The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-10-03
Social and Personal
Women Will Elect Next President of
United States, Club Executive Predicts
Miss Emily r. Kneubuhl Adj
dresses Buainess Women of
Bismarck Tuesday

Women are going to elect the next
president Of the United States, Miss
Emily r. Kneubuhl, executive secre-
tary Of the National Federation Of
Business and Professional Momen's
clubs, told Bismarck women at the
Association of Commerce rooms
Tuesday evening.
"The power Of organized women in
America is stupendous," Miss Kneu-
buhl said.
The national club leader says that
four million organized women will
so to the polls in this election, and
they will be the determining factor.
Miss Kneubuhl believes that the
ballot in the hands of women means
power.
The business and professional
woman Of today is capable of being
q leader, Miss Kneubuhl said. She
is learning economic security, the
basis Of human organization. She
has training and experience, which
brings about sound judgment, and
she is in contact with the business
world.
One Of woman's greatest liabili-
ties, according to the Federation ex-
ecutive, is fear. Women are still in
bondage to what other people think.
another liability of woman"
Miss Kneubuhl said, lis that she
takes herself too seriously. She
should become interested in good
wholesome entertainment which will
occasionally carry her away from
business faculties"
The business woman Of today also
has to fight the rut of "being too
dead sure" Miss Kneubuhl CLASH
fies this liability as the one which
makes women employees hard to
work with.
The natural course of the worlds
events have taken the women from
the homes. Miss Kneubuhl pointed
out that the factories are now max
ing everything which was formerly
in the hands Of the housewife.
However, women have become in
volved in the business world, they
are needed now and the cooperation
of women's organizations stands for
power, Bismarck women were told
at the meeting Tuesday evening.
The National Federation of Bust
ness and Professional Women's clubs
is urging th.t 100 per cent of the or
gan5zed women appear at the polls
for this lection.
I'VE are not saying for whom you
should vote, we are just urging you
to be there" Hiss kneubuhl said.
Whether or not Democracy can
exist, is one of the greatest issues
facing the American people today,
according to Miss Kneubuhl. Wom-
en- will attend the National Confer
cnce of Causes and Cures for war,
which will be held at Washington, D.
c., this winter, and the spiritual re-
naissance determining this issue will
again be in their hands.
Another war;" Miss Kneubuhl
warned, twill destroy the white
civilization.
Fob the last 10 years, Miss Kneu-
buhl has been working with women,
believing in women's rights. Work
ing as teacher, organizer and lectur-
er for women voters leagues and for
organized clubs, she has come in d.
rect contact with women's problems
in the business world.
Industrial revolution has liber-J
ated women and enabled them to use
their brains" the national club lead
er said. "Women are doing great
things in their communities. They
have scorned ridicule and are carry
ing on their business, and there are
untold limits awaiting them in their
field"
The ladies of the Methodist Aid So
ciety will meet Thursday afternoon
with, the following hostesses: Mrs.
a. J. Arnot, It's Fifth street, circle
No. /; Mrs. C. r. Kositzky, 723
Eleventh street. circle No. 2: Mrs.
D. C.. Hollopeter, 6O6 w. Rosser.
circle No. 3. Mrs. II. E. Ahlen will
assist Mrs. Hollopeter. Circle No.
4 will not meet this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. C. Croonqu;st and
cons Garvin and Neil will 60 to
Minneapolis this week, where they
will attend the Minnesota Creighton
football game Saturday. They plan
to spend about a week in the Twin
Cities.
An afternoon of social entertain
ment has been planned for the
meeting of st. Georges guild, which
will be held Thursday afternoon at
2:3os the home Of Mrs. J. B. Belk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Cameron are
enjoying 9 vacation trip to Their
mopolis, Wyo.. Great Falls and Bill
ings, Mont. They will return to Bis
marck tie first Of next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Tavis and
daughter Nancy and Mrs. r. D.
khosdcs Of Bismarck and Mr.. and
Mrs. H. L. Dahrers Of Mandan spent
Sunday in Minot.
Henry Sowles of Denver, Colo,
Is spending several days here as
guest Of his mother and sister, Mrs.
u lie Sowles and Mrs. George Nc
Cay.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. w. Corwin re-
turned Monday from Big Sand lake,
Dorset, Mimi, where they have spent
the summer months.
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Mr. F. N. Dokken and family ard
Mrs. O. Larson of Knox were week
end guests at the John Olson home
here.
Mrs. Florence Woerner Of Bis
marck is visiting in Jamestown as
guest Of her mother, Mrs. Ed Ing
stad.