The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-03-15

and all have been filled will, excellent
worna with the exception of tho press
committee which will be named at a
later date, The appointments are as
follows:
Program~-Mrs. Joseph Kennedy.
chairman: Mrs. Meyer J%acobstcin.
Mrs. i. NJ. Gillette.
hoff, chairman. Mrs. James Collins,
Mrs. Richard Hayward.
Finance-Mrs. John Carroll. chair
Miss Bertha Ferguson. Miss
Mary McCumbcr.
Constitution and Ry-Laws-Mrs. ].
NJ. Gillette. chairman. Mrs. \. q.
Leonard, DIR. Mae Sanders.
EXecutire-Mrs. Alice Nelson Page.
Tr. Mae Sanders. Miss McCumbrr.
Miss Ferguson inc the members of
the finance committee.
Miss Farup to Return to IL"
Miss Irene t'arup Of Park River
who has been abroad for the past two
Years and Miss Florence Doughcrty Of
the same city who met her in New
York city on her return We're here for
a short time this morning while on
their way home. Both tho girls are
former popular university students.
Miss Farup having graduated in 1910.
III n ptN! VI Alplld ~ SlIlS were az
the train to meet them this morning.
Miss Farup has enjoyed and protited
to the extreme her visit to Europe and
her college girl friends were happy to
hear that h is to return to the Uni
Nersity Of North Dakota in "a few days
to take up work for her NJ. A. degree.
Miss Farup studied at the University
of Berlin while in Germany and Is
anxious to complete the requirements
for her masters degree.
Miss Farup G abroad shortly aft
er her graduation from the university
and after seeing the passion play sha
went to Berlin where she specialized
in her music and other high educa-
tion at the University of Berlin. She
has travelled extensively OF the con-
tinent and for a part of the time was
accompanied by hsr parents.
Reception for Mrs. IaF'OIlettc.
Saturday evening from 1880 until
$50 o'clock the ladies of the Votes
for Women club will hold 4. reception
in honor OF Mrs. Robert NJ. LaFollette.
who is accompanying her hus-
band on his speaking tour through
North Dakota. The reception is to he
held in tho council chambers of the
city hal and is to be entirely informal
in character. The officers of the club
will receive with Mrs. IaFollette and
a cordial invitation is extended to all
the ladies' of the city to call and greet
her.
This compliment to Mrs. LaFollette,
while not elaborate. is one that will
be appreciated and is entirely in keep
ing with the attention she is receiving
in all the cities through which she is
travelling on this tour. AT Valley City
YESTERDAY she was the guest OF Miss
Minnie ~FarnsWorth of the normal
school faculty, an old friend. and wa
entertained at Il prettily appointed
luncheon given in the domestic science
department Of the school. A great
many of the prominent club women
of that city called 1T the normal to
greet her during the few hours she
was there in the evening.
Mrs. La Follette. too. is 81 suffragist
So will feel quite at home as the
guest of the Votes for Women club.
While in Minneapolis Wednesday Mrs.
moments and said:
u am out here as a companion to
Senator L~aFollctte." said Mrs. La
Toilette. smiling across the brea kfast
table at her husband. You know.
am as much interested in politics as he
ie. am {. s1ffragist. Oh. yes. ] be-
lieve 1t is coming: and ] am earnestly
hoping to sec it adopted o o in Wis
consin. The attitude of the Ohio con-
stitntional convention is certainly very
encouraging
st. J'atrick's Affairs Begin.
The windows of the department
stores are displaying the green of the
Emerald Isle. the shamrock is the fea-
ture at the florist shops and in postal
cards. favors and novelties every
thing has taken on the symbol IF st.
Patrick's day which this year falls on
Sunday and as a. result makes both
Saturday and Monday days of enter
tanning.