Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-04-29
Club Notes

CLUB Notes
Miss Margaret Woodrow Wilson,
the presidents eldest daughter, will
be one OF the editors of new maya,
zine to be launched II June for pro
noting the use of public schools o.
centers OF cooperative enterprise and
recreation, or common counsel and az
public polling places.
About 100 women attended the
fourth district meeting of the North
Dakota Federation Of Woman's clubs
in Wahpeton. The meeting was held
In the Congregational church. and q
luncheon was served 10 the. visitors.
A banquet was given them at the
science school. The meeting was
called to order by the vice president,
Mrs. =. 4. Kinney Of Hankinson. and
Miss. LILLIAN Merrick OF Wahpeton
delivered an address Of welcome.
The regular meeting of the Moth
er's cluo of New Rockford was held
at the home Of-Mrs. ". E.. Beaudry.
The subject for discussion was "The
Need Of Fairy Tales for Children"
Quetations-Current events.
Music. &.t@ ~" $50, ~.
WHAT Are the Main Ethical
Teachings of Fairy rales."-Mrs. H.
W. Wilson. s..
"'How King Arthur Conquered
Rome."-Mrs John Crawford
"Wilat is the Earliest Manifesto.
lions Of the Existence of IMAGINATION
in the (hi,d?,'-Mrs. &C. Laid.
The regular bf.weekiy meeting Of
the FOrschen club was held at the
Dickinson residence. Mrs. A. c. Cur.
RE read an excellent paper on "Tree
Culture" The members voted to give
cash prizes Of three, two and one dol
lar to the boys and girls who keep
their gardens, lawns Or yards in the
best and most attractive condition
during the summer months, the same
to be inspected three or four times
duhing the season by q committee
appointed for that purpose, who will
award the prizes. Mrs. James vii.
son was appointed to visit the differ.
ent rooms Of the school and talk to
the children about the prizes and get
them interested in the work. Mrs.
Haskins a asked to see the. Ladies'
Aid and get the mothers interested in
the work, SO that the children would
get the necessary encouragement in
their efforts to ;beautify the town.
The Franklin club OF Grand Fork.
held an interesting meeting at Davis
Hall. Miss Esther NJ, Pike of the
University faculty was in charge of
the program and the subject for study
was, "Pageants and Festivals" Miss
Pike read a splendid paper, giving a
brief history Of the Pageant move.
ment in England and America. She
gave the names of a number Of prom
lnent Americanrand EnGlish pageaats
and read extracts from their works.
Miss Pixies: paper was of exceptional:
interest to all and showed much care.
full study. Prof. Frederick H. Koch
Of the university faculty, also gave q
short talk. explanatory of the page
ant, which will be given here in May.
Musical numbers were rendered by
Mrs. Homer M. Cook and Miss Jane
Smith played the accompaniment. Fol-
lowing the program, a social hour was
enjoyed and refreshments were serv-
ed. The host and hostess for the ev-
ening were, Prof. and MRS. E. j.. Bah.
cock and Miss Ella l.. Fulton.
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It will DO OF interest to the public
to know that ths Federated Clubs Of
Glendale are to entertain on May
IT, 1914, at the Presbyterian church, |
the Second Annual Convention Of Wo-
mems Clubs Of the Sixth district.
which comprises the counties of Bur-.
leigh, kmmons, Kidder, Sheridan, To-
gan, Mcintosh. Stntsman. LaMoure,
Sargent and Dickey. A very interest.
ing program is being prepared, with
on the American School Peace
conservation and cultivation of
wild flowers. good roads. and the rela.
ton Of the individual to public. Also,
addresses by President Willis e. john
son. of the State Normal and indus.
trial school, and Miss Minnie J. Neil.
son, state president of Federated
Clubs, with an excellent musical pro-
gram will be given. The executive
Mesdames Graham, Eodle.
Duncan and Amphlett, are making
for an elaborate lunch.
con at Dakotah Hall, and other en-
t%ertainment for. the guests. The gen:
cral public, and especially, country
not federated, are invited to the
meetings at the church.
Eight young girls of the city in
1912 formed q club. in order to make
a study Of Women's Suffrage. The
CLUB has been; called 1.-THE North
Ward Club" and meets every two
on Tuesday. The members now
are Ruth Talcott, Alice Webb. Mar
jorie Webb, Eliza Cochrane, Lucelle
Lahr, Agnes Parsons and Glen Bruce,
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