The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-10

Priscillas Meet Tonight.
The Priscillas "f the FRS, 1.uth-
cram church will meet this evening
at S O'Clock a, the homo of Mrs. An
drew .Alrick. SIS s>nk street. All
memhers are requested 10 be present
Provision sale H~ustesscs.
Mrs. W. S. Whitman and Mrs. A
r. Watson wilt he in charge of the
provision sale which the ladies Of ST
Taul's Guild will hold Saturday aft
er'7oon at Wilson'S grocery store.
I'm Route I" Kentucky.
Mrs. \. j. Goodail of lSathcate Vis-
tied i'm the citN Yesterday rs the guest
of Mrs. j. NJ. Smith and left last
evening fnr Louisville. Ky. where she
will attend tho general assembly of
the Presbyterian church as delegate
from the Wonaan's Missionary society
of this state. Before returning home
Mrs. Goodall plans 10 take a trip 10
Washington. -. &.
eft for Fargo To-day.
Mrs. T.. j.. lpug=an and her daugh-
tor. Louise. left this morning for Far
90 where Miss Louise will appear this
evening i'm the Interstate high school
atiVn "f tho Grand Forks high school.
They viii remain in that city for a
fcw daNs' visit with friends.
Mrs. Trra, Entertained.
Fars" Forum: The Thursday Los
Angeles. cal. Examiner. has along
with the other nevs regarding thu
Shriners' convention. two large group
pictures including Mrs. j. +. Treat and
little danshter. Miss Frances. who
since thni, arrival in Los Angeles
Z, u r. ),,n, r,.,ll, . n,,,cyt.innJ nc YJ.
wife and daughter of Imperial Fo-
entat Treat. One event OF special
ortllianre when ShrinerS were invited
% meet Mrs. Treat informally WAS
hat given by Mrs. Robert Wankow-
ski. assisted. by Mrs. Fred Hines and
took place at tho Hotel Alexandria.
Mrs. Walter Treat "f this city has al
so been the cues of honor AT many
beautiful functions. Mrs. Walter
Treat special. while Mrs. j. 7. Treat
remained in the west during her hus-
hands recent trip home.
Mrs. Kelly at Meeting.
Mrs. Clarke Kelley will attend the
first meeting of the North Dakota
Country Life commission which is to
he held in Fargo next week, she hav.
ing received her appointment rs
tiitltItci VI lIlf COMMISSION 1851 III
ter. Mrs. Kelley is a prominent club
woman of Devils Lake h has be-
come known throughout the United
States as an advocate of country life
and interested worker in the solving
of rural social problems. She has
attended several national gatherings
AS a representative of the state and
is considered one of the Very Nslua-
l,le members of this commission.
The commission will Work for the
betterment of conditions on the farms
which is a subject to which Mrs. kel-
ley has given much serious thought.
Interested in farming. she believes
that it should be raised TO the dignt,
of a profession and she feels that this
will come only after something has
been done 10 improve social condi-
tions and render farm life more at
tractiVe, especially 10 the ome and
children. AS A member ef the COM
mission. Mrs. Kelley will have the OPP
portunity of doing something along
this line. There are also on the rom.
mission such men as President Nc
NeN of tho university and Professor
Palmer of the Agricultural college
and Mrs. Kelley believes that before
the meeting at Fargo adiourns. the,
will have made some definite anc
practical plans. The NORTH, Dakota
commission will have as an example
the Wisconsin commission whose svs.
te,natiIed work has brought such sat.
isfartorN results that i, is an induce.
"1ent la other states 10 take up the
~nrt.