The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-03-19
Women's Clubs
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A select company gathered last ev-
entng at Fargo's Civic Center where
the members Of the writer's section Of
the Fine Arts club were hostesses at a
splendid literary program in which
several Of the most talented ladies of
original with the members.
The first selection for the evening
was a piano solo by Mrs. G.. H. An
heier, who rendered the music with
her own ~particulae charm.
Mira. N. G.. Young then read three
choice bits Of poetry which had been
written by Mrs. Hazleton. formerly
chairman OF the writer's section. The
poems expressed her beautiful thought
and brousht q welcome message to the
women Of Fargo who have always
Mrs. Bunce then favored her audi
ence with . boys story, which was
greatly appreciated.
IA Good Woman val the subject
Of an Interesting and able story by
Mrs. c.. F. Amidon.
A chapter from a projected book
was pleasingly read. by Mrs Elmadine
Thompson. president of the section.
Two stories and q poem composed
and received hearty applause.
poems Of great skill and concluded
with the words from a song Of Da-
kota.
The gathering was then favored
with two vocal solos from Mrs. e. r.
Wright. accompanied on the piano by
Miss Bertha Hagen. Her voice SEEM
ed at its best az she sang the WAN
Miss Comstock Of Moorhead CONF
pleted the program with an amusing
ana exceedingly entertaining play,
when Americans Go Abroad"
The Roosevelt Neighborhood club
at Fargo meets this afternoon at the
Roosevelt school and q social meeting
will be enjoyed. The ladies are asked
to bring their sewing and the organ.
|ization Of the Housewives league will
be discussed. The members who are
the approval Of Prot. f. F. Ladd. who
offers to do all in his power to assist.
All ladies who are, interested are in
vited to be present. The basketry
class Of the Roosevelt school met last
evening and are greatly enjoying the
making OF sandwich baskets
The members Of the. Art, tn. Mu.
steal and the Literary clubs Of Minot
80 raw S.S p.S"oN.c VI AAS0IluS 0AiUS
Genevieve l. Lyford, the director Of
the kindergarten department OF the
Valley City normal school, who will
address the club members Of that city
at q. Joint meeting Saturday, March
%, in the club room Of the public H.
brary. The extension department Of
the normal school has made arrange
ments for q series Of addresses. which
Miss Lyford viii lgive at points along
the 500 railroad. Ind her lectures wifi
relate to kindergarten subjects, AS
Mis- Lyford IL thoroughly conversant
with her subject. there Is no one bet
ter prepared to describe the phases of
the kindergarten work more intelli-
gently. and the women, who will be
fortunate in hearing Miss Lyford, are
assured an interesting and Instructive
lecture.
With pretty yellow sunlight
streaming through the windows
of the .Minot public library club
room. where dainty yellow ionouil,
bloxsomed. at the big broad table and
with the absent p~resident's chair
adorned with a huge aiken bow Of
yellow ribbon. the setting was indeed
an appropriate one. ii which the Art
tened to a particularly fne paper up
on suffrage movement on Satur.
day afternoon; It vas Mrs. ]. D. Van
Fleet. whom the club chose to discuss
the issue. which hastinow become in.
ternationaf and here, too, it, choice
was appropriate. for Il. would be din