Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-03-29
Club Notes ID

NSlNe regular meeting Oh JH6 Null
ers club Of Endetlin was .leld at the
club rooms. The program consisted
OF papers that were devoted to the
discussion of desirable literature for
children, including paragraphs from
the Bible that would be the easiest
,grasped by child for the moral
lesson.
A study club was organized recent.
lyI at Minot at an informal gathering
at the home of Mrs. ]. G. Webster.
The members decided to meet every
two weeks with q membership open
to anyone that wishes to join. No
decision was made as to- the name Of
the club, but the first study to be
taken up will be that of the Old Tes.
lament. A program committee was
appointed to map out the exact
course of study.
The members Of the B0Wbells
Study club met at tile home Of Mrs.
Sadleir. Splendidly composed papers
were read, as follows: Beethoven
land Hk SOnates,'' by Mrs. Hecht;
"Paderewski, His Recent Visit to
North Dakota" by Mrs. T. NJ. Dono-
ivan; both OF which were. very inter
|esting and enjoyed by all. Mrs.
Coleman rendered several instrument
tai selections by Beethoven. After
the papers were read the members
proceeded to the election Of officers
for the ensuing year, with the fol-
flowing: result: President, Mrs. Ca.
Irey; vice Y president, Mrs. Sadleir;
secretary and treasurer, Mrs. Hecht;
program committee. Mrs. Powers,
Mrs, i. Donovan and Mrs. Coleman.
The course of study for the coming
l'year was also planned.
A splendid program or sacred ,lnu-
sic was rendered at the home of Mrs.
Loren s. Roger. at regular meet
Ing of the !Mandan Musical club, Mrs.
w. w. Fuller in charge.
All numbers were excellently given
and the selections by Prof. Vanden
Boesch of the state industrial school
were especially appreciated. The
program was as follows:
Piano solo, Prayer. Won Weber,
from Opera der treischutz, Miss
Lanterman; Development of Church
Music" Mrs. C. C. Mclean; vocal So
10. Hold Thou My Hand Briggs,
DIR. c. G. Hickman; Luther as a
Hymn Writer" Mrs. +. j. Conrad;
vocal duet, Holy lather. Guide Thy
Children" Wallace. from opera MAR.
|etana, Mr.. and Mrs. All. Peterson;
piano selections, Aria from Samson
and Delilah, c. Saint-Saens; Consola-
ton No. 4, Liszt; Cathedral Chimes,
Arnold s& Brown; Fantasia, Kargan.
on; The Rosary, Nevin, Arr. by
Whelpley, Mr. Vanden-B Bosch; vocal
solo, Mrs. A. o. Henderson.
Delegates from the five women's
clubs in Dickinson met in the st
Charles hotel parlors and perfected
the proposed organization for fedora
! ton of the Dorcas, the Equal Stuff
rage, the P o. E.. the Monday Club
and the Mothers Club.
The new organization elected off
: GERS as follows: Mrs Catherine Ray
| president; Mrs E. A. Lillibridge, Sc
crstary;; Mrs. w. c. Crawford, trea
surer; also vice presidents for each
ward In the city, namely: Fist ward
! Mrs. w. A. Mcclure; second ward
Mrs. v. H Stickney; third ward, Mrs
4 II. G. Blanchard; fourth ward, Mrs
| T. D. Casey; fifth ward, Mrs. w. R.
! Everett; sixth ward: Mrs J. v. Jes
sen.
:, The purpose Of the federation ia to
have unity of action on matters that
ordinarily receive the attention Of
I women's clubs, as more effective work
may be done by the federation than
by the several clubs acting singly
Civic betterment will be the principal
work of the federation, which will
$ use it's influence on such matters as
| the keeping of the city's streets and
alleys free of rubbish, urging that
weeds be cut in summer, and sup
preston Of such othar nuisances az
may be considered to be detrimental
to the sanitary and general welfare
Of Dickinson.
Among other matters discussed al
the federation meeting Saturday
We're cean-up day, which will be de
1signated later; a municlpai slaughter
4 house. and the adoption of a city flow
er. The latter, popular suggestion
was received with much favor
though no dellnite decision as to wha,
flower should he used az the city
! flcwer, it was decided that flower