Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-09-22

Mrs. j. r.. Poupore entertained the
Lady Elks this afternoon at her home
spent in playing cards and at the
close of the game refreshments were
served by the hostess.
At the special meeting of the board
of directors of the Young Women's
Christian association Monday evening
the budget for the wears 1914-15 was
adopted as prepared and approved.
All subscriptions for the past year
are paid up to date and the prospects
Tor the new year are very
ing While the proposed budget shows
a total of $12.662, only SAGE of this
is to be raised by subscription. This
amount represents expenses Of strict
~ association work. since the lunch
room and dormitory are self sustain
! ing.
The main line of advance is to be
in the girls department representing
the extension work of the association,
under the charge of Miss Helen
Gowdy, who recently arrived from
Colorado Springs. Col. Miss Gowdy
is a young of pleasing per-
sonality, is college graduate and
has had experience as a volunteer
worker in the association at Colorado
Springs h is very enthusiastic and
has already begun to plan for caring
for the needs of the Campfire girls and
other clubs.
Room No. 1 is to be fitted up for a
class and club room for the girls.
The fall announcement will soon be
ready for distribution. 1t will be a
SIX page folder. containing schedules
of classes and clubs. the new plans
for the employment bureau and gen
eral information in regard to the as
ISOLATION work. The committees for
the year have been appointed as fol
lows:
Employment-Miss Ida Abraham
son, chairman; Mrs. H. F.. Simpson,
Margaret Van Dusen. Jane Bucking-
ham, secretary.
Educational-Mrs. Paul johnson,
Mrs. Towal BydaL Mrs. C. G. Carpen-
ter, Miss Alice Dinnie.
Finance-Mrs. N. G. Benner, chair
man.; Mrs. r. b. Griffith. treasurer
Mrs. George Veitch.
House-Mrs. Don Mcdonald, chair
man; Mrs. J. w. Ogren. Mrs. A. A.
Westeen. Mrs. E. S.. Perry.
Lunch-Mrs. w. .. Regg, chair
man: Mrs. George Veitch. Miss Lolita
Griffin. Mrs. A. I. Hunter. secretary,
Mrs. c. c. Carpenter. Mrs. NJ. S
Bryniolfson.
Menlbership-Miss Chrissie Bulge
chairman; Mrs. Robertson. Business
Girls, club; Helen Young, High schoo!
Girls club; Mrs. j. S. Hatcher, Mrs
F. G. Massee, Mary Berg, Jane Smith
katherine Whitelev, Mrs. C. \
Thompson.
Reiisious-Mrs. y. T. Lincoln, Mrs
W. G. Bek, Mrs. N. ]. Nelson, Martha
Anderson, Anna Iron. Louise Black
Mrs. B. D. futile.
g s9 9fha,. Mrs J; NJ: Gillette, Mrs. Q
p. Clifford, Mrs. o. T. Rishoff.
The finance committee announced
the date of the fall campaign for the
week beginning October 5 and the,
are hoping for a generous response
men h work is presented.
On Sunday, October 4. the Y. w.
7. A. will unite with the Christian
people of Grand Forks in PRAYER for
peace as enjoined bv President vii.
son. In the evening the Y. w. will
hold a Joint meeting with the Y. NJ
Z. A. in the Baptist church. at which
the presidents OF the two boards will
preside and the various phases of the
association work will be presented by
the secretaries in charge of the differ
ent departments.
The events scheduled for this week
are as follows:
tuesday evening at s o'clock, open
meeting of the Business Girls club.
AT 4 o'clock Thursday afternoon the
High School Girls club will meet to
discuss plans for the wears work, time
or meeting. camp plans and appoint
mem or faculty members of the club.
AT $50 o'clock the social commit
tee will meet with5Ehe social commit
tee of the Y. M. %t@t aoto perfect plant
for a joint receptioK't6 be given early
in October.
At 9 o'clock a house meeting with
the secretaries will be held in the
small parlor OF the association build
ing.
A committee of ladies from the
East Grand Forks Civic league meet
this afternoon with the ladies of the
local organization to discuss plans
for a lecture to be given in Grand
Forks next month by Mrs. Florence
Kelley, of New York, secretary Of the
National Housewives league. Mrs
Kelley will arrive in Grand Forks
Monday. October IS, to deliver two
lectures. n at the university and
the other at the city hall. The COM
mittee in charge of all arrangements
comprises Mrs. Paul Johnson, chair
man, Mrs. r. A. Sprague, Mrs.
Charles Doll, Mrs. James Collins.
The members of the Civic league
consider themselves very fortunate in
being Bile to secure. the services of
this noted lecturer. n Grand Forks
is the only city in the state that Mrs.
Kelley will visit on her lectur tour.
Mrs. Kelley is a graduate of Cor
nell. AS a young woman she trans
lated Frederick I1ngels' Conditions
OF the Working Glass in England In
1892 h became a resident at Hull
House, and Miss Addams's history of
the early days at this Chicago settle
ment breathes not a little of the spirit
Of this fellow resident, who was spe-
cial agent for the bureau of lanor
statistics of Illinois in an investigation
of the needle trades in the tenements
of Chicago, in 1892; was agent in
charge of the Chicago division of the
investigation Of the slums Of great cit
les for the department of labor at
Washington, n chief inspector of
factories Of Illinois from 1893 to 1897.
These were a in which Mrs. KEEL
ley did pioneer work in America in
setting standards of factory inspec-
ton of factories OF Illinois from 1898
to 1897. These were years in which
Mrs. Kelley did pioneer work in Am
erica in setting standards of factory
inspection. No better tribute to the
effectiveness of her work could have
been given than the one bounty
which the "glass houses demanded
of the party which at the polls of
1896 worsted the administration she
served: they demanded the official