The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-03-18
Social Notes

The Woman's Home Missionary So
eiety of the First NJ. q. church will
meet on Tuesday afternoon, March 10
at 3 o'clock with Mrs. II. Chisholm,
1914 First avenue south All members
old and new, are asked to be present.
Conflicting engagements have made
1T necessary to change the date for
Mr.. Bob, the School of Expression
play, from March % to Friday, March
20, when 1T will be given in the Sons
of Norway hall. The cast includes
sone of Fargo's most talented young
people, and all are working well, SO
that those who attend are assured
a most enjoyable entertainment.
All the ladies and gentlemen of the
city who are interested in woman suf-
frage are invited to a meeting of the
Votes for Women league to be held
this evening in the basement of the
public library. w. T.. Stockwell will
be the speaker of the evening and as
many as care to join will be heartily
welcomed. New members are being
added to the ranks daily and it is the
aim of the local women to make this
league the largest and strongest In the
state.
Miss Grace Weaver was a charming
hostess on Friday evening at her home
or First avenue south to about twen-
ty-hve Of her boy and girl friends. The
event was given as a st. Patrick's
party and the appointments were car
ried out in green. Carnations were
used with pretty effect about the
rooms and a happy time was spent in
games and music. At the close of the
evening a dainty luncheon was served.
Miss Hazel Mark and Miss Burnette
assisted tn hostess in entertaining,
Mrs. A. e. Cannon very delight
fully entertained on Saturday in hon
or Of her sister, Miss Kate Pence of
Lexington, KY, who is her guest for
a month or two. The event was a
pretty informal st. Patrick's affair
and the parlors We're very prettily arr
ranged in emblems of the season. For
entertainment the ladies played ar
old-fashioned game of cards in which
the quickest thinker was allowed to
progress. Mrs. John ellis won the
first prize, which was a dainty silk
bag and Mrs. Arvold was awarded the
consolation prize, a tiny ST. Patrick's
hat. After the game a luncheon OF
tempting viands was served from the
card tables, overs being arranged for
sixteen.
Grand Forks Herald: The Votes toI
Women club gave a reception last
evening in the council chambers OF
the new city hall in honor of Mrs
Robert NJ. LaFollette who is accom-.
panying her husband on his triI
through the state. About 100 ladies
gathered at the hall to meet her. The
members of the suffragette club wore
a bow of yellow ribbon, ribbon the
color of the club, Each guest was
given a small flag and when Mrs. La
Toilette entered the fags were waved
in greeting. In the receiving line were
Mrs. f, L. McVey, Mrs. J.. Nelson
Kelly, Mrs. n. F. Murphy. and tn,
members Of the club, Mrs. Alice Mel,
son Page, DR.. Mae Sanders, Miss Der,
tina Ferguson and Miss Mary McCum'
Der. The assisting ladies were thu
members Of the various clubs and
bevy of twenty-five university girls
Mrs. La Toilette spoke briefly oil
the suffrage question. She said sh'
was in favor Of it and was glad t
know that the movement had such
good start in this city nj hoped tina
North Dakota might be among tn,
first to adopt woman suffrage. Mrs
La Toilette said that if more wome
would take an active interest in tn,
great questions and problems Of tn,
day, that would be the solution p