The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-02-24
Women 8 Clubs
What Meth Dakota Club Women
Are DoiaE.

giving a public program at the theater.
A largo number attended the program
which was as follows:
Piano Solo-Mrs. II. e. McFall.
Recitation. 1.-The Complaint Of the
Business Woman"-Ethel Smith.
Paper. Some Reasons Why Women
Should Not Be Denied the Ballot
Mrs. Howard Thomas.
Piano Solo-Mrs. II. E. McFall.
Recitation, III I Were q Man"-En.
ma Zuzulin.
Paper. THE Aim of the Equal suf-
fragists'-Mrs. Mary Smith.
Vocal Solo-Miss Daisy Wilkinson.
Paper. General Discussion OF Won.
Piano Solo-Mrs. H. e. McFall.
Recitation, "Victory'-Hazel Pike.
One of the finest meetings Of the
year was that of the Minot Woman's
club held Saturday afternoon in tho
new club oom OF the public library.
The members of the club responded to
the roll by giving bright and interest
ing anecdotes Of the life of Washing:
Progress Of Finland" which was pre-
pared by Mrs. j. H. Lewis vas read
by Mrs. ]. c. Lowe. The paper show
ed an intimate knowledge Of the SUBJ
ject al dwas much enjoyed by the au-
dience. Mrs. Norman Ellison pre-
sented a profoundly interesting paper.
MAP Study Of Japan" and Mrs. r. j.
Lyman's selected topic dealt with the
fascinating subject. Moving Pictures"
and cons Of the moving picture bust
ness, which has SO increased its terri
tory that 1t is now Of universal inter-
est and has become a permanent form
of amusement to old and young alike.
Mrs. Lyman stated that the National
Board of Censors examine all films. so
there is almost no opportunity for pre-
so emphasized the fact h a Aims that
have a good effect yer one community
may be Injurious in another. and often
a film which is presentable to mature
persons, is hardly what one would de-
sire children to see. The exhibitor
should not be censored. however, as he
is on a circuit. Mr. Lyman spoke OF
the educational use to which a moving
picture can be put. as it is a we'll
more easily grasped and it's effect more
lasting, than a story which states its
facts on paper. The anti-tuberculosis
society uses films entirely in its adj
vertising. for as an advertising medium
the moving picture cannot be excelled.
The Minerva club at New Rockford
will hold the regular February meet
ing tomorrow afternoon and Mrs. w.
G. Schwoebel will be hostess at her
home. In response to roll call the
members will answer the question,
DO You, as a Married Woman. Earn
Your Living?" Miss Hall will read
q paper on "Unsolved Problems Of
Science" and Mrs. Payne will con-
tribute a paper on Typhoid Fever"
The Stanley w. G. T. U. held a
meeting Wednesday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. j. w. Doles to arrange
work for the coming spring and sum-
mer. The president, Mrs. F. L Alger,
addressed the members on the i'm.
portance of the educational work and
superintendent were named for sew
eral departments which are to be
taken up. Mrs. Macadie will be in
charge of the literature. Mrs. F. Blair,
the flower mission. and Mrs. G.. w.
Wilson the relief work. 1t was also
decided to take up medal contest
work among the children and to SEE
cure a competent instructor. Pro-
grams for the meetings in the future
will be given over to one member for
each gathering and 'Relief Work.
will be the subject Of the next meet
ing.