The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-12-04

for nearly SO, 600, 900 has already been
contributed. Miss Dorothy Perkins,
OF George Perkins, is one of
the captains.
city last evening for a fortnight's visit
with her son, Frank Carlyle.
Mrs. Margaret Quinn returned last
evening from q two months visit with
relatives at Gilby, Grand Forks and
Mandel, N. d.
Mrs. James Shea has returned to her
home at Perham, Mimi, after a several
days Visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dan Flynn.
Mrs. j. r. Stin1mel returned to her
home at Gardner this afternoon after a
few days visit in the city as the guest
OF Mrs. Frank Knerr.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Hal J. Harris of Moor
mead Will entertain a company of
friends this evening at their home. Sew
enth avenue south. Cards will be the
diversion Of the evening.
The Boarding Home association MEM
bers. will. hold their regular meeting
Eighth street south. All are cordially
invited to be present at the meeting.
Mrs. John Lamb and Miss Elizabeth
Lamb Of Moorheada will leave shortly
for southern California, where they
Will spend the winter. Enroute they
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The dramatic club of the Agricultur-
Honeymoon" Friday evening, Dec. 10,
at the Little Country theater. Two
evening performances and a matinee
Will be given.
Thu Washington N~eighborhood club
Viii meet Friday evening instead Of
Several young ladies of the Agricultur-
al college will put on a play entitled,
My Aunt from California"
Mr.. and Mrs. Ervie wetmur Of Minot
are guests of the formers sister, Mrs.
Charles Hauser, 206 Broadway. Mr..
ana Mrs. Wetmur left this morning for
Vergas, Mimi, to visit his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Amos Wetmur.
Friends in the city have received In
yitations to the marriage of Miss
Blanch Warner of Mapleton n George
GoWenlock Of Gardner. The marriage
at Mapleton, Wednesday evening, Dec.
Word has been received from Min
neapolis that Miss Pearl Schroeder.
VINO Is Ill at a hospital there is much
improved in health and will return to
TINS city In about a fortnight. Miss
Schroeder underwent an operation for
appendicitis last week.
George B. Perham Of TynEsbro, Mass.
and Miss Mabel Mackerracher Of Far
go, Were married Nov. Is at Havre,
mont: After a short honeymoon TO
Great Falls, Mont; they returned to
Mont: Mr.. and Mrs. Perham are look
ing forward to a visit to the brides
mother, Mrs. j. H. Mackerracher dur
ing the holidays.
The ladies of the First Methodist
cnurch Will held their annual sale of
Chrlstmas work tomorrow afternoon
and evening and Saturday. The sale
VIII be held at the church and will
open tomorrow afternoon at 1880
homecooking will be held in connection
with the fancy work sale.
Miss Cora Mel Patten of Chicago. the
literary interpreter. will read The
Pigeon, by Galsworthy, at the recital
which, she will give at. the First Con-
Will CIV the recital Under the auspices
Of the, drama section Of the Fine Arts
club and under the direction of Mrs.
bennington and Mrs. Hutchinson. Cora
successful teacher of literature and ex-
preston. Her platform work Is the
outgrowth of study and experience.
Through the Marden school, which has
attained national prominence for the
quality of Its work; through her an
nual summer school for professional
teachers and readers; through her lee
lures and r~ecitals before clubs and edu-
cational OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Patten is re-
cognized as one of the leading advo-
Gates and promoters of the art Of read
ing Through fine understanding,
spiritual energy and earnestness of
soul, she vitalizes and illuminates the
printed page. Her aim Is to interpret
literature as she n d 1T and. she IS
never afraid to present thssStrIfth as
she sees it. Miss Patten .isl2a thinker.
She Is original in her conception of life
and literature. .She believes that the
Interpretation of literature offers a
broad field for the, cultivation of the
tional nature by means Of art should
deepen and broaden thought; that the
combined play. of thought and feeling
should quicken the sympathies and
stimulate the will and that the individ-
ual life of the listener is thus given a
vital impetus toward hat which is
highest and best.