The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-10-14
held in Washington, p. C. Mrs. Miller
Will visit other eastern places before
returning to Fargo.

will visit other eastern places before
returning to Fargo.
The Queen Esther circle will enter
tain the Standard Bearers at a 6 o'clock
dinner this evening in the Junior room
OF the church. Covers will be placed
for thirty.
Mr.. and Mrs. 3. M. Bobbitt of Hinto
W. Va, who a been the guests OF
the formers sister, Mrs. w. H. Sick the
past fortnight, will leave this evening
for their home.
Rev. and Mrs. r. G. Behner left last
evening for their new home in st
Louis. The past few weeks Rev. and
Mrs. Behner have been the honored
honored guests at many social func-
lions.
Mrs. W. H.. Sick entertained the +
D. K. club yesterday afternoon at her
home, 729 Fourth street north. The
honored guest of the afternoon was
Mrs. A.: N. Bobbitt Of Hinto, w. Va,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bobbitt are guests at the
Sick home having spent the past two
weeks here on their honeymoon. The
afternoon was spent in hemming tea
towels for the honored guest after
which the hostess served a dainty
lunch.
Crookston Times: Miss Media Ches-
terman returned to Moorhead Sunday
evening, going via Grand Forks, and
was accompanied by her two guests,
Misses Elizabeth Nichols and Jean Rus
sell Of Fargo, who were guests at the
ing up specially to attend the party
given Saturday evening in their honor.
The chairman of the press committee
of the N. D. F. w. c.. of various cities
are in receipt Of the following impor-
tant announcement from Mrs. H. A.
p~resler, corresponding secretary: AT
the last annual meeting of the North
OakOtA Federation of WOmln'S o111ha
held in Grand Forks last October, II
was decided that this organization
should incorporate. A committee on
incorporation was appointed consisting
of Mrs, NC. Young, Mrs. w. S. Louder
and Mrs. e. r. Goss. Since sending
the call for the annual meeting to be
held in Fargo, Oct. Is, 16 n II, this
committee has made it's report to the
executive committee, and informs us
that in order to make u constitution
and bylaws conform with the require
ments of the North Dakota statutes,
many changes will have to be made.
Your club is therefore hereby notified
that a revision Of the entire constitu-
ton and bylaws will be considered at
the Fargo meeting.
We trust ere this that your club has
elected its delegates, and that their
names have been sent to Mrs. Pollock
of Fargo. Please ask your delegates
to be in Fargo Tuesday, If possible, as
the first meeting will be held promptly
~S avn w "Iio VIC vi y
much desire that every delegate should
be in her place at this first meeting.
Tickets for the I are now on sale
at the Congregational church for the
play When Americans Go to Oxford,
which will be presented at the Grand
theatre tomorrow afternoon by the
drama section of the Fine Arts club.
Tomorrow afternoon will be the social
afternoon of the federation and pro-
ceeding the play a musical programme
will be rendered. The programme is
as follows:
Programme for Musicale.
Piano-Revolutionary Etude.. Chopin
Katherine Fjelde.
Violin-Heire Kati .......... .Hubay
Margaret Bentley. !
Vocal-(a) I Hear a Thrush at Eve.
Ob God Remembers When n@t the
World Forgets. Carrie Jacobs Bond
Mrs. Walter r. Reed. 3
Piano-Liebes Traum List
Katherine Fjelde.
Mrs. Harry Middaugh. y
V~iolin-Liebes Freund ...... Leicester
Margaret Bentley.
The Drama ;' short reoont Simmons
....Grand Theatre Ladies' Orchestra.
When Americans Go to Oxford.
Written for the writer's section of
the Fin Arts club of Fargo by Miss
Jessie Comstock of Moorhead, and pre-
sented by and under the direction of
the drama section.
The Cast. =
Edward Jones, American student at
Magdalen .......... Reginald CoIley
Tubby Ford, American student at
MagdaIen -. Edmund Otis Freeman
Mary Smith, American student at
Mrs. Blanche Boyden Hutchinson
Nora McMunn, Irish student at
Cherwell Elge....Mrs. Leland Porter
Mrs. Oswald .......Miss Kathryn York
Tom Jones ............. Lyle Davis
Mrs. G. Dewitt Dowiins
Cousins of Edwards from Chicago
George ............ 81 Poppler
Mrs. George jackson ...............
.............Mrs George L.. Hubbell
Cousins of Mary's from Kankakee)
Lecturer, Students, Maid at Inn, etc.
Act Lecture room at the schools.
Scene 2: Parlor Of Binsey
Inn.
Time: June. Place: Oxford.
Rev. and Mrs. Behner were the hon
ored guests at a reception last evening
given in the parlors OF the First Pres
byterian church. The hours were 8 to
Mrs. Behner were ten members of the
congregation. The church was attrac-
lively decorated with quantities of
vines and autumn leaves and red and
white roses were used for the floral
decorations. Several baskets Of roses
were used throughout the parlors
which later in the evening were pre-
scented to Mrs. Behner. The guests spent
the evening in visiting with the hon.
ored guests and at 10 o'clock Taylor
Crum called the gathering to order to
listen to a few remarks by several of
the distinguished guests present.
Among those who gave talks were DR.,
Creegan of Fargo. college, President
Emery of the commission, Rev. Peter
son of the First Baptist church, Secre-
tary Wolf Of the Y. M. c. A. and Rev.
Behner. Al the conclusion of the in
kteresting speeches Mr.. Crum presented
Mr.. and Mrs. Behner with a chest of
silver and a purse of money and sleep
to st. Louis. Rev. Behner responded