The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-11-10
About Canadian Rockies.

Heard About Canadian Rockies,
The beauties of the valleys an,
peaks Of the Canadian Rockies wer
set forth in story. picture and SON
at the meeting Of the Franklin clul
held last evening at the residence a
President and Mrs. +. L. McVey ::
University Place and Il more thor
oughlN interesting and cntertainin,
gathering has not been the pleasure
of the club members for some time
Dean and Mrs. E. j. Babcock wer
the assisting host and hostess an
considering the inclemency of tn,
weather the attendance was excep
tionally good. While the club mem
bers We're gathering Miss Gail Ridg
way entertained delightfully."- with
pleasing violin number aud for tn,
program h company repaired to tn,
large assembly room on the thirt
floor.
Professor \. q. Leonard who ha
travelled extensively through tn,
Rocky Mountain region was the frs
speaker and he preceded his illus
tratirc talk with Il short paper ol
the formation and construction of tn,
Canadian Rockies and compared
them with other ranges. lilo thel
outlined Il course of travel. namin,
the u interesting places to ST,
when OH Il trip from the west to tn,
east. and showed about fifty stcreop
tican views of the magnificent beau
ties of nature in that region. Amons
his views were scenes bou Glacier
Field. Hector. Laggan and its eXQuis
tie Lake Louise. Ten Peak vale.
where there are ten mountains owe
10000 feet high and Paradise valley
He gave Il most interesting description
of each view and made his listener
faol that fhnH. Wnrn tn fho yti.jSt n1
that picturesque region.
DIR. Gottfried Hult completed tho
evenings excellent program with the
reading of four beautiful poems OF
his w writing. all inspired by the
beauties Of natural scenery. One ol
exquisite charm was on Lake Louis,
and another vas on the ascent of Il
mountain. DR.. Hult's writings are al.
ways beautiful but those selected 70,
last evening We're so appropriate tc
the program that they seemed Of rur.
est poetic charm.
The hostcsses served a delicious
lunch during the evenings social hour
and We're assisted III this pleasure by
Miss Randolph. Miss Salisbury and
Miss White. The next meeting will
be held on December i and the sub
.iect will be woman Suffrage" Mrs
q. NJ. Williamson and Mrs. a. a.
6ruce VIII he The hOSteSSeS.
Visiting Nurse Committee Active.
The visiting nurse committee of the
Associated Charities held its first reg
ular meeting for the new year at the
Y. w. c. \. parlors this morning and
Mrs. Tracy r. Bangs. the chairman,
presided. Among the first business
the club had occasion to express its
hearty thanks for Il donation of s25
presented by Mrs. w. r. N%anderhocf
In behalf of the Really club. a social
organization OF a few young married
women of the city who have done
much charitable work in past years.
The members discussed the work for
the year and plans for carrying out
the various tasks and this resulted in
the division of the committee into six
subcommittee each. of which will
look after Il different phase of the Wis
iting nurse work.
Mrs. a. 7. Hunter has been elected
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of the committee
and Miss Florence Palmer who is a
subcommittee as her y. w. C. a. work
takes up all her time. Mrs. Bangs an
nonnced the appointments as follows:
Closet and hospital supplies-Mrs.
H. :. Sargent, Mrs. j. G. LeBeau, Mrs.
w. E.. Fuller.
Invalid diet-Mrs. o. j. Barnes, Mrs.
NJ. F. Murphy, Mrs. +. f. Stokes. Mrs.
w. Fl. Alexander. Mrs. James Dinnie.
Infant outtits-Mts. l.. l.. Eckman.
Mrs. J. f. Sheehy. Mrs. c. p. Trepan-
Ter. Mrs. j. s. Hatcher.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. II. w. Whit
comb, Mrs. r. A. jackson. Mrs. II. Is.
Finch.
Social hetterment-Mrs. r.. D.
Campbell. Mrs. Fl. J.. Withheld, Mrs.
w. S. Regg.
Christmas giving-Mrs. j. Walker
Smith. Mrs. I. j. Smith. Mrs. l.. X.
Hassell. Mrs. George Veitch.
Childrcn's Glass Recital.
Forks School Of Music will give the
following program at the recital hall,
Security block. Saturday afternoon,
beginning 4:30 o'clock. All parents
and friends are cordially invited.
Etude Gurlitt
Ardis Gilmore.
The Leaves Party. ....... .Gaynor
Jean Wilmarth.
Melody Rogers
Louise Ryan.
Topsy Turvy. .Cramm
Marion Lond.
AT the Fair .Sochtine
Mildred odell.
Marchc Giese
Mabel Perrott.
"ditH Missa
Alvah Spriggs.
Duette-Spring's Charm. ..Lcnecke
Primo by Henry LeDaum.
Faith Grifith. epS''o'nf
! Bertin
Helen Evans.
Study for left hand aIone-Croshv
Adams
Margaret Shulze.
(aD The Shepherdess
CD Arabesque. ....... Burgmullel
Marie Vale.
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Q. \. T. Club Organized.
a bevy of university girls have or.
ganized a sewing club to meet ever,
Saturday afternoon and it has beer
given as its name the @. a. T. Mis-.
Alice Dinnie will be hostess
afternoon and after the sewing hour q
dainty lunch will be served. Mis-:
Vera Stinson will entertain next wcel
and the club members are Misse.
Bcrnice Clarke, Stella Archer, Bessie
Mcbride. Alice Dinnie, Eleanor Houle
Gladys Helgescn. Exine Robertson
Irma Mallory, Vera Stinson and C;rac.
McCallum.
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