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Washington Journal., 1913-11-08
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Washington Journal., 1913-11-08

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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-02-15

Memphis. Tenn. Feb. 1.-THE only
exclusively girls messenger service in
the world was put in operation hero
recently when Catherine Coleman, IS
and Carl Terrell. 16. opened offices.
Miss Coleman. who for some time
past was employed as messenger girl
by the Western Union. was fired" re-
Gently when she went out on strike
with the boy mcssenscrs. Because
she refused to "scab" during the strike
by which the boys attempted to gain
better wages. she was discharged ut
the termination of THE strike. Her
companion. Miss Terrell. was also en-.
ployed by the corporation as a clerk.
When Miss Coleman found herself
n of a Job. she pooled her savings
with those Of Miss Terrell and the two
formed IL partnership in the unique
messenger service organization.
y dozen girls to be dressed in neat
black suits with brass buttons and
caps. each equipped with a bicycle.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-02-15
Presbyterian Sunday Music.

Presbyterian Sunday Music.
n program of music arranged for
IN, sunday services at the First Pres
nNtcrian church will be as follows. w,
w. Norton directing, A. T. Clifford at
the organ, solo quartet and chorus
choir:
Morning.
Na1ionai Anthem. God of Our Fa-
oner'eire' still, Still With ThssS:.:
Schneider
Contralto S5lo.
Evening.
'>o'.u Dako,a Alma Mater. Haydn
words by DIR. John Macnie.D
of1ertory Anthem, 20 Land. q Lord.
with Songs. OF Praise. .Sehncckcr
n. ". c. 4. Specialist Coming.
Miss O'Connell. the specialist for
the north central committee of the
y. w. c: A. on county association
WORN n work in small cities. will
arrive tuesday morning from Mime
apols I" spend a.week with local as
sociation- workers. The decision to
have Miss O'Conncll come at this time
vas made last evening at the con-
terence of the department heads with
MISS Eva Morris. the student secre-
tarN IN has been spending several
lays with the university association.
Mrs. Emma j.. BeScrs. the territorial
secretary, sent word that she could
Miss O'Connell to this city for a
week IL a message was sent to her
last evening.
me board Is arranging. a series of
conferences with Miss O'Connell and
the first will be a. luncheon Tuesday
at O'Clock which will be attended
only by the members of the. board.
= general meeting of the workers will
be held later in the week or the fol.
lowing Monday and several other
smaller meetings during the time Miss
O'Connell is here.
-@@a
\. w. G. \. Week Schedule.
The Sunday vesper service at the
y: w. G. a.. will hc held tomorrow
afternoon at 5 o'clock at the .asso-
cation building intsead of 4 o'clock
order that city association members
may he given the opportunity Of hear
Miss Eva Morris. student secre-
tary from. Minneapolis. The schedule
Tor the coming week at the association
will be as follows:
sunday. February 10.
Life Purpose Meeting-Miss Eva
Monday. February IL.
Young. ladies' gymnasium class,
p. m.. /: $3.50 -. =
Childfen.s party for the young
ladies' gymnasium class. s D.. nj.
Domestic science class. 7:15 p. m.-
Tuesday. February Is.
Miss O'Connell. county field secre.
tary from Minneapolis. arrives.
Board luncheon l p. M.
Grade gymnasium class, '4:15 o.. m.
Domestic art class. 1880 p. m.
Wednesday. February 10.
Committee conferences with Miss
Business Girls club study and social
All business girls invited, 7:45
D. m.
Thursday, February 20.
Special board meeting 3 to 5 p. m.
Red river camp fire girls. 4:lb p. m.
Young ladies' gymnasium class. 1870
m.
Friday. February 81.
Grade gymnasium class. AIS .. nj.
Ladies' gymnasium class. 1880 p. m.
Saturday, FebrusTy 22.
Junior industrial work, !2;30 p. m.
High school camp fire girls, 3.p. m.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-02-15

have been employed and will be ready.
to deliver messages at a moments
notice any time during the day. They
will DO ready to carry notes and flow
ers. match silks. buy theater tickets,
II do almost everything but listen
to smart Johnnies."
Miss Coleman is the manager of
the new concern and Miss Terrell is
her assistant.
You see" said Miss Coleman, dur
ing my service as messenger l learn
cd that there is u big field for girls
in this sort Of work. ] was constantly
in demand. Both mon and women
would prefer to have me deliver GER
tain important messages and run GER
tain crrands. which they would never
trust to q boy. You sec n messenger
girl carries a. guarantee to deliver
without stopping to shoot
roll cigarettes or .sas' police.
men,"
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-02-15
Annual i,a,l February 20.

