The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1913-06-03
Woman's Club Has Sold Nearly Hall
Enough Tickets to Insure Guaran-
tee Made BY Commercial Club.
REFRESHMENTS 70 BE SERVED
At Each Afternoon ProgranAr
rangement for Business Mems
Luncheons are Completed.
HEADQUARTERS ISSUE BULLETIN
With Exception of Evening Enter
tainments all Will Be Held at the
High School-Play at Armory.

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At a meeting Of the University
Week committee Monday afternoon
the Woman's Study club reported
through their chairman Mrs. G. e.
Battles that one hundred thirty-fiye
tickets had been sold by its various
members, that light refreshments will
be given every afternoon at the high
school building and that arrange
ments had been completed for the
two business mems luncheons to be
held next week at the high school on
Wednesday, June II and Friday,
June 13. ........ = Z:
F. A. Wilson,, a member of the
University week committee Will pre-
sent the matter of ticket disposal,
city decorations and other necessary
arrangements before the commercial
club at their meeting tonight. We'd
nesday, the University week commit
tee, consisting of Messrs. Dyer, Will
son and Denu will canvass the busi-
ness section of the city in an effort
to clean up the raising of the guar
anteed fund of $500, providing this
matter is not disposed of at the club
meeting tonight.
All the entertainments during the
week conducted in the afternoon will
be held at the High school building.
The evening entertainments will in
all probability be held at the taber-
nacle, providing suitable arrange
ments can be made, with the excep-
tion of Tuesdays entertainment,
which is a play and which will be
held at the armory, owing to super
ior stage accommodations.
Bulletins issued from the head
quarters at the University regarding
the various afternoon features are in
teresting and explain the nature Of
the entertainments.
The Library-June 8.
Miss Clara e. Baldwin of the
State Library Commission. and Miss
Martha Wilson of the Department of
Public Instruction expect to make
the rounds of the University week
circuit and to give all assistance
they ca nto the local librarians. One
or the other of these experts will be
in, each town on program three.
Physical Training-June 10.
DR.. Anna J. Norris is director of
physical education for women at the
University of Minnesota. BY rare
good fortune somewhat reluctant
consent has been secured from Dr..
Anna Norris to go out on the :"weeks"
to repeat for the mothers and daugh-
ters nthe various town ssome of the
helpful things that only the University
girls have been getting. This is as
lit should be, and DR.. Norris will no
doubt be welcomed into every COM
munity. ~ - ~
Agricultural Education- II.
1t is generally recognized that q
step was taken in the right direction
when Professor A. v. Storm of Ames,
Iowa, was brought to Minnesota to
have general supervision of .Agricul-
tural Education. The training of
teachers in sufficient numbers is one
of the very big problems in our edu-
cation today. Professors Storm and
Works are here to help us solve this
problem; so we are glad to learn as
much as we can about educational
views. They are new men in the state
though not in their line Of work, and
the people of Minnesota wish to be-
come acquainted with them.