The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-10-11

on, Mrs. Randolph GARRISON, Mrs. =. u.
Johnson, Mrs. Reed, Miss Thorne, Miss
Blackwell, Mrs. Reddow, Miss Nesbitt,
Miss Thompson, Miss Nash, Miss Kay,
Mrs. and Miss Allan Paul, Miss Hail,
Miss Cole, Miss Topham. Mrs. James,
Mrs. Cooper, Mrs. Catlin, Mrs. Fraser,
Miss Brown, Miss Pierce, Mrs. Jones,
Mrs. O%verton, Miss Turley, Miss Spong.
ItaIy-Mrs. A. w. Greenman and Miss
Greenman, Naples.
JaDan-MiSs IWasama, Toxic.
COrea-Miss Cora Halter.
Mexico-Miss ETA Dunmore, Guiana
juato.
Newfoundland-Mrs Cora c. Benedict
and Mrs. Puppy, st. JOhn's.
New ~Zealand-Mrs. Anderson Hughes
Drew.
Porto Rico-Miss Emma L. Bush,
BuyamOn.
Scotland-Mrs. G. C. Milne. Aberdeen;
Mrs. Barton, Glasgow; Mrs. McNabo,
Sterling; Miss Hill, Leslie; Miss Daisy
Gammill, Glasgow; Miss Deas, kirk
caddy; Miss Jane Darling. Edinburgh.
South AfriCa-Miss Emilie Solomon,
Cape Town; Miss Anna NJ. Cummings
and Miss Abbie Parks Ferguson, Well
ington.
Sweden-Miss Hjlda CARING, Gothen-
burg.
Uruguay-Miss Lizzie Hewitt, Monte
Video.
The programme for the eight days is
as follows:
Tuesday,. oct. 21-2 D. M. official
boards, superintendent and executive
committee of the New York state w.
G. T. y. meet at Hanson Place NJ. e,
church, Hanson place and st. Felix
street; 8 p. m, state convention opens
at Hanson Place M. r. church,; presi-
dents annual address by Mrs. Ella A.
Boole.
Wednesday, oct. 22-Al1 day. adj
i, journing at 5 y. m. state convention
at Hanson Place NJ. f. church; evening,
worlds executive committee meets at
Hotel BOssert.
Thursday. oct. 23-Morning, up to II
a. m. worlds executive committee at
the Hotel Bossert; II d. m. devotional
meeting at Plymouth church, Orange
street. led by Miss Elizabeth Green
wood: $50 to 1880 p. M, reception at
the Hotel AstOr, Manhattan.
Friday, oct. 24-World's convention
opens at the Academy of Music at 10 a.
m; sessions morning, afternoon and
evening.
Saturday, oct. 25-World's conven-
ton, Academy of Music, morning, aft
ernOOn and evening
Sunday. Oct. 26-Morning and eve
ming, pulpit addresses by w. C. r. u.
workers In the various churches of the
city; afternoon, mass meeting at the
Academy of Music.
Monday, Oct. 27-World's convention,
Academy of Music, morning. afternoon
and evening.
Tuesday, Oct. 2S-World's executive
committee meeting at the Hotel Bos-
sert; sightseeing parties. for the Wis
itors.
The city of Fargo will be hostess &c
the wOmen's clubs of the state Wed.
ncsday, Thursday and Friday of next
week. To all of these meetings the
general public is cordially invited ant
especially urged to be present at the
programme on Wednesday afternoon al
4 o'clock at the Grand theatre. This
programme Is for the endowment funC
and Fargo does not want to fall behind
the other cities of the state in showing
her interest by turning out en- masse
to this very fine afternoon programme
IT is a pleasure to all to have Mrs
Percy Pe~nnypacker, the national pres1.
dent of the women's clubs in the city
during the convention. She will speaE
in the agricultural college armory tt
anyone Interested, at SIS Thursday
No admittance is asked and it will b.
an opportunity to hear club women O.
other states; Just before her address
dining hall of Ceres hall of the agricul
tural college and this is the only even
which is confined to club women. Thu
tea was arranged for by a committe,
man, Mrs. Keene, Mrs. Gilbert and Mis-
Jensen, and will be served under tn
direction of Mrs. Gilbert, and will b.
one of the most pleasant meetings o
the convention. Tickets for the tea will
be on sale to the club women Of Farg,
at the Congregational church and a
the number of tickets is limited the.
should be procured as soon as possible
After the auto ride on Friday after
noon, tea or coffee will be served in
formally at the Fargo college. TIL
programme for Friday afternoon is a
follows: Piano numbers will be con
tributed by Miss Katherine Fjelde VIII
will play Revolutionary Etude by Che
pin n a Liesbes Traum, by List
Miss Margaret Bentlet, violinist, will
play Hejre Kati, by Bubay, and Liebe
Freund, by Leiesler. Mrs. Walter ReeG
contralto, will sing I, Hear a ThrusI
at Eve, by Cadman, and Carrie Jacob
Bonds God Remembers When tn
World Forgets. Mrs. Harry MiddaugI
will also contribute a vocal number I
be selected. Following the musica
short report on The Drama. After or
chestral selections by the Grand theatr
ladies' orchestra, the comedy Whe
Americans Go to Oxford, will be pre-
scented under the direction Of the dram
section of the Fine Arts club. The cas-
Is as follows:
The Cast.
Edward Jones, American student at