The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-06-05
RAINBOW GIRLS TO
HOLD FIRST SESSION
Large Delegation Of Bismarck
Girls Will Attend Assembly
in jamestown

Fourteen members of the Bismarck
chapter of Rainbow Girls will attend
the sessions of the first grand assem-
bly, of the Order of Rainbow for Girls,
to be held in jamestown June 9-1O.
Heading the group of delegates and
visitors will be Julia Wetmore, grand
faith, and three local officers, Mildred
Dietz, worthy advisor; Helen Targart,
associate worthy advisor; and Mar
jorie Alderman, charity, a. well as
Mrs. Andrew Erdahl, mother advisor,
and Mrs. F. E. Diehl, a member of
the Rainbow board.
Others who will attend are: Fran
ces Dunn, Virginia Rohrer, Alden
Paris, Vada Heaton, lone Noggle,
Ethel Sandin, Neva Vettel, Marian
Isaminger. Wilma Wenzel and Betty
Barnes.
Registration will take place at 1890
Tuesday morning at the Masonic
temple in jamestown, with the formal
opening scheduled for Tuesday after
noon at 1870 o'clock.
Mrs. Jennie M. Chenery, James,
town, past grand matron and Mary
Kneeland, Jamestown, will welcome
the girls and responses will be made
by Mrs. Hattie Num-, Beach, mother
advisor, and by Fredella MacD ougall,
Lakota.
Mrs. A. A. Whittemore, Bismarck,
grand chaplain and past grand ma
iron, will give an address and the re-
mainder of the afternoon will be CIV
en- over to reports and exemplifica-
ton of the work.
The first day will close with a ban
quet followed by q guest night pro-
gram given by the assemblies at Het-
finger, Devils Lake, Grand Forks, and
Fargo.
Preceding the Wednesday morning
session will be a breakfast tor mother
advisors. Drill by the Killdeer as
sembly, music by the Bottineau group
and presentation Of honored guests
are on the program. Guests to be in
troduced are: Mrs. Ina S. Crimson,
Rugby. worthy grand matron, O. E.
s., Mrs. Minnie Rusk, Fargo, past
grand matron; and grand secretary;
Mrs. Whittemore; Mrs. Chenery; Mrs.
Florence Shannon, Devils Lake, grand
elector; Mrs. Josie G. Aurland, Minot,
past grand matrOn; Charles H.
Starke, Dickinson, worshipful grand
master of Masons; and William Hall,
jamestown, past grand patron.
Election and installation Of officers
and an address by Charles Starke are
items on the afternoon program,
while an informal reception and en-
tertainment is planned for the eve
ming.
Members of the state executive
committee, assisted by Mrs. Lillian
Lillibridge, Dickinson, supreme in
spector, are assisting the advisory
board of the Jamestown assembly
with arrangements for the meeting.
Members of the committee are Mrs.
Minnie Morris, Jamestown; Mrs.
Shannon, Mrs. Lena Elliott, New
England: Mrs. Bertha Willis, Grand
Forks; and Fred G.. Kneeland, James
town.
Temporary officers for the grand
assembly are Thelma Hall, grand
worthy advisor, Jamestown; Nadine
Nimmo, grand worthy associate adj
visor, Devils Lake; Mildred Wilberg,
grand charity, Valley City; Jean
Herigstad. grand hope, Minot; Julia
Wetmore, grand faith, Bismarck;
Harriet Baird, grand recorder, Dick
inson; Pearl Krantz, grand treasurer,
Constance Martin, grand
drill leader, Fargo; Margaret Ed
wards. grand chaplain, Grand Forks;
Jean Fletcher, grand sister Of love,
Alice Miley, grand sister Of religion,
Harriet Bergman, grand
sister Of nature, Williston; Merle ia
nice Schroeder, grand sister of i'm
New England: Ards Craw-
ford. grand sister Of fidelity, Fair
mount: Edna L~ichtenstein, grand
sister Of patriotism, Mott; Lila Clark,
grand sister OF service, Mandan:
Carol Nygaard and Esther Gorton,
grand choir leader and grand organ
list, respectively, Jamestown.
Members Of the grand choir are
Juanita Lee, Corinne Gordon, Elna
Bogen, Harriet Fulton, Fay Augs-
berger, Wilma Norris, Anna Kovar.
Ellsworth, Margaret Niles.
Gladys Salmon. Ruth Gran, Frances
Baxter, Dorothy Jones, Ruby Tits
worth and Grace Miller.
Episcopal Food Sale. H0skins-
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