The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-05-07
~ OF Interest to the Women ~

lItor ON any OF The Forun's Fnur wives
served by Mrs. Wise and her daugh-
ter, Miss Maude.
Bismarck Tribune: Mrs. B. NJ Shirl
of Fargo arrived in Bismarck Sunday
on account of her husbands illness.
Mr.. Shirk arrived here Friday and was
stopping at the Grand Pacific when he
took very ILL He, however. is rest
ing easier today.
The October division of the First
Presbyterian church will entertain
until at a ~ acoffee" and tpl Social "a after IlU
noon at the home of Mrs. c. O. Rich
ardson, 1926 Thirteenth street north.
A cordial invitation is extended to
everyone.
Minot Optic: Miss Genevieve Mulicle
of Fargo, arrived Saturday and is at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Vein
rebe. Mrs Weinrebe who underwent
an operation short time ago, is still
i'll, and Miss Mulick will remain with
her until there is a noticeable change
for the better in her condition.
The music section of the Fine Arts
club Will meet tomorrow morning al
10 o'clock at the Civic Centre and Club
house. The subject of study will be
the opera, Madame Butterfly, and Miss
Edith Marden of Moorhead will be the
on Madame Butterfly
Grand Forks Times: The club women
of North Dakota are enthusiastic over
the state federation meeting which
will be held in Fargo Oct. Is, 16 and
IT. Mrs. Percy V. Pennybacker presi-
Womens clubs, will be there. Mrs.
Pennybacker is a brilliant southern
woman and her visit is looked forward
to with interest by the club women OF
the state.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Wheelock, with.
their little son, are again at home after
spending the winter in Florida. Mrs.
Wheelocl6 and her son returned from
the south by easy stages, spending sew
eral weeks sojourning In New York
way home. Master Wheelock has en-
joyed the outing Immensely and evil
IDENTIFY has benefited from the change
of air and environments.
Mrs. f. A. Bristo1 and daughter, Miss
Lucille, accompanied by Miss Beth Ma
gill. left yesterday for Chicago After
adelphia, where Miss Magill will be-
Joined by her brother, VIII, who is a
student a Princeton. Mrs Bristol and
Miss Lucille will visit in New York
for several weeks and after short
time with her brother at Princeton,
Miss Magill will visit friends in Brook
lyn for few weeks Mr.. and Mrs.
IldFFyE II. NlASlIl Will leave aDOut June
to join Miss Magill, Mrs. Bristol and
Miss Bristol and be present at the
graduation at Princeton, Will MagilI
being member of the senior class.
Miss Mae Zorger and Miss Madeline
Burrows left last evening for their
homes IN Illinois, Miss Zorger going to-
Decatur and Miss Burrows to Streator.a
They will make several stops en- route.
and expect to visit Miss Anna Solem of
this city, who has been confined in a
sanitarium at Prairie. du Chen wis.,
for the past few weeks. Miss zorger
will spend q few days at Streator with
Miss Burrows before going to Decatur
and after few weeks at home will
travelling through the south She has
served as proofreader on The Forum
for the past three years and has al
large circle of friends in the city as
well as the office who regret her de-
parture.
The state of North Dakota has been
divided into seven club districts for1
w Women's clubs. The calendar for the
various district meetings has been ar
ranged as follows: The First district
Will hold their meeting at St Thomas,
May and 3 in charge Oh Mrs. Al. M.
0Connor; Second district meeting will
be held at Cando May 6 and lin charge
OF Mrs. w D. Reynolds of Westhope;
Thlrd q district meeting will be at Minot
May 10 In charge of Mrs. David A..
3Dinnie: the Fourth district held their
meeting at Hanlinson April Is which
was In charge Of Mrs. r.. L. Kinnie;
Fifth district meeting will be held atI
w r. Wanner Of Wimbledon: Sixth
district meeting will be held at cakes,
May 27 and Will be In charge OF Mrs
saJ. w. Bush; Si&t h sdi trict meeting will
be held at Dickinson some time the
first part Of June with Mrs Z. ID.
Casey ia charge.
The following account of fl,e ma -
sriage OF james ]. Cane of this city ISL
taken from The Grand Forks Times
and Will be ofeinterest to- friends I'M
Fargo. This morning at 8 O'Clock atl
st. Michaers Catholic church occurred
the IA marriage Of Miss josephine Mary
Cane OF Fargo. Mongr. J.5 "a. IeAlfeux
5officiated and the attendants were
Miss Marion Cane of st. Paul, a sis-5
ter OF the bridegroom, and q. g. Leon
arg of ST. Paul. Sss The wed dding was al
the family and a few intimate friends
were present. Among lie OUT OF own
guests were Miss Marion Cane OF ST.
Paul, Mr.. and Mrs. H. @. Ka1gren OF
Fargo and J. f. Eeonard of Sc. Paul.
The bride wore d handsome gray tail
ofed costume, wi tli hat and accessories
to match following the ceremony the
bridal party repaired to- the Frederick
hotel, where dain ily appointed we'd
Frederick Barthol lonev Mr. ana Mrs.
johnson left tls no ooll for AI minneapolis
where they W ~ " spend their honey n
moon. hey WI b b AT home to8 lleir5
fiistlda In Barso af Ger June I. AIr. Cane
silra Go. WI til lleadauar rters Iii
Fargo. Both young people ar,s 4veiI
tsknoWn and popIIla and scores of
lends wi II Join itS ext tendin S best: