Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-04-14
Club Notes

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The Dakota club Of Ellendale meets
On Thursday, April 10th.
Hostesses, Mrs. Johnson and Miss
Brooks.
Leader, Mrs. Crowley. I
Music ................ Mrs. Hatfield
Conservation Of Energy in the
Home .......%..+.. MIS-. Granam
Discussion.
The House Of Efficiency; Model kit.
chen ............. Mrs. Furan
Twentieth Century Housekeeping.
81 ......... ....... MIS-. Hat1leld
Household Machinery 500, MIS-. Marta
Discussion.
The r.. ID. L. club of CandO held it's
regular meeting in the club rooms.
A splendid musical program was Civ.
en- and Il study of the operas with
MUSICAL illustrations was taken up.
Mrs. c. r. McPike was in charge OF
the program which follows:
Roll Call-Musical news.
Paper-Puceini and story Of Madam
Buterfly-Mrs. Carmichael.
Paper-Mascagni aad story of Ca
valieri Rusticana-Mrs. McCune.
Paper-Emmy Destin-Mrs. Kehoe.
; Paper-Cavalieri-Mrs. Warnecke.
Paper-Homer-Mrs. Sennett.
Representatives, Romano-Mrs.
Harris. JUN 2
Talk-Sicileana-Mrs. Cowan.
Solo-"Aye Maria violin obligato)
Mrs. Cowaa-Miss Isabel Main.
Observation-Disclosures MOylan aad
Miss Clara Olson.
The Ladies' Civic Improvement lea.
que of Minot met with the park board
in the interest ofsstha cleanup cam
paign. The board voted to defray the
expenses of the campaign. After
April Is the time limit for resid ents
to clean up their tporperty, the cam.
paign will begin: About a week will
be devoted to this and It Is being
talked that a holiday will follow the
cleanup. XIII
The Mozart club OF Cayuga met at
the home of Mrs. Hugo Denk. Apleas'
ant hour was spent in studying the
great composer and some of his work,
after which an excellent lunch was
served by the hostess.
A meeting of great interest will be
held il Minot on April -, 18 AID 10,
and will be in the nature OF an anti.
tuberculosis campaign. Mrs. Stevens
OF Grand Forks will be present, be.
sides a number OF other prominent
women workers of the state. A mass
meeting for all the ladies of Minot
will be held on Friday, and Mrs.
Stevens will also make it a point to
visit all the schools on that day. AS
A conclusion of the campaign. there
will be an illustrated lecture in M
Of the theaters, On the white plague.
THAT women can vote, and vote
With a clean, systematic method, and
9TH results that speak for them.
selves, is evidet by the recent voting
Of women in Chicago" said Mrs. Clara
l.. barrow of Fargo. president for the
Votes for Women's league Of North
Dakota, on discussing the suffrage
question:. 8 A, II, i.
but that tho wal2ena wi,i make i
success OF using theirSfranchisc had
been proven before they gained their
rights Of partial vote in Illinois. II
Colorado, California sandg Oregon, re
suits can already be seen by laws
that have been passed governing edit
cation, wage ald labor, on a basis Of
equality for men and women, alike.
Speaking further lin reference to
the necessity Of wDmen's suffrage,
Mrs. Darrow stated Home Is the
central part of civilization, and men
and women are both working for its
advancement. Why should not the
home be represented in full, in place
of having only half representation
In stating that all women do not want
to vote, since voting is not compul.
sorry there is no argument. whatso-
ever. because If women have their
rights, they will be used in the same
light as the rights the men hold
today" @
AT any rate" said Mrs. Darrow
in conclusion Of the interview, this