The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-02-27

what Meth DAKOTA Club weasa
Are Doing.
The woman's Literary club Of Car
rington will entertain the clubs Of the
Fifth district for the annual meeting
on May is.
The Myositis club of Sanborn has
taken up the study Of United States
history and are doing much philan-
thropic work in their city.
The public program at Fargo's Civic
Center and Club house tomorrow
evening Will be. q lecture by Mrs.
George Hancock on "A Cruise in Pic
turesque Waters of Southeastern
Alaska"
The Saturday club Of Fessenden is
studying Shakespeare this season and
several OF the members Of the club
have been assisting the teachers Of
the public schools by giving talks on
art during the art, exhibit which was
recently held there.
The Woman's club Of McHenry has
taken for their years work the study
OF Germany, its literature, art and mu-
sic. They have . very neat year book
and the programs consist Of live
topics. This IL 2 new club in the Fifth
district and the members certainly de-
serve much credit for the work they
have done.
The music section Of the Fargo
Fine Arts club met this afternoon at
the Civic Center and Club house and
Mrs. H. H. Wheei6f rendeEed q beau
tiful program Of songs. The compos-
ers Represented in her group YER
saint-saens. Lassen, Straus. Mary
Turner Salter and Cadnlan.
The members Of the Devils Lake
Twentieth Century club and a few
friends were entertained Yesterday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. r. v.
Bice. Mesdames simonstad and MIL
Ter opened the program with q duet
after which there were the regular re-
view questions Of South America. Mrs.
Tom Turner then pleased the ladies
present with a reading THE Cry from
the Shore" and Mesdames Simonstad
and Miller again delighted those pres
ent with another duet. Delicious re-
freshments were served at the close
OF the program by the hostess. The
next meeting of tho club will be held
in two week at the homo Of Mrs. G.
L. Wallace.
The members Of the Valley City Mu-
sic club me- last evening with Mrs. J.
B. Meyer and an interesting program
in charge Of Mrs. Charlton Andrews
wal given. A talk on 'Neibelungen
Leid" by Prof. Charlton Andrews was
the opening number and it was fol-
lowed by an analysis Of the Rheingold
drama by Mrs. Lee Combs with must.
cal illustrations by Mrs. W. A. Cor
don. Mrs. A. s%tsrnberg gave seiec.
ttons from Lett Motives' and there
were victrola numbers by Madame
schumann He!nk. Musical current
evsnts were discussed by Mrs. James
Farley.
The Woman's Study club Of VIM
bledon has recently unlisted with the
general federation ana Is a lively Or
s%anization. The members have decid-
ed to hold an experience social In the
near future for the benefit Of the en-.
dowment fund. A Washington pro-
gram was presented February 10 at
the home IT Mrs. Stroud and as this
was guest day, each member was re-
quested to invite . guest. Papers on
The Conditions OF Home Life in vir-
ginta." Martha. Washinston." The
were read ana grsatly enjoyed and aft
or the program a concert on the Vic
trolls was q pleasing feature Of the
day. Refreshments were served at the
close Of the evenings entertainment.
The federated clubs Of Valley City
are Ill doing excellent work this year,
and contrary to the rule In North Da.
kots, the larger tho city the fewer the
clubs Ia proportion to the population.
Valley City has twice q many clubs
IN pros port on T. lie ass population as n
e e'nss . 81. . a e. : :Sow, ss .s sv; T.,,.y ss cis2
and all are interested In educational
and phtlsnthroptc work. The pomes-
tic club 10 having ps0grams on home
economics: the Civic Improvement
league with . membership OF fifty 10
interested In the civic needs of the
city: the Wouaan's club Is studying and
reviewing current magazines; the
6orosis club has taken up conserva.
ton in it, various forms: the Shey.
enne club 10 having miscellaneous pro.
gram0. q paper on current events be-
So0 0ASVJt ~ GoSA StA0OSIuX O0Sl0c ono
other principal paper in such SUBJ
jects 40 child labor laws. eusenics,
conservation Of the soil. the Panama
canal. etc.: the Music club is studying
dramas Of Wagner, and the Tuesday
club hal taken up modern dramas for
their study this year. One of the most
delightful meetings this season Of the
Music club vas the social given by
Mrs. Herman Winterer and Mrs.
Charlton Andrews ct tha home OF
Mrs. Winterer On Saturday. After the
musical program was enjoyed q
guessing contest was one OF the diver.
sions and Mrs. j. e. Featherstone, the
successful contestant. was favored
with a bouquet OF beautiful red roses.
The day being a national holiday. the
color scheme of rcd. white and blue
was carried out throughout the rooms
and In the delectable lunch which
concluded the evenings pleasure.
[EeNenty-fve ladies' were present. The
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