The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-09-26
". c. A. Educational Work.

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year has not been the outlook in
some time. Already numerous appli-
cations have been made for places in
the various clubs and study classes
and the educational committee is put
ting forth every effort to secure the
most competent teachers. The COM
mlttee whose members are Mrs. H. E.
Simpson. chairman. Miss Beatrice
tombstone. Mrs. A. l. Hunter. Mrs. E.
r. Montgomery. Miss Elizabeth Burr.
Miss Gertrude Skinner. Mrs. F. c.
Massee and Mrs. c. S. Marsden are
making extra plans over previous
way of industrial work for the assoc
citation members n Miss Media Gar
rigues. recently elected general sec.
rotary. is busy arranging the schedule
inc will issue the announcement
folders during the week. Owing to
the absence of Mrs. Simpson who will
not return until October /. Miss John
stone has been acting chairman of
the committee. registration for
classes must be made during the week
of October l to 5, and the outline
OF the years work follows:
English classes will be arrange for
beginners and advanced students.
Miss Emma Yeo. a teacher in the
Belmont school. has been engaged as
instructor for the advanced class but
the teacher for the other class is no
yet announced. The beginners class
In English will be especially devoted
to the instruction of the foreign
speaking girls.
A Conversational club in which will
be taught either German. French or
Scandinavian is to be organized. Only
one language will be offered Blu. this
choice Is left to the decision of the
applicants. The language favored by
the majority will he chosen and a ma
tive teacher will be supplied. This is
one of the new opportunities.
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club is another new offering and this
will be a membership privilege. no
additional fee being required for the
work.
The Dramatic Art and Expression
club will be taught by Miss Porter
field, teacher of expression in the high
school. Miss Porterfeld is arranging
for a splendid course and her hope
l. to give several programs and per
haps a drama or two.
Miss Mary Sutherland will again
have charge Of the classes in domestic
art and domestic science which is as
surance that they will be we'll filled.
AS wal NC WV StdSscS a week IN
domestic science, one whose course
will be especially designed for maids,
and another for young ladies and ma
irons. There will be one class a week
for domestic art.
An Irish Crochet and Embroidery
club will be another membership
privilege but the teacher has not vet
been announced.
The classes in physical work will
begin with the educational classol
and Miss Garrigues will be in charge
until h arrival of the new physical
director who has not yet been secur-
ed. The board. however, is in COM
m~unication with applicants and hope
to have one secured in a very short
time. The promises in this depart
ment are very bright, scores Of school
girls and women having already made
application for places. Last year
there were six classes conducted
throughout the year. each meeting
twice a week and these included one
for grade girls. two for married ladies,
two for business girls and one for
high school girls. There will be six
or more classes this year.
The What's What club for the study
of social form will be resumed and
it also will be a membership privi-
lege.
The Business Girls club will re-
sumo regular weekly meetings the
second week in October and plans
are being made for some very inter-
esting meetings.
The organization Of the Campfire
girls will be the work among the jun
Tors. This is an entirely new venture
which is being recognized all over
the country as a splendid training.
The Campfire girls are organized sim
liar to h Boy Scouts and they work
for honors and for membership in
the three stages. the Wood CATERERS
the Firemakers and the Torch Bear
ers. Certain requirements and tests
are demanded for promotion and the
work will be exceedingly interesting
The Helen Gould club for bible
study will be continued as Miss Goult
has renewed her offer Of giving hand
some bibles to those who do the re
quired bible work. Some Of the mem.
bers are already at work IN the new
offer.
There will be in addition to tn.
Helen Could club two bible stud,
classes. one advanced and one fol
high school girls. and one mission
study class.
To Visit at Fosston.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Brager and bah,
son left yesterday for Fosston. MINI.
where they will enjoy a visit Of a weeI
or two with Mr.. Brager's brother. o
A. Brager and family. Mr.. and Mrs
Brager will return to this city to com
plete their visit with Mrs. Brager',
mother before going to Fargo to re
lside.