The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-06-04
WONEN'S CLUBS
TO HOLD MEET

Miss Josephine v. Brewer, whose
is not unknown in the field OF
lAtters. has planned an interesting pro-
gram for June 10, a part of which day
has heen set aside for the literature
and library extension department OF
+ha General Federation Of Women's
which will then be in convention
in Chicago. During the morning sess-
ION Miss l.. E. Stearns, or WlSCon9tn'
who is in charge of library eHten0tTa
work will speak on The woman on the
Earm. At 8 o'clock in the afternoon a
will be held, with the 1ol.
lowing program: Revival OF 1ntGlo9
in the Bible as Literature, a a[to LON
Movement, Mrs. Martha Foote GtoW'
New York; Folklore, Miss Josephine ":
grower; The National Expression OF
American Life in Our Drama, MISS
Mary Gray Peck, CHAIRMAN u Sne d.
Mrs. A. Starr Best, Chicago; n m
dustrialism in Literature. Mrs: Eona
BIsir' Michigan. Mrs. L. r. Mckinney
Of Arkansas, n Mrs. A. Aaluy' W
south Dakota, will also speak on the
hih1e. Mrs, Sarah w. George, OF Mich
iran, on Folklore; Mrs. George 4:
Rake, Of Tennessee, on tne an" q
and other speakers, Will OF i9, y
She,don of Nebraska, Mrs. Samuel e.
EnIer, Of California, and Mrs: 1eoa SS
r Palmer, of Illinois,, VINO VIZ 0PTTbe
on Industrialism IN LlteLdCu1 viii
Folklore part OF the ploSL Sc
to ne on the Morris Dance moVennG he,
HO = hinh ia endorsed in England py nc
Shakespeare memorial cQnllLtr' who
Stratford-on-Avon. MRS. 49," ITondon
was Miss Florence warren 49, Fam
80 Ms +he leading instructor or the IN IN
~ q Isnerance club, so Cumberland MAJ
Le+ Hhere the present day reVlVaI a.
| Morris dancing beSdn 10 %rres of A
illustrate the steps ana s ~, Ex-
tvpical Morris dance. n binratS ~
Miss Lutte E.. Stearns, chalrI4dh' n"o
its tonics for discussion: H9" u S~n
cure a State Library Gonln4ls4opmi Of
TJheral LEGISLATION; The EXTENSION ~
HHvai1ahle library Resources TO Lno
Tso1ated and Less Favored PlsL[lcLe'
re Kind of Literature to be FUTILE
| ed; and The General Relat tonics viii be
aisc,Issed by some of the leadlng ilnLa-
rians and club women OF the counhSa
h principal social feature OF LIZ
biennial convention u Clubs, to be
beeId in Chicago, June 9-19,. will ne tRe
recention held at the Art institute, ~
| charge of the social, music AZ 10 80
decoration committees JolnityI will be
oman TO all visiting club women ahG ~
| Chicago club women as Wen. uo
| General federation officers VIII rec1nVI
| be no formal line. In Fullerton haIt,
az six. Allen Spencer will give a piano
recitaI of two groups by List and DeI
hussv: at 8 D. m. there Will pc a TecltaI
by Christine Miller OF Jonn fbe niano'
| EoISsmith's orchestra will pfoVlde tnS
Incidental music for the reception II
dancing. A brilliant feature OF the &C.
9 Gaof,oD will III c Ss e GRs asHSn'' of the the Field
u,nseum several hundred singers ana
dancers taking part In this classicat
Greek event, which Will be sonewnar
80 raf1Irp nHSAIHE
through the rooms, and pausing at ae-
sirnafed places, where classical dane
ing will be given. ov ~
On the afternoon of the same DAY, az
a:i5. the music committee Of the local
biennial board will present Mrs; Lou
Wall Moore in a reading of the Happy
Prince by Oscar Wilde, with musicai
accompaniment, music by Liza Lenman H.
AZ lis there will be a concert, IN
which there will be a trio number
Three Russian songs by Glinka herr
man, with Josephine Large at the pia-
no, Mrs. Rachel Steinman Clarke. We
This will be followed by two groups Of
songs. rendered by Marie SidenluS
Zendt. soprano, with Mrs. Allen Spencer
accompanied. The third number on tnt
program Will ne d sioilhcoAio Sioop W
Another social event which has to d.
with the art life of Chicago will be 9
tea in honor of Mrs; Percy v. Penny
4 DAEKST. ElNGA d. "a Wiz -
Miss CLYDE .Chanler and dorado Taft
The Tree studios will also be open
Mrs. Anna Stacey, n Of chicago's wei
known artists, acting as hostess. a
the Fine arts building Miss Magdi
Heuermann will conduct q tour Of tn
Tenth Floor studios. Gallery tour
will be conducted on June IL, IL, 15 AM
is from 4 to $50 p, m. Zach day. whel
members of the local art committee o
the biennial board will receive and tn
speakers will be artists and lecturer
Of note. One of the attractive feature
presented by the art committee will b
Dr.. Frank w. Gunsaulus. masterful leg
turer upon Rembrandt. illustrated witt
stereopticon. Many of the best ar
shops will hold special exhibitions
Rouillier will nav Ancient and Mod
ern Etchings; O'Brien, Women Paint
tiers; Thurber, Dutch Art and School
room Decorations; the Fine Arts Shor
an exhibit from the Artists guild an
the Miniature society of Chicago.
III The average ha rher Erend1 two