The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-11-13
5 Womens' Clubs
{ What North Dakota Club Wome.
) Are Doing

The Ladies' Literary club at Flaxton
met With Mrs. w. p. Eestler this week
n elected the following new officers
for the ear President Mrs pooly
Gee: secretary and treasurer. Mrs.
Marie Eestler; program committee.
, Mrs. Nellie Gee. Mrs. Viola Glaze and
Mrs. Hattie Marion.
The afternoons program was a
round table talk on Charles Dickens
led by Mrs. Marion and current events
by Mrs. Glaze. After thej social hour
New England lunch.
The Wonan's Study club is a newly
organized club at Ryder. The meet
ings are held alternate Tuesdays in
the school house and the study for
this year will be a trip through Eng
land. The officers for this year are as
follows:
President-Mrs. David Larin.
Vice President-Miss Ethel Rob-
bins.
Secretsry-Miss Anna Moe.
Treasurer-Miss Margaret Camp
bell.
Program committee-Mrs. H. E.
Johnson. chairman; Miss Wayne Nc
Dermott, Mrs. A.. Haraldson.
Mrs. F.. W. Bailey was hostess last
week at the meeting Of the Casselton
Woman's club. Mrs. D. NJ. Roth re-
signed as president and Miss Hattie
May was elected in her place. Mrs.
Bell gave a very graphic paper on
How Our President is Elected" Mrs.
Straus discussed Washington CITY"
and Mrs. Ross gave an interesting talk
on The Mistress Of the White House."
A very interesting report of the recent
federation meeting was given by Miss
Carrie Smith. the club delegate. The
meeting vas closed with roll call
which was responded to with current
events.
The Norden Musical club at Devils
Lake held a very pleasant meeting
with Mrs. T. ]. Shelver. The ventng
was spent in the study of the different
noted Norwegian writer's and at the
close OF a most interesting meeting re.
ifreshments were r by the hostess.
Mrs. A. p. Lenhart was hostess at
the meeting of the Mothers club at
Bismarck this week. The club has
just completed its reading of Mrs.
Leute's book on "%Childhood." which
has proved of such great interest and
bench to the members. There was
the usual children's story told to the
children present n the afternoon
closed With a discussion on cooking
and the child's diet. Mrs. Lenhart
served A delicious luncheon late in the
afternoon and mothers and children
had a pleasant time.
The Bismarck Fortnightly club re.
sumed its meetings Wednesday after.
noon with Mrs. &. l. Young as hOstess.
This club is devoting it's attention this
year TO a study OF modern drama.
n Eliza bethian period and Shake
speare were topics Of the day.
and read by Mrs. E. ]. Taylor on
"Shakespeare. the Man." by Mrs. e. W.
Harris on "Shakespeare's Dramatic
Works" and by Mrs. P. E. Byrne on
The Theater at the Time OF Eliza.
beth.
Another chapter in the text book
The modern Drama" was read and
discussed and after a pleasant and
profitable session the club adjourned.
Mesdames A. J.. Bessie and John
Bruegger were hostesses for the regu-
lar November meeting at Williston of
the Domestic Science club. There was
Il demonstration of cookery Of meats
papcr by Mrs. Harry Hanson on 1.-THE
High Cost Of Living" Roll call in.
ciuded suggestions for reducing the
high cost Of living. The social COM
mittee will give 81 home harvest dance
November %.
This will h" guest night for the
members Of the Valley City Musical
club and h meeting will be held this
'icvcning at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Grady. Miss Dean will be the