The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-23
JAMESTOWN IS
BOARDS CHOICE
That City will Entertain the
Next Convention of Fed
Grafton of Clubs.
NEW III
GIVEN MEMBERSHIP
Much Business Transacted
at Mid Winter Meeting
Of the Committee.

At the meeting of the executive
Board of North Dakota Federation of
Women'S clubs, which WAS held Fri
day in Valley City. numerous matters
of importance were discussed. The
following new clubs We're taken in:
Affiliated Nurses association of
North Dakota.
llomemakcrs' club. Darlington.
Woman'S Excelsior club, sutton.
Nomans club. Beach.
Minerva club, Hope.
CiNicS' club, l;uklcs.
Progressive study club, Brnntfurd.
Mothers club. New Rockford.
y number of minor changes weI,
rlId... IN tho i,l~iaw#.. .-.
The Invitation nf llrmcGlcNn rlui,
women for tho federation meeting al
the coming fall vas cordially accent
cd. and the month IF October, with
open dates probate j. about the md
die of the n1onth-was chosen for the
meeting. 4 federation program COR
lnitt"r N1as appointed. .aoneistins al
Mrs, McClusky 1T Darlington, chair
man: and Mrs. Strauss; nj C'1sScltoll
and Miss Alice I'aiIdonk of James
town. Tho board voted 10 ask OF en-
tanning hnstcsS"S only lodging and
breakfast.
The leaf ledger system was adopted
for the lrcounls of the treasurer. Mrs.
Nitk of Cavalier.
The question %, rc-tliAtrictinc the
clui'S waH brought l,r and it vas de-
"j.ied To liaVc l:lniri=h. bidder and
Silitsllsn counties ia rulnlliS" the
siNti district.
Committees Mrr" appointed rs fol-
lows:
observation-disclosures N Davis. Far,
so, Mrs. s. IL. Mott" Minn': Mrs. G..
]. hutchinson, Ia Mnttrc. Mr.. Ire
land, lIankinn"n: Mrs. e. W. Harris,
Bismarck.
C'redenlials--Mrs. Walter Reed,
.Nlnenis; Mrs. {. w. lSuttz, Devils
Lake.
Election--Mrs, Rott. Clendennins,
Wimbledon: Mrs. l1eMars. ST. Thorn
as: Mrs. Hunter, Dickinson.
Additions to the press committee, of
which Mrs. Gushing is chairman, were
made i'm the rnrfnilS of the vice prrsi-
dents of all the districts. WAC will In
tllrn appoint press representatives
from Tho various clubs for the pnr-
pos" "f securing reports nf rlub pro-
cccdin3S To place III tn" hanGs of III"
chairman tor 4i%slrii'u;iou. III The dis
'l.Sc''il lt'l'S il- i1It INlbli pl MIS-.
Cushing regarding q state organ,
whirE viii on" day become not only Il
PLEASURE of the Federation, ii is be
linN"d nat u necessity. mucn fa.oraf'le
sentiment Was expressed toward such
an end. 1t has been found That the
space allotted to North Dakota in the
Cinncral Federation Magazine Isl insuf-
ficient fol, our FUN preas purposes,
even though representation should be
n13iutaincd i'll the national organ.
serving TO keep the work of the state
federation in close touch with that of
the general federation.
Heads of other committees present.
ed reports of ar interesting nature.
with recommendations for the coming
years endeaNors. Mrs. Goss reported
over $500 raised toward the $4,000
goal of the Endowment Fund, and a
desire hls been expressed by her COM
mittee and Miss Nelson that the m
THE $2.50D remaining be raised during
the coming year. Active cooperation
on the par, Of the clubs would make
this quite pns>ii,ls and upon acquisi-
ton of this fine working CAPITAL. mann
cherished plans of the state fedora
ton will al once he put into execution.
The work Of tine Extension depart
nent Was ably presented by Mrs, j. 1T.
Silcpru,rd Of Faro. chairman. The
booklet suggestions 10 Clubs gotten
out 10y this department has proven u
real help aud benefit tn n large mum
rcr ,f clubs, especially 3mnng those
aust starting. and represents much
work in its compilation. Above all.
Miss Nelson urged union and coop
Grafton anon city and country wom-
much Of il to he brought about
and encouraged through the efforts of
this department.
Miss Bascor1l outlined her plan for
the department of Home Economics,
and Il report of the Health depart
mcnt was given. Professor Ladd is
appreviative of the cooperation Of
fered through this medium with his
health campaign. and asks that the
question OF sanitation, slaughter
houses, bakeries and meat markets re-
ceive the special attention Of the
women IF the state.
Every time n spinster looks at a
man who has just been led to the
Altar by IL widow she SAYS tn herself:
easily YOU poor men are
fooled