The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-29
WOMEN'S CLUBS

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The Woman's club at Cakes has a
very nice auxiliary in the organiza-
ton of the little folks into Clean
City club. The children can get a but
ton by going to the public library on
Wednesday or Saturday afternoons, and
signing a pledge. Many of the little
folks are busy picking up papers and
other things that blow about. An or
ganized movement of this kind can not
but help the looks of the city.
The Devils Lake Woman's Chris
tian Temperance union is preparing to
entertain the First district convention
in that city, June 6, and 8. The First
district comprises the counties Of Ram
sey Towner and Rolette and represen-
tatives from the unions in each of the
counties will be present. This organi-
cation has the honor of being the first
of its kind in the state Mrs. Edna
Marks was the first president. The
present officers are
President-Mrs. Necia Buck Of Stark
weather.
Vice President-Mrs. Maggie Mar
kell of Rolla.
Corresponding Secretary-Mr Edna
Salmons of Candos
Recording Secretary - Mrs. Mary
Haig.
Treasurer-Mrs. Carrie Madison Of
Cando.
Mrs. Lena Hartzell Wallace, ma
tional lecturer and organizer of KAN
sas City, Kan, will be present during
the convention and will deliver an adj
dress on the evening of June Z. A
medal contest under the direction Of
Mrs. Gull Of Crary viii be given the
evening of June 6.
The Woman's club of Mayville will
entertain the Third district of the Fed
GRAFTON of Women's clubs, Saturday,
May s. The spirit of cordial antici-
patton which has marked all their
preparations forecast it as an event to
which all may look forward to with
pleasure.
A recent and altogether laudable idea
of the Washington Neighborhood is
DClA6 OCSunl uluEI TIC QlEGCLlOn Oh
Mrs. Klinsman and Mrs. F. A. Bristol
that of organizing a German English
class. Those of the neighborhood who
cannot read or write in English will
make up the class. which will prove Of
great benefit to many.
A meeting Of the federated clubs of
the First judicial district of the North
Dakota Federation of Woman's clubs
will be called by the vice president,
Mrs. Albert A. Davis of Larimore, to
be held in that city some time in
May and for the first time Grand
Forks will be represented in that body.
The applications of the Grand Forks
Women's Civic league, the Franklin
club and the Entire Nous club sent
in some weeks ago, have been favor
ably considered and that their mem
bership in the state organization is
appreciated has been demonstrated al
ready. Mrs. r. A. Sprague, pure food
inspector for the civic league and
Mrs. Scott Rex, president of the same
organization have been appointed to
places on the standing committees.
Mrs. Rex. has been named chairman
of the civic Improvement committee
of the state federation and Mrs.
Sprague is a member of the. health
committee The other clubs in the
First district are the Women's Literary
club of Northwood and the Tuesday
club of Larimore, but the neighboring
clubs Of Inkster and Fergus will also
be invited to attend. The members Of
the Larimore Tuesday club will enter
tain the visitors and luncheon will be
served by the high school domestic
science class. The state president, Mrs.
n. G. Young of this city has accepted
an invitation to be present, which
bespeaks day OF much pleasure and
profit for all who attend Mrs. Young
Is an able speaker and wide-awake to
all that concerns the women of the
state. The programme will be given
In the assembly room OF the high
school in Larimore, forenoon and aft
ernoon, and will be open to the pubs
lie. All women are cordially invited
to attend, whether club workers or
not.
Thirty ambitious boys of Grand
! Forks. all willing workers for the
Women's Civic league, met Thursday
evening at the home OF Mrs L. x. Ray
mond jr.. in that city and organized
themselves into junior league. Aft
Ter a splendid talk BY Mrs. Raymond
on plans for the summer work, the
Iboys elected Roy F'laherty president