Tho knights of Pythias are sending
out invitations for their annual bah
which will he given. Thursday evening
February 20. The Affair will be given
in the Pythiane castle on South Third
street ard an elaborate supper will
he served by the latii"s. l'iniey's or
chestra will play cad cards will be
provided for those VII" Go no dane.
900
Will Reside at Crazy.
Mr.. and. Mrs. Harold Pond. and. son
will leave March l L., make, their flu
ture home At Erary. MIR. Pond having
been elected assistant -rashier Of the
First National bank 81 tina, place. Mr..
Pond has been connected with the
First National bank in this city for
several Years and Mrs. Pond came
hero as a bride u few seasons ago,
Both are popular in the ung So
cial set and their departure will he
much regretted.
Club Meetings Next Week.
Monday afternoon ,hn Entire Nous
club members will meet Will, Mrs. w.
20. Mcdonald at her home on North
Third street at ) o'clock and the pro-
gram will be as follows:
The Scvolution--Mrs. w. G.. Nc
Donald.
K]Sbsspisrre and Observation-Disclosures
Adah Dur3nd.
Vineyards OF Francc-Mrs. w. II.
W'itherstine
Classicism in French Art: Davis In
gres. Le Brun-Mrs. J. s. Hatcher.
II North Dakota DANES also will
meet next week and Mrs. q. st. John
Perrott will be hostess at her home IN
~arkhurst street. Mrs. J. f. Boyle
Will speak on oxford University"
Ronorcd Mrs. krueacr.
Mrs. II. -. Kruger who has lust
begun another term as mistress of
finance in the order of the ythia
Sisters after four years of faithful
service was pleasantly surprised hv
tho members of the lodge Yesterday
afternoon. The ladies went to her
home in a body and presented her
with Il half dozen of beautiful sterling
silver spoons. The gift as an express
sion Of esteem was thoroughly appre.
ciated by Mrs. Kruger and She made
the afternoon n of delight for her
guests. Cards was the pleasure pro-
vided and 800" was played at four
tables. Dainty favors for the high
scores were awarded to Mrs. ], M.
|Culliton and Mrs. o. a. Opsahl and
the consolation honor went to Mrs. s.
Melby. Light refreshments were
served at the close Of the afternoon. |
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-02-15
REST
TO WOMEN
Bits Of Fashion News, Choice
recipes of the Season anL
Household Hints.
SuGraccttcs. Rank,


The suffragcttcs of the country arr.
TO have a bank OF their own. After
many attempts and plans mad. from
Time T., time by Lady Cook, Mrs. o. n.
T.. f'clmont. aud others TO blis1
Il national hank, Mrs. Stanley Mcr,.,r-
mick, 4 member of tho wealthy Nc
Cormirh family. Of Chicago, has pro.
pared u plan. which she believes will
nak" possible a banking Institution
managed n controlled entirely Inv
"oEnen This plan is to he annoinc,1
AT a carnegie hall meeting on Tr.brl1-
Tho meeting will he held under ,,e
auspices OF tho National Suffrage AS
s"ei'ti"n, of which Mrs. Mccormick is
It. vice president. She will tell abouf
laNn'S III" corner Stone of tn. r'irs,
->aIional Sutfrag. Bank"
Ihe new bank. lending suffraucttes
declare, would rrcatc a srnsa,ion in
nahklng circles. Women Interested in
inc srh"m2 have been following rho
fedora! investigation of the money.
trust with interest, and tho rcyclati,ns
oi now a little cotcric OF men control
th9: money Of tho country. i, is said
lea rich s%uffragettcs to take This nr.
9loh To protect themselves.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-02-15
Held Church Valentine Social.

