The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-03-04
CLUB NOTES

The Roosevelt ~Neighborhood club
will meet tomorrow afternoon at AIS
o'clock at h Roosevelt school and all
ladies of the neighborhood are invited
served first and afterwards Mrs. G. L.
Martin will give a demonstration for
the testing of textiles. Anyone who
will bring samples of goods will be
centage of wool or other materials.
This is something which every house
keeper shou1d know n is exceedingly
interesting. The class in basketry will
not meet this week,
The Fortnightly club met yesterday
afternoon at the Civic Centre and Club
house with a good attendance and the
feature OF the meeting was a lecture
by DR.. Bait on International Peace. DR..
Bait thinks that the achievements of
peace should be advocated more strong
~ n that less should be made of the
heroes of war. He said that working
men are opposed to war as a general
thing, b u that the spirit is kept alive
by the, honors and tribute which the
people pay to the heroes of war. Less
should be made of the honors and more
of he consequences and disasters and
the good that can be done through
peace. His talk was exceedingly in
teresting and much appreciated. The
ladies arranged for a social meeting to
be given in two weeks at the Civic
Centre.
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The FortnightIy club at lisbon which
has both men and women in it's mem
bership meets Wednesday evening of
his week and has arranged a most
interesting programme which will be
given in the school auditorium. CIar-
ence Crocker will give a paper on The
Snuff Law; A. M. Kvello will talk on
The u Sky Law; Mrs. Coates will
discuss Woman Suffrage. and C. r.,
Boyden will give al original verse.
Miss Lancetta Steele and Harry Moore
will give the musical numbers and
Fred oliver will discuss Taxation,
At the meeting of the h~omekeepers'
club of the Women's Civic league FRI
day afternoon held in the domestic SCI
ence department. of the high school at
decision on the part of the forty-dve
women assembled to organize a branch
of the Consumers league. A motion to
organize was made by Mrs. James Col
Rex and Miss Mary Sutherland and
with q second by Mrs. J.. Nelson
Kelly, 1T was put to a vote. The or
~ganization will be perfected at the
weeks and in the mean time Mrs. Rex
will secure all the necessary Informal
ton and be able to begin work inn
mediately. h organization of this
club means that the housewives of
Grand Forks are going to study market
prices In the future and viii then shop
with q knowledge of what they
should get for their money and insist
on having 1t. Following the business
meeting Miss Sutherland gave her les
son on Salads, and the spacious do
mestic science kitchen was not near
large enough to accommodate the large
gathering of women who came to take
this interesting lesson. Miss Suther-
land had typewriter copies of all the
salad dressings and several salads
which were made for those who at
tended and each was demonstrated
with the assistance Of Miss Florence
Opsahl and a group OF high school
girls from the domestic science class.
Among the salads made were aspara
gus tips and pimento, a vegetable salad
of green peas, carrots and celery, a
fruit salad Of pineapple. orang and
| walnuts, an Easter salad of potato
strings. and cream cheese, a st.
Patrick's day salad of green peppers.
! grape fruit and cheese, q banana salad
or the fruit and pimento for decora-
ton. a poinsettia salad Of green peas,
potato. pimento and celery tips for
garnfsh and a great many others, car
rying out various ideas with the same