The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-09-26
ing Of Crookston, who is the guest OF
her mother, Mrs. d. G. DarroW.

ing OF Crookston, who is the guest o.
her mother, Mrs. ID. c. barrow. 49,
Mrs. r. M. Buttley of First. avenue
south has taken an apartment at this
Waldorf for a few months. After the
holidays Mrs. Buttley will go to Call.
fornia to spend the remainder of the
winter.
The Misses Minnie and Irene Carpen-
ter, I'LL Third avenue south, gave an
informal tea this afternoon in comp1i-
ment to Miss o Cell Quirk. The
guests included twenty-five friends OF
the honored guest. The house 6ecora-
tions were in pink and white n Miss
Alice Lewis assisted throughout the
rooms.
The Round Table Study club gave a
luncheon this afternoon at the Civic
Center which was the first meeting of
the year. The luncheon was served at
J. o'clock. covers being placed for TWEEN
ty-hve members. h tables were made
attractive with pink roses and white
a~sters, n the unique place cards were
made by Mrs. Florence. Bunce, a men,
Der OF the club. During the vacation
months. this summer. Mrs. Bunce has
been collecting, Peter Newell pictures
various members of the club. To these
She added limericks which afforded
much amusement at the luncheon. The
place cards were a surprise to all the
~ = "SkNNN ~ Ia 1ults II .,
r. J. Haxby, president of the club,
presided at the table and following the
luncheon gave the presidents address.
She also acted as toast mistress and
the following toasts were given: Mrs.
M. c.. Young, F~ederation; Mrs. Bunce,
Vacation; Mrs. Hancock, Programmes;
Mrs. Grant, The Associate Members:
Mrs. Holt. The New Year. Mrs. Wheel
ock rendered several solos during the
afternoon.
Tho uno0f~-a 80 $A~ ,a~f A-..-AI-
annual convention of the w. c. T. U.
Of North Dakota. which is being held
at Lisbon this week. have so far proved
to be both I'll i Tha and bens-
where the meetings are held has been
the scene of several enthusiastic meet
ings the past two days. The pro-
gramme for tomorrow is wen more in
who appear on the programme are Mrs.
w. H. Best, Mrs. Ella Morris Snow.
Mrs. y. II. Wilder and Mrs. Julia Mel
son. Following Is tomorrow's pro-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. M. A. Garry.
9:30-What we are doing in
Ninth District, Mrs, E. P. Cof-
Twelfth District. Mrs. E. NJ,
Thirteenth District, Mrs. J. Du
Vail. 49,.
fourteenth District. Mrs. NJ. B.
1lppCLlS.
10 :00-Report. of Medal contest trainer.
Miss Pearl Kirk. '
How, Suffrage will help the work
of my department.
Mrs. Lille B. Smith.
Mrs. Abbie W. H. Best.
Mrs. F.. NJ Wanner.
Mrs. Edna F. Salmons.
l0:3O-Address, Am I My Brothers
Keeper. Mrs. Hattie WILSON,,
Wishek.
Music.
11:o0-Moving Pictures of superintend-
ents.
Pledges for State work.
Noontide prayer.
Adjournment.
Saturday Afternoon.
1:30-Devotions, Mrs. Ida S. Clarke.
Via we are doing in
Fifteenth District. Mrs. F. H.
Wilder.
Sixteenth District, Mrs. Maize
Stevens.
Seventeenth District, Mrs. J. J.
Eighteenth District, Mrs. s. ].
Patterson.
2:15-Temperance Echoes from the
Worlds S. S. Convention, Mrs.
Ella Morris Snow.
2:30-PhysicaI drill.
2:40-Address, Rev. Alice Ruth Pal
3:oo-Music.
How my department can help in
the Suffrage campaign:
Mrs. f. Fl. Wilder.
Mrs. Julia D. Nelson.
S:l5-Report of superintendent of leg
islation, Mrs. Elizabeth Preston
Anderson.
Standardization of fraternal dele
gates and visitors.
4:00-Adjournment. II ..' 'st1 q