The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-01-11
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The Woman's club of Moorhead will
meet Friday afternoon with Mrs.
Askegaard. The program on southern
writer's. will he presented as follows:
Reading: THE Dancjn' Party at
iiarrlsons Cave. G. l.. Cradhock. Re
View: Tho kentucky CARDINAL"
James Lane Allen. Mrs. Torson: Re-
view: king solomon" James Lane
Allen. Mrs. Edwards; leader Of discus
sion. Mrs. Sharp,
The Woman'4 club is making plans
To entertain on a large scale at a
breakfast in honor of President Vim
sent, Who will deliver an address be-
fore the club and its guests about
February ..
The Bay View Study club of Fargo
met on Monday afternoon of this week
at the home of Mrs. A. F. Schwartz
on Ninth street south. Mrs. Emerson
ii. Smith read an excellent paper on
sculpture. She gave the early history
of sculpturing in Greece inc Italy and
it's growth up to the present day, men
tioning some Of the most famous ar
fists in that line and the character
istics of their work. Mrs. w. II. Hub
bell presented Mural Paintings" tell
ing how they were first brought be-
fore the public and later became i'm
mensely popular in decorating public
buildings and the more elegant pal
aces and mansions. She gave as an
excellent example the walls of the
capitol building at st. Paul. Mention
was Il made Of the lovely mural
paintings exhibited at the worlds fair.
The subject Of study for this meeting
were especially interesting and the pa
pers were most ably presented.
The annual meeting of the Fargo
Y. w. c. A. was held Tuesday even
ing at the association. There was an
unusually good attendance and the
board of directors was elected and the
present secretaries reinstalled. In
place of Mrs. c. n. Callander, Mrs. ].
G. Ness and Mrs. c. J. Allen, whose
terms expired in n yea Mrs. Fred
Taylor. Miss Marie Lobben and Mrs.
W.. +. Sudro were elected. Miss Min
ME Pierman was chosen for a term of
two years to take the place of Mrs.
r. M. Pollock and Mrs. Hasby to take
the place of Mrs. w. B.. Hancock,
whose term expires in 1914. Mrs.
Robert McCulloch, Mrs. R. K. Keller
and Mrs. r. o. Schlipf were reinstalled
for terms of one year. The meeting of
the board of directors for the purpose
of electing officers will be held tomor.
row..
A special program vas given Tues
day at the Agricultural college at
Crookston for the women of that city
and those who went enjoyed a pleas
ant day. Several went in the morn
ing. but the largest number went at
noon and a lev at 5 o'clock with the
gentlemen to attend the banquet Civ.
en- at 6 o'clock. Mrs. Perry stark.
weather of st. Paul, of the state labor
bureau, was to have opened the morn
ing session with a talk on 1.-THE Wom-
an n He Education" but owing to
illness she was unable to be present.
Miss Jessie Hoover Of the North Da-
kota agricultural college. gave a bene-
ictal as we'll as interesting talk on
Home Nursing" and she opened the
afternoon session with a ak on
Home Sanitation" At II O'Clock
Mrs. Clara Caanan rendered two beau.
tiful solos accompanied by Miss Beth
Rapin. who also accompanied Miss
Wheeler in the evening. President
Vincent gave a short but interesting
address. after which they adjourned
for lunch.
At $3.50 in the afternoon Miss B.
M. Rowe gave a salad demonstration
which was excellent: she gave recipes
for several kinds of salad, made them.
and the ladies were allowed to SAM
Pile them. Several of the ladies have
already tried the recipes and have
been most successful.