The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-05


held In ,ths grounds OF Fulhasha palace
London, England, from June 30 to July
q, has bSaen fortunate in securing ar
ideal Joan of Arc in Mrs. Henry Hob
Ter Or york This lady IL the, second
daughter of sir George Wosmbweli
Bart, the famous Yorkshire squire
and Crfmeaan veteran who rot7e with
the seventesnth Lankars in the gallant
charge of tVhe light brigade and came
unscathed ont OF 'the valley OF, death
Mrs. HohIer is the sister OF the
countess of Dartney and niece OF
Lord Jersey. Ever since she could
ride she has been knowvn as daring
horsewoman and member of the
York and Ainsty hunt, Of which her
father was for many years master.
AS the maid of Orleans In the army
pageant. Mrs. Hohler Will require all
her nerve and skill as q. horaeswoman.
Bestridlng a spirited white horse,
clad In armour, and possibly bearing
a standard. she must head a charge
Of French knights on the Field OF
Patay, scattering and oESer whelming
an opposing force of English. Lances
will be in front OF her and lances be-
hind her. The encounter win be one
of the most thrilling in the pageant.
Mrs. Hohler as the Maid of Orleans
will wear: Dark hair, cut sShorts scar
let velvet jerkin; bright brassards
(armour for the arms with small
coudes Celbow pieces) bright leg arm
our; a gorget (breastplate) Of plate
armour; white satin surcoat to the
ankles, lined blue, powdered" with
feur- ellis and edged with gold; scar
let sword belt ar a scabbard. Joan OF
Arc must ride a white horse, with
high saddle and blue and gold trap
pings.
Kindly phone any society Items OF
going or comings to Mrs. Belknap,
No. 1851. a...
Word from Santiago reports a fine
day for the North and South Dakota
and Minnesota picnic held there Feb.
% and a large crowd was in attend
ance. The Darlings. Bentons and Ed
wards had their lunch together I'M
der a beautiful wide spreading pepper
tree and the coming of JEFF Young
upon the scene prevented the un-
lucky number of thirteen from par
taking of the repast
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Mrs. c.. E. Jones left this morning
for her Lisbon home after few days
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
]. S. Campbell First avenue south.
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One of the most fashionable events
of the entire season will be the Elks'
ball to be given April /. A number of
prominent society women have been
asked to be patronessess of the func-
ton and much interest is being mani
tested in the affair.
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A score of ladies enjoyed the hos
pitality Of Mrs. LaRue Buxton Thurs
day afternoon at her home on Fifth
street north when the guild Of Geth-
semane cathedral met with her. Al
dainty collation. was passed after the
business and social session.
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A delightful luncheon was given at
the Gardner at p. m. on Thursday
with Miss Margaret Greene of Minot
as honor guest. Covers were laid for
eight
Already many plans are being made |
for social functions to take place at
ter Easter, though there has really !
been but little cessation from the
usual whirl Of gaities. Never before |
has lent been so filled with social af- |
fairs although almost everything Is |
made up Of but few people at a time, |
but perhaps that makes 1t all the more
enjoyable.
The regular meeting OF the Fort |
nightly club took place at the home |
of Mrs. w. b. Bell, Eighth street
north. The meeting was carried out, |
according to the year book arrange
ments, except that Mrs. G. F.. Amidon |
read paper on Home Ownership in |
the United States which topic had
been assigned to Miss Blanche True
who Is now in Minneapolis. Mrs A. |
ID. Weeks also had a most excellent
paper on Home Ownership In Ger
many. The whole meeting was one of
absorbing Interest and was most In
structive
Mrs. w. p. Frentzel. Sixth avenue
north, gave a very pretty party on
Monday afternoon t~ which the guests
were hidden TO bring needlework. The
house was bright with spring bios
SONS, the yellow dafodills being
chosen for the floral decorations. Att
s o'clock a most delectable luncheon
was served.
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Mr. and Mrs. A. 7. Shotwell are ex-
pected home next week from a six
weeks visit in San Antonio, Tex.
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A Fargo party including Mr.. and
Mrs. J. w, Smith, Miss Adele Smith
and Pomeroy Smith will sail TODAY
from New York City on the steamer
r. F. Carmania for Mediterranean
ports with the expectation of remain