The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-02-17
Votes for Women League.

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zation to 10 known as the Votes for
Women League Of North Dakota
was perfected last evening. Mrs. r. NJ.
Pollock presiding at Il meeting held
in the public library building. There
vas an encouraging attendance. and
matters of importance We're discussed.
Mrs. deI-endrecic rendered the use OF
n of her rooms In the deLendrccie
block during her sojourn in Califor-
mia. Suffrage literature will be placed
here. and the room will be open to the
public or Tuesdays. Thursd avs and
Saturdays. from 4 o'clock to s. with
one of the ladies of the organization
in attendance. The Dor will he
rozily furnished. and guests will be
ISOLATION voiced its appreciation Of
Mrs. deLendrecie's offer with a vote
of thanks.
The secretaries will be provided
with suitable stationery. which will
be printed on yellow paper. yellow
being the color adopted by the suffra-
gists.
Mrs. Buelah NJ. Anidon was elected
second vice president and Mrs. w. r.
Gushing press secretary. and the latter
will he assisted by Mrs. Neal, Mrs.
Salter and others. Through the press,
men and women throughout the state
interested in suffrage will he urged to
Join the Fargo organization. until such
time as tho towns they reside in may
he able to support a branch society,".
y vigorous campaign for membership
will be wagcd. tho movement having
already assumed important proper
tons. 1t is believed that North Da-
kota will play no small part in the
achievements Of this branch of wom-
ans work.
Communications from all those who
/ desire CITY. mr. cfoto rorposar<u%;oo
in the league are invited. and may ne
addressed to Mrs. r, II. Wilder. gem
cral secretary or to Mrs. r. NJ. Pol
lock. first vice president.
The next meeting will be held in
two weeks at the public library.
Baptist Sunday Music.
been arranged for the Sunday services
at the First Baptist church:
Morning.
Misunderstanding .......... Salome
Anthem-Agnus Del ......-..Gounod
Observation-Disclosures Major
Anthem-"I.et the Words. Blair
Postlude-Triumphal March.......
Irclndc-Ronance ..Saint-Saens
puct--"Jcsus. the Very Thought.
Miss Henry and MIR. Winslow.
Observation-Disclosures. ....... Merkel
Anthcm-"The Lord is EXalted"...
Pos,ludc Ro Yves.
Recognition of Good Work.
Miss Overton 6. Ellis of Olympia,
Wash, chairman of the food SANTA
ton committee of the General FEEDER
alton OF Women's clubs. has written
Mrs. r. A. Sprague. food Inspector Of
the Women's Civic league in this city,
that she has heard so much about
the success of the cleanliness of Grand
Forks and enforcement of its pure
food laws that she wishes Mrs. Spargue
to write an article on the history of
her wor for publication and for pres
entation at the national meeting. Mrs.
Ellis regards North Dakota as the
most successful state in the country
in the development of food Legislation,
and G fails to hold it up as an
example in her talks. Mrs. Sprague
will comply with her request.
Invitations for Annual BANQUET,
Invitations for the annual banquet
of the Baptist Young Peoples union
were issued today and the event is to
be n of the big functions of Wash
ington's birthday. The feast will be
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$3.50 o'clock in the evening and will
be an elaborate four course repast
prepared and served by the Ladies'
Aid society. They are preparing for
$50 guests and hope to make the ban
quet the best in the history of the So
ciety.
The national colors will prcdomin-
ate in the decorations and the service
VIII be followed by a program and
social session.
Shrove Pancake Dinner.
A pancake dinner on Shrove Tues
day. the day before Ash Wednesday.
is the attractive feature announced to-
day by the ladies of ST. Paul's Guild.
The Dime will be served in the par.
ish hall from II until , O'Clock in the
afternoon and its preparation is in
charge of Mrs. H. l.. Pitts. The menu
will consist of delicious buckwheat
pancakes. homemade sausage, dough-
nuts. maple syrup and coffee. This is
the first time in some years that
Shrove Tuesday has been observed
with the appropriate feast so all
should take advantage of the oppor-
tunity.
Children's Recital Today.
The children of the Grand Forks
School of Music gave their weekly re-
Cltdl Az 4:3V O'CLOCK his afternoon
and those who took part in the pro-
gram were Margaret Libby, Jean
Dreoland. Clemcntine Bronson, Ardis
Gilmore. Eleanor Kelly. Elizabeth
Harrington. Edna. Driscoll. Louise
FTeyan. Helen Lasham, Marie Bowcs,
Ruth Wilson and Marie Vale.
Miss Chambers Was Present.
Miss Georgia Chambers of Churchs
Ferry. state organizer for the w. C. T.
u. was present at the w. C. r. U. So
cia1 held Friday evening at the home
of Mrs. John Hewitson on University
avenue and delivered an interesting
talk on THE Coming Boy and Girl"
The social was very successful. a large
number being present.
Attended sisters Wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Mahowald re-
turned Friday from Bird Island,
Mimi. where they attended the we'd
ding Of Mrs. MahoN,ald's sister, Miss
Clara Leach. and Edward Bruels, also
of Bird Island. The wedding took
place Monday morning.
For Women.
A reasonable amount Of want ad-
answering" may be made the most
profitable work o do.
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