The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-09-23

MIS-. george ANDERSON Will entertain
the Mosaic club tomorrow afternoon at
her home on Tenth street north.
The Fortnightly club held their first
meeting of the season at the Civic CEN
ter yesterday afternoon after a four
months vacation The affair was a
luncheon served at 1 o'clock after
which a programme was given. Covers
at the table were placed for thirty-fve
members. presided over by the presi-
dent, Mrs. c.. F. Amidon. The table
decorations were in pink and green,
pink asters carrying out the color
scheme. The place cards were dainty
Japanese cards of the same colors.
After the luncheon hour the guests re-
| paired to the living room Of the Civic
center where they heard the presidents
address by Mrs. Amidon. This was fol-
lowed by vacation notes by all mem
bers. Miss Topping also told of the
work of the Juvenile court and Miss
HaZel OF her work as a visiting nurse.
The officers of the new year, who are
as follows, CAV brief talks: President,
Mrs. c. F. Amidon; first vice president,
Mrs. G.. L. Martin; second vice presi-
dent, Mrs. F. O.. Knerr; recording sec
rotary, Mrs. s. Mcdonald: correspond
ing secretary, Mrs. Blanche True, and
treasurer, Mrs. w. B. Bell.
Minnesota club women this week
where the Federation of Women's clubs
Is to hold it's annual meeting Sept.
1926, inclusive. 1t is said that. polit1-
cal wires will be kept hot throughout
the session. Rumor has it tina one or
two dark horses will appear in the
race for the presidency Of the fedora
ton.
Two days before the convention the
candidacy of Mrs. G. L.. Atwood of st.
Cloud appears to be the most favored.
Mrs. Atwood has been active In all
lines of women's work and the club
women believe she would be a capable
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Faribault. There has been little or no
predicting with regard to other offices,
but keen fights for the places are ex-
pected.
Minneapolis women will he narticu-
larly interested in the discussion re-
garding the presence of the new Tenth
district Various clubs which right
fully come in the new district have ex-
from the Fifth to the Tenth district.
1t is expected a full rearrangement
will be sought at the federation meet
ing.
Following is the programme Of the
Tuesday, 9 m. meeting Of execu-:
M MRS. E Rsv Ioy bee sb president; il inyoea-
greeting, Mrs. Henry Cohen. Brainerd:
reports Of officers.
% r: M, programme meeting, topic.
The Child; music for children. arranE-
HAo& ~ & IVA -%-A & L.
Minneapolis; Mothers Clubs, Mrs. VIII
liam Logue, st. Paul; Baby Registra-
ton, Mrs, J. r. Randrup. Mankato:
Saving the Babies. DR.. Frederick
Schultz, Minneapolis; Conservation or
Youth, Mrs. p. Oleson, Cloquet; Chill
dren's Stories. Miss Stella Wood, lin
neapolis.
Wednesday, e-1o:so a. m.-Pro-
gramme meeting: topic, The Home
The Housewives League. Mrs. D.. w.
Mecourt, st. Paul: Home Finances,
Mrs. Martin Molitor, st. Cloud: Home
Decorations, Gustav Weber, MinneapA
oils: Dress and the Sensible Woman.
Dean Margaret Sweeney, University Of
Minnesota.
10:30-12 a. m.-Programme meeting:
topic, Eugenics. presided over and
arranged by Or. Ethel Hurd.)
10:30-12 a m.-Programme meeting:
topic, Art and Handicraft. (Presided
over by Mrs. c.. Holman, Mankato.)
Art in Everyday Life, Mrs. C. j. HoI-
man, .Mankato: Industrial Art and It's
Mission. Mrs. 4. $. Armstrong. Crooks
ton; Minnesota's Greatest Resource.
Maurice FIagg, Minneapolis. Exhibits:
/. Plans for model farmhouse award