The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-10-10
CLUB NOTES

The Hawthorne Neighborhood club
held a very interesting meeting yes
terday afternoon at the Hawthorne
school. Mrs. A. III. Dodsley presided
president and the attendance was near
ly fifty. There were some folk drills by
the pupils Of the third grade. There
was a question and suggestion
e eS1 f Hs the to t t6S plans Season of wh ioS
was heartily entered into and some
some fine ideas brought out. Mrs.
Dadsley appointed the following com
Klinsman. Miss Tierny and Mrs. Shell
don; refreshlnent committee, Mrs.
CLANCY and Mrs. Parsons; reception
committee, Mrs. Jenkins, Mrs. Dunbar
and Mrs. Mcmillan. A social time with
refreshments was enjoyed.
There will be a joint meeting of all
of the neighborhood clubs on next
Monday evening at s o'clock at stones
auditorium. An especial invitation is
extended to the gentlemen of the var
ious neighborhoods as well as the mem
bers and their friends. The programme
will be a victrola recital in which some
of the leading educational subjects viii
be discussed. Those who are interest
ed in the educational work of the city
will be especially interested.
Mrs. E. ]. Walsh IN Miss Matilda
Dahl will represent the Minot Musical
club at the federation meeting at
Grand Forks next week.
The La Boheme club at Grafton, an
art study club, will be represented at
the federation convention next week
b. &suss itS president aed MRS mrs " " Z:
Treumann. The La Boheme has be-
gun it's years work and at the initial
| meeting new officers were elected as
r. - - m THT-II- .kn .->a
ident; Mrs. A. E. Cobb, secretary
treasurer; Mrs. j. e. Gray, supervisor
of sewing; Mrs. Grant F. Hager, super
visor of reading. -
Mrs. @. w. Glaspel and Miss Alice
B. Scott of Grafton have been chosen
delegates from the Monday Night club
at Grafton and will be in Grand Forks
next week to be numbered among the
federation guests. The delegates Were
selected at the opening meeting of the
year held Monday evening when the
club decided to devote its study this
year to. socialism. The election OF
officers resulted in Mrs. A. r. T. Wylit
being chosen president; Grant Hager
vice president; Mrs. F. L. DIVISION, Sc
cretary-treasurer; A. E: Cobb and F.. L
Montgomery, executive board members
DR.. A. r. T. Wylie, leader
Grand Forks Herald: The STATE
Federation of Women's clubs viii con
vene in this city next week. This or
E~anization represents all that is. bes
in the civic and social life of the stat
and aptIy illustrates the old maxim
tina "in union there is strength" Tn
federation will receive a hearty recep
ton and every courtesy n attention
will be extended by the citizens o
Grand Forks, nan of whom ar,
prominently identified with the worl
of the organization. The keys OF tn
city will be placed in the hands of on
fair visitors and no effort will be spar
ed to render their stay in our mids
memorable. 1t behooves US to sustain
the reputation which we have achieves
throughout the country of having
SANITARY beautiful city" The mem
bers of the Civic league have beef
indefatigible in their efforts to brini
about this condition and individually
and collectively u citizens are urge
to supplement their efforts, in the few
remaining days, before the ~conventtol
meets. We should see to 1t that every
thing of an unsightly nature is remov
ed from the streets n alleys, wher
the weeds have been allowed to grow
J Nothing detracts more from the It'd
appearance of a boulevard or lawn tina
weeds. All are urged to pick UP an
clean up so that we may present to on
charming guests, a true picture OF tn
city beautiful"