The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-01-30

to Mexico where they will be guests
OF Mrs. DeCamp's father. They ex-
pect to be away two or three weeks
and on their return will stop here for
Miss Virginia.
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Through the kindness Of Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. b. Cassell Of Hope in placing
their palatial home at the disposal Of
the Hope Woman's club. one OF the
most pleasant social events OF many
years was eliminated last Tuesday
evening. The ladies. always noted
for the name in which they do
things. fairly exceeded themselves.
The exquisite decorations in accord
ance with the club colors, pink and
white. were effectively carried out.
Soon after the arrival Of the guests,
MT: shtp,py and Mr.: Major were APP
pointed leaders to choose sides. The
ingenuity Of this little episode, which
was similar to. the old-fashioned SPELL
Ing bee. caused a retrospective light
to fall on many OF the guests, espe-
cially the older ones. AS soon as the
sides were chosen and everyone made
70 toe n mark perfectly, Mrs.
Wheeler commenced a fire Of com.
monplace questions which would have
done credit to an attorney, cross-ex-
aiming a witness. There were many
answers that we're wrong, but which
were stubbornly held onto until the
teacher caused the pupil to be seated.
Mr.. Shippy proved to be the most
adept at getting away from answer
ing the questions and received a beau
tliul u glass ornament In honor of
MS ability. Next progressive games
general feeling was prominently In
the foreground. Mr.. Mclaughlin was
winner Of the BOBBY prize, and first
place. was tied by Messrs. Hitchcock.
Lfvermore and Thompson. Straws
were drawn after which Mr.. Thomp-
son as winner. was presented with a
beautifully engraved spoon. The
guests were assembled at luncheon
tables artisttcally decorated with pink
and White carnations and a delicious
~three-course luncheon was served
The history and travel section of the
current Events club at Crookston will
nave charge OF the regular weekly
program at the meeting this after
noon and the program which is an
unusually interesting one, is as fol.
lows:
Subject. Alaska.
"a Map Talk .......... Mrs, Akers
CO. History Mrs. Morris
tc) Development and Needs of Peo-
~, PIE Mrs Martin
W. .FFeseht LAY Situation. ........
Mrs. Spokely
The Crookston Matrons' club will
not meet on Wednesday, the usual day,
THIS week owing to the reception
which the Woman's club will give in
honor OF Miss Sanford on that day,
but will meet on Friday at the home
of Mrs. V. McGregor. The hostesses
for the afternoon will be Mesdames
Lumpkin. Ireland, Yeo and McGregor
The response to roll call will be "sim.
pie home remedies"
The Drama section Of the Fine Art,
noon with the president, Mrs. F. j,
Thompson. Tho play discussed wal
Pinero's The Second Mrs. Tan.
ueray." Miss Amsdell gave the read.
ings and Lou Ciel Quirk the analysis
The afternoon was greatly enjoyed.
The Fargo Woman's club will meet
on Friday afternoon with Mrs. Hill.
dreth. the subject for study being
discuss General Causes" Mrs. Beck.
with. Industrial Accidents" and Mrs
Richards. Unsteady Work, Liquor
and Ignorance"
The Fargo Round Table club will,
meet on Friday evening. with Mrs
Gearey. the program will be "Schwind
and the Munich School of Art" by
Mrs. Rindlaub; Development of the
German Drama" by Mrs. Burt, and
"Hebbell and Ludwig" by Mrs. Law.
renee.
The Woman's Literary club at viii.
low City which Is a member of the
state federation held two interesting
meetings during the last week after
holiday vacation. The first was held
at III home Of Miss Atkinson and ten
members responded to roll call by re.
lating miscellaneous historical facts
The lesson took up the jefferson.
Madison administrations and was led
by Miss. Miss Josephine Hamel read
a paper on Washington Irving and
Mrs. Rich one on American Paint
ers." Mrs. c. v. C. Cooke was critic.
Mrs. J. H. Cooke was hostess at the
next meeting and twelve members
were present. At roll call they gave
facts pertaining to the critical period
in American history and Miss Wilson
roe-Jackson administrations. Mrs
Horr had a paper on Three American
Historians" and Mrs. j. H. Cooke one
on Some Early American Women
Poet" Miss Hamel was critic for the
meeting.
At Wimbledon the Woman's Study
club. also a member Of the state fed.
GRAFTON, has been holding some un-
ter. Wednesday evening the members
met with Mrs. Dudley and their pro-
gram was devoted to Household
Economics" Three very able papers
were read, the first by Mrs. Simmons
on Domestic Science, Woman's
Noblest Calling" She made q plea for
more training for girls In that science.
and showed how much had been &C.
complished since the first convention
many valuable statistics. She said
that ninety per cent Of all married
women did their own housswork and
the importance OF thorough trainfns
before marriage was evident.
Miss Henderson followed on the
subject Of Sanitary Homes and Sur.
roundings" and quoted freely from
scientific experts on ventilation. use
ess ornamentation. proper lighting
sanitary home. Mrs. Clendenning'S . In
teresting subject was I'm How Far
Are tho Women Responsible for the
High Cost OF Living" She listed the
usual faults. eytravaGance and ignor.
ance Of the food value Of certain vege-
tables and meats but believed that 6fv-
Ing suffrage- to women would result IN