The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-01-24
XVII DIRK OF W0MEN'S
W CLUBS THROUGH.
3 3 OUT THE STATE b

The members of the Woman's club
OF Minot are to have an afternoon of
frolic Instead of study tomorrow as
the "tn-betweens" are giving a lun-
cheon In honor of the six charter
members and four baby members. The
guests are requested to bring the
thtmble and sewing bag and the aft
ernoon hours are to be enjoyed only
as hard studying club members know
how. The function will be given at
Mrs. r. H. Bosard's residence.
Juvenile courts. their service to So
ciety and their need was the subject
of a program supremacy interesting.
at saturdays meeting of the Minot
Art club. Mrs. Van Fleet was re-
sponsible for the program and she
Davis at whose whome the meeting
was held and who presented a very
fine paper on Forward Movements
In the Moral Training of the Young"
Responses to roll call were followed
by Mrs. Van Fleets paper on ''Juve-
nile Courts"
Forward Movements in Moral
Training of the Young" was the title
of Mrs. Davis paper and she cited en-
ample after example of the splendid
results attained by furnishing boys
n girls with plenty of wholesome
sports and of h great benefit derived
from the organization of basketball.
and football teams in every school and
clubs for musical and social culture.
Mrs. Davis closed her paper by de-
scribing the citizen training idea ex-
empliied in the George junior Re.
public.
At the close Of the meeting Mrs.
Davis served dainty refreshment to
her afternoon guests.
There was a large attendance Mon
day afternoon at the regular melting
of h Fargo Fortnightly club. A short
business meeting was held in which
the date of the recital, when Prof.
Boehmer and Mrs. Ernest Wright will
appear. was changed from February
10 to 20. Roll call was responded to
by expressing opinions regarding the
program for the club e year.
gave a fine paper OF Drama as a So
cial Factor" Miss True brought out
the fact that drama from the earliest
history played an important part in
the life of people and the tendencies
of h public were shown through the
drama. Much of recent date has been
said and written about the drama.
tendin gtoward the more uplifting and
clean presentations and Miss True
brought out the mission of the mod
ern drama. reviewing works by ia
nous writer's Of today. Mrs. Minard
followed Miss True with a paper OH
Music as a Social Factor telling Of
the different classes of music and the
sort of people to which they appealed.
The subject was we'll handled and
clearly presented. An invitation from
the Women's club Of Moorhead was
read. inviting the Fortnightly ladies' to
the breakfast which will be given on
February 2 in honor of President
Vincent of the University of Minne-
sofa.
interes ing meeting Tuesday after
noon at Fargo at the home of Mrs.
c. H Smith continuing the study of
art in America. A paper by Mrs.
Emery on Landscape Painting" was
read by Mrs. Stuart. She ave an out
line of landscape painting among the
early settlers. TrumbaIl n others
revolutionary period. and George In
ness in the middle Of the nineteenth
century. Frau Boehmer told Of the
early history of portrait painting.
naming the leading painters Of the
early times. the Hudson river school
eighteenth century. Even while the
people were busy founding an en-
pire. Copely, at the age Of II was
found to have rare feeling of beauty
in art. Others who helped make the
art of America worth while were
mentioned with their respective char
acteristics. the artists following no
ographs. photographs. etc. followed
each other until at the present date
portrait painting is not at all COM
mon. Much Of benefit was learned
from these excellent papers this he
ing the last of the series on that sub
ject.
The Devils Lake Shakespeare club
met Monday with Mrs F. T.. Cuth-
bert to study Foreign Artists" The
subject was treated in various papers
followed by general discussions.
The Woman's club Of Moorhead has
issued invitations for a breakfast to
be given Friday. February Q. in honor
Of President Vincent of the University
Of Minnesota. The function will take
o'clock, when DR.. Vincent will de-
liver al address before the club and
its guests. and shortly after ~ a
Handsomely appointed breakfast will
be served by h young ladies of the
domestic science department Of the
normal. The entertainment will be
on a lavish scale. and will be in line
with the extraordinarily artistic and
gratifying hospitality of the two cities
which has been the order Of the win
ter 80 far passed.
The Current Events club at Crook
ston met Tuesday afternoon at the IL
brary and an unusually interesting
program was given. The program.
which was in charge of the science
and art sections. was as follows:
THE Human Machine"-Mrs. Geo.
Stone.
scientific. Crime and Its Detection
Mrs. Morley. -.
johnson.
Famous. Paintings by Famous Ar.
J ttsts"-Mrs. >. =. o'Brtsn, a..