Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-17
CITIZENSHIP SCHOOL
OPENS IN FARGOTQDAY

The school, Of Citizenship which is
to- be held in Fargo forthree days
opened sessions this morning in the
Fargo Y. NJ. C. A.. at $3.50 o'clock.
state president of the w. CT. u. is
directing the meetings and Mrs.
Frank. Beasley is active as secretary.
Mrs. w. E. Black. of this city who was
also appointed secretary lis now IN,
st. Paul and will be unable to attend
the sessions because Of the illness tof
a sister.
Mrs. John D. Nelson opened the
sessions this morning with a in
Citizenship" giving the major rea-
sons for the conducting Of such a
school. Later a Parliamentary Law
lesson was given under>th the direction
of Mrs. Anderson and Albert r. Berg
erson of Fargo conducted a class in
public speaking. Mrs. Barbara HI.
Wylie Of Bowesmont was in charge of
the History class and the history of
the w. C. T. U. was carefully studied.
of the North Dakota Votes for Wom-
en- league, gave a talk on l"Voting
Regulations in North Dakota and
Mrs. Kate S. Wilder Of Fargo was in
|charge Of a practical demonstration
of an election.
The registration was more than
was expected. and women. registered
during the entire day for the re-
mainder of the sessions. .t
Miss Elizabeth Burr, Boys and
Girls club leader, and j. L. Tomp-
kin, county agent r in Reynolds to-
day converting with a group of the
boys and girls Of Michigan township.
Plans for h spring work which the
boys and girls clubs over the state
will soon take up were discussed and
gave brief addresses.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. e. Burgett of Orr.
N. D., have been in Grand Forks for
short time en- route to their home
from points in Wisconsin where they
have beer visiting. In Madison, Mr..
and Mrs. Burgett visited with their
two sons who are attending the Uni
versity of Wisconsin. They will re-
turn to Orr this evening.
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The Faculty Wives club will meet
on Monday afternoon in the Women's
league rooms at 3 O'clock. All men,
beers are cordially. invited to attend.
There will be. no special program and
the meeting will be a purely social
one. These women will be hostesses:
MIS. II. a LUX, MTS. N. -. SdHlp-
bell. Mrs.. E.. F. Chandler, Mrs. Paul
j.. Davis, Mrs. Paolo Conte, Mrs. A. D.
Bush, Mrs. E. o. Christensen, Mrs. b.
J. Clawson and Mrs. Leonard P.
Dove.
Mrs. H. Alden Enyeart will sbe the
soloist for the Philharmonic, concert
that is to be given on Sunday after
noon in the Metropolitan theater, by
the University Philharmonic society.
Mrs. Enyeart is to replace l.. w.
Myers, baritone, who will sing at a
later concert. MR.. Enyeart has d
soprano voice of fine quality and she
has appeared as soloist with the or
chestra on former occasions.
e. H. Wilcox, director, has prepar-
ed an interesting program for the
concert Sunday and it promises to be
one of the best ever given. Tickets
are on sale at the Dacotah Pharmacy
and all music stores.
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Mrs. Theodore B. Elton, with hel
daughter, Dorothy, will leave within
few days for Washington, d. c. They
will be accompanied by Mrs. Elton,
mother, Mrs. F.. M. Hamlin, who ha.
been visiting in Grand Forks and will
visit at her home in Washington, and
other points in the east.