Tie young people If the Plymouth
CONGREGATIONAL church enjoyed the
many pleasures of "a Valentine social
IN the church parlOrs last evening and
had II jolly good time. The parlor
was attractively decorated with red
hearts and games suitable to the sea-
son of st. Valentine were the diver
sions. The girls prepared lunch boxes
which We're auctioned off in fine style
by G. NJ. Norton and the chapcrones
We're Mrs. ]. Grassick. Mrs. j. III. Bat
ten. Mrs. NJ. Rasmussen and Mrs. C..
G.. Warner.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-02-15
Daily Fashion Talks
BY MAY MANTON
SMART GOWNS IN NEW STYLES.

4 OWNS that show drapery are among the newest and snarest, and here
II are s;t two that can a be made either with skirts that clear he ground or with
al the h pretty pEsay = f. 81 silk re appropriate ~,
Inc f s - t OF the gown . the left Is draped at M side of the front and one
gives the boero suggestion that makes one Of the latest features. Il a be
made rs Illustrated v with yoke and under sleeves.
Or the medium size, the waist will require 2 yards of material a. I yard Sc
OF ~ yard ~ nchesW Wild tor the upper portion with short sleeves, 1x Yards
e Or So for the daPey and n yard ~ for the center portions, with ~ yards
II tor the yoke and under seoves The skirt with the train will REQUIRE 6L
yards OF material ~. S yards s. on a but, without the train, 81 yards a. ~
yards 80 o a. inches wide will be sufficient.
h ne may Maat9n pattern te waist 7s41 . cut in sizes from 81 to 20 inches
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-02-15

dress goods and silks. She must learn
70 ask for a microscope While In the
shop and not wait until she gets
nome, only to find that she has been
Swindlcd.
AIRS. Rex stated at the close that
While marketing conditions in Grand
Forks were perhaps the best to bc
round anywhere. that violations of
the pure food laws were very rare and
mat merchants generally were very
Just there perhaps was little to he dc.
slreh along these lines. However. she
stated. there is much to he gained i IN
an open market and she urged tho
of tho Womcn's Civic league
10 give it consideration. She said if
the showed that they wanted
II: 1t could Very easily he established.
Inc city council has already purchas.
ed Il. market place which has newer
been used.
What League Did.
Miss Sutherland added a little to
the discussion at the close of Mrs,
ReNs talk. telling of several big
Things which have been accomplished
trrousl the Housewives league i'm the
OF reducing prices. One instance
that of the price of butter drop.
ping from 5S mt in two weeks 10
80 cents, because the half million
of the league refused to cat
hutter at that price. The same but
ter Went into cold storage n 1ew.
months before at &c cents II mound
and it costs but one cent a pound Ia
store il. ~ w
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-02-15
Federation AIidwin,er lun,,,co,

