The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-06-08
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VISITING CLUBMEN
AND WIVES ENJOY
EVENING PROGRAM
More Than $50 Lions and Mates
Attend Banquet in War
Memorial Building

More than $50 Lions, Lionesses and
guests packed the gymnasium of the
World War Memorial building We'd
nesday evening for three hours Of
singing, speaking and dancing pre-
sented in connection with the COVER
nors banquet of the fifth district
Lions convention.
Honored guests at the banquet, In
addition to Charles H. Hatton OF
Wichita, Kansas, Lions international
president, were the three governors OF
the fifth district and S. P. Rigler of
Hebron, past governor. Present gov
errors are w. Murray Allan of North
Dakota and Saskatchewan, who was
postmaster at the banquet, Newton
L. Haney of South Dakota, and w. E.
Tracy of Minnesota and Manitoba.
Special addresses were given by
Hatton, Tracy and Haney, musical
features were presented by the Man.
dan Male Chorus and the Bismarck
Lions club quartet, and students OF
the Ramsey dancing school here gave
a series of dancing skits to climax the
program.
Honor Hettinger Lion
B. w. Stickney Of Hettinger, was
presented with Master Key by Pres
ident Hatton. Stickney is the first
Master Key Member of the fifth dis
trict and the 18th in the entire In
ternational organization.
President Hatton was presented
with a miniature model of Lion,
moulded from Missouri Slope plastic
clay at the ceramics department of
the University Of North Dakota, by the
Bismarck Lions club, in appreciation,
as D. E. Shipley said in the presenta-
ton talk, OF his efforts In behalf of
the international organization and
for honoring the convention by his
attendance.
Jamestown was announced as win
ner of the "stunt mite" contest by
Governor Allan and the cup emblem
attic of the victory was presented to
Herbert Fulton, who was chairman Of
the Jamestown Lions club committee
which arranged the skit. which was
an elaborate satire on present North
Dakota politics.
MOtC WINS second
The Mott club. which presented a
miniature musical comedy with a cast
of more than score of young persons,
was awarded the second-place cup.
Introduced as special guest OF
honor was E. w. Cameron Of Min
neapolis, past president Of Lions In
ternational.
Vocal solos by Miss Marian Sandin
of Bismarck, who was featured in the
Lions club quartet program, and Pro-
fessor Hywel G. Rowland Of the Uni
versity of North Dakota, brought
rounds of applause.
William Revier Of Northfield, Mimi,
was conspicuous during the early part
of the program through his energetic
song leading.
Music during the dinner was pre-
sented by Harry Turner's orchestra
and the duo OF William Lofgren, vio-
linist, and Miss Violet Cloone, pianist,
both of Minot.
Big Crowd 1T Ball
Hundreds of men and women pack
ed the main auditorium Of the men,
orial building following the banquet
to attend the annual convention ball,
for which Harry Turner'S orchestra
played.
The banquet hall was appropriately
decorated in bunting Of purple and
gold, official colors Of the interna-
tional service club organization, with
dozens Of floral bouquets, large and
small, including roses, gladioli and
spirea, adjoining the rows Of ban
quet tables.
A special bouquet was presented to
Miss Sandin after she sang here solo
number. Lions plaques and emblems
were conspicuous In the decoration
scheme, which was arranged by a
committee headed by w. =. Doty.
Those who participated IN the dane