The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-01-16
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The drama section Of the Fine Arts
club of Fargo met Yesterday after
noon with the president. Mrs. II. j.
thompson. First ven south. a
business session was held. dur
ing which a communication was read
by Miss Simmons from tho Drama
league. Plans for Il spring pageant
We're also discussed.
Ifnero's "Mid-Channcl" was the
drama taken mp, of which Mrs. r. r.
Welble gave the synopsis. Mrs. Wcible
also gave facts of interest concerning
P1ncro, the man and old some of his
early career. She spoke of the art
of memorizing. and stated q fact
which must appeal to all-that one
must needs discriminate in these busy
days rs to the things worth while. She
said our minds should only strive to
retain those thoughts which are beau
tifnl and fine.
Mrs. bowling n Mrs. Sargent gave
the readings with excellent effect.
While the object OF the author is prc.
senttns the phase of life depicted is
problemetical. an effect is produced
or sufficient importance to set people
thinking regarding existing conditions.
II Woman's club Of Lisbon met
the past week with Mrs. G. Il. Boydon.
the president in the chair. Eleven
members responded to roll call with
quotations from Lowell. Current
events were an interesting part of the
program. Next came correct English
led by Mrs. sprague.
h club decided to have it's an
nuat banquet at the Bradford January
20. TO which the husbands of tho
members are to be invited.
a committee was appointed To ma e
the necessary arrangements as fol-
lows: Miss Cullen. Edith I.aDu. Grace
Allen and Nellie Cooper.
The committee to arrange the next
annual program was named consist :
ing of Mrs. Richards. Mrs. Jones. Sr
and Mrs. Engle.
Mrs. d. A. Dinnie was elected presi-
dent of the United Charities of the
city Of Minot, an organization perfect
ed at a meeting held at the CONNER
cial club rooms Thursday night. Mrs.
l.. ]. Palda is vice president and Mrs.
:. IT,. Wolfe. secretary-treasurer. The
board Of directors will consist of a
member from each church, the w. c.
t. u. each woman's club. each fra
ternal order. and the city and county
commissions Any person contribute
ing to h society may become a mem
Der.
AT a meeting Of the Mandan Musi-
cal club at Mrs. Simpsons Monday
evening, the program was devoted to
a study of the opera "Natoma," most
ably conducted by Mrs. w. w. Fuller.
who read the story Of the play and
the title role.
instrumental and vocal numbers
from the opera were given by Miss
Clara Thorberg and Lloyd Harmon.
Local color was supplied by Spanish
and Mexican dances by the NJ. M. C.
orchestra, Messrs. Hatfield, Harmon
Love Mcfarland and Miss Fannie
Harmon. A Spanish dance was sung
ny a ladies' chorus and danced by Miss
Simpson and Earle Peterson, making
one or n most. complete and we'll
rounded programs given by the club.
The Current Events club Of Crook.
ston met this afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Sam Essential. Last weeks
was given also, owing to the
fact that the club did not meet last
Tuesday. Miss Beth Rapin took the
place of Mrs. Loring. who is out OF
the city. The first program in charge
OF the music section and was as fol.
lows:
american Music and Musi-
Clans Dam ni.r
Piano
ta) ITO a Wild Rose"
(b) T a Water Lily, Mcdowell. .
c lie Printempts.'' Carreno.
L.. Mrs. Loring.
(a) THE Years at the Spring"
(b) My Sweetheart and l." Beach
Co "Tennyson's Maud" BENJAMIN
Whepley.
Miss Wheeler.
Education and Literature.
Brook Farm. Mrs. Vance
"Hawthorne's Impressions Of Com
munity Life".. ....... Mrs. Watts
Concord School of Philosophy'...
Mrs. LOhn
THE Coming American and Ameri-
can Spirit. Mrs. Misner
The Crookston Woman's club met
as usual this afternoon and gave the
following program:
Roll Call-"Facts Concerning Fa.
nous Norwegian Women"
THE Army and Navy Of NORWAY
and Sweden" Mrs. Meller. =,
Rural Life in Norway" Mrs.
Stewart.
Paper Scandinavian Heroes"
Current -EVente... .-s.. ---s-.. .