The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-03-04
Royal Neighbors Will
Have Meeting in Minot


March 20-21 have been chosen by
the Royal Neighbors lodge as thr
time for their state convention at
Minot. and plans are being completed
by that lodge for entertainment Of the
288 camps who will send representa-
tivcs.
Delegates to the supreme meeting
will be elected at the convention.
plans to be presented at the national
meeting In Minneapolis In May pre-
pared. and school Of instruction
held.
Mrs. Hilda Joslin and Mrs. Bessie
vesperman, delegates, together with
officers Of the local lodge. plan to
+. attend. Sessions will be held in the
Elks hall in Minot. and a banquet
will be held on one of the evenings.
Officers Of the state organization
are Mrs. J. Lowe, Forest River. oracle;
Mrs. Olive Bohn, Wyndmere, state
recorder receiver: Mrs. Rosamond
Schmidt jamestown, past oracle. The
first camp Of Royal Neighbors in
Nor1jl Dakota was organized at Grand
Forks in 1896.
AAC StOy0A AVCA44AOOIo AldO tAlClI W.
ginning from 4 social organization
formed by wives Of Modern Woodmen
Of America at Council Bluffs in 1883.
It was in 1895 that the lodge was
organized as a fraternal beneficiary
society. and since then 1t has shown
steady growth. the total membership
being more than 100000 members.
The organization Is the largest fra
ternal beneficiary in the world con-
trolled and operated by women.
A health service also Is maintained
by the order.
A lecture on "Japan and It's Peo-
ple", in costume, will be given this
evening 1t o'clock at the Elks' hall
by Major Frank Genge, Fargo, d.
visional commander Of the Salvation
Army. Major Genge spent seven
years in mission work in Japan, and
will tell Of some Of his experiences.
A special invitation is extended the
public.
Mrs. G. F. Bloomquist, Fort Lin
coin, was a guest at a dinner given
last. Thursday evening by her par
cnts, Major and Mrs. Charles H.
Lovewell, Fort Smelling. Mrs. Bloom
!uuist is spending some time with her
srarents, who formerly resided at
Fort Lincoln, while Major Lovewell
was stationed here.
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A program dealing with woman
suffrage, how obtained and what it
has brought to the women Of the
United States, will be presented at
the meeting Of the Mothers,s club
Tuesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. B. F.. Tillotson.
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:, Mrs. George Tekippe will enter
tain the members Of the Progressive
Mothers club ct her home Tuesday
evening at 8 o'clock. Papers on
sWorth While Magazines" and on
yo6ciety and the Press" will be Civ
en-. !,
The Bismarck Hospital Alumni as
ISOLATION will meet Wednesday eve
ming at s o'clock at the home Of Mrs.
John Larson, 800 Avenue d, instead
Of Tuesday evening as formerly.
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A supper will be served Tuesday
evening at the Methodist church by
the members Of the third division Of
the Methodist Ladies' Aid society.
Serving will commence at $3.50.
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Mrs. Theodore Pavlak will be
hostess to the members Of St..
Georges evening Guild thise evening
at her home.
Mrs. Neal Swanson left Yesterday
fotOm9k, WASH, to be with her sis
Nr, Mrs. A. N. Moe, who is seri-
ously i'll.
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Mrs. Mary A. Bordwell, Wimble-
don, is the guest Of Mrs. N. N. Hsr-
mann, and will remain here this
week.
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The regular meeting d the Eastern
star VIII - held Tuesday evening It
1850 IT the Masonic temple.
p. ". Lanier, attorney 81 orand
Forks. was IN the city on businsss
Dyer Sunday.