The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-01-13

success and great credit is due to
them for their skill and the charm
ing name in which all OF the APP
pointmcnts were carried out.
A great deal of civic improvement
is being done in tho Washington
Neighborhood district III Fargo under
the supervision of the visiting nurse.
Miss Robinson. \ year az" baths
were installed there Ivy the school
board and during the past year 1911
baths were given. the largest number
being in May when the number reach
cd 2@5 and the smallest in October
when tho number was twenty-three.
On Thursday afternoon from $3.50 to
5 o'clock tho Jewish girls have the
use of the baths: Jewish women from
$50 to . o'clock: Friday afternoon
the Jewish boys. and Saturday after
noon h American girls. ON Thurs
day afternoon he Social Service club
OF the Moorhead normal send two
members to assist in tho dressing
rooms IL they have also. beer most
kind III assisting with entertainments
for the children and contributed n
erously at Christmas time, and assist
with the visiting nurses loan closet.
On Monday afternoon these young la
die conduct a sewing class for the
Jewish girls. The Y. w. c. \. of
u - So >SiiSSS h'H oit>' OSSu hloSA hSAp.
full and have Il class of foreigners
whom they each ospeak and read
and write. each girl instructing one
pupil and meeting them on Thursday
evening of each week at the school.
Mrs. a. l.. Moody has donated two
rubber cans for the girls and Il mirror
for the dressing room. The work in
worthy n and results are repaying
the workers for their interest and
trouble.
The Lisbon Wonan's club transact
ed much important business at last
weeks meeting. the gathering being
held at the home of Mrs. Florence
Oliver. a large number were present
and all took an active interest in the
discussions. Mrs. NJ. L. Engle was
the first speaker and. prefacing her
remarks with the statement that the
club had attained it's majority, and
was therefore. competent to hold
opinions of its wv she made a mo-
ton to strike out from the bylaws
article No. !, which forbade the dis
cussion of political or religious ques
burning issues of the day. This mo-
ton was carried. Among other BUSH
ness matters transacted, committees
were appointed to make arrangements
for the annual banquet. to be held on
January Is at the Bradford. The pro-
sram committee for the ensuing year
was also appointed at this time. After
h business was finished Il very in
teresting program was rendered. can
Afternoon With Robert Chambers
ably led by Mrs. c. E. Jones. proved
illost interesting. Mrs. William
Jones. Jr..' read an excellent review
of "!Ailsa Page and Mrs. William
Jones. Sr.. reviewed 1.-THE Fighting
Chance" most c%reditably. a we'll pre-
pared and instructive paper on 1.-THE
/; Origin of the D!ctagraph' was read
by Mrs. j. L.. Allison. AS this con-
cluded the exercises for the after
noon, the ladies were invited into the
dining room. wehre a delicious buffet
luncheon was served by the hostess.
The Woman's club Mt Antler will
hold the January meeting Wednesday
evening of this week and Mrs. II. II.
Hopkins will be hostess ut her home.
The members will answer roll call
with current yer and Miss Durnont
will read a paper on My Favorite
Author" Miss Gosselyn will present
Il paper IN the same subject and dis
cussions will follow. The meeting
will be concluded with the usual So
lcial hour.