The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-12-15

Left for Minneapolis.
Miss Marian Trask, who has beef
visiting for the past few days at the
home of Dr.. and Mrs. G. A. Abbott on
Halnlin street, has returned to her
home in Minneapolis. Miss Trask vas
the guest of honor at several pretty
functions.
r. .. 2. Sisteriood Meeting.
The p. Il. q. SieterhOod will hold an
open meeting this evening at the
home of Mrs. Howard f. Simpson on
Belmont emu Each member is
privileged t. invite a friend. An i'm
teresting program has been arranged
by Mrs. j. NJ. Gillette and the subject
will be THE Winters Feast" by
Charles Ryan Kennedy. Following
the program, n social session will be
enjoyed and refreshments will be
served by the hostess.
To Celebrate Golden Wedding.
Bismarck Tribune: Rev. J. w.
Danford and wife, will celebrate their
fitieth wedding anniversary at Leon
ard. II. D., on Christmas day. MIR.
Danford is q. Dakota pioneer, having
been pastor in Trail county in terri
torial days. He was at one time pas
stor of Broadway Methodist church in
ShISOs aAlN ldlCI Ill lOMCI lily.
I For h past four years he has been
pastor in Leonard, n. d.
Mn. Danford has two sons in the
Methodist ministry, DR.. S. A. Danford.
superintendent of Bismarck district,
and DR.. C.. w. Danford, superintend-
ent of the Youngston district in Ohio.
MI. Danford his been a preacher
nearly forty years and has pioneered
for h church among the hills OF
cr,p, os,,~ Cb1,S~ 1r ~p,-1Y 50 - .1-f--
of Minnesota and North Dakota. Mrs.
Danford is an invalid, having been
stricken with paralysis -four years
ago, but she still stays to rejoice in
the splendid work of her preacher
husband and sons, and to encourage
them by her prayers and presence.
Mrs. Packard OF Washburn is the
only daughter. DIR. S. \. Danford,
the To- in Bismarck, has the reputa-
ton Of being one of the greatest
church organizers in the northwest.
DR.. c. w. Danford, the son in Ohio. is
one of the leaders in the church there
and Is superintendent IF a great dis
trict.
Club Women Active.
Minneapolis Journal: AS Minne-
sofa has failed to take any definite
action toward being represented at
Tie FdIldlld.F GClnC 1"nIern0ClOnal eN-
position, which will open Feb. 20,
1915, the club women Of Minnesota,
through the efforts Of Mrs. Della N.
Armstrong, are using their influence
to arouse the interest OF the men and
women Of the state as a patriotic
movement, to do something toward
getting an appropriation for a build
ing upon the site which has already
been selected for the purpose. Mrs.
Armstrong has emf letters t. all the
presidents of wumen's clubs in the
state asking for their sentiments upon
the movement, and she has already
received about 500 letters. all OF
which were in favor of the states be-
ing represented. Mrs. Armstrong pre-.
scented the subject to the members Of
the fifth district Of the Minnesota
Federation OF Women's clubs. 1t. was
the first time that the subject had
been brought up in the state as a
woman's movement and it met with
the approval of the district members
and it was decided to put the matter
before the women of the state. NO
definite plan has been broached but it
is the object to arouse the women's
interest to use their influence with
the men Of the state to secure q state
appropriation either through the leg
islature or some other method, so that
the state of Minnesota will hold its
place among the other states Of the
union at the. worlds exposition.