The Bismarck tribune., 1934-05-28
Announcement Made During
Monday Morning Session Of
Fifth State Assembly


announced as winner Of the Hess cup
for the greatest membership gain at
the Monday morning session OF the
fifth state Catholic Daughters Of
America assembly meeting at the
American Legion Auxiliary room,
World War Memorial building. Mrs.
Dolores M. Kupit1, Bismarck, state
regent, Is presiding over the two-day
meeting, which opened Sunday.
Mrs. G. o. Smith, Fargo, chairman
OF the Hess loving cup award commit.
tee, announced that Mandan had
gained 81 members, Bismarck had
gained 43 and Devils Lake had gained
four during the year just closed.
Committee members with Mrs. Smith
were Mrs. Rose Strand, Mandan. and
Mrs. w. F. Eckes, Dickinson.
Mandan Juniors Also Win
The new Junior Catholic Daughter
loving cup was awarded to Troop /,
Mandan, by the committee composed
Of Mrs. G. F. Peterson, Grand Forks:
Mrs. Cora Baellie, Rugby; Mrs. 8. p.
F1umerfelt, Devils Lake, and Mrs. Ju-
lia Morris, Minot. This award Is made
for conducting the outstanding char
ity project.
At the first business session Sunday
afternoon, Mrs. Peterson was named
to take the place Of Mrs. Angela Van,
Dickinson, state monitor, who was
absent. Mrs. Mary Fenelon, Devils
Lake, gave the salute to the flag and
also gave q short address on flag eti-
quette.
Grand regents Of the courts pre-
sented reports as follows: Mrs. Smith,
alternate for Mrs. Evaline McNamara,
Fargo: Mrs. Marie saumur, Grand
Fprks, Mrs. Flumerfelt, Devils Lake:
Mrs. Morris, Minot: Mrs Eckes, Dick
inson: Mrs. Edna Webb, Bismarck:
Mrs. Strand, Mandan, and Mrs. Bael-
lie, Rugby.
Deputies Give Reports
District deputies who submitted re.
ports included: Mrs. Catherine Lacey,
Fargo: Mrs. Peterson, Grand Forks:
Mrs. Fenelon, Devils Lake: Mrs. Mae
dwelling, Minot and Rugby: Mrs.
Selma Carufel. Bismarck, and Mrs,
Ellen Tharpe, Mandan.
Courts reporting receptions for new
members were Mandan, Grand Forks,
Devils Lake, Minot, Bismarck, Wills
ton and Dickinson.
Mrs. Katherine Ford. Mandan, state
treasurer submitted her repot. Mrs.
Lucy Traynor, Devils Lake, state Sec
retary, read financial reports Of the
various courts.
Mrs. Kupitz gave brief talk on the
necessity Of proper publicity and ap-
pointed court publicity chairmen O.
! follows: Mrs. Van, Dickinson: Marie
,Kuppeck, Fargo; Mrs. Fenelon, Devils
Lake: Mrs. Baellie, Rugby, Mrs. Mae
Ward, Bismarck; Mrs. Ida Roche
Williston; Mrs. Kathryn Keenan,
Minot: Mrs. B. s. Nickerson, Mandan
and Mrs. Peterson, Grand Forks.
Join X. C.'s In Banquet
At Gas o'clock, the assembly joined
the Knights Of Columbus In their con-
vention banquet at the World War
Memorial building.
One hundred members, including
the delegates and women from the
hostess courts Of Bismarck and Man
dan. were entertained at q luncheon
given by st. Cecelia's court at st.
Joseph's church par1ors at Mandan
at l o'clock Monday afternoon. Mrs
Strand presided and turned the pro-
gram over to Mrs. Tharpe, who was
toastmistress. Short talks by Rev
Father Hildebrand. o. 8. B., and
members Of the various courts, to-
gether with community singing, made
up the program. Mrs. John Tavia
made arrangements for the luncheon
snd Mrs. E. I. Tavis planned the pro-
gram.
Following the luncheon, the group
reconvened for business ct the World
War Memorial building.