The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-09-18
Federated Club Members Will
Meet at Goodrich Sept. 1929
For Annual Session

Mrs. Florence H. Davis, 1920 Sew
enth ST., president Of the eighth dis
trict, North Dakota Federation Of
Women clubs, Monday issued the cali
for the eighth district meeting to
be held Friday and Saturday, Sept.
1879, at Goodrich.
Issued with the call was q letter
from Mrs. william LANCER, $40 Ave-
nue. B, district art chairman asking
that each club delegate one OF its
members to write an informal de-
scription Of some beauty spot, historic
site or art collection in the COM
munity to be entered in q district
contest.
The twentieth annual meeting will
begin at o'clock Friday afternoon
with presentation Of credentials and
registration in the German Baptist
church. where all meetings Of the
session will be held. Reports Of clubs
will be read from $3.50 to 4:30 o'clock.
The women Of the German Baptist
church will serve q dinner to all club
women in town at o'clock Friday
evening. Sleeping accommodations
for Friday night will be provided in
the homes at Goodrich and hostesses
will invite their overnight guests to
breakfast.
Session Will BE Brief
Club presidents will meet at 8
o'clock Saturday morning with the
state vice president. Mrs. w. L. Sim
mons, New England. and the district
president, Mrs. Davis, at the Perman
hotel for breakfast and discussion Of
club affairs.
Formal opening Of the annual
meeting will take place at 9 o'clock
Saturday morning. luncheon will be
served at IL o'clock and the meeting
will be adjourned at 4:30 o'clock. &C.
cording to Mrs. Davis.
Mrs. Davis urges in the call that
each club president give special at
tention to the matter of delegates
from her club and have the full
quota and the greatest possible at
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Mrs. LANCER explains in her letter
on the art project, that it Is in re-
spouse to a request OF Mrs. r. F..
Steinmetz, Minot, state chairman Of
fine arts. that the club women Of
North Dakota unite in making q sur
vey OF art exhibits, scenes. of natural
and creative beauty and historic
sites. She asks that each club CO.
operate in this by appointing men,
Der to write an informal essay Of not
more than $50 words, to be forwarded
to Mrs. Davis at Bismarck not later
than September Is.
DR.. williams Speaker
DR.. Maysil M. Williams. Person
Court, state health officer and 4
member Of the Liberal Arts club, and
Mrs. Simmons, the state vice presi-
dent. are scheduled to address all Of
the district meetings, Miss M. Beat
rice tombstone, Grand Forks, of the
University Of North Dakota extension
department, is scheduled for talks at
= S00NAANVAAS \OOOA 4Cxl k4IkC Ashley.
Mrs. John Knauf, jamestown, pres
ident OF the state federation, was in
Bismarck Monday while enroute to
Beach. where she is addressing the
first Of five district meetings which
she will attend. the remaining four
being those at Casselton, Fessenden,
Goodrich and Ashley. Her subject is
High Points Of the National Coun-
cii Meeting at Hot Springs, Ark"
This years schedule Of district
meetings follows: Seventh-Beach,
Sept. 1919; Third-Kenmare, Sept.
2l-22: Second-Rolla, Sept. 2l-22:
First-Cavalier, Sept. 24-25; Fourth
Casselton, Sept. 25-26; Fffth-Fess-
sender, Sept. 27-28; Eighth-Good-
rich, Sept. 1929; Sixth-Ashley, Oct
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