The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 19, 1918, Page 5

4 > i i y \ , x ’ TUESDAY, MARCH 19,'1918. BISMARCK E PAGE 5. WOMEN WORKERS HERE TOMORROW TO PLAN County chairmen from 19 counties, together with other active workers, and women interested in the sale of; the third issue of Liberty loan ‘bonds * will convene in the auditorium of the! LIBERTY LOAN DRIVE 5a for North Dakota, and myself, state} chairman tor the wemen’s Liberty | Loan committee. “Mrs, A, A. vruce, vice chief ‘of the | Speakers’ bureau, and ™ Victor J. LaRose, vice chief of the singers’ bu- Bismarck public library at 10 o’clock!reau, have been asked to speak on Wednesday morning to plan the active part which women’s auxiliaries are to play in this section of North Dakot«| in the big drive which begins April 6.! A full attendance of county chairmen | is assured, and the ladies will bring with them many influential workers from their local committees who are anxious to obtain fresh inspiration; from ‘Wednesday's meeting her There will be two sessions, beginni in the ‘morning at 10, and,in the afi noon at 2. “No set program has been ngei for the meeting,” announc M J. Nielson of Valley City, state chair- man for the National Woman's Liberty | loan committee, who arrived in Bis- marck this afternoon. “This is to be a ‘conference, and we will have no more set program than we bad in Far- go. Among those who will speak will ‘be Mrs. C. A. Severance of St. Paul, chairman of. the ‘Ninth Federal Re- serve District Liberty Loan commit- tee; Wesley C. McDowell of Marian, state chairman of the men's committee ons of the work, and Mrs.| Fred L. ‘lonklin, chay-man of the won committee of the Council of ‘onal Detense for ‘North Dakota, 11 tell how ‘our chairmen can cooper- wat tne council of defense, Then { will be five minute reports from ive various county chairmen, We; u-nosely have not planned a ‘formal | rlogram. We want everyone to take| their Irs, LaRose will have charge of; the singing of the meeting, which will] be of the community order. Mrs. ‘Sev-| erance Held a ‘Montan conference Mon- day in Helena. She probably will reach Bismarck on No. 4 tomorrow morning.” At noon tomorrow all of the women liberty loan wo s will dine in a body in the annex of the Grand Pacific nining room. At least 25 representa- tives of the nineteen counties and di- vision chiefs for the third Liberty to join in the luncheon. RAR Ree Entertains Mrs. Stewart. Mrs. D. A. Stewart of Spokane, daughter of former Governor Short- ridge, was a guest ot Mrs. ti. A. Hughes for a few days last week. 1 P, E. O. Meets With Mrs. Martin, The P. B. O. ‘Sisterhood will meet with Mrs. J. ‘M. Martin on Fourth street next Monday evening at eight o'clock. Installation of officers will, take place at that time and it is hoped that all members will be present, Entertains for Mrs. Severance. Lodge Notices. Aregular meeting of the Bismarck Lodge No. 120 A. O. U. W. will ‘bej held in the Elks Hall this evening at eight o'clock. Several candidates will | be, initiated. All members are urged to attend, | A regular meeting of St. Elmo} Lodge ‘No. 4 K. of P. will be held in| | Black Silk Stove Polish 4s different, It does not dry out; can be used to the "Black Silk Stove Polish most economical, but it gives tre that. cannot be ‘obtained with any he Black Silk Stove Folish does not the best stove pol ever Sep een aieetae your money, Black Silke Stove Polish Works, Sterling, Hlinois, ‘Use Black. Sills Alr Devinn: Tron Enamel on grates, isters, stove- ma the Castle Hall tomorrow evening at eight o’clock. There will be initiation in the rank of knight. All members are urged to attend and visiting broth- ers are cordially invited to meet witn the lodge. Refreshments will be serv- ed after the meeting. Mrs. C. A. Severance, St. Paul. will be a guest tomorrow of Mrs. E. A, Hughes. She is en route home from ‘Montana. Mrs. Severance has been very prominent in Red Cross work and her husband is a member of a special Red Cross commission to Ser- via, We any si H Victrola XI A $110.00 Loan drive are expected to join in the; third ‘liverty loan drive are expected | Victrola— A superb Victrola can be pur- $5.00 By Heck Party. The capitol. employes and friends are giving a “L'y neck’ skating party at the Armory rink Wednesday even- ing. A very enjoyable evening was/ |rcported by those present at the last masquera.e party and the same kind at evcaing is promised on Wednesday. St, Ann's Court Elect Officers, St. Ana Court of Lady Foresters ‘hel dtheir mecting Monday evening in Yates were initialed, followed by the election, of officers, % were the officers gue road elected: Chief Ranger-- Mrs. Angus McVon- ald. Vice Chit’ Vanger- rs. Frank Rye Wlizabeth Treas man, financial Secretary—- Miss Elizaveth Geier- { CHRISTOPHER JUNIOR 1s A LAUGH-BRINGER. 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