The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-10-22

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home to their friends in this city. Miss
Heinze has spent the past several
months in Fargo as the guest OF her
aunt Mrs. Vidal.
Miss jeanette Rankin Of Missoula.
Mont, is the guest Of Mrs. e. M. bar
row this week. Miss Rankin will
spend Friday at Wimbledon and next
week she will visit Lisbon, Lamoure,
Cakes, Hankinson and Wahpeton in the
interests of the suffrage cause and will
give addresses in each city. The fol-
lowing Sunday Miss Rankin will return
to Fargo for an over Sunday visit at
the Darrow home.
Much interest is being taken in The
the Sons of Norway hall Thursday and
Friday of this week under the direc-
ton of the Western School of Express
ion. Among the most Interesting num-
Secrets of the Toy Shop" the Nc
Dowell Sisters. in The Shepherd
Dance" the Jumping Jack Jumpers.
o1riginals)i and the wiz Rice &c SYM
Putnam, director. The several parts
have been prepared under the direction
Of Mrs. Remington, DR.. Putnam, Miss
Miss Amsdell.
With the return of society to Wash
fngton, the wedding of Miss Jessie Will
son, second of the presidents daugh-
tiers. and Francis Z. Sayre on Nov. 20.
becomes the most interesting topic of
conversation in fashionable circles. Not
until after Mrs. Wilson and her daugh-
ters are again settled in Washington
viii official information, pertaining to
While Miss Wilson will be the thir-
teenth bride going forth from the
White House. her marriage will be only
the fifth in which the bride has been
a presidents daughter. That the COM
pany witnessing the ceremony will be
a most distinguished one goes without
saying. The recent visit Of Mrs. VIII
sons social secretary to the summer
White House. according to those in d
position to know, was for n final !e-
vision of the list Of official ard per-
sona1 friends to whom the invitatiors
will be sent. Just how to divide the
official list is said 10 be a serious pro-
blem as, however Hospitality inclined
Mrs. Wilson may be, ever the White
everyone connected with official life
would extend the list to the proper
tons of the silver. wedding of Presi-
dent and Mrs: Taft. That anniversary
guests were received on the lawn, with
the White House used as little more
than a refreshment room, The person
al friends of the bride and bridegroom
will be mainly from other places. as
neither has been a resident Of Wash
ington long enough to form any init
macies. The Sayre family circle is not
large, while the family party about
the bride will be much the same as
that gathered for the Wilson inaugural
last March.
The list of books for the North Da-
kota Pupils Reading circle has been
the work of selection was given this
year consisted of J. A. Haig of Devils
Lake Miss Minnie Nelson of Valley
City, Miss Kane Of Darlington, Miss
Vigness Of Bismarck: The purpose of
taste for good reading while the habits
are being cultivated. In order to re-
test sufficiently broad and thorough
to convince the teacher that he has
read the book Understandings and
with appreciation. Upon completion
Of eight books Of any course he is en-
titled to a diploma, for reading five
books in addition he will receive a
for three in addition a red seal and for
five in addition to all the above a gift
seal which marks the completion Of the
course. After this he may receive
ten books of another course n if
he reads six more a large gold seal
and blue ribbon. The books selected
this year are: Primary-Kittens and
Cats, Riverside First Reader, The Phil
ip Reader, Cobb's Busy Builders Book,
Cry's New Primer. The Fairy Reader,
williams CHOICE Literature Book, The
Cotton Tail, Jr.: Little Home Work.
ers. Third grade-The Dutch Twins, |
Peter and Polly, Swallow Book, East O.
the Sun and West O. the Moore River.
Mary Anne's Little Indian, Evenings
With Grandma part y, Evenings With
Grandma part II, The Golden Ladder
Book, Mother West Winds Children.
Fourth grade-Quaint Old Stories,
The Japanese Twins, Antoine or Ore
gon, The Golden Bath, The American
History Book, Children of History, In
the Animal World, Fifty Famous Peo-
pie, Boy and Girl Heroes. Fifth
grade-FOunders of Our Country The
BOOK of the Beastie, Life Of Christo-
pher Columbus, Benjamin of Ohio, The
Evenings With Grandpa parts 1 and
Grilla, Winter. How the World Is
Housed, Grand Opera Stories, w. A..
G.'s Stories, Men of Old Greece, Josepha
in Spain, Young Citizens Reader.
Seventh grade-Martha OF California,
Historical Plays for Children, Tolman's
Hygiene for the Worker, The Spring
Of the Year, Hoimaths, Animals
Their Relation and Use to Man, John
Of Woods, American Heroes From His
tory, The Story of Martha. Eighth
grade-The Friendship OF Nations, The
True Citizen, Mother Carey's Chickenes,
European Beginning American His
tory, ~Jacqueline of the Carrier Pigeons,
Household Science and Arts, Plant
and Animal Childhood, School and
Home Gardens. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS to
Tell to Children, How to Tell Stories
to Children, Keeping Up With Lizzie.
Well Dressed Women