The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-04-01
III DIRK OF WOMEN's
CLUBS THROUGH.
D B OUT THE A ,

meeting this evening in the basement
Of the library. taking for her subject.
The Legal Handicaps of Women
y special invitation is given to each
member of the league TO come and
bring a friend.
Tho Ladies Literary club at Flaxton
met with Mrs. Willard Friday after
noon and in response to roll call ten
members gave interesting educational
items. Mrs. Carver of Granville was
Il visiting guest and the papers given
were Notable Dutch Writers by Mrs.
Cad. University Life in Holland" a
discussion by club, How a Mudhole
Became a Garden and Intellectual
Movements IN the Netherlands by
Mrs. Town. After 4 recital Of current
events tho social hour was given over
TO q civil government contest and Mrs.
Bailey received the prize.
Tho Mirot Thursday Musical club
met Saturday at the Commercial club
rooms for another delightful program
her OF members were present.
Iioil call was responded I" with
quotations from the Rubaiyat "f
Omar kuaNam and the titles of songs
by NeNin.
Mrs. j. +. TAYLOR had charge of
the program which consisted entirely
nf numbers by NcNin. one Of the hest
e'oved composers. whose songs are
Ia %vnrites with every one. the most
POPULAR heins The Rosary.
Fhper-Nevin. Mrs. r. V. Mccoy.
Focal--'The Nightingale" Miss Mil
Ter.
Tarer--story of Narcissus. Mrs.
John Nelson.
Fian" sa'o-Naricissus. Mrs. Doe.
QuArtet-"The Rosary" Mesdames
Rar- Slocum. Rlaisdell and Nee.
Piano solo--"A DAY i'm Venice" Miss
Hamre.
Vocal solo--"Doris," Miss Reishus.
Club song.
Action has heen taken at the meet.
!rss the past week of he Fine Arts
quo, tho N"man's club and the Round
Iahl" Of Fara" toward assisting in tn.
m~a'nf"nance "f a club hope in the
avenue II Ninth street south. now
owned ny tho Unitarian SOCIETY Of that
city.
At 2 meeting of the club presidents
at the home of Mrs. F. J.. Thompson.
president of the Fine Arts club. the
matter IT a permanent club home was
discussed Mt longth. with the result
that each Of the federated clubs has
neon invited to participate in the priv
'leges Of y common meeting place.
winch Will in time become q factor
~ incstimahle value to the work OF
Fargo club The Fortnightly
and the Bay View clubs will take up
me matter at their meetings next
Monday.
No moe in which ONE are inter-
ested has been promulgated for some
time past. which has been of a more
encouraging nature or "romised more
encouraging nature or promised more
fruitful results than this. since it
doubtless will lead to the federation
OF the clubs Of the city. through active
working committees into one organi-
zatlon which shall have for its ob-
:lect work of the widest possible inn
portance 1t pseaks we'll for the pro-
sress'vcness Of the women. and for
Inc advancement of things naterial. in
Fargo.
members Of the Wnman's club
OF Lisbon are actively engaged in maxi
ing arrangements for the district con.
Vent1on which will at Lisbon
on april ?. The session will open ut
$50 a. M, the morning hours will be
principally given to the routine of
business. which will be e%nlivened with
8 hu1IlOCTS b1 local
talent. ~
At o'clock a public session will be
hel dto which everybody is cordially
invited. The program committee take
pleasure in announcing that Mrs. n.
=. Young at Fargo. state president of
the North Dakota Federation of Wom-
ms clubs. will be in attendance and
VIII address the convention. Mrs. J..
l.. Mathews of L~idgerwood. district
President OF the federation. will pre-
SIDE and will respond to the welcome
ny Mrs. G. f. Boyden. president of
the Noman's club. Mrs. Blanche
h"N'1en Hutchinson OF Fargo has kind
~ accepted an invitation to give a
reading. and the friends and acquaint.
of this talented lady are antici-
pat1ng A rare pleasure. There are
;"drssen literary clubs in the fourth
1udiciai district and the ladies' are
hoping these organizations will he well
represented,
me clubs accepting invitations to
ASSIST on the program to date, are
sheldon, Wahpeton. Hankinson, CoRs-
Well and Cakes. The meetings will
be held in the X. Of p. hall. A seven
course banquet will be rendered to the
visiting ladies' at the Bradford. at
in the K. Of P. hall.
Program committee: Mrs. NJ. L.
Ensle. Mrs. l.. 3. .Adair and Mrs. C
W. Sprasue.
a resume of the work Of the Valley
city Music club during the winter sea-
son. now closing. will he given at the
irst puohc entertainment Of the club
next Friday evening. April 4.
The Modern Opera has been the
general subject discussed at meetings
OF the club this winter, and the pro-
gram will he composed very largely
NJ selections of the best Of modern
opera. Following is the complete pro
gram: paw
Overture to Der F~'reischutz. Weber
Mrs. Sternberg. Mrs. Gordon.
;rh hnhl,nssi'e We'll
Mrs. Lee Combs.
Observation-Disclosures from That's
Mrs. Knute Froy.aa.
Observation-Disclosures. Ave sisnor"
julius r. Meyer.
r TOT, Manam Butterfly. ..... .Puecini
Mrs. Frank Flora.
Duet Of the Flowers
Mrs. Combs. Mrs. Crasvell.
An Open Secret
......:..R Huntington Woodman
Mrs. Frank Flora.
Miss sloss. Mrs. Froysaa.
salFe from Faust .Gounod
DR.. l.. P. Botsford.
From Natomo--I List to the Trill IN
the Golden Throat. 49,. Herher.
Miss Florence Hedstrom.
Church Scene
Mrs. Froysaa. Mr.. Meyer.
FROM Hansel and Gretel-The Dane.
ing Lesson ........ .Humperdfnck
Mrs. Froysaa. Miss Hedstrom.