The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-02-06

4S0siS HA-SSS nSIc CNCelICIt
and were appreciated by all.
Miss Perley read an interesting
thristmas story and Mrs. n. G.. Young
gave the first act of her play. "Thc
ilomesteaders." which she has recent
" completed. The play was both cley-
er and very artistic.
Moman.s suffragists of Fargo and
vicinity will be addressed BY Miss
Jeanette Rankin. noted suffrage work
sr OF Montana. at a monster mass
meeting Sunday afternoon at the
'irand theater at $3.50 O'Clock.
Miss Rankin. who has been travel.
ing Over the state in the intcrcs, Of
so'es .or women. is n Of the great
'est advocates Of this movement who
uas appeared in this city and those
tion are urged to not miss thix oppor.
.unltE of hearing ono of tho most able
workers for the cause advance con
'incins arguments.
n Votes for Women club, which
Wiii he hosts to Miss Rankin while she
IS III the city, will hold a reception in
!'er n at the Civic Center at $3.50
o CLOCK Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Ernest Wright will sing sevora,
OF her pleasing songs and Mrs: Eu-
nice jacobson Simmons of the West
ern School of Expression, Will enter.
tain With n or two readings.
Inc committee in charge is com.
posed Of the following ladies: Mrs.
x ~. Pollock, MICS. Fred Wilder, Mrs.
=: +: .Amilon, Mrs. klinsman, Mrs.
sheppard Sheldon. Mrs. C.. L.. Bristol
and Mrs. Walter S%toekwell.
The Civic club Of Moorhcad held a
most interesting meeting Tucsda.. at
1eh home of Mrs. T. ]. Lewis. The
committee on plans for gardens re-
ported but nothing definite has as yet
oeen decided. The E;pworth league of
the First Methodist church of Moor
head read q resolution to the club in
which they commended tho splendid
work done in the past and offered
themselves as ready workers TO help
better the civic conditions OF Moor
head.
Mrs. c. G. Dosland gave a mos,
finished pa per on the Juvenile Court
The next meeting Of the club will be
the home Of Mrs. W. A. Robertson OH
Ninth street south.
The public enter;ainment which is
given every week at The Fargo Civic
Cen;er and Club House will be giver
Tomorrow evening by The children oi
the public schools and Dakota conscr'
Natcry'. These programs always at
,tract Il large attendance and the mum.
hers this week will be as follows:
fiano solo-WaHsidc Brook. Wilson
Helen Moore.
German Folk pance-lIanzel and
Seventh Grade Girls. Agassiz school
Piano soio-.At tho Spring. .Ganshal;
Gerlinde Schwartz.
Mst T%unlb!ing
lpC. IS NSs,et,;. csaI.~-
f'iano solo-(a) TiNic's Good Might
tabl Tie Melancholy Tixie. Brown
Ruth Hardy.
Dleking Dance
Seventh Grade Girls. Agassiz School
Piano solo-Sleighride. ..... Ducelle
Fanny Giles.
r |iInlQ Drlll .......
Bows: of Washington School.
Violin SNlo-TroNator Fantasy. .Nerd
Hillard and Theos LanSlie.
Shoenlaker's Dance .............
Seventh Grade Girls. Asassiz School
Bismarck Tribune: Mrs. barrow q
Fargo. who is in the city in tho inter
ests of the woman suffrage bill nov
pending before the legislature. an,
in the parlnrs Of the Mckenzie hote
at 1880 this morning and there viii
he a free and open discussion of tn.
movement at that time. There are {
number of ladies here from diffcren'
parts of the state and others are OK,
pected in before the meeting is called
to order. Mrs. Boise has been sen
here from Fargo as Il delegate.
One of the features of tho meeting
this morning will he &. talk by Mis-:
Jeanette Ranin of Montana. who i:
the field secretary of the National Suf.
frage association and who has iusr
com" from Montana. whore she ha:
been attending a session Of the leeis.