The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-23

so train the mind in. it's likes and
dislikes, that in that realm the best is
this is by far the richer blessing. BY
1T she has given them keen mental
enjoyment, the best society for hours
of loneliness, the opportunity to lose
for awhile the anxieties and cares
which come as life goes on. The moth
er gets her present compensation for
any slight trouble expended. Her own
mind is freshened M sbeautiied. The
greatest personal reward, however, is
In a closer companfonship with her
children. She gains respect in their
eyes, as they come to understand her
mental equipment. The habit of read
ing together is, formed, to be- a delight
as long as mother and child remain
under n roof. DO not hesitate about
beginning early, because the children
cannot yet understand the stories per-
fectly, All stories need explanation to
little people, and one advantage of the
classics is, that they appeal largely to
the imagination. They have the at
Effectiveness of the fairy story, while
house for your child, and if you have
money enough you can furnish it COM
pletely, but you cannot do, so with the
mind; That furnishing goes in by In
to.make he fittings worthy and beau-
tiful.
The ladies of the L. o. T. NJ, held.
their regular hive review on Thursday
evening, and arrangements were made
for an open meeting on Monday even
Ing, Nov. rs, at which time. Alice b.
Locke, the Lieutenant Commander of
the supreme hive, will be here. A very
pleasant evening with Miss Locke, is
anticipated, and 1t is hoped that all of
the members of the hive will be present
to meet her. A cordial invitation is al
so extended to any one interested in
this order n it's work. Refreshments
will be served "
The ladies OF the Royal Neighbors
are planning a leap yea party to
be given at the Sons OF Norway hall.
honors OF the evening and a happy time
is anticipated,
Mrs, Robt. Vance returned last even
ing from Minneapolis, where she was
called last week by the serious illness
Of her brother, VIM. Quinn who died
Sunday morning at the Eitsl hospital
in that city. The funeral was held
Tuesday morning from the church Of
mass was celebrated by Rev. Father
Kenney.
Mrs j. A. Burgum m son Arthur OF
Arthur, N. d., spent today in the city,
Arthur having enrolled In n Of the
wednesday evening, Nov. 90 Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred r. Hoffman of this city
celebrated the tenth anniversary OF
their marriage at 9 tin wedding cele-
bration. A jolly informal evening was
spent and at a convenient hour the
hostess served a delicious Ave course
supper Mr.. and Mrs; Hoffman were
presented with a number of gifts APP
propriate to the occasion.
Last evening at the "A. c.. armory the
lyceum OF engineers gave their annual
ball which was n of the largest
events of the year. One hundred
couples were present and the large hall
was deliberately decorated with the
college colors, green n yellow and
the engineers colors, green and red.
The platform where a splendid eight
piece orchestra played was beautifully
decorated with palms n at the back
of the platform a screen was placed
and a feature Of the dance programme
was the huge moon thrown on this
screen which with -four colored lanterns
furnished moonlight for one. Of the
dances. Al number Of tra~nsparencies in
green and red with the words Lyceum
OF Engineers were used about the