The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-03-12

Inc proceeds arc TO be used toward
civic Improvement and those taking
part in the play arc Mrs. Often. Mrs.
Wohinick. Mrs. Mcintosh. Mrs. Rob-
HE, Mrs. Callahan. Mrs. j. O.. Plantc.
Mrs. Mcbride. Mrs. Pratt. Mrs. Wick,
Mrs. Eurdick. Mrs. Folsom. Miss Lizzie
H"hlcr. Aln1oh Norton, MIR Sport and
Mi. NanCamp.
The School Center club at Maxbass
Will hear WHIST the Better Farming
association is going 10 do for Hastings
township at Tho. meeting to he held at
tho school House TUESDAY evening and
IN" s~ncakersAtill hc George T. Sidener.
the commissioner for thai district.
There will il" orchestra music. vocal
solos and rridings and tho question
Ter debate Will lro "~Itrsolvcd. that SUI
gar boots ana corn will pay better in
i~'"ttln"i', ""'atV than alfalfa and po-
i'tots. The decision will he by bal
!"1 "t all rr"S' nj. both men and WON.
III. McssrS. HrmiS and Gctschcl will
argue for the affirmative and Messrs.
S"huh,cis and Newman for the g
tive.
IT," Ls,o., Moman's club met Al,
tn" DEM" ri laifss Edith IADu. NOM
i,n'ts answering TO roll call with quota
i"h4 from Mrs. Browning.
A;t"r thu usual business session Mrs.
William Jones. ST., lead the lesson
in cnrrnc, English. Current vents
"er" ~rssron'1ed to by all members
present.
Tho cnmnnttee ON district federation
%"nr0r1cl progress. The program COM
Mite" mad" II partial report on out
't'lEE IN" york for the mex, year.
Tho club adjourned tn nee, at the
hnm" "f Mrs. Medh"ry on March 10.
81 toy tI;.al s. t,,f Co..
served ny tho hostess.
Mrs. G. G. Davis entertained the
FLASHER Current Event club at the
home Of Mrs. w. l.. Berricr on Mon
o'iN. and the following interesting pro-
gram was carried out: Instrumental
ole. Miss Ethel King: vocal solo, Mrs.
i:aNnnond Gait: ladies trio. Mrs. Han
await Mrs. l<leve II Mrs. Spiel
man: paper IN Handel. Mrs. W. r.
BerrieT: ''liandel's Musical Career"
by. Mrs. J. r. Kruger: instrumental
snl". Miss Kate Grahenhorst: ladies'
quartet. Mrs. carrier. Mrs. .%eely. Mrs.
kru"s"r and Miss Palmeter: instru-
mental SOLO Mrs. Spielman: instru.
mental duct. Mrs. Killing and Mrs.
kleve: vocal solo. Mrs. Hanawalt: yo-
cal duet, Mrs. Killing and Mrs. Davis.
Inc WomanIs Study club at VIM
biedon held it's regular session Thurs.
day evening with Miss Henderson, hos.
tess. Response to roll call was "Na-
tlv" Birds" md "l"lowers." The bust
ness meeting was unusually lengthy,
but subjects discussed We're finally re-
lrrred I" the standing committees.
CONSERVATION of the Birds and Flow
r''s of North, Dakota was the subiec.
OF Mrs. Bcrlin's paper which was read
ny Mrs. Coleman. She said that many
species w"ro on the edge of extinction
II enumerated the forces working
;'sianst bird Iife. that game laws were
OF enforced. and if birds should be
entirely eHtrrminated the world would
become uninllab misunderstanding clearlv'
farmer was dependent on them as on
neat and moisture. She said a gen
eral knowledge of plant life and Of
Wild flowers should he taught in pub.
lie schools. that children should be
taught TO respect the individuality Of
plant life. Mrs. Cox then read a
on How to Cooperate With the
Audubon Society,"" giving many prac.
'lcal hints. also showing what has been