The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-03-07
STATE D.A.R.
MEETING WILL
OPEN TUESDAY
Delegates Are Expected to
Attend From Every Chap.
ter in North Dakota

Every chapter in North Dakota is
expected to be represented at the
state convention Of the Daughters OF
the American Revolutiun which opens
here Tuesday afternoon for Il two
day session.
State officers who will attend are
Mrs. Kate f.. Glaspell. jamestown
regent; Mrs. J. l.. Bowers, Mandan
vice regent; Mrs. A. VI. Powell, Devils
Lake, vice regent; Mrs. H. l.. Lincoln,
Fargo, recording secretary: Mrs. Paul
Johnson. East Grand Forks. trcasur-
er: Miss Stella Buchanan, Buchanan,
corresponding secretary; Mrs. W. s.
Stratton, Bismarck, registrar; Mrs
W. N. Mcintyre, Grand Forks, his
torian; Mrs. l.. n. Cary, Mandan,
chaplain.
Mrs. George NJ. Young, vice presi-
dent general. will also be in attend
ance and will give an address. Other
speakers will include Mrs Glaspell,
state regent: Judge Alexander Burr
of the North Dakota supreme court
and Mrs. l.. N. Cary Of Mandan.
Tuesday morning the state council,
consisting of state Officers and re-
gents of chapters, will meet ut the
Prince hotel. Registration will also
be at the Prince hotel Tuesday morn
ing. Business sessions will be held at
the McCabe Methodist Episcopal
church.
Social affairs will include Il dinner
at Z o'clock Tuesday evening and a
luncheon at o'clock Wednesday, both
at the Prince hotel. There will be i.
lecture and exhibit at the state his
torial society Wednesday afternoon
by l.. +. Crawford, state historian,
and the delegates will visit the Roose-
welt cabin which is being preserved
by the Minishoshe chapter.
The complete program follows:
Tuesday Afternoon
Pipe organ recltal--Miss Clara Nor
ris, Bismarck.
Buglc call--George Smith.
Entrance of state officers.
Call to order State regent, Mrs. l..
S. Glaspell.
Scripture and prayer Mrs. l.. N.
Cary, state chaplain.
Salute to the Flag and the Ameri-
can Greed.
Vocal solo--Mrs. F.. J. Bavendick.
Greetings-A. T. Lenhart, president
Bismarck city commission.
Grectings-J. X. Musolf, command
er Lloyd Spetz Post. American Le-
giOn.
Greetings Mrs. w. S. stratton,
president Of Minishoshe chapter.
Greetings-Mrs. George NJ. Young,
vice president general.
Peggy Jane Skeels and
Mary Eta Meyer, children OF the
American Revolution.
Violin solos--Ad0lph Engelhardt.
Response-Mrs. ]. l.. Bowers, Man.
dan.
Address Mrs. L. S. Glaspell, state
regent.
Report Of credential committee,
roll call, minutes of tenth state con-
ference, minutes Of second state
council, report Of state officers, re-
port Of chapter regents.
Tuesday Evening
Dinner at o'clock.
Duet-Renry Halverson and George
Humphreys.
Greetings J. Leonard Bell, Sons Of
the American Revolution.
Solos-Mrs. Struckenbruck. James
town.
Address-Mrs. C\orge NJ. Young.
Solo--M Miss Clara Peltier.
Address--Judge Alexander Burr.
Wednesday Morning
Music-Mrs. r. w. SINNERS, Man.
dan.
Invocation-Rev. w. f. Water.
Salute to the Flag.
Reports of state chairmen of ma
tional committees.
Address, National Defense, Mrs.
L. N. Cary, Mandan.
Constit Ition Hall-Miss Stella
Buchanan.
Nomination Of State Officers.
Business of conference.
MS<0rial Service
Solo---Mrs. II. W. SINNERS.
In Memoriam.
Closing Prayer-State chaplain.
Luncheon at / o'clock.
Wednesday Afternoon
Pipe organ solo Mrs. H. T. Cou-
sins. CarrinRton.
Election Of officers.
Solo-Mrss William Ordway, Man
dan.
Business Of difference.
Lecture. and exhibit at state his
torial society--L. F. Crawford.
Visit to Roosevelt Cabin.
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