The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-10-28
CLUB NOTES

At the meeting Of the Devils Lake
Mothers club held Friday. in the Com.
mercial club rooms, many interesting
problems were discussed.
The subject Of medical inspection of
children was one Of the interesting
discussions. :
After the singing Of America by the
club. the program was given.
MIR. Kenner spoke Interestingly to
nected the work planned by the Moth
ers' club joins in with the building up
and improving the city.
AS far as civic improvement is con-
cerned the aim Of the Commercial
club n Mothers club is identical.
One cannot help but wish every parent
in Devils Lake could have heard this
talk.
Miss Adele Thompson sang beauti-
followed a paper by Mrs. p. g. Miller
on What Are the Dangers That Men,
ace Boys and Girls who are Permit
ted on the Streets After Dark" Mrs.
Jerome Freeman then sang in a
charming manner a slumber song.
was followed by a paper by
Mrs: Arthur Greenberg on ""To What
Extent r Parents Responsible for
meeting will be held the day after
Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Andrew Miller Of Valley City
was hostess to the Current Events
club on Wednesday afternoon Of last
week. The program was in the edu-
cational field and each member re.
sponded to the subject, "Our Favorite
Hobby" while several interesting pa
pers on the"public school was read.
The Delphian club Of Fargo will
meet at the home Of Mrs. Guthrie to-
night. This is the college girls diyi-
sion OF the club and they are now
studying the history Of music.
The Civic and Literary club Of Penn
! has made arrangements with
North Dakota poet laureate. James
Foley Of Bismarck to give a reading
in that city some time in the near
future. Mr.. Foley is not only = ffne
poet but is talented in MANY liter.
ary directions.
The Woman's club Of McHenry held
The first meeting of the fall season
Tuesday at the home Of Mrs. W. H.
Whenever; and a very interesting pro-
opened s : Wy ss s MTs. cro ane wAs sosT pia1eS Ta 3
violin solo. After the presidents
read: Does Higher Education Make
Our Dauehters Better Wives. and
Mothers?" and pen sketches of
Village and Town Life" The last
number was a reading by Mrs. Siren
law who chose I'm. Vacation Time"
by Foley.
The .Woman's club of McEIenry has
decided to keep the rest room open
all winter for the benefit Of women
from h country, In order that they
4 have q comfortable. homelike
place to spend their spare time when
shopping In the town. Another work
Gibson, reader and impersonator, to
give q drainatization OF The Dawn
Of Tomorrow" with other readinss
to complete the program. This is an
event Of November 2.
The Woman's club Of Minct met
Saturday afternoon at the library club
a. one Of the most interesting held
for some time. The first paper which
wal given by Mrs. c. Aurland. was
on Panama as q Republic" and was
OF exceptional interest TO all. In her
paper Mira. Aurland said that Panama
u the newest and smallest of the
only country without.a national debt.
Also that when Uncle sam begins
using the big ditch" he will begin
paying Panama the sun OF $25O,0O0
per annum until the end OF time.
MrA C. r. Bierly. gave aEpapsr on
tho Panama Pacific exposition.
The meeting OF the SMothsr'si club
OF Minota- which was held Saturday
afternoon in the library club room
VA we'll attended and each number