Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-05-05

. The members Of the Ladies' club a
1kiki at Dickinson, held a food SALE
for the benefit of the civic depart
ment; Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock
In every part of the state there waS
a general attempt to observe National
Suffrage day, May End, and in this city
as we'll as in almost every town where
a club exists, suffrage programs and
discussions were leading features.
The Woman's club of Cakes is
planning a series Of club teas. Each
member will invite about ten guests
to bring their sewing and enjoy an
excellent program, between the hours
of 3 and s.. A charge Of 10 cents
will be made, and the proceeds are
to be devoted to the library fund.
Strangers in the city are cordially
welcomed. especially when from the
country.
The Fine Arts club of Fargo, the
largest club OF the state, with an &C.
tive membership of owe l25 and a
large associate membership, is to
bring the Coburn Players to Fargo,
June "a. This is a big undertaking
or the part Of the CLUB, but splendid
support is assured, and no doubt the
commendable venture will be highly
successful. A feature of the appear
ance of the players will be an exhi-
bition of the Morris dances-supposed
to have originated with the Moors.
The Shakespearean repertoire will be
presented in the open aid. n
The Mothers club of the Presbyte-
rian church of Minot met at the home
Of Mrs. Fred Veth, 626 Franklin av-
enue. Miss Floy Sherman played
alse Caprice, by Chaminade, and Mrs.
J. W. Newlove gave a very interest
ing paper on the Women of the Old
Testament. In her paper she portray
ed the character of seven of the WON
en- of this time, Eve, Sarah, Rebecca,
Miriam, Ruth Naomi and Esther. Mrs.
Waters and Mrs. A. F. McLane played
two piano duets Melody in r, by Ru-
bernstein, and Dapse Stryienne, by Mi
chaels. At the close of the meeting
Mrs. Veth served very dainty refresh
ments to the guests.
The kenmare Tuesday club held
their regular meeting, with a large
majority of members present. The
roll call, Suggestions for Next Years
Work." was most interesting and
helpful. A fine. paper was read by
Mrs. Gross on North Dakota lftera-
ture. Mr., Sinclair followed with a
most. interesting and instructive pa
per on. the Panama. Mrs. Scudder
very ably supplemented the evenings
program with a group Of Kipling's
poems. An: important and, spirited
business meeting followed the inter
mission. The delegates to the dis
trict federation meeting at WillistOn
will be. Mesdames McCauley, Sinclair
and Willmott. Al~ternates, Mesdames
Linn and Gross. The program COM
'nittee for the ensuing year will be
Mrs. Willmott, MIS- Grimes, Mrs.
Engdahl,' Mr.. Sinclair, Mr. Linn
The Study club of .KeInare met in
regular session in the school library.
Mrs. Grimes led the lesson Studies
in Greece and Mrs. A. B. Lee led the
Where Civilizations Meet.
Mrs. Lee also gave, a very fine paper
on Grecian Sculpture. which was very
much enjoyed by all those present.
The courses Of study decided upon
for the coming year will be the Chau-
Magazine articles of 19l4-15,
Heroes of Ireland, A Reading journey
Through Mexico, and Harris Actual
Under American Condi-
tions. The papers will be on miscel-
lancous subjects. Mrs. A. C. McLanc
was chosen to respond TO the address
welcome in behalf of the clubs Of
the district at the seventh annual
meeting OF the, Third District of the
Clubs, which meets in Will
May Is. The Playground asso-
and the Study club have joint
ly signed up with the Byron Troub-
adours, an excellent colored' company,
t0 play here May II, on their way
east from Canada.
The WOman's club of Minot held
their annual meeting at the hone of
Mrs. j. Fl. Wcinrebe. A picnic lunch
con was served in the dining room, at
a long table, which had as a center.
piece, a bowl Of ~brown-eyed susaus.
Everything in the way of picnic deli.
cacies was present and, after. the
service of the %lulcheon the members
repaired to, the living room, where
two interesting. papers were gwen by
Mrs. Charles Perkins. Mrs. Perkins
has been i'll during the club year and
vas unable to give her papers before.
The first was a selected topic and
proved to be a very interesting book
aevicW Of, the story, daddy" the
second was, People and Ruins of
Central America" The election of
officers then took place, the retiring
officers being; President. Mrs. Lowe;
vice president, Mrs. Robinson; record
ing secretary, Mrs. Sherman; treas.
.urer,Mrs. Dinnit, and federation sec.
.rsee1tt,aarryy,.s ,4 Mrs. III, HEw7ia.E.addaayWja!yy Nus, Bsoyssard
was elected president for the comiKg
year Mrs Bierly as treasurer, Mrs.