The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-10
will greet her when she appears for
ha honoAf nH khn lihnan..

will greet her when she appears for
the benefit Of the library.
Enough seeds were received from
the government bureau to supply all
Of the Junior gardeners Of this city,
who have spent the last three or
vate gardens. A space of two lots in
the rear of DR.. q. A. Stark's residence
has been ployed and already twenty
nine members of the Junior league
have gardens there. A space equally
large, in front of the d. S. L%ittlehale's
home is now being plowed and will be
seeded by the juniors Saturday. Twen-
tysfive dollars was recently appro-
priated by the civic league as prizes
to be awarded for vegetables and
flowers in the various departments,
the classification not having been
made as yet.
The members Of the Norden Musi-
cal club at Devils Lake are devoting
their attention now to the observance
OF May IL and at that time will pre-
sent a home talent play. They have
selected a Norwegian work, TT!
Saeters,'" a well known drama, and
have selected 4 fine cast.
The Valley City Woman's club met
in annual session Monday afternoon
and elected the following new officers
for the year: President. Mrs. W. W.
smith; vice president, Mrs. George
frldd; secretary-treasurer. Mrs. j. b.
Meyer. The annual reports were
read and Mrs. Van Houten was hos
tess.
The Sorosis club at Valley City will
hold its annual meeting next Monday
afternoon with Mrs. Robert Anderson
and following the business session
two papers will be read. Mrs. John
panese of the United States" and
Mrs. j.. f. Featherstone's topic is
The Negro Problem in the United
States"
The Writer'S section of the Fargo
Fine Arts club met yesterday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Thompson.
The play. THE Boosters which was
written by Mrs. Hazelton's class in
drama, was read by Miss Neil Bish-
op and Miss Azalea Colby. and made
a real hit. 1t is a bright farce. with
a number of inimitable situations, a
plot and denoument that are beautf-
fully handled and worked out. There
are three acts. in which exposition,
complication and solution are aptly
illustrated. and the writer's section
congratulated itself upon the oppor-
tunlty OF enjoying the first hearing.
ed to the public early next fail. 1t is
highly creditable to Mrs. Hazleton
n her students. and shows the re-
suit of deep study of the principles
governing the drama.
AN outline of next years work was
presented by Mrs. Hazleton. in whom
the writer's section of the Fine Arts
cluh enjoys a leader of the highest
type. from both a literary and a per-
guests II number OF members of the
drama section.
Monday afternoon at the Boden-
stab residence in Bismarck, Mes
w. Fl. Bodenstab and V. ]. La
f1ose We're hostesses to the ladies of
me Monday club at a 1 O'Clock
II decorations were
most tastefully arranged in green
n white. the club colors. Dainty
green and white May baskets filled
with ferns and daffodils conferred the
tables. and touches of the same deli
cate colors We're brought out in the
softly shaded lights festooned with
smilax. A delicious luncheon of sew
en- courses We're served. the hostesses
being assisted by Mesdames II. Price
ana lhomaS h. Cayou. Following
the luncheon the final business meet
ing of the club was held, after which
the following officers were elected for
the coming year: President. Mrs r.
r. Flint; vice president, Mrs. F.. A.
Knowles: secretary. Mrs. w. F.. Lahr;
treasurer. Mrs w. Fl. Bodenstab. De-
liehtful musical numbers were given
by Mrs. La Rose and Miss Harmon.
The club has spent a most enjoyable
year In the study of Shakespearean
plays. and their WORK for next year
will be q study of the golden age of
Louis XIV.