The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-11-15
5 WomenS' Clubs
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That the Valley City Music club is
doing especially good work this year
was illustrated Wednesday evening at
Its guest night meeting at the home Of
Mrs. James Grady. They departed
from their regular line Of work Of the
study Of Wagner and gave a Straus
evening for the guests enjoyment.
Tennyson's Enoch Arden delighted her
hearers and showed a wonderful con-
ception Of the poem. Mrs. W. A. Cor
don in her exquisite Straus accom-
paniment made a beautiful setting for
the reading. Preceding the reading
Mrs. Gordon also gave a short paper
on Straus. describing his music. Prof.
FroSsaa in his violin solos Of Hun.
garian dances, Miss Fjelde in piano
selections. Mrs. Craswell in her solos
Of Indian selections and Miss Amidn
in Gounod's Serenade solo. were very
we'll received. The program was en-
joyed by about 100 guests and was
concluded with a pleasant social hour
and refreshments.
Minot Woman's Socialist club has
completed its first year of existence
and celebrated the occasion Thursdy
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. Emma
Pooier. The program Of the afternoon
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Herbert Bum had charge Of the meet
ing. Mrs. Emma Pooler had prepared
and read an intensely interesting pa
per. entitled Our Club in the Future"
and Mrs. Herbert Bunn's contribution
to the program. which was The His
tory of the Club" written in poetry,
was splendid and quite out Of the or
binary. Mrs. Thomas was unable to
read her paper pertaining to Woman
G., fPra oe ~ 60 Mo- C0l~> 1i.Ai, -.
sented to read her number on the pro-
gram. Miss Dorothy Qualley delight
ed the ladies by giving a recitation. At
the close Of the program a social hour
was enjoyed by the ladies. The men,
bers Of the club and their guests were
Joined by their husbands al 8 o'clock.
when an appetizing luncheon was
served. The evening was spent In
playing whist and in. having a social
are much gratified by the progress
which the club has made during it's
first year. and are hopeful Of the ex-
pansion Of the club in the future.
The combined women's clubs at
Valley City will do honor to Miss Min.
ME J.. Nelson. the newly elected presi-
dent Of the North Dakota Federation
Of Women's clubs. this evening when
they will give a large public reception
for her. The reception will be held
at the Odd Fellows hall and the club
women Of the city have for ON time
been making preparations in the form
of hal: decorations and an elaborate
program. Refreshments will be SER
we'd al the close OF the program.
A special urgent invitation has been
extended to members of the CONNER
cial club and the wives to be present
at the reception. The clubs which will
take part are: The Sorosis. Womans,
and the Improvement league.
The program for the evening is at
follows:
Solo-Mrs. Hardin Lucas.
Spcech-From the Men Of the Town
Rev. l.. q. Moultrie.
Speech-From the Women OF the
Town. Mrs. J. f. Featherstone.
Violin Solo-Mr. Froysaa.
Speech-Miss Amidon. president oi
the SorosiS club.
Responsibilities Nelson.
Solo-Mr. Meyer.
Piano Solo-Miss Fjeldc.
The Woman's club at McHcnr,
which was admitted to the state fed.
Grafton during the recent convention
in this city held Its meeting this week
with Mrs. Is. G.. Phtpps ana the pro
gram included two papers. one by Mrs
universities' n n by Mrs. LeBier
o. The Education OF Negroes and In,
dams" Musical numbers were giver
and plans for next years work wer,
discussed. Refreshments were served
and Mrs. Strehlow will be hostess mex
Tuesday.
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