The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-08-23
Y. E. O. CHAPTER
PROGRAMS VARY
Chapter F to Conduct Study of
Magazine; Chapter N Will
Discuss Art

Programs of widely differing char.
acter have been planned by Bis
marck's two chapters of the p. E. O
fSisterhood for the winter season. Mrs
H. S. Dobler, Mrs. J.'P. French and
Mrs. r. S. Towne. who arranged the
program for Chapter F., have chosen
for their course the Magazine, its his
tory, and its contributions to modern
literature.
Importance of magazines in mould
ing public opinion, and q discussion
OF their attitude towards problems of
the day will each come in for a share
OF discussion. The unitarian value
of magazines will be emphasized in
papers on Magazine Reference
Guides" and advertising" Travel
magazines will receive the clubs at
tention, as will home and garden pub
LEGATIONS.
Mrs. William Nuessle is serving this
year as president. Her assistants,
elected this spring. are Mrs. William
Harris, vice president; Mrs. J.. A.
Flick, recording secretary; Mrs. Cor
don Cox, corresponding secretary;
Mrs. P. ]. Meyer, treasurer; Mrs.
George F. Shafer, chaplain; Mrs.
George Bird, guard, and Mrs. T. G..
Plomasen, pianist.
Other members Of the chapter are:
Mesdames Frank Cave, E. B. Cox,
Cynthia Cook; G. G. Converse, s. w.
Corwin. H. S. Dobler, j. p. French,
Lulu Harris, s. F. Hollingsworth, G.
N. Remission. A. p. Lenhart, r. w.
Lumry. H. F. O'Hare, N. o. Ramstad,
F. R. Smyth, c. T. Staley. Erick Thor
berg. r. S. Towne, George Will, j. S.
Wilds, c. l.. Young, and Miss Hazel
Lenhart.
Chapter N, younger sister Of Chap
ter F, will divide its time between a
study of famous paintings and book
reviews. Opening the years program
will be Miss Bertha Palmer, who will
address the group on How 20 Look
at Pictures"
Scheduled for discussion are animal
and historical pictures, landscapes,
famous women in art, and cathedrals.
Included in the books to be reviewed
are works on drama, poetry, science,
travel and philosophy. Each chap
ter will devote several meetings to
the ritual and P. E. o. projects, and
an appropriate program in January
will observe the sixty-second ami
yersary of the Sisterhood.
Chapter F. will hold its its usual
anniversary dinner in February when
husbands of members will be guests,
while the only entirely social gather
ing Of Chapter N will be a guest day
at the close Of the year.
Miss Mildred Huff is serving as
president of Chapter N this season.
Her staff Of officers are Mrs. r. E.
vice president: Mrs. s. II.
Merritt, recording secretary: Mrs.
Juanita Edick. corresponding secre-
tary; Miss Helen Bascom, treasurer:
Miss Esther Maxwell, chaplain: and
Mrs. P. G. Bakken. guard.
Other members are: Mesdames
John Page. Nell Pollard. Arthur Sor-
enson, and the Misses Henricka
Amy Fahlgren, Mary May
nard, Lila MCDOWELL, Ethel Nc
Bertha Palmer. Bertha
Founded in 1869 at iowa Wesleyan
Mt. Pleasant. Iowa, the P. E.
o. Sisterhood is the oldest sorority in
the United States and was the fore
of modern college sororities.
It has grown during the 60 years
since its organization from a group of
seven girls to a membership Of more
than $4,000, with chapters in SO states,
Canada and Hawaii.
Dedicated to the education Of
young women. the sorority maintains
D large educational fund which helps
about 5000 girls annually to receive
schooling. It also supports its
own college at Nevada, Nc.