The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-10-11
FEDERATED CLUBS MEETING At DEVILS
LAKE IS THE LARGEST HELD IN STATE
Many Important Features of Organizations Activities
considered-Nearly loo Societies Represented and
Sixty Towns Have Sent Delegates


housekeeping and home making She
also urged conservation OF strength
and money by the system work. advis-
ing II clubs to plan II seasons
work thoroughly before spending
money.
Nearly 100 Clubs Represented.
There are delegates here from more
than sixty towns in North Dakota.
representing nearly 100 clubs. as fol-
lows:
Women's Civic league. Franklin
club. Entire Nous and Thursday Musi-
cal club. Grand Forks: Current Events.
F"rtnishtly. Monday club and Moth
crs' club of Bismarck: Tuesday Even
lng club. Bottineau: Women's club,
Bowman: Woman's Improvement
league. Buxton: Fleur de Lis. Cando:
Moments club. Cassc.tnn: NJ. 1. S. club.
cavaliers; Thursday Evening club.
Cleveland: Cogswell Literary club.
Cogswell: Current Events club. Deer
Ing: Twentieth Century club. Shakes
prare club and Study club. Devils
Lake: Equa! Suffrage club and Dorcas
club. Dickinson: Monday Study club.
1,rayton; Woman's Conversation club.
Dacotah club. Woman's Literary club,
Eilendale: Fortnightly club. Musical
club. Round Table club. Woman's club.
Fargo: Saturday cluh. Fcssenden:
Woman's Fo-tnlgktly club. Glen Cllin:
Monday Night club. La Roheme club.
Grafton: Woman's club. Gardena:
Won,an's club. Hankinson: Sorosis
club, Harvey; Civic Improvement
;.agGe, l%lillsboro: Woman.s club,
Jamestown: Woman's club. Kenmare:
Noman's Literary club. L%angford:
Woman's club. Langdon: Tuesday
club, Larimcre; Alfredian club. Leeds:
Woman's club. Civic Improvement
league and Study club. Lidgerwood.
Clio club. Linton: Woman's club, Lis
bon: Musical club. Mandan; Woman's
club. Milton: Woman's club. Wednes-
day Morning Musical club. Art club.
Minot: Woman's Literary club. Min
to; Minerva club. New Rockford:
Woman's Literary club, Northwood;
Woman's club. 'Oakes; Study club.
Pembina: Forschen club. Perth:
Iycfe club. st. Thomas: Myositis
club. Sanborn; Twentieth Century club.
Sheldon: Woman's club. Sykeston: S.
G. club. Tower City; Women's Study
club. Turtle Lake: Domestic club. Inn
provement league, Music club. Shey-
enne club. Sorosis club and Tuesday
club. Valley City: Woman's Literary
club, Walhalla: Entire Nous. West
hope: B. and T. club: Woman's Civic
league, Williston and the Woman'c
club at Wilton. %
Fifteenth Annual Meeting.
The state is divided into nine con-
eressional districts, and the federation
has a membership of more than TO-
O0O. This is the fifteenth annual meet
ing. the federation being organized
and affiliated with the general feder-
alton In June. 1897. The motto of the
organization is: I'm small things,
liberty: in large things. unity. and
In all things. charity"
Not Presidential Year.
This is no a presidential election
year. Mrs. n. G. Young of Fargo being
elected for another year. The officers
to be elected are a vice president at
large. recording secretary. treasurer
and general federation secretary. The
directors whose terms expire this year,
and for whom successors will be elect
ed. are Mrs. j. G.. Forbes of Wahpe-
ton. Mrs. w. l. Stockwell of Fargo
and Mrs. Ross Garfield of Fullerton.
Departments to be ~reorganized for
the year are education. music, arts
and crafts. literature and library. oar
l1mentary badges. reciprocity, house
hold economics. conservation, civic
improvement. legislation. landmarks,
Industrial and social conditions. press
and public health.
Reception Last Evening,
There was an informal reception
last evening at the Commercial club,
to which all clublWomen, guests and
hotesses were invited. Mrs. John Nc
Lean was chairman of the committee
In charge Of this reception. assisted
by Mrs. Silver Serumgard. Miss Ruth
Dodge and Mrs. A. NJ. Powell.