The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-01-24
5 omens' Clubs
: What North Dakota Club Women
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The Current Events club at Bis
inarck held Il most interesting and en-
ioNablr meeting al tho home of Mrs.
John \. Larson. S12 sixth street. We'd
ncsday afternoon. ], was what is
known as Guest Day" in the orginn-
vite n guest. The afternoons en-
joNmcnt opened up With the following
program: Piano duet. Mrs. John a.
Larson and Mrs. 4. j. .Arnot. which
was followed by the ron call. when the
ladies responded to same OH the sub
tert of Women of America" Other
numbers We're a paper on the Use
and abuse Of Moving Pictures" by
Mrs. VIM. Moore. a paper on What
Electricity Means to a Woman" by
Mrs. w. f. Davies. After this part
of the program. there was a spelling
match. which caused a great deal OF
amusement. Mrs. Alfred Zuger and
Mrs. George WEIGH being leaders Of
the two competing sides in the con-
test. which resulted in the honor Of
victory falling to the ladies in Mrs.
brought to a close ny the serving of
/ delicious refreshments. There are
eighteen members. OF the club. thus
making a company of thirty-siX for
the afternoon. The occasion was
Of much pleasure to all.
There was an interesting meeting
Wednesday afternoon of the Fargo
Roosevelt Neighborhood club with
! ABOUT twenty members present. F. H.
Wilder gave q very comprehensive
talk on Fire Prevention" which was
much appreciated. He. gave a num-
Der Of Interesting statistics and
brought out the fact that the Ameri-
can people are among the most care
less In the world in regard to fires and
that a large per cent Of the fires in
this country are caused by careless
ness ! n the. use Of infiammable ma
terials and liquids. One helpful fea-
ture was a list OF precautions for the
housewife In the use Of gas stoves,
lamps. kerosene. matches. etc. He
stated that the people Of the United
States were in need of more strict fire
laws. that In other countries the peo-
pie are placed more upon their own
responsibility and insurance regula-
der's talk announcement was made
that the arts and crafts department
would meet with the president, Mrs.
]. W. 1nce to formulate definite plans
for work. The glee club will meet a
week from tonight at the home of DR..
and Mrs. Putnam and Mrs. W. L..
~|Stockham will be the director. Tho
| " AAo part " VIE ISl0SllH6 was lOls
lowed by a social time and refresh-
ments were served.
The ladies Of the Minot Musical
club will open their series of lunch
cons Saturday at the Public Drug
store. Mrs. Stevenson. assisted by
twelve members of the club. will he in
charge of the luncheon and delicious
i%cofee. creamed chicken. bread and
butter. doughnuts and pickles will be
served at 25 cents. the luncheon OPEN
ing at II o'clock and continuing
Throughout the afternoon. The funds
will be used by the ladies as part pay
ment on the ~ piano. which the
club will purchase during the spring,
and as the piano will be a strictly first
class instrument and in the joint own
ership Of such a large company Of la
dies. those in chareeSof the luncheon
of Saturday hope to realize a neat
sum Of money. AS 1t is almost a pub
lie affair the musical club should be
literally patronized on that day and
a special invitation Is extended to the
business men Of the city.
The Washington Neighborhood club
at Fargo met Thursday evening and
Miss Claire Lugor gave two splendid
readings from The Cricket on the
Hearth" which were much appreciate
ed. and Miss Pearl LEVITT pleased with
two violin selections. Following the
program a social hour with refresh
mcnts closed the evening. There was
gaod attendance and the evening
was a very pleasant one.
a very brilliant function was given
Wednesday evening at the Mckenzie
hotel at Bismarck by the members of
The Monday Club. The occasion was
'he annual banquet. which is given
each year. when the anniversary of
the club is celebrated. and the one
time when the gentlemen are given
the pleasure OF being present to par