The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-04-18
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Queen Esther Meeting

'''' - inc guest ut the Misses Emm;
ana Clara Eki1"lm. former r~csident
of this city.
Queen Esther Meeting.
II Queen Esther Circle of tn,
Methodist church will meet Frjda,
evening with Miss Eessic NJ. Terry a
80 North Sixth street and the as
sisting hostesses will he Miss Alic,
Henderly and Miss Bell Dudley. TIL,
program arranged for the evenin,
follows:
Devotionals-Miss Minnie Buchan
an.
Roll Call.
Subject for Evenings Study
Homes and Schools for Mountain
Girls
Talk on General Work-Mrs. Elm,
ma Hoy.
Reading. Wanted a Chance
Miss Mabel Hull.
Reading. ~ Come to stay"-Mis,
Louise Lindcrman.
so!o-Miss Alice Risberg.
Junior Recital Friday.
The junior pupils at Wesley collec.
conservatory will give the reeula,
weekly recital III the city studios at ;
o'clock Friday afternoon and the
Pubic is extended a cordial invita-,
tlon to attend. The complete pro.
gram follows:
Dot the Note and Keen the limo
........ NirEi
Ruby GAYLORD.
Merry Games Verne,
Edith Lamming.
The Hopper Toad .cramn
Mildred Lehman.
Ave Marie .Burgmullie1
Gerald Gaylord.
i'ie N"olns
Ruth Hoover.
i'HN i'HIl ...... prth
Miles Wright.
','1'dHFe Streahol
49, Vida Walker.
Mazurka yir-j
Mary Luther.
Farentillc Rore,
- Helen Wolff.
Earcarclle .......... pemutr
Marinrie Moore.
C~hansunette Verne,
Anna Hannah.
l. Gertrude Miller.
Dance "f the Wood Nvn,phs. .Wilkc:
Marion Wilder.
'''i'uis WilkC!
Aloda Melby.
Miss Erdmann Had Fine Trip.
Miss Bertha %Erdmann. X. ". head
"f IN" nurses training department a,
tho state university. returned Wednes.
DAY evening from her state tour of two
weeks during which time she visited
Devils Lake. Minot, Dickinson, Bis.
f1arck. Mandan. Jamestown and Far
g" and she reports having found the
nurses in all sections of the state yer,
Ill11rh iNfnrnSt1l 81 1 -
prospects Tor Il state association and
more than fifty have already stated
that they will attend organization
meeting to be held in this city. Miss
Erdmann now thinks that the state
meeting will not be held until the mid
die of May but definite plans will be
made at once. Friday afternoon a
special meeting of the Grand Forks
Nurses association will be held at
which Miss Erdmann will give a COM
plete report of her trip with special
graduate nurses toward the state as
ISOLATION and following this meeting
the committee on the state association
convention which is composed Of Miss
Erdmann. chairman. Miss Mae Nc
Culloch and Miss Minnie Traynor. will
meet to make further plans and set
the definite date,
In all the cities visited by Miss Erd-
man she addressed the high school
students with the exception Of Man
dan where vacation prevented it. Hell
subject to the high school student,
was Nursing as a Profession" and she
found a growing interest in this vo
cation among the young people about
to take up college work. At Fargo
Miss Erdmann spoke to the college
women at Fargo college her subject
being What the Nursing Profession
Offers to Women of Higher Educa.
ton" She also visited the various
hospitals in those cities and state
schools and addressed both the stu.
dent and graduate nurses.
When addressing the graduate nurs.
es Miss Erdmann spoke chiefly of the
state association work and the larges,
meeting was held in Fargo yesterday
afternoon when the Cass Count.
Nurses association held an open meet.
Ing at the club home. Miss Erdmanr
first gave a report Of her state trip
stating that there are about $50 grad.
uate nurses in the state and that APP.
plicatfons for membership in the state
association are coming In rapidly. Al
present Miss Erdmann has fifty-six ap.
plications in and among them is one
from Mrs. NJ. Lawrence of Kermit, N
D.. a trained nurse 81 years old who
graduated from the Florence Nightin.
gale school Of st. Thomas hospital In
London. England. in 1875. Mrs
Lawrence is still one of the most in.
terested graduate nurses in the state
and though she is not active she wish.
es to be n of the charter member.
of the North Dakota association. Mrs
Lawrence will be among those who
will attend the meeting here.
Miss ErdInann feels very we'll salts.
fed with her trip and says trained
nursing in North Dakota Ii progress
ing every day.