The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-10-29
a delicious luncheon service before
the meeting caIne. to a close.

The young people at Brinsmad,
have organized q study club which
Will be known as the Literary society
and the first regular program will h
held Thursday evening. November Z
Musical numbers will intcrsperse tho
study numhcrs and the first program
Will include q, song by the society. Q
cornet solo by Nels Sasserson. a char
actcr sketch OF james w. Foley b.
Miss Lillian Gibson: recitation -
Letter Home" by Foley. Miss Nor
gard: recitation. Somebody Did" b.
Foley. Miss Gerttc Olson.
The officers Of the new society fol.
low: Miss Flo Powell. president;
NelS Sasserson. vice president: Mis-.
Mary Molttor. treasurer: Miss Cora
Salisbury. chorister.
The postponed meeting of the Won.
ans club vt Casselton was held Wed
nesday at the home "f Mrs. f. W.
Bailey. Mrs. ID. NJ. Roth resigned as
elected i'll her place. Mrs. Bell gave q
very graphic paper on How Out
President is Elected" Mrs. n dis
cussed Washington city," and Mrs.
RoSs gave an interesting talk on The
Mistress of the White House." A very
interesting report or the recent fedora
ton meeting was given by Miss Carrie
Naiitths thS NiOo uoIeSttt. luG 1lcGN
ing was closed with roll call which WAS
responded to with current events.
The DraNton w. {. T. l.. met Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. w. j.. Kcan
and elected new officers for the year in
addition to hearing the report of the
recent state convention given by Mrs.
Barbara Wylte. The afternoon was
concluded with a dainty luncheon SER
vice. the hostess beins assisted by
Southland. The new officers follow:
President-Mrs. Il. Il. Wylie.
Vice President-Mrs. 4. J.. Wallace.
Secretary--Mrs. G. II. Quieley.
Treasurer-Mrs. w. J. Lean.
Superintendent OF Mothers Meetings
Mrs. T. W. kibbee.
Superintendent of Scientific Temper
ance lnstruction-Mrs. 4. {. Wilkins.
Superintendent of Sabbath Ohserv-
anca-Mrs. Ferguson. Sr.
Miss Jane Adams. the Chicago so.
cial worker who will be a distinguish
ed guest in this city this evening. was
entertained in Fargo and Jamestown
yesterday and this morning. Miss
Adams was in jamestown but a short
time. So little of an entertaining ma
ture could be planned for her. In Far
so. however. as in this city the Votes
for Women league We're given charge
OF the social features while the pro-
gressive club arranged for her public
appearance, Today 0 on at Fargo
Miss Adams was honor guest at a
luncheon at the Commercial club and
service work IN Chicago. Other speak,
ers az h luncheon were Judge c. F..
.Amidon. Rev. F. H. Behner and w. l..
Stockwell. At the opera house last
evening Miss Adams was introduced
by Mrs. c. F. Amidon.
Referring to the suffrage plank in
h progressive party platform Miss
Adams in her address said:
Il would ask that the. franchise be
the measures we are actively seeking.
There is no reason why women should
he barred from this feature than from
any other law or proposed law. wom-
en- sit In the Chinese parliament. Sure
~ II the Chinese see the need Of wom-
en-. the United States should awaken
to the need as we'll"
Miss Adams attacked sentiment
against wornan's suffrage. illustrating
her point by declaring the wome who
made the probation system in Chica-
go. have been forced by the political
machine to drop their official work.
Miss Adams compared the progress
sire movement to the abolition Of
slavery and other great movements,
and appealed to women to enter the
cause because Of it's humanitarian
side.
Il have taken up the progressive
cause" said Miss Adams. because it
oners success to me for work I have
been In for twenty years. The women
OF h nation should welcome such a
cause and seek it's promotion"
Saturday afternoon the second ses-
sion Of the Jamestown woman's club
was held at the city hall. Many re-
VIVA We Like About North Dako-
ta." Sunshine. sunsets. climate.
broad prairies. prohibition law. and
ignite coal region. were the most
common of answers. Miss Jane Cod
dard read an excellent paper entitled
Indian Legends" giving a number
Of myths n legends Of North Da-
kota.
Miss Knoll followed with a paper
on THE History Of North Dakota
giving a complete and interesting &C.
count Of the life Of our state.
At the business session which fol-
added to the membership list: Mrs.
Chase. Mrs. Jesse Gran. Miss Sides.
Miss Isabel Chenery, Mrs. Joos, Miss
Linn. Miss Miller. and Mrs. Cart
wright.
The members Of the Woman's club
at Valley City entertained at a per-
fectly appointed dinner last evening
at the home Of Mrs. Otto Zetterberg.
The long table was handsome with
its u glass and snowy linen and was
conferred with a mound Of shaggy yell
low chrysanthemums. the place cards
were hand painted original designs
and an elaborate curse menu was
served. Covers were laid for DR.. and
Mrs. Van Houten, Messrs. and Mes
danes James Grady. ". D. Jeffrey. W.
L. Myer. w. A. Gordon. J. E. Jones.
]. D. Gray. Otto Zetterberg. Beecher
Cox. Mr.. Fridd and Mr.. and Mrs. W.
w. Smith.
Some Of the farmers are worrying
themselves sick. They can't decide
what kind Of automobiles to buy.