Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-02-22

was organized, and the Dramatic divi.
sion of the club decided on which play
they will give in the near future, en-.
titled The Scarlet Bonnet. . The Haw.
thorne club also met in the schoolhouse,
taking upswork in basketry. ~bardanger
work n crocheting, while the club in.
the Longfellow school met at Ais in
their building. A program by the child
rem OF the lower grades was enjoyed, at.
ter which refreshments were served.
The Mandan Musical club will be en-.
tertained at the home of Mrs. VIM.
Simpson Monday. evening. Feb. 90. The
hostess will be assisted by Miss Celia
Connolly in conducting the program.
Patriotism in Music is the topic for the
evening, The program viii be Of more
thar ordinary interest as local compos.
ers will contribute several numbers.
The Norden Musicale. Devils Lake.
was entertained last evening at the home
of Mrs. s. o. Bondelid. Mrs. W. X. Noel
Ter played Mehdelsshon's Songs With
out Words" and Greig's Bridal March
Afterwards the club took up the study
OF Saga" the Epic poem which is in.
Guided in their course Of work for the
year. The Norden Musicale and the Nor
den chorus plan to give a "snorhodfest'
some time in the near future. AN impor-
tant part of the meeting last evening
was the reading Of the resolutions which
the State Federation sof s0men's clubs has
adopted. T
The year book Of. the North Dakota
Federated Wonaen.s G3Hb Is now out. Ar
ticles Of interpretations were taken last
There are now nearly three thou
sand club women senEolled. The State is
divided into. seven districts. The men
ane women IN North Dakota are not far
behind the leading states in recognizing
that a women'g home is not only the
four walls Of her house but also the
town and state in which che and her chill,
dren lives and that IL should be a part
Of her work to sec that the larger house
keeping be as clean and wholesome as
her own home. >
The annual social yeening Of the Lang.
don Wonan's club was the occasion Of a
brilliant social function held at the home
Of M. and Mrs. ". +. Winter. The com.
mittee was composed Of Mesdames
Johnston. Haw. Groom, c.. ". Fsice AID,
Mis- Jessie Jackson. Invited guests the
c'uo members and their friends to the
number Of almost 2 hundred filled the
S-s..i~,,v rn1pp. rF sha yN";ptcr t|,-, A
medley Of progressive games formed the
evening 8 diversion. the fayors at the con,
clusion being an appropriateness to the
national holiday Of this week. The EeGy.
ing Of refreshments at midnight. foiicw.
ed by the get.together singing Of a num-
Der OF patriotic songs brought the even
ing 20 a close.
Mrs. Henry r. EineOen played Noz.
arts Fantasy as the opening number at
the last meeting Of the improvement
Club, New Salem.
Misc Theresa Otte then gave her paper
on The Great Mississippi Valley. This
was given in n sections. The first Mis-
Otte announced vas the donated work
of z friend-Nrs. Engetes. One OF the
best Remembered points Of which was
la picturesque description OF an autumn
forest scene. Miss Otte handled her sub
jsct from the standpoint Of the deyastat.
ing foods Of that region and the more
probable mode Of presenting them.
The members 81 Wilson's Cabinet ana
their work were then reviewed by Mrs.
n. Q. R,ngeon. e u,