The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-02-03
Sixty Mother. Attended.

Keepers club of tho Womcn's Civic
league Yesterday afternoon gave the
promoters even moro encouragement
for tho continuation of their good
work and the welfare committee will
strive to have something new and at
tractiNe at every gathering. 1t has
been decided to hold the meetings al
ternately at tho Belmont and Central
schools during the lessons on domestic
science so that both Miss Sutherland
and her assistant. Miss Florence OPP
sahl may be present to give the DEM
constructions.
Miss Sutherland's demonstration
yesterday was on egg onclets and she
preceded 1t with a most interesting and
valuable talk on The Food Value Of
Eggs During the practical lesson
twenty or more of the woncn took
part In the Preparations of the ONE
let's. following the directions of Misses
Sutherland and Opsahl, and when
completed the delicious dish was serv-
cd piping hot with buttered toast.
Miss Bertha Erdmann also gave an
other of her splendid and valuable
talks on personal hygiene and Miss
Whtteley, principal of the Belmont
school opened the meeting with a few
words on the Importance of the club.
The members arrived early enough
yesterday to enjoy an inspection of the
Belmont building and were received at
the doors by a group of eighth grade
girls. Misses Helen Londergan. Ruth
Rex. Dorothy Wells. Mabel Wcstacott.
Pauline Lazier. Marion Bcndcke. Ruth
Carothers. Genevieve Stark aaG :Doro-
thy e who escorted them through
the building. In the manual train
ing department fou boys We're IN
charge. Otto Berg. Rhcinhart jacob,
Jalmer Hofto and William Leonard
and tho hosteSseS who assisted Mrs.
G. Z. Bra wner. who had charge of the
meeting We're Mrs. \. l. Hunter and
Mrs. Scott ReX.o
Thursday Musical Program.
The program for the February meet
ing of the Ladies' Thursday Musical
club which will he held next Thurs
day afternoon at 40 o'clock at the
residence of Mrs. T.. S. Sargent on
Reeves avenue has been arranged UNI
der the direction of Mrs. J. Nelson
Kelly and Mrs. Charles Wisner and
csting lessons Of the year. The opera
Samson and Delilah" by Saint Sacns
is the subject and tho program will
he a story of he production With
musical illustrations. Mrs. W. G. Nc
Donald being accompanist. The pro-
gram follows:
story of Samson and Dclilah." Mrs.
j. Nelson Kelly.
High Priest-'Curscd he You Ma
ton" n. -. Black.
Quartet-Miss Ida Lanson. Miss
Irene Cross. Miss Selma Hasscll and
AIRS. T.. a. Parsons.
Dance of the Priestesscs of Dagon,"
Mrs. W. g. Mcdonald.
Delilah-''Oh Love Thy Help" Mrs.
Charles Wisner.
Duet-Delilah and High Priest. Mrs.
Wisnrr and Mr.. Black.
Dclilah--''Thy Hear, at Thy Sweet
Voice" Miss Ida Lamson.
Rall"t-Mrs. w. G. Mcdonald.
Quartet.
Many Greeted Miss Curtis.
y most appreciative audience gath
cred at the recital hall of the Grand
Forks school of music Friday evening
to hear the schools new violinist. Miss
Josephine Leonard Curtis. and after
parlors to meet the artist and express
their delight at having in the city so
talented a violinist. Miss Curtis pro-
gram was charming M she proved
herself a musician of rare talent anu
education. Miss Smith played her
riano accompaniment and each num-
Der was received with the heartiest
applause.
Miss Curtis was warmly congratu-
lated when tho guests were priviledgri
TO meet her and all assured her that
future %recitals when more of the pub.
lie could hear her would be eagerly
awaited.
Choirs to Give Party.
The two choirs of st. Michael's
Catholic church have chosen next
Thursday evening for a hard times
party to be given in the basement
auditorium OF the church and a cor
dial invitation is extended to all men,
bers of the congregation and their
friends. The Rosary choir will give
a musical program and an old fash
Toned spell down is M Of the fea-
lures on the amusement program.
Prizes will be given for the best SPELL
crs n to add to the fun of the even
ing all guests are requested to come
at,ired in their old clothes. The pro-
gram viii! begin at 5 o'clock and after
ward a lunch will be served in the
dining room at hard times prices.
Plymouth Sunday Music.
The program of music arranged for
the Sunday services at the Plymouth
congregational church is as follows:
Morning
Duet-"The Lord is My Shepherd"
Mrs. G. c. Warner and
Miss Margcry Warner
-Ahthem--"W When Survey the Won
tToSS Wolfe
Choir
Evening
Anthcm--"Words Of Grace'.. .Marks
,.u, Ghoir
'ioiiu 500 Selected
Miss Josephine Curtis
Miss Lamson accompanist
New Club of Girls.
a group "f hgih school girls have
organized q club for the study of do
mestic science and art and met for
the first time Yesterday afternoon in
the domestic science room of the Cen
trail school with Miss Edna Twamley
and Miss Bertha Ferguson of the fac
ultH as c~haperones. There are sixty
members in the club and it has taxi
en- for a name the Household Art club.
The program at this gathering was a
group of readings by Misses Gertrude
Healy. Helen Won Donat and Adelinc
Hazlett and interesting papers on DO
nestle Art and Science by Misses
Katherine Babcock and Winntfred
Nelson.
Series Of Lectures,
The Woman's Auxiliary of st. Paul's
church will give the first of a series
Of lectures with stereopticon views In
connection with their missionary work
next Wednesday, evening, February Z.
and the public is cordially invited. The
lecture will he given in st. Pauls