Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-27
women GIVING
ATTENTION TO
THIS SECTION
Various Displays, superin-
tendents Say, Will be Ex-
ceptionally Large.
is GIVEN PLACE
Both Forces, for and
Against, Are Represented
-: at the Fair.

"The Home Department. is the
new and attractive name chosen by
the fair management for the various
departments assigned to 5
work. A visit his morning found
Mrs. Robert Green, Jr.. he very
capable and experienced superintend-
ent, Just as busy as the proVerbial
bee.
She was rapidly bringing chaotic
conditions, to that state of orderliness
and beauty that makes the Home De-
partment'. always n of great In
terest. q '".
Mrs. G. F. Guernsey is ably assisting
Mrs. Green in the arts department.
and the exhibit is a rare one. The
pastel. charcoal water colors and oils
are arranged so artistically that their
merits are seen at a glance. The
pastoral scenes are charming and the
marine views are so beautifully done
that just to see them gives one a rest
fnl pleasing sense. The waves SO
beautifully, darkly blue and white
capped, show to great advantage, they
have been hung with an eye to show
inx forth their natural beauties.
1.-THE fancy work display is complete
IN everySline. The flmy, lacey effects
OF the dainty edgings of tatting, the
broad insertions Of the same on towels.
OF every size. the perfectly formed
stitches in knitted and ~crocheted
rarely II ever equalled in any display
hitherto shown in Grand Forks.
The embroideries are each and
every one marvels Of delicate and hn-
tshed workmanship. The ladies in
charge of the pretty display are the
Mesdames o. D. Patterson and B. D.
Fuller and that they are doing good
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Judges are the Mesdames j. c. Taylor
sd Harry McKinnon. !.
Culinary Looms Up.
Miss Jean Taylor is in charge Of the
a1lAAnary display and she is demon.
akfating her executive abilities in g
good ann as she has no assistant
The entries here were decidedly in
complete and the young lady has q
long and arduous task before her in
order that the baked dainties may be
arranged n in place ready for the
Judging. Miss Christine F%inlayson ie
the judge and to her will fall the
pleasing task of tasting n deciding
which mes of all these goodies are e
titled to wear the blue ribbon.
Miss Finlayson will remain during
the week and answ all questions a:
to4the why and wherefore Of her de-
cfsions.
s3MiSS Maud keven is in charge OF
the entry books and she is dashing in
to the work with a vim that promise!
we'll for the early completion of the
task.
Civic Deague Influence.
The influence of the Civic league \
everywhere in evidence as every per
o working there on the grounds OF
in the various buildings is careful tt
remove all rubbish as soon as the
work is done, Sc that there are no un
slightly heaps to weary the y ant
disgust the mind.
The flowers are lovelier than eve,
and the splendid. quantities of swee
peas, nasturtiums and other garde1
f6wers speaks. much for the carelov
ing, attention bestowed upon them b.
their owners.
Votes for Women.
The booth for the Votes for WON
en- club is gay with banners. EN-
bFems and notices and is in charge o
Miss Mary McCumber, secretary O
the local club.
Literature pertaining to the mo
mentoue question will be distribute
and no n will be asked to buy. Al