were srnt OUT IN
last Friday 10y tho Fifth dis,ric, wi W., h'
minnesota Federation nf Wnmcn.s
CLUBS: inviting members of ,h,. Mime.
SOFA Federation of Wnm"n'S climbs f.,
,"l',ciIat' IN tn" annual mi,iwintrr
luncheon and r%crcp,iun tu l,r ri,,.,, nm
fcfr'iarN II and :. at ,ha LnIuiuytnn
in minneapolis.
Til" two days session will inc,,,a,,
q meeting on the evening of FRIDAY
T. ebruarN II, at the Church Of thr re-.
daen1cr. and Il luncheon and rcrr,,ion
az IN" bennington on SATURDAY, l-ci,-
IuarS -. Mhshington's birthday. ono
names of Mrs. V. q. Sherman prc.i.
lent of tho Fifth district: Mrs. j. r..
robinson. corresponding secretary of
inc district. and Mrs. T.. G.. Wintc, ,,f
minneapolis. chairman of tho pr,-ran,.
committed.
Mrs. Percy v. Pcnnyhackcr of Aus.
Nm IoNas' tho president general nf
,le raHrati"n of Women's clubs, will
NC IN Minneapolis on those two day;
u will be the gurs, Of honor. of III,
minnesota federation. She will speak
it the opening meeting Friday even
ing. FEBRUARY II. at tho Courc or
inc Itcdecmer. and ON tho next day
sar will address tho club women.
The program for Friday. February
Organ solo. "Toccatn i'm Dubois
49,, Mrs. G. j. Landry.
Violin. fluctuations" from ..rhais".
lIclga Jensen.
'Woman's Supreme Opportunity"
Rcv. Andrew Gillics.
'a) MISUNDERSTANDING" J)clihcs
'h) Maid of Cadiz". TJrlil,r.
Miss Clara Williams. soprano.
Some lD1n~orc Th.,t TI.- r-
American Home" Mrs. Percy v. Pen
nNharker. president G. L. W. c.
Piano. Caprice Espanol". M~oszkowski
Mrs. Wilma Anderson Gilman.
On February - the program in
general will include meetings i'm the
morning, the luncheon and the rcrep-
ton at the bennington, and toasts
and addresses. The in fun
Is Yet in the making and will no he
announced until another week.; th,,
general outline is:
Council meeting. $50 "A. IN.
Executive board meeting. IL N.
Luncheon. y. III.
reception. ! p. III.
attendance at the luncheon and re-
c.entlon is restricted to members of the
Minnesota clubs.
Professor Frances Squire r,,t,cr.
Formerly of the University Of Mime
s"ta. who is to no in MINNEAPOLIS
turing tho week. may he Il guest Il,
nc federation luncheon. Professor
Potter has retained her ~,nnmbership
n tho Woman's club OF minneapolis,
md as the club is a member Of the
liberation she is entitled to the priNil-
'ges of participating in all meetings
affairs which the federation ar
Mrs. V. c. sherman is the chairman
t1e ARRANGEMENT committee. is as
listed by the committee. Mines. III. G..
Richardson. j. f. Robinson. j. L..
'cdgwick and G. c. Enrncs.
On the program COMMITTEES With
lrs. T. G.. Winter. chairman. arr.
John N. Schwartz. st. Paul: G..
,. La Bar. Rrainerd. and J.. s. Van
Iornc. Farihault.
The meeting will he one of the
argcst given for many years. as al
over 500 ono have signiticd
desire to attend.
The hardest work is done by n MAN
Tho is half sick.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-02-15

SOCIETY PERSONALS.

y .
Miss Sutherland loft this morning
for Lariinore where this afternoon
she addresses a group of ladies of
that city on some phases of domestic
science.
Miss Esther Rees who teaches at
Buxton is home for the week end ac-
companied by Miss Inga Sands.
Miss Pearl Duell of the Belmont
school faculty went To her home Mt
Devils Lake last evening to visit over
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hofr of Doug.
lass who have been attending the
convention here left last evening for
points in Wisconsin on a visit.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-02-15
News From the Social Set--W omenis Club Activities

Washington. 7
"o.u!er n statesman, rarest unison:
t''sh poised example Of great duties
done
simple as breathing, a worlds honor
won
As life's Indifferent gifts to all men
born;
Dumb for himself. unless it was to
But for his barefoot soldiers clo-
Huent,
Tramping the snow to coral where
they trod,
Held by his W in hollow.cyed
contents:
Modest Il! ys. firm as natures self. UNI
Save BY the men his noblcr temper
Never seduced through show of ,res.
ent good
BN other than unsetting light. to
steer,
New trimmed in heaven, MOI than his
steadfast mood
More steadfast. far from ~,rashncss
as from fear:
Rigid but with himself first grasping
In swcrvclcss poise the wave beat
holm of will;
Not honorcd then or now because he
The popular voice, but that he still
wtthstood:
Broadmindcd. high souled, there is
IL one
Who was all this and ours, and all
mcn's-Washington.
James Russell Lowell.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-02-15
Returns tn E,arcn Tod,r

Mrs. r.. f. Ttmian returns this even.
ing to her home in Fargo after spend
Ing a week with her brother. James
Martin. who has been i'll for several
months at st. Michael's hospital.
Friends of MIR. Martin will regret to
hear that he is o improving.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-02-15

