Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-12-03
Club Notes

The Woman's club of Velva met at
The home I Mrs. Meagher. II being
the annual meeting, officars, for the
ensuing year were elected. a@&s% E
f'resident--Mrs. p. J. Wedge.
Vice.president Mrs. c. O. Finken.
hagen. @A9
Secretary and 'rcasurer--Mrs. C. X.
1litchie.4 ts ~
The program for the afternoon fol.
lowed. ~..t+s
Roll call, Thanksgiving Day thought
Paper on THANKSGIVING Day. Mrs.
!. A.. Beebe. H.. IT,
Reading Of Thanksgiving Poem,
Mrs. Meek. 3d.. .a.F
Paper on Curont Events, Mrs. J. r.
Meagher.
Next meeting is TO be held at the
home Of Mrs. Robbins. The subject
vii! be religion.
Paper on Ancient Religions, Mrs.
Il C. Musselman.
Paper on Modern Religions, Mrs.
Robbins. &
Reading of poem, Eixin' the Old
Thing Right, Mrs. Finkenhagen,
.." s. N%$t%@ A.Er
Mrs. Fl. v. Wyman was hostess to
the members of the Ladies' Literary
club, Of Marmarth, at her home on
South Main street. Mrs. Mcqueen
presided at the business session and
Mrs. w. A. Carter acted as, leader of
the literary program which followed.
The members of the presidents cabi.
net we're tie themes for study and a
number Of interesting papers. were of.
fered by the various. members.
laa tGg q f%' E'
The Parent.Teachers association
meeting, Churchs Ferry, vas largely
attended. A fine program was ren.
dered. DIR. c. A. Wicklund, local ply.
stefan, gave a very interesting and in
structiye talk on how to preserve the
health OF the child. Supt. 4. A. Rysn
and Mrs. C. IL. Harding in their dis
cussions on the subject of ,how TO
keep the. pupils interested in their
school work brought ont many inter,
esting points.
The Woma S club of Lisbon was
royalty entertained at the home OF
Mrs. C. w. Hammelton. The subject
for this meeting was Conservation"
and was subdivided into seven five.
minute papers, viz:
l.. Waters and Waterways, Mrs.
Parker.
?. Birds, Fish and Game, Miss
PierSOn. '
j. Soil Improvement and Country
Life, Mrs. Purdon.
"a Good Roads. Mrs. w. NJ. Jones,
Jr.. a. ~
IS. Mineral Resources, Miss Free
man. g
6. Forestry, Mrs. Cavett.
=. Undeveloped Resources, Miss
Smith. - IS
Critic, Mrs: sprague.
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The Woman's Literary club of FL
lendale met in an enjoyable session.
Hostess, Mrs. Edgerley.
Lesson. Study of New England.
Literature, Courtship of Miles Stan
dish. Ia III
Quotations from LOngfelloW:- ~,
Leader, Mrs. Miller.
The Parent-Teachers' league of
Velva held Its second meeting and
completed its organization. The fol-
lowing officers were elected: DR.. G.
G.. Forbes. PRESIDENT Mrs. Aug. e.
Johnson, vice president; Rev. Pen
gelly, secretary; Thos Mccain, treas
urer. The league will meet the first
Monday of each month.
The pure food committee Of the
Women'ssC Civic league. Of Grand Forks
held an important business meeting at
the Hotel Dacotah.. The abattoir., COM
mittee, which co%nsisteds4of Mrs. James
Collins, Mrs. j. M. Gillette and Mrs.
Don Mcdonald, gave a@sreport of its
visit to the abattoir. An interesting
report was read by Mrs. Collins, tell.
ing Of the sanitary conditions existing
there. Mrs. L.. D. Bristol and Mrs. =.
L. Thompson read papers on Milk
Inspection The same papers will be
read at the next meetings. if the Wo-
mems Civic league, which will sbe held
Monday, December Z, in. thelAuditori.
UNI of the Public library NJ Il I
The Entire Nous club of Grand Forks
leld its, regular meeting at the home
If Mrs. u s.. Hatcher, of South Fifth
The subject for study was
Shakespeare" and seyeralainteresting
papers were read. Mrs. Pc. Hen
woods topic was "Stratford on Avon
Mrs. W. II. Witherstine dealt with
The Comedies Of Shakespeare. Mrs.
JUS. Hatcher gave a synopsis Of "As