
Mrs. Barry Will Speak
The Service Star Legion, the local
chapter Of Delphian, and the Civic
League are among the Grand Forks
clubs whose executives will deliver
the club welcomes after President
Kane has spoken. Music will fol-
low.
Mrs. Barry's address, the feature
Of the evening session, will then be
delivered. and music will close the
program. The federation reception
will be held during the hours from
- 80 to II o'clock in the presidents
mansion at University Place.
Mrs. I. r. Nostdal of Rugby,
chairman Of the club institute divi-
sion Of the state federation, will
have charge Of the club institute
which will open the Wednesday
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