Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-08-14
New Club 'Oroanized.

Valley City Times-RecOrd: A Moth.
er's Club was organized yesterday by
twelve WOme min the basement OF the
library. The club has twenty charter
members. The object is to- specially
interest mothers in the children and
TO help one another in self culture.
The sanitary conditions of public
buildings viii also be a part Of the
work. Meetings. will be held on Friday
every other week. The officers elact-
ed for the year are Mrs, L. B. McMul-
len. president; Mrs. Harvey Pray.
vice-president; Mrs. o. A. Barton. sec.
rotary and treasurer.
Festival Tea.
A number OF ladies' attended the
festival tea, which was given yester
day afternoon at the home of Mrs
!. E. Stevens on University avenue.
Grand Forks. to raise funds. for carry
ing on the suffrage campaign in this
state. Miss Maude Stevens played
] the piano and Miss Frances Dubois
rendered a vocal solo. Mrs. Paulin
Breed of Port Orchard. WASH. gave
an interesting talk on the suffrage
movement in the state OF Washington
Following the program light refresh.
ments were served by the hostess.
Civic League Of Grand Forks.
The Women's Civic league of Grand
Forks held its regular meeting yes.
terday afternoon at 8 O'Clock In tho
auditorium of the city library. Sew.
eral matters OF importance were
brought up and discussed. but as only
a small number of the members we're
present, no definite action was tax.
en-. Plans were discussed for carry.
ing on the work and as usual the
members will continue to keep Grand
Forks the "Spotless" city.
Woman's Socialist Club.
At the regular ~jbi-weekly meeting
Of the Woman S Socialist club, which
was held Wednesday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs. c.. A. Pooler in Minot,
the club members decided to be rep.
resented in the Labor Day parade and
will plan and appropriately decorate
a float for the occasion. The follow.
ing women were elected a commit.
tee to attend to the matter: Mrs.
Elsie, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Lemounier.
Mrs. Olson, Mrs. Conklin, Mrs. N9ar
and Mrs. Pooler. AS the summer
months have advanced. the ladies
have abandoned their serious pro.
! grams of the winter months for light.
er discussions and only two papers
were presented at Wednesday after
Moons meeting. Mrs. Pooler read an
article from the Cry Of Children
and Mrs. LeSueur read an article
from the writings of Miss Jane AID.
dams. In the absence Of the regular
chairman. Mrs, Kelso presided over
the meeting. The afternoon conclud'
ed with the service Of a delicious
luncheon by the h%ostesses, Mrs. Pool.
er and Mrs. Mary Smith. The next
meeting Of the club will be held Wed.
nesday, August 20, in the park: east
OF the city, and ..is. Qualley and
Mrs. Ramsey will be the hOstesses..
CANADIAN GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP.
Montreal, Aug. 13-Many leading
amateur and professional golf experts
Of the Dominion limbered up on, the
links of the Royal Montreal Club at
Dixie today in anticipation OF the
championship tournament of the Roy.
al Canadian Golf Association. The
tournament will open on the Dixie
links tomorrow morning and continue
over Friday. The championship is to
be decided by u holes OF medal play,
the first prize of 500 and a gold med.
al going to the player who turns In
the lowest gross score.