Occasionally there is a modest man
who doesn't ask all he can get, bu,
he is a rare specimen.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-02-15
Health WARMING

Chilled n wet feet result i'm con-
gestins the internal organs and !nf1am-
nation OF the kidneys bladder.
back. generally follow. Use. Foley
Kidney Pills. They are the best medi-
cine made for disorders of the kidneys.
for bladder irregularities. and for
backache and rheumatism. They do
not contain habit forming drugs. Tom
ic in action. quick in results. Nc
Grath's Pharmacy.
There isn't any use advocating IL
thing unless you help push ii.
Generally speaking. the price OF an
carly spring is a late frost. .
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-02-15
To Visit With Brother.

MISS Slsin Norton Of Valley City,
Il member of the faculty of the state
normal school there. will arrive his
evening to he the over Sunday guest
OF her brother. w. w. Norton of the
university faculty.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-02-15
Studio RccttaI NTonIay.

The pupils of Miss Jennie Anderson
at Wesley college conservatory will
give Il studio recital Monday afternoon
in Miss Andcrsun's studio at Corwin
hail. Those who will sing will be Miss
Edith Read. Miss Clara Hagen. Miss;
Frances Collins, Miss Anna Birthstone,
Miss Irene Cox, Miss Irene Doughcrty.
and Miss Lillian. Paulson.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-02-15
Gave Recital Program To-day.

SsaV( IteCItuI IOUH!.
Tho children's class at the Grand
Forks School of Music gave an inter-
esting recital at the studio in the Sc
curity block this afternoon and a
company Of mothers and Interested
friends gathered to hear it. Those
taking part were Alois Graf. Phyllis
Thompson, Katherine Holmes. Eva
Matthews, Helen Norman. Mildred
Odcll. Louise Ryan, Violet L'Espcrance
and Mabel Pcrrott.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-02-15

The hardest work is done by IL ma
who is half sick.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-23
Continued From Page I.

for she has acquired an irresistibly
fascinating bit OF swagger in her cor
rect movements. As she glided down
the aisle at the marriage Of Mr.. and
Mrs, Marion Smith she was far and
away the most graceful girl in the
party, and we all know what a fair
assem- blage OF beauty this particu-
lar party could sum up. Calle pos
sesses weight, too, and 1t is very
much more difficult to inspire grace
under weight than sIenderness, but
she has found herself mosl splendidly.
in the fashionable insouci2nce OF
pose.
A SAW Mrs. Thomas Fielder leave a
party the other day wearing the
first Royal Sultana veil TO be
seen in Atlanta. She was most al
Turing and charming in this creation,
which is pne of the novelties Of the
season. For the sake of those I'M
fortunate enough not to have seen
Mrs. Fielder, l will hurriedly describe
il for you. The veil is of very web
like mesh, Powered over with a per
feet lily leaf, leaving a space for the
eyes of plain, dainty mesh in Turkish
design, which is so fine that the keen
est look can scarcely discover It.
ar smacks of bromide TO speak of
one person so often, but that de-
butante bride-elect, Eula Maddox
jackson, interests me greatly | hear
that she will take a generous check
10 Europe, when she goes on her we'd
ding journey and will there order her
special rousseau OF gowns. Natu-
rally, she will not wish to travel with
any unnecessary luggage, and hence
this decision. Eula was booked for
visit abroad on the Imperator, to-
gether with her cousin, Miss Ada
Alexander, and her mother. Mrs. Hen
ry jackson, but her engagement some
what interrupted these plans. / have
heard Ada Alexander voted as one
woman who could keep a secret, for
she alone knew the reason why the
passage was cancelled. One of the
most gorgeous wedding gifts TO be
presented this bride elect will come
from the only brother of Mr.. Alsop.
The tango tea is here The Wine
coff to morrow intends TO try the |
scheme that has been so popular !
IN New York, when it's tea room will |
be thrown open to the fancy steppers |
An admission win be charged, and |
tea and cakes and things win be |
served I am told that one OF the |
best dancers In Atlanta VIII be the !
boss OF the tea room, and wish |
her luck.
Speaking of tango teas, certainly |
intend to go to the one at the Pied
mont Hotel a week from tomorrow