The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-10-03
Cosmos and Liberal Arts Clubs
Have Members Serving
on State Board

cave Tuesday ana WeoneSQay Tor MI.
not to attend the 37th annual con-
vention Of the North Dakota Fedora
tion Of Women's clubs wednesday, |
Thursday and Friday Of this week.
Others may 60 later to attend some
Of the sessions.
Heading the delegates from the
eighth district clubs Is Mrs. Florence
II. Davis, Bismarck, who u district
president. The other resident state
board member Is Mrs. Lottie B.
Sowles, parliAmentarian. Mrs. Davis
win report on the district activities
for the club year. She also VIII act
a. 4 timekeeper and - member OF
virtue Of her district presidency.
Mrs. Davis = affiliated with the
Liberal Arts club. Mira. sowles Is
member Of Cosmos.
Mira. ebert A. Olson, 81 Thayer
Avenue, member Of Current Events
club. was named to the state resolu-
tions committee, but resigned because
she win not attend tho convention.
u Mrs. LANCER In Procession
Mrs. william LANCER, $40 Avenue B,
will represent the Fortnightly club
In the Presidents procession Thursday
evening. Mrs. 8. D. Cooke, 703 Third
st., is the other Fortnightly club dele
gate. Mrs. Nelson sauvain, 610 Ave-
nue. G, was the alternate.
Mrs. E. p. Quain, 618 Avenue A,
will represent the Monday club. Go
ing from Chapter I, Sponsor Moth
ers' club, ere Mrs. Ray Robinson, 514
Seventh st., and Mrs. o. B. Lund,
723 Ninth st. The Progressive Moth
ers' club viii be represented by Mrs
Albin Hedstrom, 80 Thirteenth st.
and Mrs. Fred svaren, 600 Sixteenth
st. Mrs. Svaren takes the place Of
Mrs. w. w. Clark, 104 Thayer Avenue
West, originally named q delegate.
Mrs. n. +. Middaugh, 217h Avenue {
goes from Chapter BIC, Sponsor Moth.
ers' club. Mrs. Henry Jones, 81:
Tenth st., was elected q delegate bu,
win not attend. The Mothers clul
will not be represented.
Mrs. L. w. Larson, 3l5 Park st.
goes from the Wednesday Study club
Mrs. Burt F1nney, 220 Anderson St.
is a delegate but Is not sure she. vii
attend. The Current Events club vii
have no delegates. The Pan-Atti
club named Mrs. Louis Rubin, So
Thayer avenue, and Mrs. Thoma
Hall, SIP Avenue B, but neither vii
attend.
Three Represent Cosmos
Mrs. Sowles, Miss Lillian Cook, Il
Fourth st., and Miss Helen KateI
els Fifth st., are the Cosmos mem
bers who will be present. Mrs. Sow
les and Mrs. E. J. Taylor, Sill sixt
ST., were named delegates and Mil
Cook and Mrs. II. A. McNut, TO FIT
st., alternates.
Miss Katen also Is delegate frol
the Liberal Arts club. Mrs. Davis an
Mrs. v. J. LaRose, 522 Sixth st., q
alternate, will also attend. Miss Clal
ice Belk, president, Is . delegate b
she Is not sure she will attend. p
Maysn williams was elected - q
alternate.
The Thursday Musical and Juni'
Study clubs are the remaining tex
Grated groups In Bismarck. Neith'
will have members ct Minot. MI
Harris Robinson, 1905 Fifth st., ~
Miss Marie Lemohn. 7l2 Seventh s
were named by Thursday Music
but they will not be able to 60.
Mrs. Davis will give her distri
presidents report Thursday mornin
DR.. Eric p. Quain. Bismarck, is sche'
uled for IN address, "a Watch I
Natures Warning" on the Thursd
afternoon program.
Mrs. James K. Blunt, Mason apal
lnents, has sent her report as chat
man Of the radio committee. It "
be given Friday morning. Miss Co
is to conduct q forum for the COZ
mittee on library extension during t
same session. Friday afternoon, M
Davis and Mrs. George Gallow.
Mott. will preside.
\ \ +
Mrs. q. I. Spear, 205 Second {
is expected to return this week-e
after . visit to the Chicago expositit
Mr.. sptar who accompanied her
Chicago has already returned.
s i i
Mrs. F. G. Stucke. 722 Mandan
- was hostess to the Bismarck Stu
club at her home Monday. DUR
the program, Mrs. Stucke talked
Personal Qlimpses OF the Chics
Century Of Progress Exposition" G.
rent events were given by Mrs. H.
Frahm, 705 Fourth st. Mrs. E.
Heising, 122 Avenue 9 West, gave
book review for the day on y
Towering Wilderness" by John Ga
worthy. Mrs. Harold Sorenson, ]
Fifth st.. viii entertain the club Nj
day, Oct. 10.