The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-11-29

The Niagara w. c. T. U. has made
Mrs. ]. W. Mason a life member Of
that organization In recognition Of the
good. work she has done for the union.
Mrs. Mason has paid dues into the
society for sixteen years and the oc-
a large social gathering attended by
all members and their friends.
Saturday afternoon being guest
day at. the jamestown Woman's club
each member was permitted to bring
one guest while an invitation was also
extended to the Wednesday and Music
clubs and the lady members of the
faculties Of the various educational
institutions of the city.
The meeting was called to order
BY the efficient president, Mrs. w. B.
DEFAULT, who welcomed the guests
Cartwright in a delightful manner
read The Camp Meeting at Blu.
Springs" to a very appreciativc audi
ence. She %graciously responded with
the selection. Dairy O'Dee" as an
encore. Mrs. Cartwright proved her
self an adapt in dramatic art.
The feast OF the occasion was the
F~arnsworth. head Of the domestic
science department Of the Valley CITY
normal. She took as her topic the
subjects Of desserts. which was appro-
PIRATE for the season. AS the Thanks
giving time approaches there comes
with a load Of responsibility to the
housewife who realizes that the heavy
meal of long ago is still customary.
even in this age. Miss Farnswortin
pie. a most i%ndigestible food, which
has come to Us through custom, a
seemingly necessary food at the
Thanksgiving season Instead. she
prepared buildings to take the place Of
heavy tndigestible foods.
Domestic science ean more than
cooking or sewing. It is a broader
the dignity Of labor. Girls are to
realize that 1t does not hurt them to
work with their hands. When a moth
er says: "Oh, ! do not want my
daughter to work AZ hard as have
one, does she think her daughter
better than she? Wouldn't it be bet.
ter that the daughter, at first. spoil
the bread. than for the mother TO
spoil the daughter?
My daughter might Just as we'll
practice on the husband as on the
father"
|. Each member Of the home should
have a duty to perform. The spirit of
n~elpfulness should permeate the at.
mosphere. AS children are the crown.
Ing glory OF the home. there should
De nothing 90 good for them. Fur
nish your home In such a manner that
every room Is open to your children.
Miss Farnsworth has the opportun-
ity to spread. the temperance work,
and at every occasion impresses upon
ner girls that there Is no need for
liquor or wines In sauces. the syruu
from sweet pickles. jells and fruit
juices being better in every way.
We find that nature gives us 40
much sugar In vegetables. honey and
fruits. No wonder that our system
often Graves for sweets. The date,
having SO much food value. with fifty.
eisht per cent Of sisar. is a staple
1000 TO the Inhabitants Of northern
Africa. where It Is raised.
The 1%angdon's Woman's club met
on Tuesday afternoon which bears the
distinction Of being Federation Day"
on the clubs program. with Miss Tes-
sic Jackson and members to the num-
Der OF about fifty and their friends
were present. The two delegates Mes
dams Hunter and scadeng. of the
Langdon club to the state federation,
recently held Mt Grand Forks. present
ed their report Of the gathering,
which was full Of interest. Follow
ing the usual order Of business. the
consisting Of Miss jackson and Mes
danes W. n. Dickson. ]. II. Balm. w.
A. Mcintyre and G.. e. Johnston. took
charge. The ladies present had come
prepared In represent some noted
woman, and the enterta inment con.