The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-02-10
sixty Women at Meeting.

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social welfare work of the Women's
Civic league is growing day by day.
The meeting was in charge of Mrs.
X. \. Sprague n Mrs. j. NJ. Gillette
assisted by Mrs, q. T. Rishoff. Mrs.
X. +. ''ady. Mrs. Dutt, Mrs. Ed. Gibbs.
Mrs. George Jauss and Mrs. James
Collins and four school girls, Misses
Alice Eudge. Lillian Fee. Helen Eng
stroln and Esther Westecn. Miss
Agnes oDonn"ll gave n most inter
cstinr and valuable talk on the IRE.
lation Between the Teacher and the
Mother" and she was followed by
Miss Sutherland who gave a short talk
on tn" lesson. eggs. coffee and toast.
In the demonstration Miss Florence
bIsahl assisted n the mothers took
part. making the lesson thoroughly
practical. The dainty preparation was
served at the close and at $50 o'clock
the pleasant gathering was over.
Another interesting meeting Of
mothers was held at the Roosevelt
school Friday afternoon under the di.
r@cction of Miss Helen Davies and Mrs.
Herman Wolff. The mothers were
cordially greeted by the teachers and
q short program Of musical numbers
and recitations was enjoyed. Miss
Florence Palmer spoke briefly with an
interesting talk on The Civic League
and tho Roosevelt Boys" Five min
ute talks We're given by Mrs. A. L.
Woods. Mrs. C.. l.. Tompkins and Mrs.
Tnbbs and at the close light refresh
mentS We're served. The guests in
spected tho building and examined the
work of the children rs they chatted
and became better acquainted with
the teachers.
y. W. e.. 4. VcsJrr service.
Rev. II. j. Glenn of the Zion Lu-
theran church will speak Sunday at
the y. w. G. A. vcspcr service at 4
will render a violin solo. All women
are Very cordially invited and a social
hour will follow tho meeting.
Other activities at the Y. w. c., A.
during tn" coming week will include
tn" valentine leap year party on Tues
day evening which is being arranged
by Miss Ida lllmson and Miss Lola
l4aval'"e. This will he for all asso.
citation girls and will he one Of the
best parties of the season.
Monday afternoon the board OF di-
r%rrtors will meet for the regular SEES
sion II the important business will
DC concerning q new general secretary
to succeed Miss Florence Palmer.
III" board is in correspondence with
the territorial secretary. Mrs. Emma
+. Beyers. who will assist in the selcc-
ton of an efficient Young oma to
take up the work.
Thursday evening tho What's What
cllh VIII meet and take up the lesson
on the etiquette of cards, invitations
and correspondence.
h association has been fortunate
in securing through Miss Mary Suther-
lands efforts the domestic science de-
partnent of tho high school for the
new cooking class which is being or
Sanized and it will be started this
Week. just as soon as Il sufficient num-
bcr "f girls and wnmen enroll. This
will he Il splendid opportunity to re-
crive instruction under Miss Sutl,er-
land and tho class should lie the larg-
est in the association.
Pupils Gave Program.
n group of pupils from the chill
drcn's class at tho Grand Forks
School of Music gave Il recital at the
studios in the Security block this aft
crnoon at 4 o'clock and a large num-
her of parents and friends we're pres
cnt to hear the treat. The program
was as follows:
Jean Dreeland.
l.AeFclse Taper
Margaret Gillette.
Two Hand Study .......... krause
Margaret Randall.
Lora Tompkins.
Staccato Etude ........ Locschhorn
Ardis Gilmore.
oodlHldH : une ............ Adams
Margaret Thackcr.
Good Night Mamma ...... Ellsworth
Grace Griffith.
Tommy Touslehead ...... Spauldins
Eva Mathews.
Miniature Waltz ...... Crosby Adams
Violet L'Esperance.
a Little Dance ............ Rogers
Elizabeth Harrington.
tIieland Laddie ............ Morey
Mildred odell
Rerceuse Gfor violin and piano. Reber
Miss Curtis and Margaret Schulze
800
Miss Chambers Comes Tonight.
Miss George Chambers. state lee.
turer OF the W. e.. I. T.. will arrive
this evening to he in Grand Forks un-
til Tuesday morning and she will
speak Sunday. afternoon at one of the
churches and Monday afternoon at
the matinee at the Grand. Her sub
ject will he The Coming Boy and
Girl and all Interested in the younger
generation should plan to hear at
least one of these lectures.
Miss Chambers ia a very talented
young lady and has q Very attractive
personality. She is a splendid elocu-
ZIONIST. wearing n diamond medal
won in a W. e. T. L. contest in this
state and always adds charm to her
lectures by giving n reading or two.
Miss Chambers has just completed a
tour of the northeastern part of the
state and will so to Thompson Tues
day. While here she will he the guest
of Mrs. D. \. Mcleod of International
avenue.
Pythian> Entertained With Dance.
The Knights of Pythias entertained
with a dancing party at the lodge
rooms last evening in honor Of those
who tool part in the recent presen-
tation of Queen Zephra," which was
given under the auspices of that lodge.
Ihat the mark Of appreciation was
received with enthusiasm by the
young people was evidenced by the
large number who attended and the
dance was one Of the very happiest
kind. The Rorke orchestra furnish-
ed the music and the party was chap
eroned by Mr.. and Mrs. a. 8, Me-
Cracker and Mrs. Leah Bennett. The
hours were from 9 to 1 o'clock.
Miss Frances Stone. to We'll.
A Very interesting wedding is to
take place at GilhH next Wednesday,
February II. the bride being Miss
Frances Stone, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Solomon Stone. prominent and
we'll known residents OF this county.
h man of her choice is Fleetwood
l.. Mclean. and both have a large cir
Gle Of friends in this city as we'll as
in their home community who will
extend congratulations. Miss Stone
has studied music at Wesley college
conservatory In this city.
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Masks on at Has O'Clock.