The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-03-22
Women 8 Clubs
!. WHAT Nsrti Dakota Club Women
- Are Doing.

Mrs. r.. NJ. Pollock of Fargo enter
tanned ladies and honorary members
of the w. G. T. L. last evening at her
nome In that city and the program
commemorated Neal Doves birthday.
A discussion Of some of the interest
ing measures of the ecent legislature
was also enjoyed and musical num-
bers were given by Miss Jennie Cham
pine n Miss Fern Carothers. Mrs.
Pollock served lunch at the close.
The Mothers Study club at Cakes
met yesterday afternoon with. Mrs.
Battey and study subject was "Obedi-
ence." A number Of short talks were
given on the following subjects:
obedience in the Home." Mrs. Guy;
obedience in the School," Prof. SUIT
Mrs. Jackson; "Discipline." Mrs. Ros-
in; "Selfshness and Indulgence" Mrs.
Ferber. and a reading on "Nagging"
by Mrs. Sterling. Musical numbers
were rendered and dainty refresh
ments were served at tire close.
The Woman's club at jamestown
met this afternoon at the city hall for
a program on domestic science and at
roll call each member responded with
a menu for a meal for six not to eX-
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round table discussion on "Preserv-
ing Fruits and Vegetables and two
splendid papers were given, me on
The Use of Milk and Butter in
Cooking" by Mrs. Rowe and another
on The Making Of Bread by Mrs.
Boise.
Mrs. Minnie Budlong was hostess
Wednesday afternoon to the members
of the Bismarck F%ortnightly club.
There was a full attendance. and the
afternoon was a most enjoyable m
The years work has been the study of
profitable and interesting. Wednes-
day afternoon papers We're read by the
following: Mrs. 3. F. Spaldtng. IRE
lation of Modern English Novel to
Drama:'' Mrs. H. c. Fish. Compare
Between Pinero and JONES'" Mrs. C..
c. Root. Literary Drama Not Writ
ten to Be Acted" Mrs. F.. r. Smyth
had the lesson in charge and it prov
ed SO interesting that an extra half
hour was taken in which to discuss
the moral aspects of Modern Drama.
Fargo people had an exceptional OPP
portunity last evening of hearing a
splendid program at the Civic Centre.
~ phO6 "us GtIC IN HllSo
Eugenia HUFF who rendered two piano
solos and a vocal solo which were
greatly appreciated by all.
h special feature of the program
was the lecture on the Passion Play
at Oberammergau." which was finely
presented. Miss Abbie l.. Simmons
Interpretation OF the intensely dra-
matte portions Of this great play was
remarkable and revealed the imprint
of a genius.
The origin Of the play was told and
the remarkable history of his MASTER
piece was described very effectively by
Miss Simmons.
Miss Simmons visit to Oberam.
mergau on June 4, 1910. was splendid.
~ and t%hrillingly depicted. The pic
turesque little town with its quaint
buildings lent a charm which is be-
yond description.
The various twenty-four tabeleaus
presented during the day were soul
inspiring. The scene Of the Last
supper" the Betrayal Of Jesus by
Judas" the "Crucif1xion'' and the CAS-
c%ension" were particularly thrilling
and awe inspiring.
The importance of the chorus is a
noticeable feature of the Passion
Play. The appeal Of the %interpreta-
tion OF the MAN Of Sorrow and the
other Biblical e is remarkable.
h character Of the Oberammer.
gauers was described by the speaker.
Miss Simmons concluded her inspir-
ing talk with the hopes that many
Fargo people will visit this little town
where the Passion Play il presented.