The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-24
CLUB NOTES

The Current Events club of Bis
marck held a most interesting and en-
joyable meeting at the home of Mrs.
John A. Larson, Wednesday afternoon.
the organization, and each lady was
entitled to invite one guest. The after
moons enjoyment opened up with the
following programmes: Piano duet,
Arnot, which was followed by the roll
call, when the ladies responded to
same on the subject of Women of
America. A paper o. the Use and
Abuse of Moving Pictures, by Mrs. VIM.
Moore, a paper. on What Electricity
Means to a Woman, by Mrs. w. r.
Davies. After this part of the pro-
gramme, there was a spelling match,
which caused a great dea of amuse-
ment: Mrs. Alfred Zuger and Mrs. Geo.
WEIGH being leaders of the two con-
testing sides, which resulted in the
honor of victory falling to the ladies
in Mrs. Zuger's line. h afternoon
was brought to a close by the serving
of the most delicious refreshments,
There are eighteen members in the
club, thus making a company of thirty
six for the afternoon. The occasion
was one of much pleasure to all.
The members of the Minot Ladies'
Socialist club gathered at the home of
Mrs. Renfeldt In that city for their
regular fortnightly meeting, Tuesday
ilODAs 4lSIS was d 6plSIlulu dL-
tendance and the meeting opened with
the business session. Mrs. Charles
Kelso, who has served as secretary of
the club, rendered her resignation, her
reasons being that her home duties
and other matters make it impossible
for her ito attend regularly and devote
as much time to the club as she would
like to. Mrs. l.. L. Griffith was unani-
mously elected to fill the vacancy. The
woman suffrage petitions, which ar
lived too late for distribution at the
first meeting of the year., were distrib-
uted among the ladies, each taking
some of the petitions for signatures.
The ladies of the Socialist club wish to
have a sufficient number of signatures
to enable them to present the petitions
to the present Legislature now in ses-
sion at Bismarck some time during
February, and the ladies are particu-
natures. The subject of the programme
was Woman in the Future, and Mrs.
Herbert Bum was the leader. An in
teresting paper was read by Mrs. c.
d. Kelso. Mrs. emma Pooller read an
original article on Woman in the Flu
ture, her paper showing much re-
search, and delivered in a charming
manner. Emma zuzulin closed the
The club decided that Woman Suffrage
will be the subject of the next meeting
and as it is their aim to interest all
the members and their friends in the
ShOJSCAs llC VA SoI1LlIlu0 W .NlDSu5o
Woman Suffrage at the meetings in the
future until the petitions have been
signed. Delicious refreshments were
served by the hostess at the close of
the afternoon. .
One of the largest social events enjoy
ed at Hope for some time was the din
ner at which the ladies of the Woman's
club of that city entertained their hus-
bands and gentlemen friends at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. T. M. Major. The
Hope Pioneer says in part: THE elite
of the social circles of the city of
Hope were entertained royalty last
Thursday, at a 6 o'clock dinner and
programme given by the Woman's club,
the guests of honor being the male
heads of the households of the. mem
bers of the club. Dinner was served
shortly after 6 o'clock, about sixty-tive
seated at the tables in the various
rooms of Mr.. AM Mrs. Il. NJ, Majors
cozy home on Steele avenue. The club
was assisted in the serving by the
Misses Joslyn, Cassell, Mclaughlin,
Inez and Sylvia Soldol and harrington.
The decorations were artistic, a beau
tiful bunch of pink and white carna-
tons, ferns and snilaX were on each
table and the rooms were decorated
in pink and white, which are the clubs
coIors. A white carnatfon was placed
beside each guests place n a pink
one beside each members place. At
the close of dinner, the president, Mrs.
ID. J. Gumb, called h meeting to orr
der, business was dispensed with and
Aha rrerparnTna f0r the evening ryaa