The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-04-24
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The Twentieth Century club Of
Devils Lake held a meeting yesterday
Afternoon with Mrs. G. r. Drew, at
which time a large number of menu
hers and several visitors were present.
The program opened with each men,.
her responding to roll call with a
quotation from Whittier. after which
Mrs. G. L. Wallace gave a very inter.
Sather then read a splendid paper
telling OF Mexico. as a country, after
which the ladies' quartet. Mesdames
Simonstad, Miller, Wallace and Cross
rendered several fine selections. Mrs.
Hurst Mrs. Roberts were chosen
by the club members as delegates to
the district convention Of clubs which
the regular meeting was completed
the hostess assisted by Mrs. T. Stevens
served delicious refreshments and a
short social time was enjoyed.
An interesting program is being
planned for the joint meeting Of the
Minot Art, Musical and Women's clubs
Thursday evening at the library audi
torium. Papers will he given by mem.
bers of the Art and Women's clubs,
and the Musical club will contribute
four musical numbers to the program.
The members Of each club have beer !
given the privilege of inviting their
he largely attended. Mrs. Dinnie, vice
president of the third district Of the
Federated clubs, will preside, and
plans will be discussed for the feder.
alton meeting to be held in Minot
May 16.
Yesterday afternoon the Home
Economics section Of the Fargo Fine
Arts club held IL Very interesting
meeting in the lecture room at Ceres
hall at the a. c. and there were a
large number of ladies present. Miss
Hughina Mckay gave a talk on
cereals. telling first of the best and
most nutritious of breakfast foods and
later describing the process through
winch a grain of wheat goes to be
made into -four. Miss Jenson gave a
short demonstration of bread making.
telling first the good aud bad points
n h process of making and later
explaining the use Of a score card ami
demonstrating with a loaf of breau
which had been bought at the store.
The club will meet in two weeks at
Civ a paper on vegetables and Miss
Stoner of the n. G. will have an in
teresting demonstration.
The ladies of the Fargo ". e. L. L.
will hold an all day institute program.
in the N. a. r. s. club room OF the
p = NJ n,i p; church nv oh on 81 Friday. April
of the two cities are cordially invited
and anyone else VII" is interested.
The session will commence at 10
o'clock and last the entire day and
those who attend will he able to cat
dinner at noon without returning to
their homes as the Missionary society
of the church will serve a public din.
ner on that day.
The following program will be car
ried out:
10 a. m.-Opening session. Devo.
tionals. Mrs. Fl. NJ. Talbot.
1920 a. m.-W'ork Most Needed to
be Done by w. c. r. L. in Fargo, Mrs.
Mrs. W. a. Keye.
1o:4Q a. m.-Thc National Presi.
dents Recommendations and Our Par:
in CARRYING Them Out. Mrs. E. c.
$ Gearey, Jr.
II a. m.-What the ". c. 7. u. is
Doing TO Stop the Drink Traffic in GU:
state. Mrs. +. F.. Matters.
1880 a. m.-Drill on State Minutes
siding officer.
Music-Noontide PRAYER.
r. m.--Praise service. led by Mrs.
q. F. Clark.
1:15 y. m.-five minute talk on
Department topics. The Moral and
PHYSICAL Need OF Sabbath Observance.
Mrs. J. F. Mccain.
ers. Place of ". c. T. U. in Cam
paign for Suffrage. Mrs. G. G. Boise:
Power Of Women Without the Ballot
and With 1t. Mrs. f. NJ. Pollock.
ESQ y. Inflow the Saloon HELPS
Business, Mrs. g.. E. Miller.
s;a5 p. m.-Piano solo. Miss Ber-
Teachers Influence for Total Austen.
ance. Mrs. Lille b. Bowers.
Work Among the Young People. Miss
Trina r.. Erwin. policewoman.
a:49 p; m:-The Temperance Re-
form. a Missionary Cause. Miss Jetta
Jensen. city m%issiontry. Music.
4:15 p. m.--Nomen in the Home.
and Our Responsibility for the Train.
ing of the Young. Mrs. Charles Shaver.
Singing by Loyal Temperance legion.
4:45 y. m.-Out State and National
Papers. Mrs. f. NJ. Pollock and Mrs.
G. +. Clark.
s p; m~.~-',uestion box opened.
Adjournment.
4 discussion will follow each talk
and Mrs. D. Fisher will act as time
keeper. Mrs. ]. &. Love will act as
chairman of committee on securing
new members and Mrs. F. H. Wilder
will preside.
The Mosaic club Of Fargo was on.
tersained Yesterday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. George Grove on Fifth
avenue south. After a delightful ey-
enins hour in sewing the ladies were
served a dainty repast by the hostess.
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ON TARIFF MEASURE