The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-10-16
In the Gay Social Whirl


education for women and In 1888
Ohcrlin college was started and four
years later Mount Holyoke was found
ed because it was necessary that girls
wo,k The tirst normal school for
ladies' was built at Lexington. Mass,
in 1889 and the first women's medical
college Was started in New England
and the foundation of these institu-
tionS showed the need that was felt
for spec!a! education at that time.
Miss Howe this morning said that
economy is given by Katherine Beech
er in her book on Home Economics"
Nassar college was started in 1868
and during this period there was a
struggle between the old and the new
systems of education. Miss Howe
maintained that OF the best things
that ever happened this movement
the college in 1852 by the Morrill, act.
These schools thrive hest in the west
ern part Of the country because ev-
erything is new and people are al
ways trying new experiments.
h first real attempt. for home
was in 1890 and since that time the
idea has spread all over the unit
and one of the greatest factors in
spreading this is the work done by
Prof. q. w. .Atwater in sending out
articles in the United States bulle-
tins. The movement has thrived
wonderfully during the past ten Years
and in 1911 there were 1900 Of these
schools of various types.
HI organization OF the Federation
'of Women's clubs has also helped the
moenlent to a considerable extent
The first trial of domestic science was
given at the University of North Da-
and at that time il was not a success
and h present course was installed
in 1909. Students may take either
a two year or a four year course in
this art. The state high school board
of North Dakota has made q ruling
that all first class schools must pro-
vide courses in manual training and
domestic science and this plan has
given great impetus TO the work he:e.
Sophomore Dance Saturday.
h sophomores OF the state uni
versity will entertain the members OF
the freshman class. at 4 dancing par
Y to he given. on Saturday evening.
October 10. in the university gynlnasi-
UNI. The students who do not dance
will he provided with entertainment.
1t is customary each year for the Sec
ond year students to entertain the
freshmen and In the spring the first
year people give a function of some
ind in return.
splendid time is anticipated. The hours
will be from S to IL o'clock.
The patrons and patronesses will be
President and Mrs. +. L. McVey, Prof.
and Mrs. Samuel Rhodes. Prof. Hitch
cock. Miss Margare, Fawcett. Prof. J.
a. Taylor. Dean Ella NJ. Fulton.
The members Of the various com
mittees follow.
Reception-Nara Markell. Myrtle
Halvorson. Harry Reed and Inc Ser
mugard.
Music-Louis Burfening. Genevieve
. Keefc and John Moore.
Refreshments-Monte Mares. kath-
King and Eva Montford.
Program-Ella Thompson. Hugh
Decoration-Alma johnson. Ethel
Renwick,. Lynn Radke. Albert john
SON. Mable Evenscon, Gladys Shand.
Dalton PaXman, X. Hixon and An
drew Mcdowell.
The program Of dances follows:
i. Waltz-"The Girl l Call My
,. Two-Step-"Chicken Reel"
;. Waltz-"Pink Lady"
4. Circle Two-Step - "~Alexander's
Rag,ime Band"
5. Waltz-"Ciribirrim."
s. Two-Step-"Ragtime Violin"
:. Waltz-'An That l Ask is Love-"
S. -Two-Step-"Billie."
.. -Waltz-"Barcorolle."
10. Two-Step-'Beautiful Doll
II. -Waltz-"Vision of Salome."
~. Two-Step-'Oceana Roll"
Is. Waltz-'Madame Sherry"
II. Observation-Disclosures Rag"
Is. -Waltz-"Path to Heaven"
Is. Good Night, Dear"
!. Two-step-"skeleton Rag"
,. Waltz-"Harbor Of Love-"
5. Two-Step-"Red Rose Rag"
4. walt7-"Nighs and Day"
Married in Winnipeg.
Miss Ina McMullen, Who resigned
her position with E. j. Lander and
Fred Lemm. son of Mr.. and Mrs. H.
W. Lemm of North Seventh street,
were married in Winnipeg a few days
ago. The couple gave their friends
the slip by saying they were taking
their vacations and Miss McMullen
was to spend hers in Grafton while
Mr.. Lemm went to Winnipeg. The
couple are we'll known and have
scores of friends who will extend con-
eIdtuldtIoHS. MT. LeHan mas DeeN
bookkeeper at the Great Northern
freight Offices but has resigned his po.
sition and with his bride will make
his future home in Winnipeg.
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, Sophomore Masquerade.
The sophomore class Of the high
school has planned a masquerade par.
ty for Wednesday evening. October 20,
which will be given at the Y. w. c. A.
Miss Jean Taylor is chairman Of the
). committee in charge of the arrange
ments.