The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-03-13

Members Of tho Ladies Thursday
Musical cub are reminded that tho
March program will he given Thurs
daN afternoon ut $50 O'Clock at the
home If Mrs. + $. Sargent m Reeves
avenue TIL" program will be ON
Snetana'S modern npcra. 18th" Bar
erred Bride and VII he Very fine,
Going abroad This summer.
F'arG" Courier News Mrs. Nit1
stephens. Miss Marguerite Baird and
Miss Im"grne Nichols ar" planning "A
delightful trip abroad, n will prob
hi, sail during ia" first week. al June
hev will VISIT al many European
t"nints. and Miss Baird Will have the
pleasure nj meeting icr brother, Hu-
"ert. VII" is at Oxford.
Debate on Woman suffrage.
Thursday evening ut Fargo In" New
ENGLAND society will hold it's annual
lanqncl nj Prizes ana the tcltur" OF
The evening program is to b. Il debate
IN "Wuman Suffrage" participated i'll
i,y two ladies and tW" gentlemen. Th"
debate will tik NY about an hour
and u halt's time and promises to l',
characterized lI facts. Wit and Wis
dom.
The Gathering "f this society is an
Important social event annually III
Fargo and the members are mo- only
from that .itN but also from Moor
head and other nearby towns. In the
afternoon AT o'clock there is Ia be
= reception for the ladies and at Is
o'clock the banquet will he served.
For the evening an unusually attrar-
live program has been arranged in adj
1iti"n t" the dchat" 'lnd IL is fashion
I'd largely after tho plan of the OLD
N'4u- n | and 1I"cnJtItI Predecessor .gItlH
,t tho Agricultural college will give
the, presidents address and +. II.
blanchard at M"orhead. the oldest
person in the society and u charter
member. VIII" with his wife will he
the guests or honor "n This ocrasioih.
will Civ lri"f "reminiscences of tn"
early DAYS in tn" Rod valley.
The ogra will also include recita-
tinns. music. the "ld-fashion"d neigh
norhood paper and the debate on
Noman S,iffra 60.
Moro Civic lcagmc Recognition.
In tho March number nf tho Amer
lean club Woman. - magazine pub
lishcd in New York city and devoted
to- the activities hf womcn's rluhs and
romincnt nmc in tn" United States
the Grand Forks WoIn"n's civic lea
quo is given recognition us among
the clubs which ar. doing exceptional
work. Thu. reference is as follows:
Grand Forks club women are do
ing such effective civic work that
eastern newspapers are writing edi-
~torials commencing their energy to
other clubs. In addition to the usual
civic work those club women are max
ing thn school houses social economic
centers' whorr mothers and home
makers may get education and re-
'reation otherwise beyond their reach.
This links up with the country life
movement and is Yer popular us we'll
as practical"
Another evidences of tho attention
that has been attracted TO the sue
cess Of the Women's civic league is
the fact that from two Minnesota
cities. Rochester and Fergus Falls.
have written Mrs. Il. \. Sprncue. the
leagues food and market Inspector.
for information concerning the food
inspection aud sanitation work. Mrs.
George J. Allen of Rochester. a prom
inent member of the Women's Civic
league of that city. and wife nf States
Attorney Allen. learned of Mrs.
Sprarue's success through an article
which appeared in the st. Paul Pho
r,eer Press 4 short time ago and she
Immediately wrote for information.
statiny that IL Grand Forks could
nave a food and nlarke, Inspector. she
didn't sec why Rochester couldn't.
Mrs. -Allen stated that the Rochester
league had tried 10 Esvc it's grocers.
meat markets and bakers adopt sant-
AIRY methods bit had made TO head
way so she asked Mrs. Sprasue q great
many questions when sl,e eractously
answered n Mrs. Allen was to pre-
sent this rcpor, at the Rochester
meeting scheduled for yesterday aft
"rnoon Tho Rochester league has Il
membership Of 100 ONE and they
"rnplov the visiting nurse.
Mrs. Robert llama of the Town
improvement, society at Fergus Falls
wrote for the plan the Grand Forks
wonlen used in bringing abou, the
"ity's remarkable cleanliness. She
especially desired information on the
matter OF disposing of garbage and
keeping the streets and alleys clear
Ut papers and other waste. In re-
Spouse to Mrs. %Spragiie's answer Mrs.
Hannah wrote tina: the Fergus Falls
society would endeavor to have some
Naluahle city ordinances similar TO
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