The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-02-22
vv, HAT THE WOMEN
OF THE WORLD
100 ARE DOING D

Kansas women have. fired the first
real guns in their campaign for COM
plete suffra &c. The affair was a lun-
cheon given by the wyandotte Equal
suffrage association to the. officers of
the Kansas state organizations. Many
Missouri club women lent their aid.
Suffragists from all V Kansas and
from Missouri heard speeches given
by leading suffrage advocates of the
two states and attended receptions
held for them. The program called for
responses in this order.
Mrs. Lucy B. johnson Of Topeka,
wife of the chief justice of the su.
preme our of Kansas and president
of the Kansas State Equal Suffrage
association; Miss Genevieve II. Chalk
ley Lawrence. president of the sec.
ond district: Mrs. w. R. Stubs, wife
of Governor Stubs: Mrs. Henry e.
frage association: Mrs. William Allen
White. wife of the Emporia editor and
author.
The state headquarters at Topeka
had been closed and the women at
tended in a body.
Mdlle. Georgette Leblanc Of Paris,
Maurice Maeterlinck's famous and
fascinating actress-wifc. has issued a
warning to wives the world over in
the shape Of ten commandments. as
follows:
Never allow ~hirelings to tend your
husband in what oncerns his bodily
welfare.
See that his clothes are ready each
day and BETTING the season of the
year.
Assume the qualities Of a barometer,
that o may forsee the electric dis
turbancesswhich visit every menage.
When your husband is in bad tenn
but when he is merry initiate him un-
failingly.
Don't fondle him before mealtime
kisses to a hungry man are as soar
bubbles to a parched throat.
Use your tongue only in agree
ment: disapproval is best expressed
with the eyes.
If your husband has the CONT don't
insist on walking.
YOU are a better actress than Bern
hardt and sprightler dancer than
Pavlowa. show him that YOU are a
better cook than Escofier.
A wifets duties are. among others
to smooth over domestic tiffs--a mar
never admits he is in the wrong-tc
attend to the household finances and
TO have an for the week after next
Finally, w lose sight Of the fact
in making all these sacrifices that II
a man supports he family. wornan il
his superior in far more ways than
he is hers.
The women Of the st. Paul City clut
will give a luncheon Friday at 12:3t
at Carvings Uptown in honor of Miss
Clara Kellogg who has been head res.
ident of the Neighborhood ohuse fol
eight years and leaves for Tacoma
Wash, Friday night.
The hospitality committee in charge
OF the luncheon includes Mrs. Will
lam L. Goodkind. chairman, Mrs
Ambrose Tighe. Mrs. Epes Turner
Mrs. B. l.. Goodkind. Mrs. ]. H. Bull.
ard. Mrs. John Knuppe. Miss Heller
Austin and Miss Mabel Cooper.
"Citizenship." will he the topic fol
discussion at the luncheon. and un'
der that subject will be the following
tive.mlnute addresses; The Librar,
win: "The schooima'am's Contribu.
ton to Citizenship" Miss Caroline
Austin: 1.-THE Club a Factor in Cit,
Affairs" Mrs. c.. J.. Backus; THE So.
cial Value Of Play" Miss Mary Jane
Newson: when is a Citizen Not
Citizen" Mrs. George NJ. Kenyon
Our City, Miss Clara NJ. Kellogg.
Following these talks there will b.
three short "auf wiedersehen" speech
es by Mrs. George r. Metcalf. Mrs
I. l.. Rypins' and Miss Clara Sommers
Mrs. l.. A.. Hamlin will preside al
toastmistress.
Miss kellogg has been an activ.
member Of the education and recre'
alton committee Of the City clut
] since its organization and has beer