The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-09-17
) OF FEMININE INTEREST

Of approval from him. The matter
will now he taken up with Curtis L.
Mosher, secretary Of the congress.
Governor Eberhart Is much interested
in uniform weights and measures
laws. and will support the action Of
the women. DR.. Stratton and DR..
Reichmann will he heard from next
week. and Immediately upon receipt
OF their acceptance Of an invitation
to speak here. all governors will be
written to and asked to send their
representatives.
The Guild Of Catholic Women Of
st. Paul will be represented ut the
convention of the National Fedora
ton of Catholic Women's clubs at
Washington this week. by Mrs. NJ. ].
McFadden and Rev. James H. Dono-
hue. Mrs. McFadden left for the east
last Saturday. She will report on
the work of the local guild. and par
ticularly on the boarding home for
girls. before tho national meeting.
Mrs. McFadden will return October /.
the guild will he held Tuesday. Octo-
her l. at knights Of Columbus hall,
at . p. m. There will he reports from
all officers and chairmen of commit
tees. and planning of work for next
year. The guild has several new pro-
jects to take up this season.
Being hostess to the annual con-
vention of the Minnesota Federation
Of Women's clubs is Il much coveted
honor. and if perchance some of the
club ome do not believe 1t. he they
told that already the Ladies' Musical
club Of Brainerd is framing up an in
ritation asking for the pleasure to
the federation at its nine
teenth annual meeting in 1913 in
Brainerd. The Brainerd club women
are not the only one DESTROYS Of ex-
tending hospitality to the 600 and
more club women.
However, for the time being. in
terest points like the magnetic needle
to Dodge Center. where the eighteenth
annual convention of the NJ. F. w. c.
will be held this week. beginning on
Tuesday morning and concluding on
Friday. with the council meetings and
executive sessions.
In the language of the house wife
Dodge Center has had her parlor lace
curtains washed, she has had her
rugs on the line for a good beating,
her front and back stoops have been
swept and scrubbed. and she is all
spick and span to receive the 600
delegates who will flood the town for
o days this week.
Dodge Center is to make an ideal
city. The very invitation was
a sample of the sincerest welcome,
and with a group of women which in
cludes Mrs. ]. p. Schwarg, the one
time president of the NJ. F. w. c..
Mrs. A.. F.. ingalls,. as the chair.
man OF the entertainment. reaching
out the glad hand, why should not the
delegates feel as the buoyant youth
said Love Me and the World
is Mine"
Although Dodge Center is not a
very large city. nevertheless there will
be plenty of room for all delegates.
almost every hospitable home has
up the blinds in the spare
and guest chambers have been
up in honor of guests from
away who are coming for the conven
ton.
Some of the guests will be at the
Hotel Windsor. and think of it. to
make it really pleasant and agreeable
churches near the convention and
where the meetings are held will
serve dinners and suppers every day
TO the delegats and at prizes that are
nominal enough to fit the purse of
almost any person. whether she be
farmers wife or the we'll to do
club dame. Railroad connections can
be made very conveniently from and
almost every point and as the
are in good shape, many
club women will come in for the day
in automobiles from nearby towns.