The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-10-05

as much. as possible to improve con.
ditions which may present themselves
a being eepsnstsHsevision..
Program ~ Elaborate.
An elaborate program has been pre-
pared for the federation meeting and
it, was made public today. The meet
ings open with a session Of the exec
utive board and the presentation Of
credentials following which there
will be department conferences. oc-
cupying the entire day. In the fore
noon Of Wednesday the regular ses-
sions will be opened, DR.. Anna B.
Shortridge of Devils Lake delivering
man Swenson: Of Mtnot will respond.
Then will come the reports of officers,
as follows: Vice president at large.
Mrs. H. L. Bolley. Fargo: recording
secretary. Mrs. S. A. Simmerman,
Valley City: corresponding secretary,
Mrs. ]. H. Shepperd, Fargo; treasurer,
Mrs. L. b. Dochterman, Williston: au-
ditor. Mrs. E. B. Page, Devils Lake:
general federation secretary: Mrs. A.
the following reports from district
heads: Mrs. Perry Parker. Cando:
Miss Louise T. Reeve. Buxton; Mrs.
J. w. Fulshie, Cakes; Mrs. T. A. Bou-
dan Jamestown. Mrs. E. j. Taylor,
Bismarck: Mrs. T. D. Casey. Grafton:
Mrs. A. A. Carr. Minot: Mrs. T. N.
-Yeomans, Lansford, and Mrs. w. H.
Stutsman. Mandan.
Committees to Report.
reports of the committees. as follows:
Educational. Miss Minnie Nelson.
Valley City; music. Miss Fannie g..
Amidon. Valley City: library, Miss
Hattie May, Caselton; parliamentary,
Mrs. Andrew Blewett, Jamestown;
badges, Mrs. e. B. Page. Devils Lake:
reciprocity. Mrs. g. F. Dullam. Bis
marck; household economics. Miss
Nellie Farnsworth. Valley City; con-
dom: civic improvement, Mrs. Walter
Reed. Armenia; legislation, Mrs. Min
ME c. Budlong. Bismarck; land
marks. Mrs. c. f. Amidon. Fargo;
public health. Mrs. e. P. Quain, Bis
marck. In the evening there will be
a faculty concert by the faculty Of
Wesley college. Grand Forks.
Thursday morning there will be the
election of delegates to the biennial
ment fund committee by Mrs. c. J.
Lord Of Park River, and the reports
Of clubs. In the afternoon will
come the report Of the committee on
social and Industrial conditions on
the farm. There. will be a paper BY
Mrs. F. H. Wilder on Sociology OF
North Dakota" n by Mrs. r. r.
Fairfield of Gardena on What Coun-
try Clubs Desire of the Federation Of
Women's Clubs" and one by Mrs. j.
A. Bailey of Pembina on "Co-opera-
ton Of Clubs with County Superin-
tendents to Effect Neighborhood Cen
ters." Then will come a symposium
on What Some Of Our Committees
Can Do in Rural Work"
To Review Progress. .
In the evening there will be the
federation of ten and q review Of the
fifteen years of existence Of the club.
MRS. w. 3. Lauder OF Wahpeton will
discuss the first five years: Mrs. n. a.
Oliver OF Lisbon will discuss the Sec
ond five years. and Mrs Frank White
OF Valley City will discuss the third
five years. Then will come the an
nual address of the president. Mrs. N.
G. Young.
Friday morning the concluding
business session will take place.
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People won't drink too much ice
water at this time of the year IL
they can't get it.
IT Is possible for a man to become
80 ornery people won't believe his
confessions.
What has become Of the old-fash-
Toned man who had his neckties tied
at the factory? =.
There are various notions II a good
time: a boy rather enjoys being
caught GU in. the rain.