The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-03-25
CLUB NOTES

The annual spring meeting Of the
Board OF the State Federation of Wom-
ems clubs will be held at the home OF
Mrs. N. c. Young, state president, in
this city on Wednesday Of next week.
The members of the board include:
Mrs. F. L. McVey of Grand Forks, Mrs
w. A. Mcintyre Of Langdon, Mrs. o.
w. McClusky Of Darlington, Mrs. A.
NJ. Burt of jamestown, Mrs. John
Burke of Bismarck, Mrs. C.. w. Kelly
of Devils Lake, Mrs. r. M. Pollock of
Fargo, Dr.. Anna B. Shortridge OF
Devils Lake, Mrs. S. J.. Lyman of
Minot, Mrs. W. S. Lauder of Wahpe-
ton, Mrs. c. ]. Lord Of Cando. Mrs.
H. S. Oliver of Lisbon and Mrs. Frank
White of Valley City.
Fargo, HiIlsboro, Mayville, Tower
City, Buxton and Casselton will send
delegates to the spring gathering of
the third district of the state fedora
ion which will be held at Hope. N. D.
The Hope Woman's club will be host
esses and an interesting meeting is
anticipated. Miss Louise T. Reeve Of
Buxton is president Of this district.
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chosen at the next regular meetings.
It has been the custom for several of
the ladies from each club to go beside
the presidents and one other delegate.
Appointments will be announced later.
The dramatic section of the Fine
Arts club met this afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. F. j. Thompson for the
election of officers. The matter of a
delegate to the third district meeting
was also taken up. Following the
general meeting Of the club on last
week, when the constitution was
adopted and officers elected for the
new year, the five sections, according
to the new order of things hold their
meetings for election OF officers. The
sociological section met on Friday aft
ernoon of last week and chose DR..
Ella Lonn as president and Miss YER
Planck as secretary-treasurer. After
the business session a very pleasing
programme was rendered. The other
three sections will meet during the
week.
The Round Table club is scheduled
to meet this week with Mrs. Haxby.
The subjects of study will be Herman
Suderman, and Miss Randlett will dis
cuss selection from Magda and John
the Baptist. Mrs. F. o. Schlipf will
have a paper on Religious Painters.
The Fargo Woman's club will meet
next Friday with Mrs. Baldwin and
the programme will be a miscellaneous
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Laws for Women in North Dakota.
Mrs. Barns will discuss Difficulties
and Dangers Confronting the Work
ing Woman, and Mrs. Remington will
give a review of The House Of Bond
age.
The Woman's club of Moorhead is
scheduled to meet Friday with Mrs.
Sweningsen and will study the Mod
ern School. of Nature Study. Mrs.
Askegaard will give a sketch of Ernest
Seton Thompson and a reading from
Wild Annals / Have Known. There
will be a sketch of William J. Long
and Of G.. c. d. Roberts with a read
ing from the works of the latter. Miss
Deans will give. a criticism OF The
Modern School of Nature Study. Mrs.
Harris will lead the discussion.
This is the time of year when the
Civic leagues are at their best, and in
North Dakota there are q number of
leagues who are doing exceptionally
fine work. Grand Forks, for instance,
is attracting attention from clubs all
over the country for their excellent
work. The object OF the leagues in
planning and executing schemes for
clean and up-to-date cities is worthy
Of the best boosting that true boost
ers can give. AT Valley city the I'M
provement league is making prepara-
tons to hold a county fair on April Ia
and is for the purpose " raising funds
for the summers work. Exact plans
have not been laid, but the people OF
that vicinity are displaying encourag-
ing interest. The Civic league of Man
dan are making plans for a campaign
for a bigger, better and more beauti-
full Mandan." AT q fscsEt meeting
the ladies talked over the work OF last
summer and discussed new and larger
plans for this spring and summer
Mrs. 6. "A. stark, superintendent OF
the league has secured several hum
dred packages OF sample seed from
Congressman Hanna, which win be put
to good use in the ehiIdren's garden
ing work. 1t Is planned to have gar