The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-04-11
Women s Clubs
What North Dakota Club Women
Are Doing.

One of the most pleasant club days
in Lisbon's history was Saturday, April
the 9Th. when n Joint session was held
at the homes of MeSdames kvello and
Parker.
1t was the day of music and after /,
the business meeting the first part
consisted of a lecture recital by Mrs.
Sprague, with voice and piano selec-
tions by Mesdames Olson, Speer and
kvello.
Later the ladies went, to Mrs. Park
ers to listen to Grand Opera selections
OH the Nictrola. About % members
answered the roll call With musical
quotations and showed by their n
thusiastic applause their appreciation
of the afternoons program.
The delicious 6 O'Clock turkey din
ner was another pleasing feature and
the hostess assisted by Mesdames
Wands and Schaaf.
On Monday, Apstl 14th, Mrs. v. J.
to. the Monday 'cluBsof Bismarck. This
club is studying 1.-THE Gilded Age of
Louis XIV. There will be one more
regular meeting in two weeks from
Monday next. which will close the reg
ular meetings for this season. There
is always an annual social given by
this club. which Will take place some
time before the season closes. The
years work has been profitable as
We'll as enjoyable
Delegates from. the three federated
clubs of Minot metssxesterdav afternoon
at the club room Of the public library
to draw up plans fdr the 5rint meeting
of the clubs which will be held in the
library club room the evening of April
"a. The members Of the Art. the Lit
erary and the Musical clubs arc eligi-
BILE to attend and each member of the
three clubs is privileged to invite two
friends to accompany her. SO n of
the largest club gatherings ever held
in that city will be held on that even
ing. Two papers will be presented by
the Art club: two papers from the
Woman's club land the Musical club
will furnish four musical nun. bers.
Final plans for the district federation
meeting which will be held in Minot
some time in May will also be madee.
The delegates. who me Yesterday aft
ernoon were: Mrs. S. II. Wolfe and
Mrs. ]. G. Lowe from the Woman's
club: Mrs. W. r. Rhea n Mrs. j,
Rasmussen. from the Art club. and
Mrs. ]. B. TAYLOR and Mrs. Dalquist
from the Musical club.
The Ardoch Literary club was enter.
tanned this week at the home of Mrs,
Charles Drew and the hostesses were
Mrs. Drew and Mrs. ]. G. Farmer.
Prof. Woodbridge presided at the meet
ing. The subject for study was the
from the poet were given at roll call.
Miss Hepburn read" an excellent paper
on the Life of Goldsmith
The program vas as follows:
Duet-(Cornet and Piano)-'Face
to Face" .........Herbert johnson
Arthur Bain and Mrs. ]. NJ. Bain.
Solo-'A Little Bunch Of Sham
Mrs. a. H.. McGilvery.
Paper-"Educationaf Institutions Of
North Dakota"
.Chas. Drew.
Solo-Scotch Lassie.............J Jean
]. NJ. Balm.
Paper-"Trial of Warren Hastings"
Macaulay
DIR. Montgomery.
Piano .Solo-"Falling ,Waters"-Truax
Miss Brown.
Paper-"State Life Insurance in
Wisconsin" Literery Digest
Patience Drew.
Dcet-"Pearl Of the Sea-. Karl Merz
Mrs. ]. NJ. Balm. Mrs Chas. Drew.
Solo-"I Love Your Just the Same
Miss Lottie Ferris. a"
~Discussion-'State' Life Insurance."
led by A. H. McGilyery.
At the close of the program refresh
ments were served.
The Fargo W, t. T. U. will meet
this afternoon at the home of Mrs.
F. II. Wilder. 1119 Fourth avenue
south. al 8 o'clock. Mrs Charles
Shaver will discuss "Woman's Work
in the Home" a novel. feature of the
afternoon will I've roll call which will
be responded to by character sketches.