The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 13, 1934, Page 5

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE FRIDAY, APRIL 13, 19: Pioneer Group Signs 77 Charter Members Chapter Formed Here Thursday Evening Is Second Largest of Three in State The Bismarck chapter of Pioneer Daughters of North Dakota was or- ganized with 79 charter members at @ meeting held at the Grand Pacific hotel parlor Thursday evening with Mrs. Florence H. Davis, president of the eighth district, North Dakota Federation of Women’s clubs, as chair- man, ‘ Miss Marie Huber, county superin- tendent of schools, was elected presi- dent and Mrs. Davis was named to the office of historian. Other offi- cers of the chapter are Mrs. Emma Weiss Nuessle, vice president; Miss Catherine E. Morris, second vice President; Mrs. Martha Peterson Wet- more, recording secretary; Miss La- vina Register, corresponding secretary, and Mrs. Minnie Larson Shuman, treasurer. The third Monday of each month was set as the regular meeting date, with the first regular meeting to oc- cur on Monday, May 21. A committee appointed to secure the meeting place includes Miss Morris, Miss Maude Schroeder and Miss Huber. With chapters already organized at Fargo and Valley City, the Bismarck organization is the third to be formed in the state under auspices of the North Dakota Federation of Women’s clubs. There are about 225 members in the Fargo chapter and about 55 in that at Valley City, making the local group the second largest. Constitution Adopted - ‘The purpose as outlined in the con- stitution and by-laws adopted at the 3; 1—To ‘women who pioneered in North Da- kota; 2—To perpetuate the history and promote the resources and activi- ties of the state. Membership in the chapter will be open at any time to any woman who is @ descendant from a woman who was married and settled in North Da- ‘kota before the admission of the state to the Union in 1889, provided the ap- Plicant is a direct blood descendant and is acceptable to the club. Annual membership dues are $1. Several women who attended the preliminary meeting last Friday evening will be added to the charter membership Ust at a later date. Mrs. Davis, the presiding officer, suggested the appropriateness of April 12, 1934, as the date for organizing the chapter when she recalled that the worst blizzard in the history of the state occurred on April 12, 1893. Others assisting with the organization were Miss Huber who was secretary {for the meeting and Miss Anna D. Burr, who acted as treasurer. Three pioneer mothers who were present were made honorary members. They are Mrs. William A. Falconer, Mrs. Henry W. Richholt and Mrs. Charles L. Pearce. ‘The women present drew up a roll of pioneer mothers and also began & memory roll: of deceased pioneer mothers. Both lists will be completed a8 @ project of the group. 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Burr, Mrs. Jessie Wise Mai- son, Mrs. Mabel Hunt Penwarden, Mrs. Nuessle, Mrs. Elsa Finley Mc- Curdy, Mrs. Cora Strauss McLean, Mrs, Margaret Arason Halldorson, Mrs. Emma Bentley Falconer, Mrs, Veva Allensworth Slorby, Miss Bes- sie Thompson, Mrs. Marie Stensland Jansonius, Mrs. Alice Godfrey Col- berg, Mrs. Regina Settevig Lee, Mrs. Nan Mudgett Hollingsworth, Miss Marion Lewis, Mrs. Matilda Knutson Corwin, Mrs. Jennie Griffin Rich- holt, Mrs. Wetmore, Mrs. Elvira Pe- Mrs. Arlene White terson Crawford, Miss Julia Wetmore, Mrs. Grace O’Brien Leifur, Mrs. Mil- dred Fried Simle, Mrs. Zoe Watson Wigley, Mrs. Ruth Nichols Ritterbush, Mrs. Mabel Wheeler Riggs, Miss Ruth Aune, Mrs. Lillian Anderson Aune, Miss Register, Mrs. Adelaide Albers Mahiman, Mrs. Elinor Logan Ward, Mrs. Anna Logan Taylor of Wilton, Miss Irma Logan, Miss Charlotte Lo- Genevieve LaFrance, Mrs. Hazel Hub- bard Eppler, Mrs. Frances Kelly Lipp, Miss‘ Maude Schroeder, Miss Ella Schroeder, Mrs. Mary Bellisle Wil- liams, Mrs. Hilda Satterlund Wenz, Miss Florence E. 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O.| agroup of Lucas lunchroom employes. eek Synodical Meetings Are Opening Tuesday Mrs. R. M, Graham of Philadelphia, Pa., representative of the woman's di- vision of the Presbyterian church board of foreign missions, will begin a series of visits to North Dakota Presbyterian Synodical societies next Tuesday at Sheldon, according to an- nouncement by Miss Anna D. Burr, 702 Fourth 8t., state president. Mrs. Graham will be the guest of the Ellendale Presbyterian church Sunday and Tuesday will meet Miss Burr, who is to accompany her in her Meg throughout the state, at Shel- ion, The Oakes presbyterial division of the Synodical society will be in ses- ston at Sheldon, with Mrs, Emmette McKenna, Edgeley, presiding. The Fargo presbyterial society meets at Mapleton Wednesday and Thursday, April 18-19, with Mrs. Wil- liam J. Sherwin, Sharon, iaveniine: Jamestown Friday, April 20, Mrs. Catia will be the guest of the Jamestown Pres- |. byterian church, speaking at James. town college at 10 o'clock and at a/% chureh Sunday, April 23. Mrs. Graham and Miss Burr will attend the Bismarck meeting at New Salem at which Mrs. R. L. Phelps, Steele, will preside, Monday and Tuesday, April 23-26. Thursday and Friday, April 26-27, they will be guests of the Minot pres- byterial meeting at Stanley. Mrs. A. L. Anderson, Stanley, is president, Mrs, Graham 1s to be the guest of the Minot Presbyterian church Sun- day, April 29. At Rugby April 30 The Minnewaukan presbyterial, of which Mrs, J. A. Shannon, Devils Lake, is president, meets at Rugby, April 30 and May 1. During the meeting of Pembina presbyterial scheduled for Emerado will be celebrated. In connection with the regular meeting, there will be @ memorial service for the presi- dents and members who have died. The women of the Emerado church will give an anniversary banquet at which Mrs, Graham will be the speaker. Mrs, E. Franklyn, who re- Of Auxiliary Contest be ‘Mrs. W. A. Haghes, 616 Seventh 8t., Legion paper entitled “My American Creed.” The winning paper in the local con- test will be submitted to the third district committeewoman, Mrs. F. J. 0 ro} Predericks, Valley City, and if it wins|| Patterson’s = in the district contest will be forward- or Oven €4 to the state contest. White, rye or whole, Tc Miss Mildred I. Hoff of the high clot fueting ts ti erieyn 06 tins con | (eerie ceases noon luncheon of Gad Presbyterian | % Women’s Missit “World Friendship Tues Christ” | % is the subject which Mrs. Graham has | % chosen for an address at the morning | % services at the local Presbyterian |} ‘last detail. STYLES FOR SPRING poe 86 footwear problems when your chelee is \COCK fi HoES Designed bor women who ian the ‘perfectibn of their costuming to the very: _ .. 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