The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-04-30

n ladies or the Twentieth Century
! ut Sheldon have taken up the
Improvement of the cemetery as their
sunmer work n are busy solic-
iting funds.
I Tho next meeting OF the Jamestown
I Woman's club will occur Saturday,
May 4. at $ o'clock at the high school
auditorium. This is the annual civic
meeting IF the club. The general
topic for tho evening will he "Health
and Hygiene" and the program will
ON prevention Of Disease and Disin-
fertion.' Tho House Fly" Health
full Cooking" and Laws n Ordi-
nanccs Relating to HEALTH"
The close. of the Mayville Query
clubs second year was celebrated by
a banquet i'm Masonic hall Wednesday
night. The members and their la
dies were present. After the catables
master of ceremonies. introduced Mr..
Travis, VIII" responded to the toast.
WHY This Hurry" Mr.. ltillycr on
"Life's Greatest Query" MIR. Stewart
ON What Shall the Harvest Rc?"
Mr.. Slvisaker on What is q Crank"
Mrs. Horton, representing the guests.
told Who's Who" in a Very clever
manner. The remarks Of the speak,
ers We're witty and entertaining. This
pleasant occasion was a fitting close
to the clubs successful years work.
The Fargo Fortunightly club met
yesterday afternoon at the supreme
court rooms. Mrs. Wilder, the presi-
dent. presiding. Mrs. w. II. Rest fol-
lowed the paper of Mrs. Davis of last
week on Suggestions for Civic I'M
Yn~nt.r,,,nV< -, ,,,rr ~ ~
Municipal Improvements in Other
Cities"
Mrs. Fest spoke of the great work
that is being accomplished in Glove
land. Ohio. in the establishment of
Its municipal center. where seven
great buildings of IA public nature are
built to form the nucleus of A Getty
beautiful" From these buildings the
streets radiate in different directions.
Very like those of Washington from
Capitol hill. The plan of the city
which shall make of Cleveland a
monument to wise forcthought on the
part of it's builders.
III Boston. Mrs. Best said. an effort
is helms made to widen some of the
streets. and straighten others, al
though great care will be taken to
prcesrvc all its traditions. Every
historic landmark will renain in it's
original surroundings and KEEP in it's
original simplicity as far as possible.
Fanueil hall is the particular pride
OF every Bostonian and Just in front
of it is a rcvcrcd spot of ground,
where the first blood of the American
revolution was shed. Boston makes
much Of it's playground system, vast
areas being devoted tt its develop
mcnt.
improvements in other cities were
mentioned. and much information of
unusual value was CLEANED from Mrs.
Best's fund of information.
Mrs. Wilder gave IL paper on Coon
ditions of Employed Women in Far
o As Mrs. Wilder will read to-
morrow afternoon, a resume will be
given later.
Mrs. An1idon gave a history of the
four ne%ighborhood clubs of the city,
and the statement was made that
many schools outside Of the city are
writing for information concernins
the establishment of other clubs
along the same lines. Prominent ed
ucators have written Mrs. Best and
other members of the club for ideas.
In this connection it may properly be
said that If Grand Forks takes the
lead in North Dakota for civic inn
proNement, Fargo may we'll claim it
for the successful establishment of
school renters