The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-05-08
CLUB NOTES

Devils Lake Journal: Delegates
from from the various federated clubs of the
will attend a meeting of the second
dlstrlct. Representatives of the Twen-
tieth Century club were Mrs. A. Rob-
erts, Mrs Elizabeth Hurst and Mrs. A.
Mrs. P. G. Miller, Mrs. Simonsted, Mrs.
G. L. Wallace and Mrs: Bert Moran.
The quartette will take part in the
musical programme. Mrs. Silver Serum
Moeller of the Norden Musical and Mrs.
Juergens, Mrs. Eugene Fenelon, Mrs.
N. Thorson and Mrs. John Cowan of
the Shakespeare club also left on the
or Valley City, state president was in
Devils Lake yesterday en- route to
Cando to preside at the district meet
ing.
The Fargo w. C. T. U. Will meet to-
morrow afternoon at the home of Mrs.
F. L. Gardner. $40 Thirteenth street
south. Professor Mclean of the high
school will give a talk on Physical
Education. There will be special music
and all members are urged to attend
promptly at o'clock as Professor Nc
Lean has an engagement later in the
afternoon.
The Book and Thimb!e club met yes
terday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
E. Fl. Stranahan on Seventh avenue
a. pleasing programme was enjoyed.
Mrs. Geo. Nichols read selection from
Friendship Village while the remain
der of the ladies sewed. Mrs. Charles
Bristol was a guest of the afternoon.
A tempting luncheon was served at the
close of the meeting.
The annual meeting or the Art club
of Minot was held Saturday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. d. A. Dinnie in
that city. Twenty-Five members were
present to, hear the annual reports
given by the various committee chair
men, and to elect officers for the COM
ing year. Mrs. S. ]. Rasmussen was
elected president: Mrs. E. J.. Walsh,
vice president: Mrs. e. o. Dickinson
was reelected secretary; Mrs. r. J..
Piper. treasurer. and Mrs. w. F. Do
herty, federation secretary. No COM
mittees have been appointed. Mrs.
Dinnie. the retiring, president. who has
Art club for the last two years, gave
an informal little talk, during the aft
ernoon, and Mrs. j. D. Taylor a former
member. and the first president of the
club, who was guest at the meet
Ing, also gave short talk. After the
election of officers and reports of COM
mittees, plans We're discussed for the
May 16. The resignation of Mrs. +. T.
Liman, who leaves the city with her
family in July, was accepted. Mrs
Dinnie decorated her home in the club
the guests the rooms were darkened
and lighted with candles In the parlor
five candles, one for each year since
the organization of the club, burned in
brass candelabra Small vases of
yellow iris were on the piano. and
larger vases of iris and ferns were
about the room. In the living room
the mantel held a vase of the yellow
flowers. and on either side of the man
tel brass wall pockets held large bou
quets of, the. Iris and ferns. The dim
ing-room, where lunch was served
buffet. was decorated in red and green.
The table was arranged with a set of
beautifully embroidered doilies, and
held two red and green shaded candles.
Lunch was served by Mrs. Dinnie and
two members of the social committee,
Mrs. Z. w; NeWloye and Mrs w; p.
Wendt Blanche Lynch assisted dur
ing the afternoon. Mrs. j. d. Taylor.
Mrs. S. N. Swenson and Mrs G. B. Davis
were guests who do not belong to the
club. III
The latest organization in Kenmare
is The Kenmare SakalSawea Camp fire.
This is a branch of the national or
ganization of Campfire Girls Some Of
United States are the board of electors
of the national electors of the national
Organization. Among those most fa-
miIiar are Miss Jane Adams, Miss Ida
Tarbell, Kate Douglas Wiggin (Nfrs.
Rigg) and Judge Ben j. Lindsey. The
purpose of this organization is to
show that the common things of daily
life are chief means of beauty, ro-
nance and adventure, to aid In the
and yigor, the out.of-door habit and
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