The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-04-07
Women s Clubs
What North Dakota Club Women
Are Doing.

The twelfth regular meeting of the
Woman's Study club of Kenmarc
took place on Monday evening with
the president, Mrs. Wig. in the chair.
Sixteen of the twenty-one members
were present. The lesson in mental
srowth and control wis lead by Mrs.
Madds en-, = th .s ,. g,sa ;s lesson being 9
1,nantasolS aESSs'fhs s eiub the Study !,
for next year will be, a reading jonr-
ney through Russia with papers on
current events a general committee
as appointedE-b by the president to ar
range for theS annual banquet. The
members of the committee are Mrs.
Cole, Mrs. Clemens and Mrs. Bruncr.
At the home of Mrs. a. G. McI4ain
iE Kenmarc on Saturday afternoon
vas formed the Entire Nous The
members Of which are Mrs. \. c. Nc
Lane, Mrs. Cole, Mrs. Clemens. Mrs.
Evans, Mrs. Bruner. Mrs. Wig and
Mrs. SummerSille. The officers are:
President, Mrs. Summervillc: vice
president, Mrs. Evans: secretary, Mrs.
Cole. BY Il unanimous vote of the
club the charter members are the eX-
ecutive board for life.
There was a large attendance at
the meeting of the Fargo Wom-
ans club, and the program vas open
ed with an interesting paper on The
Divorce Evil,'' which was read by
Mrs. White. She presented Il broad
view of the subject. outlining the de
velopment of the present situation and
between this state and other states
and this country and other countries.
An enthusiastic discussion followed
her paper. Mrs. Hancock rea hulle-
tins from the National Drama league,
and a discussion of the newest and
best plays was taken up. An interest
ing letter written by Mrs. NJ. \. Eald-
was greatly enjoyed and afterward u
business session was held.
The Minot Woman's club met Fri
day afternoon at the library auditor:
i,.m for a short business meeting ana
the regular program. Mrs. LYMAN
presided and roll call was responded
to with the Name and Work of Amer
ican Artists" Mrs. Aurland gave NO.
on the New Woman of japan" and
the second. 4 paper on "Arehitecture
in Japan.
Mrs. Hardaway, who has the select
ed topic, gave a paper on Tie SO
cial Customs in Washington Pans
were made at the meeting for the dis
t.ict federation which is 10 he held III
clubs of the city will join in entertain
ing the visitors who will come for tn,
meetings. and the arrangements fm
the programs and entertainment. VIII
be looked after by the officers of the
eighth district.
The Musical club of Minot held q
.~.-ak:,r TS.;.In&. nfto ly1l r1nrfnVl
officers. The following item. taken
from the Minot Reporter. will he of
interest to club wonnen Of the state;
a large number of Interested CLUB
members were present yesterday AZ
ternoon at tine meeting Of the Wed.
nesday Musical club. which was held
in the club room of the public library.
business meeting. the most interesting
of which was the election ny
ha Hot of the following officers for tho
wear.
President--Mrs. J. Fl. Taylor.
Vice Fresident-Mrs. \. +. Slocum.
secrctaly-Mrs: r. y; Erusman.
The club decided hereafter to hold
its meetings each alternate Wednes-
day afternoon instead of on Thurs
day afternoons as this year. but tho
ruling will not go into effect un-
til next fall. Plains for another of the
popular ~luncheonettes. which will he
held within a fortnight. were briefly
and Mrs. Taylor appointed
Mrs. Orson Doe and Airs. Irwin -
to have charge of the af-
Next Thursday afternoon the
of the Musical club will be
hc"""n' nv the J%'niversit"
ilee cluh who have invited the la
dies to be their guests at the club
room OF the library. The ladies' T.
delighted with the opportunity of lis
1" one of the special musical
programs of the C;lee club. which will
he their treat for Thursday after
noon. \. the conclusion of the husi-
ness meeting Miss Mae Scotielh took
chair aud the brilliant music of