The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-01-27

we S!uD GOIOIS are yellow ana sIecH,
these shades were artistically used in
the scheme of decoration. Down the
center Of the festive board were placed
vases of beautiful %jonquils. alternating
with c%andelabra. whose candles were
shaded by yellow and green shades
The place cards containing the menu
and program for the evening were
daintily adorned with hand painted
jonquils. At the appointed hour the
costumes of the ladies lent the finish
ing touches to the scene. Following
the invocation by II. S. Grover. the
,exquisitely prepared and faultlessly
served six course dinner was partaken
of. At the conclusion of the repast
Mrs. William NJ. Jones. ST.. president
of the club. welcomed h guests In
a few we'll chosen remarks. which
were gracefully and fittingly. respond
ed t o by Rev. Craig. a. NJ. Kyello
then gave an able address on "Wom-
ans Organizations from Mans View
Point" while F. S. Thomas made a
brief but excellent speech on The
Humorous Side of the Law" This
concluded the formal program for the
evening but the guests remained for
an informal social hour. returning
of midnight.
The ladies of the b. and T. club at
williston held their regular meeting
at the home Of Mrs. z. r. Brownson
Thursday afternoon. The program
consisted of a paper by Mrs. c: A.
Mansfield on the subject "Alexander's
Conquest" and one by Mrs. c. II. Mo
die on the "Woman Suffrage Ques-
haustive paper. presenting arguments
both for and against voting by the
ladies. After the formal part Of the
program the ladies present engaged IN
an animated discussion. giving their
views on this live subject. This is said
Ito have been one Of the most interest,"
ing meetings that the club has held
for some time.
The Devils Lake Norden Musical
|held a meeting Friday evening at the
home Of Mrs. Glerulm on East
Fourth street. The first part of the
evening as spent IN the regular pro-
gram. the reading of Henrick 1bsen's
peer Gynt." Mrs. w. X. Moeller then
delighted those present 18th several nlu-
steal selections. The ladies Of this So
ciety decided to give a social next
Tuesday evening at the w. K. Moeller
home. At this time lunch will be serv-
ed for twenty-five cents. the proceeds
of which will go to the Sangerfest
fund.
After thirteen years the Valley City
Tuesday ! once moro takes the in.
itiative in culinary suggestions. and
within a few week the very latest
thing in cook books will he issued.
The new book will contain. not only
the old favorites from the old hook
but those tried In the kitchens OF
VALLEY City housewives in more re-
lccnt years, and not found wanting.
1t will need more than 800 pages
Ito contain all the matter which will
go to make up the latest edition o.
"Good Things to Eat" New depart
!, ments have been added. including
branches of cookery which were no.
recognized ten years ago.. and it ma,
safely be said that the volume will bt
1.-THE last word" in matters pertaining
2 to the kitchen.
The committee of the Tuesday clut
in charge Of the. book is composed o
t Mrs. George NJ. Young. Mrs. Herman
: Wintercr II Mrs. j. j.. Fcatherstone
: The work will be completed some
ltinle in March.
I The Fargo Woman's club was hos
! tess Saturday afternoon at the Civil
J Centre and Club house to the othel
I clubs of the two cities. the occasion
I being the twenty-ninth anniversary o
J the organization of the club. The pres
ident Of the club. Mrs. w. H. Barnett
I presided and after welcoming the Wis
iting ladies and speaking Of the ma
J ture of the occasion, she announce.
> the opening of the program. which
> was IL splendid duet by Miss Marguer
: ito Beard and Miss Clara Pollock. VIII,
IL chose for their first number the frs
f movement Of Schubcrt's unfinished
symphony. Miss Beard then sang yer,
t. beautifully two numbers from Clougi
d Leightncr's SOM cycle. DAY of Beau
IL ty." The feature of the afternoon wa
"a talk by Mrs. George Hancock on
e Cruise Through the Picturesque Wa
:, tcrs Of Southwestern Alaska" MIR.
n Hancock's address was replete wit
&. glowing accounts of the beauties q
{. the scenery along the western coas
not q detail of it's rugged grandcu
apparently having been passed unno
ticed. Aboard ship many intcrcstin
u stories IF the trail were gathered. an
I various characteristic touches Of hu
h man nature were now and then hu
= VIGOROUSLY dwelt upon. Quite surpris
: ing were the assurance Of the srenk
IS err that upon reaching the towns alonI
: the Alaskan coast were tn be foun,
s lowers blooming in abundance-nas