The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-07-25
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program for the state convention Of
the Minnesota federation to be held
at Dodge Center September II. Is
and ~. The program committee
which is now beginning h arrange
ment of the order Of business for the
Theopold OF Farihault. Mrs. w. B.
MacLean of Minneapolis. Mrs. Mar
tin Moliiter Of st. cloud and Mrs.
George Meyers of Dodge Center.
There is but one club at Dodge
Center, an organization Of thirty
women called the F~ortnightly club.
Mrs. e. E. Abbott is president and
town already is making preparations
for the entertainment OF the dele.
gates. Rochester probably will help
to house the visitors.
Many Of the Minnesota delegates to
the hiennial have not yet returned
of Fergus Falls. retiring secretary of
the general federation, returned las:
week. Mrs. Robert Me of T%aribault.
secretary Of the Minnesota federation.
will return with Mrs. Loyhed next
week.
The variety and strenuous eaarac-
ter Of the games INDUCED in by the
college girl astonishes all who are
,~nacquainted with prevailing condi-
tons in institutions such as Nassar.
Bryn Mawr. Smith, Wellesley and
Holyoke. to mention only a few of
the more representative women's col
leges. 1t is safe to say thai there is
not a game PLAYED by men that has
not :ts enthusiast adherents in the
girls colleges. At Smith and Bryn
Mawr basketball is the event =" .ehief
Importance. the teams sent out by
the latter institution being quite re-
nowned. while at Eassar tennis "N",-
petes in interest With basketball and
Eolvoke, though not as ~pretentious
rs Nassar, has its sports and field dav
and at n time they boosted a -'nk-
polo club that was the feature of the
winter life. Ever baseball has its
votaries, and the Nassar field day in
spring would do fair credit to an attn
letic club meet With its 100 yard dash,
220 yard dash, relay races. ru~g
standing broad jump. fence vault,
basketball throw. baseball throw. and
putting h eight pound shot all on
the program. The scene in teh arena
of the grassy circle screened by its
Ia! evergreens. is a gay and animat-
The mink V on a Tassar girls sweat
or. indicating that she has brok
Mrs, Olga Roosevelt Bayne. wife of
Or. Joseph Breckenridge Bayne OF
Washington. AND 4 cousin Of Colonel
Theodore Roosevelt. Yesterday vas
awarded her interest in the estate of
who died July 90, 1894. leaving the
bulk of her estate to her daughter.
w'ho was then 5 years old. It amount
ed to more than s2S5.0oo. and Is the
second legacy received by Mrs. Bayne
within a month. the first being a be-
quest Of s350,000, held in trust under
the will of her grandfather. Lorenzo
G. Woodhouse of Burlington. Vt.
Mrs. Bayne. who was married to
DR.. Bavne on Nov. Is, 1911. became
of age on April 6 last. and the court
yesterday DISCHARGED her guardian.
Robert 3. Roosevelt. Jr. Three years
2 she inherited 100000 from the
Princess Mary. the brightest men,
Der of the English royal family. has
inherited the masterful characteris-
tics of her mother. the queen. She
rules her five brothers like an eldest
child. although two Of them are older
than she is. and they refer all their
cheerful denleanor in public that
serves to make her popular.
Court people now speak Of Queen
Mary's surroundings at the arctic
circle" as she is getting more re-
served and oppressive every day. They
sigh for the days of the incense
qnent, unpunetual. capricious but al
WAYS cherry and charming queen
Alexandra.
There is a strong disposition in
royal circles to bring into the lime
light Of public life the various mem
bers Of the royal family. When the
rev government buildings in India
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VII be form allv opened bv the Prince
Of Wales. The king is anxious that
nothing should interfere with this
plan. and the queen is said to have
suggested it.
Furthermore. the king has set his
heart upon having a member of the
royal family at the head of he eyecu-
from Calcutta to Delhi takes place.
and Prince Arthur of Connaught is 10
he the new vioeroy. Sav that he is
a bachelor. he is in every way quail
fed for the position. He will remain
in India the full term and will be
succeeded by another member of the
royal family. by which time, it is
hoped. that n of the kings sons
will take up the position. thus main
tanning the ~siceroyalty in royal hands
indefinitely. Canada is also to be so
favored.
Tickle Newport has chosen another
'prettiest girl" b%estoWing the title,
for the day. at least. upon Miss Es-
ther Moreland. eldest daughter II
Mr.. and Mrs. Moreland of Pittsbure.
and a niece of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Marye of Washington. who are one
ing their first season here in the
Thomas villa, formerly occupied by
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Goelet.
But Miss Moreland has a more in.
teresting n a really unique distinc.
ZION. She never wears the same dress
twice.
Although her costumes are the most
fetching that have been seen so far
this season at the report where fash.
ion reigns. none of them G the
second time.
Although they bear the unmistaka Z.
BILE marks of the handicraft Of IA.
nous and high priced dressmakers. a
gown that may have been a month
In the making is lucky If 1t is worn
half a day by the new princess of
Newport. Once taken off, it is dis.
carded forever. II reports of Miss
Moreland's passion for new clothes
are true.
Certain it is that she has never been
seen twice in the same costume dur
ing the week which she has spent
here. ~
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