The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-09-14
WoMEN's CLUBS
what They are Doing ThFoughout
the State.
A unique innovation in Y. W. c. A.

Fargo last evening when the ~associa.
ton held a business women's rally. It
was a big gathering Of women who Of
f1cially opened the autumn social sea-
son for the association and in the en-
deavor. the support Of the business
men Of the city was sought and gener-
ously received. One house furnished
the building for the event. another
provided the waters served. and sever
al others did similar things which add
business houses also did their part in
providing their girls with distinctive
souvenirs as the following from the
Fargo Forum evidences:
The girls from the Manchester Bis
cult company. wore badges made Of
the pin. Fargo Needs You. You Need
Fargo" to which was fastened a wafer.
The A. l. Moody and deLendrecie
company. girls wore cards upon which
were pasted articles representing the
different departments and the name Of
the company was stamped at the bot
tom. The girls from Blacks wore q
piece Of black ribbon and the hospital
girls wore their uniforms. The Herbst
people wore a badge Of purple and
gold with the name inscribed and the
business college girls wore their COL
ors.
The program Of stunts was most
unique. perhaps the best being that
Of the Young Women's Bible class,
which was under the supervision Of
Miss E. Louise Guernsey, the new
junior secretary at the Y. w. c. A.
The stunt represented a moving pic
ture show of Teddy's arrival In Fargo.
and vas very cleverly carried out. One
OF h girls from the Dakota Business
| collage wAfA q VARY ORIGINAL NncfVY0a
designed by Mrs. F. L. Watkins of
white and gold. The skirt of the cos
tune was made with. cores and on
each gore was a specimen Of some
phaze Of the college work. On one
was a typewriter letter; on another a
sheet from a ledger. and still others
were covered with shorthand notes.
ornamental pen work and cards. rep.
resenting the college,"
Mrs. NJ. A. Hildreth Of Fargo, a
prominent and we'll known North
Dakota club woman. was signals
honored yesterday at the meeting Of
the board of directors of the General
session at Freich Lick Springs. Ind
Mrs. Hildreth was elected a membe,
Of the social and industrial commit.
tee Of h national federation. there
being six women on this committee
for the United States.
The Shakespeare club at Devil,
Lake was entertained yesterday after
noon at the summer home Of Mrs
George J. Moores a C~hautauqua. II
was an informal social gathering
which gave the members Of the clut
an opportunity to wish Mrs. Hcnriettl
Rollins who leaves. Monday for. sar
Francisco. a pleasant Journey and
sure return in the spring. Mrs. Rol'
n who has been a most yaluet
member OF the Shakespeare club. hal
hour Of pleasure in graphic and ap'
rreciative descriptions Of art and ar
%treasurers which she has admired
and studied abroad. Her contribu
tions to the program will be great,
missed. Mrs. Moores served hel
took advantage Of the occasion, I.
open work for the year and a shor
business session was held. The mrs
regular meeting will be held on tn,
first Monday In October.
The first meeting of the Neighbor
hood club at Fargo was held at tn,
number OF ladies were present an,
enjoyed an interesting afternoon
There were between, fifty and sixt!
there and at the roll was called, eacl
responded with accounts Of vacation
sine. Some Of these were ~exceedingl.
interesting. others amusing and al
thoroughly enjoyed. The ladie
brought their sewing and while on
talked the remainder were busy will
their needlework, &c that the meetinl
was a profitable one, a we'll as en-
joyable. The refreshment commit
tee served a nice luncheon folloWinl
the meeting.
The Devils Lake w. C. T. U. vii
hold a special meeting Tuesday after
noon to complete arrangements 10
the entertainment Of the state con
vention September 1880. All com
mittees are to report at that time
The ladies of the entertainment com
mtttee are busy soliciting rooms a
the various homes for the delegate,
TARRED AND FEATT1ERED.
Norwalk. Ohio. Sept. 14.-Minni
LAValley. nineteen. who was given
coat of n n feathers by q party O
eight women, who then told her 4
leave town. is supposed to be in seclu