The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-09-22
cate Federation of
Nomen's Clubs to
Open 31St Convention

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rning program. Opening exer-
es are scheduled for $3.50 o'clock.
Memorial Service
The memorial service for members
the federation who have passed
ray since the last convention will
.ludc special instrumental music
d a flower ceremony. Mrs. John
ahon of Langdon will deliver the
smorial address. Vocal music will
,se the memorial ceremonies.
Reports of district presidents will
en- be delivered and music will
played between the reports of the
ecutives and the presentation Of
district award by Mrs. A. T..
mes. Announcements will precede
adjournment at 30 o'clock.
Endowment Fund Concert
The department of public welfare
III have charge Of the Wednesday
ternoon program, which will be
,ened at | 30 o'clock with music.
rs. T. L. Broulard of Glendale,
lairman Of the department, will
esent her report, and VIII De-
lelne Will give an address on child
elfare. DR.. Maysil Williams will
.scuss Doctors experiences in
Iaska and at $50 O'Clock, dele
atcs will adjourn to make ready for
10 federation dinner at $50. The
ldowment fund concert will open
the Metropolitan theatre at $50
clock.
The Thursday morning session
i'll begin at . o'clock with the read
x of minutes. Miss NJ. Beatrice
ohnstone viii discuss applied cdu-
alton and the illitcracy project Of
ne federation and Mrs. Will Moore
ill conduct the final vote on the
ioraI project.
Citizenship Luncheon
Mrs. j. A. Wishek of Ashley will
eport on the state history and Mrs.
/. A. Spraguc of Grand Forks and
Irs. A. Il. Brigham OF Washburn
vii speak. Members of the May
lie Womcn's club will conduct a
nodel meeting, and rcvisions will be
made. The reading Of the resolu-
ions of the convention, the report
f the nominating committee, and
he final report on credentials will
ollow.
Adjournment is scheduled for
lis o'clock after which voting will
&c conducted. The American Citi-
luncheon at noon will pro-
'ide one Of the highlights of the
Clifford Gordon will Speak
The report of elections will be
made at the opening Of the Thurs
lay afternoon session and Mrs. e..
/. Young will deliver the report Of
he legislation chairman. Hon. Gift
.ol ! yrdon Of Australia will de-
liver his famous speech. Hold Fast,
America" before the musical num-
,ers which will precedc Attorney
General George Skaters address on
aw observance.
Mrs. f. II. Crazy Of Cando will
make the report of the international
relations committee. and singing
and dancing in foreign costume will
Illustrate various points in the Am
Of the United State
class. The federation tea
n the Women's League rooms will
,e held during the hours from A to
o'clock with coed members of
he Women's League as hostesscs.
Milliken Address
Ex-Governor Carl i. Milliken of
Maine. a member Of the Motion
Picture Producers and Distributors
will deliver an address
III the motion picture industry at
$50 o'clock.
The last session Of the 31st con-
'ention will open at 8 O'Clock Friday
: 5rnlng in convention headquarters.
The final reading of resolutions and
'resentation Of new officers will
the main business Of the
morning.
Adjournment will precede the
our of the city which will climax
he annual state sessions which are
o be held for the first time with
he University of North Dakota as
'fficial host.