The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-10
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The convention of the second dis.
trict of the Women's Federation OF
Women's clubs was brought to a close
at Leeds last evening and proved q
very successful affair. The program
was carried out as outlined and Devils
Lake clubs had the largest delegation
Of visiting club women. their delegates
Mrs. A. NJ. Powell, Mrs. Simonstad
Mrs. Ohnstad. Mrs. Hoghaug. Mrs. l
Glerum. Miss Hoghaug and Miss Bon.
dclid.
Dickinson club women have beer
allowed membership in the city's
Commercial club and those who have
Mrs. Guy Hunter. Mrs. W. F. Burnett
Mrs. r. H. Beach, Mrs. f. A. IIilli.
bridge and Mrs. V. H. Stickncy. They
will be accepted AS active members
and allowed all the privileges of the
men. This is n Of the results OF
the Dickinson Suffrage club.
Dean Bowling of Fargo will be the
speaker at next Monday evenings
and his subject will be Ethical AS.
poets of Penalogy."
The ladies of the Minot Relief Corps
are planning their annual memorial
day festivities and will serve the an.
nual dinner to the members of the
4. a. r. post and their families as
a. 81, Tyr. c. - H.
meeting at Mrs. l.. j.. Palda's home
and a ~two-course luncheon was served
at the close.
The Minot delegates to the distric,
federation meeting to be held at Bot.
tineau May Is and 16 will be Mrs. j,
n. Van Fleet and Mrs. Edbloln from
the Art club. Mrs. Andrew Carr. pres
ident of h district. and Mrs. f. ],
Lyman from the Literary club. and
Miss Mathilda Dahl from the Musical
club. Those elected as alternates
were Mrs. Stevenson. Mrs. j. w. New
love. Mrs. R.. Mansfield. and Mrs
Sherman. Mrs. Van Fleet will de-
liver a paper at the convention.
The Minot Musical club is meeting
this afternoon with a program or
"Grieg: His Life and Music" as the
topic for their program study. Mrs.
Sweet arranged the program inc Mrs.
Wolfe will give a paper OH the COM
poser and his music with illustrations
on the piano. The Peer Gynt suite
will he rendered and Miss Dahl will
give a violin solo.
The music section of the Fargo
Fine Arts club met yesterday morn
ing Wit hthe president. Mrs. Thomp-
son. An exceptionally fine program
was presented. as follows:
Selections from Seven Last Words
Miss AIDA Rlakeslee.
Mrs. Anheier AT the piano.
Piano Solo. The Far Country"
Miss Lohben.
Vocal Solos ........... Chadwick
Cay Little pandelion."
"Nocturne."
Sweet Wind That Blows"
"Lullahy."
Mrs. Ernest r. Wright.
Miss Bertha Hagen at the piano.
Piano Solos. Selections from a Fin
nish opera ronanza ....J. Sehelius
Mrs. Pasna Langlie.
Officers of the music section were
elected as follows for the coming
year: Chairman. Mrs. Sweetland;
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Mrs. Pollock.
Last Friday evening the ladies of
the Study club At Cayuga entertained
the members Of the Civic Improve
nlent and Study club of Underwood.
Fourtee nof the Lidgerwood ladies
went over to their n%eighhoring city
and the first pleasure was a hand
sornely appointed s o'clock dinner. A
musical and literary program follow
ed and the guests returned home on
the II o'clock train.
The ladies Of Darlington have an
organization called the Ladies' AUX
Hilary which consists of two depart
ments, a Civic Improvement league
and a Library association. The work
of the past year has been devoted
to building up a library and free read
ing and at the next meeting the
place will be decided upon and a H.
h%rarian elected. Tuesday afternoon
the annual meeting of the auxiliary
was held and the following officers
elected:
President-Miss Gladys Thompson.
Vice President-Mrs. O. B. Chris
topherson.
Secretary-Treasurer-Miss Chris.
tine Christensen.
Minot club women want a Y. w. e,
"A. or some similar institution for the
Young girls of their city and through
organization which represents all the
clubs Of tho city. has started a fund
for that purpose. Only $40 has been
deposited but the WoInen are earnest
in their purpose and will not cease
until some provision has been made
for a home for working girls and
strangers. They presented their de.
sires at the regular business meeting
of the board of directors of the Uni.
with favor by both the Commercial
club and Elks who have assisted
greatly in the charity work during
the past winter. The committee ap-
pointed some time ago to investigate
the matter reported that though a
building could not he erected at the
present time a private residence
could be secured which would answer
the purpose until such time as sufi-
cient funds could be raised.
The organization is also endeavor-
ing to retain the services of their
visiting nurse whose expenses to the
present time have been donated by
the Elks. The ladies nave found that
her work has been productive Of ex-
IRENE good and that the success of
the organization depends on her re-
tainment.
The drama section of the Fine Arts
club at Fargo met Monday afternoon
with Mrs. F. j. Thompson. president.
Miss Simmons Of the agricultural COL
lege faculty gave an Interpretation of
j. w. Synge's "Riders to the Sea-
her reading creating a profound i'm
| preston. Mrs. Thomson was at the