The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-10-16
President General Will
Address OAR. Meeting
Early Days Of, North. Dakota
II Will eO COMMUNICATED At
Devils Lake

ii viii 30 commsmorated At
Devils Lake
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"narly North Dakota" win b the
theme Of tn convention banquet for
the nth annual state conference OF
the Daughters Of the American Rev.
olution Of North Dakota which opens
In Devils LAk1 Tuesday evening and
continues through Thursday. The
banquet will b held wednesday eve.
ming ut the Guild hail.
Representation Of MintshoshA
chapter Of Bismarck had not defi-
nite1y been decided Monday but It u
expected That 3 delegate viii be sent.
Sully's NIL chapter Of Devils Lake
Will entertain the conference.
Mrs. John Bowers, NAndAn, viii be
marshal Of the convention. Wednes.
day afternoon, the report Of Mrs. 4.
A. Thorberg, Bismarck, who y q state
committee chairman. viii b read
during 4 radio program. The reports
OF Mrs. 3. .. Cooke q president Of
Minishoshe chapter and Of Mrs. J. c.
Could - president Of Maridan chap
ter viii b read Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Cooke WAS named - 4 member
Of the credentials committee for the
conference.
WIN Hsnee Mrs.. Magma
The annual banquet will be Z spe-
cial tribute 70 the b. A. n. president
general, Mira. Russell w. Magma,
Warrington, 3. O., who will be pres.
ent. Decorations will b carried out
with the states natural fall bios
SONS, cage ana bittersWeet. There
will b pottery fashioned from He
bron clay BY the ceramics depart
ment Of the University Of North Da.
kota. Grand Forks.
Girls In early Indian costumes viii
serve the banquet which II planned
to ~ typical Of early days when Wild
fowl and Indian dishes were COM
mon.
Besides Mrs. Magma, Mrs. George
NJ. Young Of New York city will at
tend the conference. Mrs. Young u
the organising regent OF the D. A. r.
in North .Dakots and u . former
resident Of Valley City.
Mrs. Young, Mrs. Thorberg. Mrs.
Bowers, Mrs. Kate 0laspel Of James
town and Nrs. H. L. Lincoln Of Fargo,
all past state regents. have been In
vited to give brief talks ct the ban
quet. MIS-. Magma viii respond.
Entertainment Thursday will in
clude Z demonstration ct the North
Dakota School for the Deaf by the
students. Following this demonstrA-
tion, Mrs.. Howard Maher will be
hostess at . tea honoring the con-
vention guests.
Relics - n Shown
Mrs. w. ]. Clapp. Fargo. will have
charge Of the demonstration Of relics,
several Of which viii be brought from
Fargo. Mrs.. Torger sinness u the
Devils Lake chairman.
The public - invited 70 attend the
meeting ct Westminster Presbyterian
church at 3 o'clock "wednesday eve.
ming when Mrs. Magma d to deliver
her address. Following the invocA-
ton BY Rev. 8. M. Kelly, Miss Halicia
Naugle will present 4 program Of
organ selections. Mrs. Marie Locke
Carlson. contrAito, also VIII appear.
Miss Naugle and Mrs. Carlson are
both Devils Lake residents.
state officers Of the North Dakota
d. A. II. are Mrs. n. =. french, Grand
Forks. regent: Mrs. H. r. Graves,
jamestown, first vice regent: Mrs. L.
r. Putnam. Darlington, second vice
regent; Mrs. r. w. Simmer, Man
dan. recording secretary: Mrs. Clapp.
treasurer; Mrs. A. N. Powell, Devils
Lake, historian; Mrs. Z. w. Cowdray,
Valley City, registrar; Mrs. J. w.
Bowen, Dickinson, librarian: Mrs. 3.
NJ. Hyde, Williston, chaplain; Mrs.
J. A. Poppler. Grand Forks, recording
secretary.
Miss Inez Corby, teacher at Leith,
was q weekend visitor In Bismarck.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Eldon Anderson, Az
Third st., and their son Loren spent
the weekend at Steele visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Richards Dodds.
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A social hour and lunch followed
the regular business meeting Of the
Past Matrons club Of the Order Of
the Eastern Star Friday afternoon ct
the home OF Mrs. A. L. Foateson, 90
Fifth St.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie o. johnson,
Tribune apartments, returned sun
day after spending three days In Chi
oago on . business and pleasure trip,
including . visit to the Worlds fair.
They had been away since Wednesday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Anderson, 1l02
Thayer avenue, had as weekend Wis
ttors Mrs. AnderDon's sister, Miss
Helene Walter Of Michigan. and Gre
CORY Kalinowski Of 0rary. They came
Friday evening ana left Sunday at
Miss Ruth Hoffman Of New York
City arrived Monday noon for . few
days visit with her brother. in-law
and sister, Mr.. and Alrs. George
Duemela.ld, 118 Avenue D West. Miss
Hoffman also will visit In st. Paul
before returning to New York.
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Bismarck University Of North Dako-
t. goods took . prominent part In
arranging the informal barn dance ct
which 40 University women were en-
tertained last ThursdAy evening By
the executive board q the Women's
Athletic association. Assisting with
ARRANGEMENTS were the Misoes Marion
Worner. Mary Cave. Dorothy Petron,
Agnes Fleck and Alden pAf1e.
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Mrs. B. O. Refven, TO Sixth g.:
Mrs. ]. g. O'Herg. Gil Avenue ,, and
Mrs. Frank P. Whitney, Dickinson, re-
turned Sunday after . lo-days trip to
the Century Of Progress exposition ct
Chicago and to Minneapolis. In Min.
neapolis they were guests Of Mn. Q. q.
81. Oyr. Z former reeident Of Dismarck.