The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-09-25
I INFORMATION
CIRCULAR OUT

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the lowest possible rate with clean, at
tractive surroundings Breakfast is
served for those in the house only and
II Is the only meal on sunday.
Vesper services are held every Sum
day from October to June at 4 D. m. in
the Z. w. c. A. par1ors and are fire.
quently followed by social hour Re-
freshments are served and an oppor-
tunity Is given for acquaintance and
general sociability. The services are
short and attractive and some OF the
best talent in Fargo and Moorhead
contribute to the programme with adj
dresses and music. and sometimes the
speaker is gifted one from a distance
All women and girls are cordially well
coined to these meetings, whether
members or not. The following pro-
gramme 10 announced for October:
Oct. 1---Rev. j. NJ Walters, pastor
First M. E. church.
Oct. s-Geneva conference delegates,
Oct. 1b-Miss Evelyn White, general
secretary.
OcI~ zz-neV. A. II. peterson, pastor
First Baptist church.
Oct. 2s--Miss Lillian Topping. super
intendent Florence Crittenton
home.
Special music will be feature OF
each meeting.
n. w. c. A. Classes.
The first term of classes begins Oct.
and ends Dec. %. The classes will
be all held at the association excepting
the adult class in physical culture and
elocution, which meets In the Masonic
temple gymnasium. There will be two
subjects taught under Miss Whites
direction of the Bible class and choice
may be made by those desiring that
study. The English class, which will
be taught by Miss Clara Pollock. will
take up the subject Of American litera-
ture and the class for foreign girls will
be in charge Of Mrs. Stever Of Fargo
college. These classes are free.
The outline for the sewing class is
very interesting and this with the en-
broidery will be under the direction
OF Miss Elizabeth Chesley. Miss Jessie
Hoover of the A. G.. will take the
household economies class and will give
a series Of lectures on paper bag cook
cry. Miss Olah Hill will teach home
decoration, including designing, fooled
leather, wood blocking, and stenciling.
First year German will be given by
Miss Perley of the Fargo college and
the physical culture and elocution by
Miss, Poppler. Crochet in plain Irish
and fancy stitches will be taught by
Miss Mamie Hanson.
The physical culture and elocution
courses will be greatly enlarged upon
this year and the course as outlined be-
low promises to be most interesting:
Adult Class.
First period. physical culture. sarg-
ent system:
Marching. floor work. apparatus
work.
Second period, elocution:
The speaking voice, breath control,
sound moulds. resonance, tone color.
Expression.
Interpretation OF poetry and prose.
Development of power of expression
along the lines of DR.. Emerson's Exolu-
ton Of Expression.
Children, Aged II TO rs Years.
First period. physical culture:
Emerson xercises-developing and
harmonizing exercises.
Second period, elocution:
Speaking voice, exercises in enuncia-
ting, purity of voice.
Literary Interpretation:
Reading OF poetry and bits Of prose
literature suitable to pupils Of this age.
Children, Aged to II Years.
First period. physical culture:
Emerson exercises.
Games.
Second period, elocution:
Speaking voice
Interpretation OF poetry.
Story telling hour is new feature
of this seasons programme and only
girls from IL to is years are eligible to
this class. Mrs. A. G. Arvold will have
charge of the class
One OF the most interesting numbers
Of the entire programme Is the lectures
by local physicians which will be given
once each week on First Aid to the In
jured These lectures are free to all
women.
Monday, . to p. n.-crochet.
Monday, to p. r1.--Bible, gospel
by John.
Monday. Z to 8 p. m.---Adult class in
physical culture and elocution.
Monday. $3.50 p. m.-Lectures on
First Aid to the Injured.
Tuesday, to $3.50 Home decoration
or applied designing.
Tuesday. 1880 to 8: Substitutes in
American lf4erature
Tuesday, to Sherman.
Wednesday, to .. m.-Household
economics.
Thursday, 1880 to Embroidery.
Thursday, 1880 to S:80-Bible. The
King and His Kingdom
Thursday. 7:S0 TO sSewing.
Saturday, 2 to $3.50 p. m.-GirIs aged
II to Is years, physical culture and
elocution.
Saturday. $3.50 to 4:sO p. m.-Girls
aged IL to is years. story telling hour.
Saturday, 5000 p. m.-Girls aged
to II years. physical culture and elo-
cution.