The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-12-17

~. O. Ramstad. The following are
the members Of the club: Mesdames
John Burke. Minnie Budlong, P. q.
Byrne. II. G. Fish. e. B. Goss, C.. w.
Harris. G. N. Kirk. p. ]. Meyers. MIR.
Moore. Robt. Orr. N. o. Ramstad. q.
smythe. E. ]. Taylor. Geo. VIII and
c. L. Young.
Saturday afternoon the Lisbon
Women's club met al the home Of
Mrs. c. E. Boyden. Nineteen mem
bers responded to roll call with cur
rent events. After the business ses-
sion q study Of Sir Walter Scott and
MS works was taken up with Mrs. L.
B. Adair as leader. Mrs. Adair gave
he biography of the famous author.
which was followed by a sketch Of
The Lady Of the Lake" by Mrs. M. l..
Richards. In connection with this
Mrs. Adair related some interesting
personal "reminiscences of Stirling
Castle. The next number was an ex-
c%ellently prepared condensation Of
member of the club quoted from the
works of Scott some favorite passage.
thus contributing to the interest
awakened in the Wizard of the
North" Mrs. Parker's paper on THE
World Wide Sweep Of Socialism" was
we'll written. we'll read and much en-
1oyed. As this meeting closed the first
half of the years work for the club,
the president made a brief address. re-
viewing the achievements of the
months past. f%elicitating the members
on their faithfulness and interest and
wishing them JOY in h approaching
holiday season. Following adjourn
ment the hostess served delicious re-
freshments and the ladies spent an en-
joyable social hour.
tertained Friday evening by Mrs. ]. 8.
Stevenson and Mrs. II. w. DiZeotell.
Twenty-four members were present.
and at roll call. quotations were given
from James Whitcomb Riley. An in
teresting paper on the poets life was
read by H. w. Dizeotell.
The program follows:
Piano Solo-Miss Henry.
Reading, "Courin' Miss Margaret
Machines.
Vocal Solo, Not a Pitcher Was
Left in Killraine"-Mrs. Montgomery.
Talk. characteristics Of Riley
Rev. Machines.
Reading. "Marley's Ghost"--Miss
Patience Drew.
ments were served by the hostesses.
The club will meet or New Years eve
with Mrs. Laughlin. and Miss Patience
Drew will assist. The study OF the
life Of "Longfellow" was taken up.
The members Of the Norden Musi-
cal club at Devils Lake met Saturday
evening with Mrs. Silver Serumgard
and the evenings program was on Ib-
sens Peer Gynt." Mrs. w. X.
Moeller had charge Of the program
and read q large number OF selections
from the play in addition to a we'll
prepared paper on h subject. The
club at this meeting also decided to
give q thoroughly Norwegian concert
: and supper the early part of January.
Mrs. Serumgard assisted by her
daughters. Gracebelle and Dorothy.
served lunch at the close of the even-
Ing.
The ladies' Of the Olio club at En-
derlin met last week with Mrs. w. s.
Pennington and THE Negro" was the
study subject. Mrs. ]. strong read
the principal paper and related much
of the real life Of that race In the
south from personal observance.
"Ventilation' was the subject TAX
en- up at the last meeting of the Home
Economics club mt Courtney and the
meeting war held with Mrs. H.. ~.
Trucker, the full membership being
present. Papers on the subject werc
contributed by Mrs. PrOsser. Mrs
Chamberlain and Mrs. klenk while
the musical numbers were given by
Mrs. George Tucker.
" The Williston Civic league members