The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-16
CLUB NOTES

: The Literary and Musical club of
ton held its regular meeting Monday
evening February 3.
Roll call was answered with cur-
rent events.
Mrs. George Mcintosh gave an ~
cellent paper on Hoffman tho artist
and his picture. Christ With the
Doctors"
Miss Peterson read Rabbi Ben
Ezra and by the Preside" from
Browning, INC Miss Sarah Goldscll-
lager entertained with two piano
selections, TO " Wild Rose and AT
An Old Trystins Place"
NJ the conclusion of the program
a delicious lunch was served to the
members and their guests by tho
hostess, Mrs. John Bruegser.
The Fargo Round Table club en-
tfrta'ned a few guests at it's regular
se'mi-lnontllly meeting on Friday aft
ernoon. The study of Scandinavia
was the subject Mrs. II. II. Whee-
lock kavc most interestingly tho life
of t;ries illustrating will, selections
of his work ON the rictrola. Mrs.
kirkpatrick OF superior, a guest of
nor sister, Mrs. John s. Frame. sang
tw" numbers, The FIRST Primrose"
and ~ Love Thee" Mrs. Blanche
Boydcn Hutchinson presented hcr as
signed number Selections From
Brand. After n resume of the play
she chose parts of acts III and IN.
Her portrayal ol strength required in
making decisions amidst the trials of
life is wonderful, and she finds a
splendid field for her powers in tho
problems which Ibscn presents in
Grand. \ social hour. during which
tea WAS served, closed the session.
Saturday afternoon the wou1an's
club. of Lisbon held its usual session
in the court. room. Owing ia the
severe cold of The weather. the at
tendance vas not as large as usual
but what was lacking in numbers
was supplied in interest. During the
transaction of business the ladies'
rla lllled a Washington birthday din
ner. the proceeds 10 be applied on the
purchase of u victrola for the schools
of The city. Following the business
session roll call was responded to with
quotations from American authors.
Mrs. G. L. t'avo1t ably conducted the
lesson sturdy, which Was "a continue
ton of HE New England group of
authors, The club then adjourned
until February II.
|. The Cando Musical club. upon the
invitation of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Nell
son. held its regular meeting at the
opera house last JhurSd9f evening.
AS the members We're assured Of HAY
ing plenty Of room they invited .
number of their friends and also pro-
Nided a splendid musical program for
the orraSion. The program was
doubtless tn" largest aud most varied
ever rendered by ti,c club aud proves
what that organization is capable of
when lit draws upon tho splendid
talents of its members. There were
eighty people present, including the
members and their friends. During
an iltermission light refreshments
were served. The program consisted
of twelve numbers,
The Twentieth Century club of
Devils Lake was entertained last week
al the home of Mrs. G. w. Eulz. The
menhers responded To roll call by
quotations from Lincoln. The subject
of tho evening was Tho Historical
Society of North Dakota" Mrs. Il.
stevens road Il paper on The Uses Of
The Historical Society," Mrs. John
Wallace spoke on The First Settle
,1cntS aud First Settlers" aud Mrs. Il.
Turner concluded a paper on the I'm
dians of North Dakota" The club
sang patriotic a,.rs in chorus and Mrs.
F. q. Miller and Mrs. Simonstad rcn-
dered a vocal duet.