The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-06-03

The Won1en's Civic league at Lari-
moro has ii membership of sixty-five
and at the next meeting. June II. they
are going to cndeavor to double that
number. The chairman of h beau
tifying committee. Mrs. Wisner, has set
out three beds of red seranimus in he
park. the new rest room has been
furnished under the direction of the
health and rest room committees,
much relief work has been done and
active steps have beer taken toward
organizing a cemetery association.
The ome of Milton have been
asked by the Commercial club of that
city to organize a civic league. The
business men find thai only women
can make the city beautiful and will
give them every assistance in organ
izing a club for that purpose.
The Votes for Women league OF
Fargo is busy making preparations
for the state gathering of woman suf-
fragis,s to be held in that city Thurs
day. June 10. They are sending out
invitations to all clubs in the state to
send delegates n will provide for
three sessions that day. There will
be no charge for the evening session
when the suffrage play. The Pot and
the Kettle" will be presented and
the public is invited.
a district convention of the w. c.
T. u. is to be held at Mayville next
week II the delegates elected from
the Fargo Scandinavian union are
Mrs. II. II. Aaker. Mrs. o. s.. Hade-
land, Mrs. J. NJ. Johnson. Mrs. Victor
Baldwin, Mrs. b. Nilsson. Mrs. B.. G.
Haugen. Mrs. Ashland and Miss HUI
da Forsberg.
Mrs. S. j. LaDue will be fedora
ton secretary for the Mtnot Woman's
club instead of Mrs. A. NJ. Thompson,
according to announcement in the
papers of that city.
Mrs. Philip Carpenter. who is a.
candidate for the presidency of the
General Federation of Women's clubs,
is a member of nine clubs. She is
a lawyer, the business partner of her
husband. and is also a good house
hold manager.
The Woman's Municipal league of
Boston has undertaken to provide the
city with A sanitary market. The site
of the proposed market is to be near
Copley quare. and within easy reach
of several car lines. 1t will be con-
structed of the most approved facili-
ties of handling fo~odstuffs. Control Of
the sources and quality of the food it,
self will also be included. Mrs. J.. T.
Bowker, the president of the league,
is at the head of the movement,
though most of the investigations
concerning market conditions have
been made by Miss Theresa Norton,
the market inspector of the league.
Sociological workers are discuss
ing with considerable interest the an
nouncement of Mrs. Larz Anderson,
wife of the United States minister to
Belgium. that she expects to throw
open her historic estate in Brookline,
Mass. to the members of a home for
working girls in which she is inter-
ested. |"
In outlining her plans. Mrs. Ander-
son says twenty of the girls will be
entertained in the big house at a
time for ten days. During that Pc
Rod they will be surrounded with ey-
cry luxury. Maids will be on hand
to brush their hair and attend to their
every want.
Automobiles and horses will be pro-
vided. and boats will be at their dis
posal TO r%conveying them about the
Anderson private lake. Their meals,
which will be served to them on fine
linen and costly china j nthe great
dining hall. will he cooked by al
French chef. and every room in the
immense house will be open to them.
In fact. the girls will have as much
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