The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-09-16
PROGRAM LISTS
Much WORK FOR
WOMEN'S GROUP
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Reports and Speeches Inter-
spersed With Entertainment
for Next Two Days
The annual memorial service, re-
ports of special committees, impress
sions Of the Denver biennial and mes
sages of past state presidents win oc-
cupy the attention OF delegates to the
convention of the North Dakota Fed
Grafton Of Women's clubs Wednesday
morning. Preceding the business ses-
Sions will be q transportation break
fast at 7:3O at the Patterson hotel,
arranged by Mrs. Albert E. Jones, Lis
bon, state president.
Revisions to the state constitution
will be discussed by Mrs. M. A. Bald
win, acting parliamentarian. Follow
ing this will be two vocal numbers,
slave Song" (Del Riego) and "The
Winds Are Calling" Ronald), sung by
Mrs. Merton j. Orr, Bismarck. For
mer state presidents will speak briefly.
Impressions Of General Headquar-
tiers" is the topic Of a talk which Mrs.
j. G.. Johns, Hettinger; will give.
stressing the work carried on at the
Washington headquarters. Twelve
women who attended the Denver con-
vention will briefly sketch important
events Of the meeting.
Next are scheduled two-minute
talks by the heads Of the four clubs
receiving a 1OO-per-cent rating on the
federation honor roll. Reporting win
be Twentieth Century, Devils Lake;
Lisbon Women's; New Era, Edgeley;
and the 'Courtenay Women's club.
To Review Activities
Mrs. A. B. Ostrander, Linton, will
summarize activities Of the endow-
ment fund committee; Mrs. G. E.
Bennett, Aneta, badges; Mrs. r. T..
Haywood, Bowman, the general fed
Grafton pin; Mrs. A. B. Landt, North
wood, extension: Mrs. ]. e. Stevens,
Devils Lake, public safety, and a
paper on motion pictures, prepared
by Mrs. T. G. Winter, Los Angeles.
will be read.
Reporting the philanthropic work
carried on by the ex-officers club Will
be Mrs. w. A. Mcintyre, Grand Forks,
president. Mrs. E. L. Simmons, New
England, director of the federation,
will conduct the impressive memorial
service for the federation dead.
The formal ballot for the state off,
GERS, including president, auditor, his
torian, three directors, and eight dis
trict presidents, will be taken just be-
fore adjournment.
The early part Of the afternoon ses-
sion will be given over to the depart
ment of fine arts, Mrs. ]. T. McCanna,
Cando, chairman, presiding. Division
chairman to report r Mrs. John
Mahon, Grand Forks, state history;
Mrs. Roe Momyer, LarimOre, educa-
ton; Miss Bessie Baldwin, Bismarck,
library extension; and Mrs. William
Bodenstab, conservation.
A violin solo will be given by Miss
Shirley Smith, jamestown, followed by
q library play, bringing Up Nine"
presented by Mrs. H. A.. McNutt and
Miss Anita Cram, Bismarck.
Anita Cram, Bismarck.
Two Addresses Scheduled
Two addresses viii conclude the
afternoon program. Miss Helen Katen,
secretary of the North Dakota Tuber-
culosis association, will tell about
Camp Grassick, and DR.. Robert w.
Allen, head OF the state bureau Of
communicable diseases, will discuss
''Diphtheria Prevention"
Entertainment for the evening win
be the endowment concert at the city
auditorium.
An hour has been set aside for
shopping Thursday morning, the con-
vention opening at $50, when
the report of the elections committee
will be read.
Departments of the American home,
international relations and legislation
will be featured at this time, and
winners in the two essay contests
sponsored by the department Of Amer
lean home will be announced by Miss
Grace DeLong, Fargo. chairman.
Time will be taken here for q brief
musical program Of piano and vocal
numbers by Mrs. Harris Robinson and
Mrs. q. e. Wingreene, Bismarck. Mrs,
Robinson will play Moszkowskis
'evalse in E." and Peasant Dance"
(Ganz) and Mrs. Wingreene viii sing
Bird Songs at Eventide" (Coates)
~Madrigal" (Chaminade) and Thy
Beaming Eyes" MacDowel).
The international relations, legis-
1ation, and radio committees viii take
up the remainder OF the morning
Organ and piano music by Mrs. j. L
Hughes and Mrs. r. E. Morris, play
ing rs a duet Grand Aria" Oemer.
Set) will open the afternoon program
Mrs. Jones will deliver her annua,
message to the club women Of thu
state, followed by q concerto by Grieg
played by Miss Belle Menus, frs
piano, and Miss Marie Lemohn, secons
plano.
To Award Essay Prizes
At the final business session, re-
ports Of the department Of public
ports Of the department Of public
welfare, Mrs, Charles e. Jones, Minot
chairman, will be received and tn
prizes for the essays on North Da
kota Indians will be awarded by Mis-
Anna M. Kruse, Oberon, chairman o
the division of Indian welfare.
The afternoon session will clos
with the report Of the resolution
committee, Mrs. E. H. Maercklelr
Ashley. chairman, and the invitation
for the 1881 convention will be ex
tended. A tea at the Bismarc!
Country club. at which local clul
women viii be hoStcsses, will folloy
the adjournment # the meeting.
The department Of citizenship wi
be prominently featured In the Las
convention session Thursday evening
Justice John Burke win give the prin
cipal address, speaking on Citizen
ship"
Opening the program at which Mr.
Eugene Fenelon, Devils Lake, chair
man. viii preside. will be q patriot
pageant. Adolph Engelhardt, violin
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