The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-10-09
Of W0MENS CLUBS
HAS AN UNUSUALLY GOOD PROGRAM
Many Splendid Features Arranged for Annual Meeting
Which Will be Held in Fargo, October Is, 16 and IT.
Several Grand Forks Women on the Program.

The seventeenth annual meeting Of
the North Dakota Federation of Wo-
mems clubs will be held in Fargo. Oc-
tober Is. is and II. The club
of that city are making elaborate
preparations for the entertainment of
the delegates who will be in attend
ance. The meetings will be held at
the Civic Center and the committees
in charge will leave nothing undone
to make this convention M of the
most profitable ever held.
\ splendid program has been ar
ranged and several excellent addresses
will be given by prominent club mem
bers in the state. One of h special
features will be an address by Mrs.
Percy w. Pennypacker of Austin. Tex.
president Of the general federation Of
Women's clubs.
Mrs. Franklin l.. Mcvey of Grand
gress.'' Mrs. Scott Rex. Mrs. r. A.
Sprague. Mrs. j. NJ. Gillette and Mrs.
E. F. Chandler of this city will give
reports Of the committee. while Miss
LaBelie Mahon will sing a group Of
songs at the Wednesday evening pro-
gram.
"The Problem Of What and How to
Read is the subject that Prof. Gctt-
fried Hult Of the university will dis
ClSS as d ISdLuIc VI Slle llttldIN III
library department on Wednesday ev-
ening.
The program Of the public health
department is in charge OF Mrs, r. A.
Sprague of Grand Forks. and she will
discuss WORK Along Health Lines in
North Dakota"
The complete program for the three
sessions has been arranged as fol-
lows:
Tuesday Evening. October IA.
s:00-Board meeting at Gardner
hotel.
Wednesday Morning. October IL.
S:3O-Presentation of credentials.
9:OO-Piano duet. Misses Beard n
Pollock: invocation. Rev. r. A. Beard.
D. d.: address of welcome. Mrs. n. G.
Young, Fargo: response. Mrs. J. E.
Phelan. Bowman; presidents address,
Miss Minnie Jean Nelson.
9:45-Report Of officers: Vice pres
ident-at-large. Mrs. NJ. A. Baldwin.
Fargo: recording secretary. Mrs. s. A..
Zimmerman. Valley City; correspond
ing secretary. Mrs. II. A. Presler. VAL
ley City: treasurer. Mrs. l.. B. Doch-
terman, willistcn: auditor. Mrs. T. A.
Boyden. jamestown: historian, Mrs. NJ.
C. Budlong. Bismarck.
1O:20-Business.
Wednesday Afternoon.
1:15-Fiano solo, Mrs. G. II. An
heier. Fargo: business.
1:45-Symposium: Incorporation"
ttalks limited to six minutes.)
2:3o-Conferences: ta) district vice
presidents. Mrs. a. NJ. O'Connor. st.
Thomas. presiding: (b). department
members for 1913-1s15; departments
presided over by chairmen as follows:
Arts and crafts. Mrs. F.. F. Chandler.
Grand Forks: conservation. Mrs. e.
W. Cunningham. Larimore: civics. !
Mrs. Scott Rex. Grand Forks; educa-
ton. Miss Laura Sarderson. LaMoure;
endowment. Mrs. F., r. Goss. Bis.
marck; extension. Mrs. j. Fl. sbeperd,
Fargo; home economics. Miss Helen
Bascom. Wimbledon; industrial and
Fargo: landmarks, Mrs. G.. r. Amidon,
Fargo: legislation. Mrs. W. B. diversion.
williston: literature and library, Miss
Alice Paddock. Jamestown: music.
Mrs. s. \. Wilder. jamestown: public
Mrs. Charlton Andrews, VAL |
ley City.
2:30-Informal ballot.
4:0O--Fencft entertainment for en-
fund at Grand theater.
Wednesday Evening.
S:0O--Mus:c (Triop, Mr.. Hagscrt,
Mr.. Codding and Miss GorMe!ey. Pro-
gram by Literature and Library De
partment. in charge Of the chairman.
Miss Alice Paddock. Jamestown:
Library Work in North Dakota"
Miss Paddock 90 minutcs): THE
Problem OF What and How to Read"
Prof. Gootfried f.. HUT. Grand Forks
(25 minutesl: "The Development OF
Originality Mrs. HaZclton. Fargo
(15 minutes); Club Programs" Mrs.
NJ. C. Budlong, Bismarck. Groups Of
Songs composed by Kathrine Gale
johnson of Langdon and SUM by Miss
La Belle Mahon. Grand Forks. "The
League Of America" Prof.
Andrews. Valley City. as
Soprano solo. Mrs. V. ]. La
Rose. Bismarck. Program by Home
Economies Department-In charge Of
the chairman. Miss Helen Basccm.
Wimbledon: "The Work Of the De-
partment," Min Bascom. Us min