The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-05-31
Social and Personal
p. Z. o. Convention to
Open June 4 in MinOt

Mrs. Alice Scott, Wichita, Kansas.
. past supreme president of the p. E.
Q. ~6isterhood, will represent the ma
tional organization at the fifteenth
annual convention Of the North Da-
kota chapters In Minot, June 40.
Mrs. Charlotte Reed, Dickinson.
state president, will preside at the
meeting. which will be held in the
First Presbyterian church, and she
. will give an address wednesday eve.
ming at the only open session of the
convention, on Up. E. o. in North
Dakota" Mrs. Scott will also give an
address at this meeting on The
Woman's Part"
Enrolment of delegates will take
place at 4 p. M. Tuesday and at the
same time the executive board will
conduct a business meeting.
Chapter G, Minot, the hostess
chapter, has arranged for the enter
tainment Tuesday evening. q dinner
at the Elks club at els to be followed
by q program of addresses and must
cal numbers at the Minot State
Teachers college. Included in the
program Is an illustrated lecture by
Miss Huldah Winstead of the college
faculty. on Honolulu, the Paradise
of the Pacific" A tableaux. "Oul
Founders" will be staged, with Mrs
Dorothy Thomas at the piano. An in
formal reception in the home eco
Monies suite. will conclude the eve
ming.
Routine business, such as chapter
reports, appointment of committee:
and the introduction Of honored
guests and state officers will take up
the opening meeting "Wednesday
morning. At this time Mrs. Scott will
extend greetings from the supreme
chapter, and will speak on two out.
standing projects of the Sisterhood
the Memorial library and Cottey COL
lege. Mrs. Carrie Bonebrake Simp.
son, Grand Forks, will speak on The
p. E. o. Record" Others appearing
on this program are Mrs. Kittie Nc.
Lane, Minot, Mrs. Claude Griffin
Chapter D, and Mrs. Harriet Randall
Chapter I.
Mrs. Myrtle O'Hare. a past prcsi.
dent Of Chapter F, Bismarck, will
give an address on THE Line on the
Castle Wall" at the Wednesday aft.
ernoon session. A part of the after
noon will be devoted to chapter &C.
tivities, and q model meeting will bt
conducted by Chapter G. Mrs. Lor'
eta Paulsrud will lead the discussion
on chapter problems, and participant
ing will be Mrs. Harriet Randall. Mrs
Lama Graves. Mrs. Adeline Stern
Mrs. Clara Gotham, and Mrs. CARR,
Gowland. Mrs. Mary Hudson vii
speak on "A Word for the Blind"
The annual B. I. L. dinner in Al
Saints Episcopal dining hall. ha
been set for Wednesday evening, will
. program to follow.
Election and installation of the nev
officials will take place at the Thurs
day meeting. A memorial service. il
charge of Mrs. Clara Reeves. will
Mrs. Alice Poland giving the memor
ial address. will be held during tn
morning.
Officers Of the North Dakota chap
tiers. serving With Mrs. Reed, prcSl
dent, are: Mrs. Winnifred Benson
Valley City: first vice president
Mrs. J. Hudson, second vice president
Mrs. Jessie M. Burnett, Fargo, re
cording secretary: Mrs. Carrie S
Gowland. Dwight, correspondent
secretary: and Mrs. Margaret Bling
enheimer, Mandan, organizer.
p. E. O. Sisterhood has II chapter
In the state, located at Grand Fork:
Fargo. Minot, Mandan, Glendale
Valley City, Beach. Dickinson
Wahpeton, Jamestown, La Mourt
Kenmare. Cakes, Park River. Willis
ton and Bismarck, this city being tn
only one in the state to have tw
chapters.
A large group Of delegates fror
Chapters F and N plan to attend tn
convention.
\
Miss Mabel Ahrens will leave Sun
day for her home at Lidgerwooe
where she will spend a part Of tn
summer. She plans to visit wit
friends in Fargo en- route to Lidger
wood.