The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 8, 1920, Page 5

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1920 MANY TOPICS DISCUSSED AS SESSION ENDS Chief Justice Christianson Dis- cusses Laws Benefitting Women of State —- \ Many subjects are crowded into the last session of the North Dakota fed- eration of Women’s clubs. The morn ing session at the Presbyterian chureh opened with assembly singing by Mrs. John Graham. Most of the morning was devoted to reports of the depart- ment chairman. Health was handled by Mrs. Ray N. Dickinson of Minot; Ars, Miss Bertha Palmer, Bismarck; Conservation, Mrs. Cyrus Wheeler, Hope; Educational, Mrs. W. H. Weat- ergaard, Williston. A vocal solo was given by Mrs. C. A. Cross, Dawson, Following this there were brief rer on the fol- lowing: “Landmarks,” ie. C nelly, Amidon; Mrs. L. N. Cary, Mandan; Mrs. McIntyre, Grand Forks, “Community Service,” ley, Devils Lake. A piano solo by Miss Florence Woodland fol.owed by the formal bal. lot completed the morning session. Luncheon was served by the ladies of the McCabe Methodist church. An extremely interesting program was scheduled for this afternoon. As- sembly singing was under the direc- and Mrs. Clark Kel- tion of Mrs. Craswell, Valley City. Aiternoon Session The balance of the program fol- lows: Report of Resolutions committee— Mrs. Lillibridge, Dickinson. Needs of North Dakota and How n May Help—Through the Miss" Bertha’*&tark; Min neapolis. Through the Community Mrs. Albert Strand, Ellendale. Piano / solo—Miss Mary Atkinson Students’ Section Bigmayek Musical, plUDis, -<) ‘Address: The National Orgauiza- tion of Home Makers, M.ss F.orence E. Ward, Extension work with women, U. S. Department of Agriculture, Washington, D. C. Piano Duet: Miss Mary Atkinson and Margaret Smith, Students’ section Bismarck Musical club. Educational Fashion show: Intro- duction by Miss Grace BE. Frysing2r, District Home Demonstration leader. Supervised by Mrs. Louise Calmpbell, Home Demonstration leader. Conducted by Miss Myrtle E. Cole, State Clothing Specialist, asisted by ae Mrs. Jeannette Frendberg ; Piano Instruction Studio at 408 2nd St. Varney Flats ‘ { Return us the wrappers from 5 loaves of HUMPTY DUMPTY BREAD and we will give you free, one CHARLIE CHAPLIN RIOT ‘GUN. Get your gun and make\, Ma buy Humpty _ Bread. Pi ‘ g © Ff Barker Bakery 120 3rd Street Mrs. Ray O. Miller, To the Boys and Girls : Miss \Elsie Stark, Burleigh county home demonstration leader. ‘Report of Election committee— Minot. Presentation of officers. Evening Program An extremely interesting program will be given at the Auditorium this evening to which the general public is invited. _ There will be assembly singing. Mu- sical subjects will feature the evening program. The progrdm follows: Assembly singing. Program of music department—-Mrs. John Graham, chairman. Report of chairman. Address (illustrated): Americaniza- tion Through Music, Mrs, /Marx Ob- erndorfer, Chicago, chairman of Music in General Federation of Women’s clubs. Motion picture: Presented by the Society for Visiual Education, Mrs. Guy Blanchard, Chicago, in charge. Adjournment. Meeting of Board of Directors on stage. Delegates Ei Delegates are enthusiastic as the meeting ends at the manner in which Bismarck has entertained them. The Town Criers, Bismarck Commercial club, various religious and fraternal organizations. have put every effort forth to make their stay enjoyable. A citizens’ committee headed by Mr. Whitney rounded up 50 or 60 cars Thursday afternoon and gave’the del- egates a delightfil ride about the city. Points of interest were visited, such as the bridge site at Missouri river, state capitol, penitentiary and the residence: districts. Thursday afternoon's program Was especially -instructive. Mrg, Scheffer lead the assembly singing. A report of the biennial convention was given by Mrs. C. J. Lord and Mrs. W. E. Dickinson. Diseuss Laws The federation then toop up leg- islative matters. Chief Justice Chris- tianson discussed “Present Laws Con- cerning Women and Children.” He gave an exceedingly instructive ad- vlress. Mrs. Agnes Rex, Grand Forks, spoke on eeded Legislation”. and ‘New Obligations of Citizenship” was the topic assigned to Miss Minnie Niel- son. A yocal solo was given by Mrs. Jardine of Fargo.’ County chairmen were introduced and there was the presentation of.a loving cup. These ceremonies were under the direction of Mrs. J. H. Shepherd of Fargo. Thursday evening the annual en- dowment fund benefit entertainment was given at the Auditorium. _Mrs. John Graham was in charge of the program which was prepared under the auspices of the Bismarck Musical club, The concert was enjoyed by a large audience and the best of talent participated in a well balanced pro- gram. “X" CLUB ANNUAL MEETING The home of M.. and ‘mrs. F. L Conklin at 73 Avenue A west was the scene of a very pretty function on Thursday evening of. Club week. The guests of Mrs. Conklin at a five course dinner were the members of the “X” club composed of ex-officers of the state federation. Not all ex- officers. have yet joined the clud but twenty: members accepted | and “gat down to the beautifully appointed dinner in the dining room of the new Conklin home. The occasion was Conklin’s mother, Mrs. Winchester, wife of the late Judge Wincester ot and Dr. Clara Caroline Bismarck, PT LEMON JUICE FOR FRECKLES | Girls! Make beauty lotion for : } ‘a few cents—Try It! Squeeze the juice of two lemons into a bottle containing three ounces of orchard white, shake well, and you have a quarter pint of the best freckle and tan lotion, and com- plexion beautifier, at very, very small cost. 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Ramstad, wife pf Dr. Ramstad of Bismarck, and Mrs. Phil- lip Meyer jalso of Bismarck. guests and hostesses attended the Endowment fund concert. WATSON-MBACI 1AM NUPTIALS A quiet wedding of out of town parties took place last evening at the Presbyterian manse at 9:00 o'clock, the contracting parties be- ingn nema Otis Watson of New 4 ih te (Marion Louise Mea- am “pf Underwood. ..The. officiating clergyman, Kev. H. C.*Postlethwaite, read the beautiful words of the ring service of his church. Accompany- ing the young people were Mrs. J. #8. Tyrell of Underwood, mother of the bride, and Mr. and Mrs. Krist Kjielstrup, 1024 5th Street, Bismarck. After a brief honeymoon (Mr. and Mrs. Watson will be at home to their friends at New Salem. MOTHER! “California Syrup of Figs” Child’s Best Laxative Accept “California Syrup of Figs only—look for the name California on the package, then ‘you are sure your child is having the best and most harmless physic for the little stomach, liver and bowels. 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He de- serves large audiences while here, and Bismarck needs his “Gospel of Good Cheer.” Sunday, October 10th,, 10:45, 3:30-and 7:45 O'eloek Sunday, do themselves the honor of Fourth St. E. F. JORDAN, PH. D., Pastor . csusesdessaioasiesossescise earned FOR MEN ONLY 3:30 O’elgck It is earnestly suggested that businéss and professional men and all men in Bismarck who can pry themselves loose, will facing Dr. James E. Norcross of t New York, Sunday, October 10th, 3:30 o’clock promptly at The First Baptist Church and Avenue B. (BROWN AND OX-BLOOD SHOE POLISHES BEST FOR HOME SHIINES—SAVE THE LEATHER THE BIG VAILUE PACKAGES Also PASTES and LIQUIDS?for Black, Tan and White Shoes THE P. F, DALLEY CORPORATIONS LTD., BUFFALO, N. Y.