The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-10-09
Womens' Clubs
What North Dakota Club Women I
Are Doang Preparatory to
October Convention.
The Fargo Votes for Women league

held it's initial meeting of the year
Tuesday evening and a committee to
arrange the years program was NAM
ed with Mrs. F.. e. Kindred. Mrs.
Eugene Snider and Mrs. NJ. A. Hill
dreth as members. The president of
the league, Mrs. e. NJ. barrow, pre-
sented her resignation on account of
failing health but the same was not
accepted. Mrs. barrow will be. re-
lieved Of the duties Of her office by the
vice president. Mrs. r. NJ. Pollock, for
a time in the hope that she may re-
cover and again take up the work.
Another meeting will be held in a
fortnight.
Mrs. E.. J. Walsh and Miss Mathilda
Dahl of Minot will be here next week
as delegates to the federal convention
from the Minot Musical club. Miss
Dahl is we'll known here, having fire.
quently visited as the guest of Miss Ida
I4amson. Mrs. Walsh is a pipe organ
list and probably will appear on one
of the programs.
The F~ortnightly club at Fargo will
study socialism this year and their
opening program was given Monday
afternoon at the new Civic center.
Mrs. j. w. Ince read a paper on The
Contribution Of Karl Marx to Social.
ism" Mrs. ". F. Sudro gave. a talk on
The Ideals of Socialism" and at the
close of the meeting a conference of
the presidents of the neighborhood
clubs was held.
The Fargo w. c. T. U. has engaged
the services Of Miss Rhena E. G.
Mosher, national secretary Of the
Young Peoples branch, for a series
Of talks in the public schools. Miss
Mosher will arrive today and will re.
main In the city until Friday when she
goes to Valley City. Miss Mosher ia
on her way to Portland, Ore, to the
national convention.
The La Boheme club y. Grafton. ali
art study club. will be represented at
the federation convention here next
week by its president. Mrs. H. l..
Haussam"". and Mrs. w. c. Treu-
mann T. La Boheme has began its
years wc1 y at the initial meeting
new oHe were elected as follows:
MRS. II. L. Haussamen. president;
president; Mrs. A. R. T. Wylie, vice
president; Mrs. A. E. Cobb, secre-
tary.treasurer: Mrs. J: E. Gray. su-
Hager. supervisor OF reading.
Mrs. 6. w. Glaspel and Miss Alice
B.. Scott Of Grafton have been chosen
delegates from the Monday Night
clup at Grafton and will be here. next
week to be numbered among the fed.
GRAFTON guests. The delegates were
selected at the opening meeting of
the year held Monday evening. when
the club decided to devote its study
this wear to Socialism" The election
Of officers resulted in Mrs. A. r. T.
Wylier being chosen president: Grant
Hager. vice president: Mrs. F. L. Ow-
ston. secretary-treasurer: A. e. Cobb
and F. L. Montgomery, executive
BOARD members: DR.. A. r. T. Wylie,
leader.
The w. c. T. U. ORGANIZATIONS at
Fargo, Valley City and Bismarck are
busy with preparations to entertain
the national delegates next Monday
when the White Ribbon" special
makes stops in those cities on its
way to the n%attonal convention a..
Portland. Automobile drives and re-.
ceptions arc the order Of entertain
ment and there will be speeches In
all three cities. Mrs. Fl. H. Aaker nj
the Scandinavian union al Fargo will
Join the party at Fargo. Mrs. Eliza
beth Preston Anderson who is ma.
tional secretary hopes to Join the par.
ty at Valley City and Mrs. w. H. Bes,
OF Fargo will leave her home early
Join he party at Bismarck. II
Bismarck the city oficers give a re.
ccption in the Commercial club and
tho public reception will be held in
INC house chamber of the state CAPT
ItcI building.