The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-02-01

President Cleveland, was mistress OF
the White House during h first
months Of his first administration.
President Cleveland's marriage to Miss
Frances Folsom was an event of ma
tional interest soon after he took Of
nee. One daughter, Ruth, was born az
the White House n she died In 1904.
Miss Esther Cleveland was born after
the Clevelands moved from the capital.
Miss Mary Harrison was the daughter
of h twenty-third president, Benja-
min Harrison, and she later became
Mrs. Mckee. Miss Mary Lord, a niece
of the first Mrs. Harrison, was a fire.
quent visitor to the Harrtsons during
the life of Mrs. Harrison and later she
married the president after his retire
ment in 1893. Miss Mabel Mckinley
was a niece of President Mckinley and
often was a guest of n Mckinieys.
She later became Mrs. Frederick. She
was injured in a hotel fire in Los An
geles, but this did o destroy her am
billions for the stage. She is the pos
SCISSOR of q splendid voice and is still
singing in vaudeville. Miss Alice
Roosevelt, whose career as the "daugh-
ter of the White House" is of more re-
cent date and is still fresh In the MEM
Dry of the American people, is still a
leader in eastern social circles n her
marriage at the executive mansion to
Nicholas Longworth, was. one of the
largest social events of national in
terest. There was much gossip con-
corning the possibility of Miss Ethel
Roosevelt making her debut at the
White House, but his event did not oc-
cur until after the advent of President
Taft. Miss Ethel was very popular
with the OUNCE social set at wash
ington. The daughter of President Taft,
Miss Helen, is a charming young lady.
but is still in school returning to Bryn
Mawr, after making her debut W
years ago at the White House. The
Misses Jessie, Eleanor and Margaret
UEl0NA Ii EF41l aNNA &o1a hnAE
places as the daughters of a president,
bid fair to rival their predecessors in
charm n popularity. The Misses
Eleanor and Margaret are more inclin-
ed to favor their father and are stu
dious in their habits. Miss Jessie is
the acknowledged beauty of the family
and is more socially inclined.
Valley City Times-Record: The mem
bers, of Co. G of the First regiment of
the N. D. N. g. will be hosts Feb. 81,
Friday night, at the twenty-eighth n
nual ball which will be one of the i'm
This is always the one gala event of
the winter season among the citizens
of Valley City and the members of
the, national guard Of the state. The
9 p. M, after which the guests will
dance. Particularly attractive decor
atoms will be used in the ballroom.
palms, southern smilax, bay trees with
floral effects, in addition there will be
the brilliant colors of the three
branches of the service, red, yellow and
blue with many American and regi-
mental flags.
Rev. F. B. sapp Of this city Is enjoy
ing a visit with his parents at Nor
gantown, w. Va, and writes that after
a few days in Elkins and Mortinsburg
he will return home. Rev. Mr.. Sapp
speaks of the pleasing associations of
his home town and of the Visits with
former s~choolmates and lends of ear
lier days. He is greatly enjoying his
vacation and the visit with his aged
parents. q.
On Tuesday evening of this week the
Epworth league of the Broadway NJ. E.
church entertained the league Of the
First NJ. E. church and a social hour
son. after which nice refreshments
were served, ...... ~
In spite of the storm and cold the
banquet held on Friday night by the
Broadway NJ. E. church was a huge
success. After the meal had been en-
Joyed the guests gathered in the church
parlors and listened to the reports of
the various departments OF church ac-
tivity, those from the Sunday school
and league being especially encourag-
ing. The members of the choir fur
nished several numbers and the pastor
1SNA lax uOllS IN OuLLI1ASNA
a policy for the new year speaking of
the special services which he hopes to
conduct in the church in March.
Harland Finley Of Alfred. stutsman
county, was married to Miss Elida
Thone Of New York Mills, Mimi, on
Tuesday at the parsonage Of the Broad
way M. e. church, Rev. Mr.. Hutcheson
officiating. .~s RI
The Scandinavian W. c. r. U. will
hold q social. meeting on Monday even
ing at h home of Mrs. J. N. Gard,
q debate on Woman Suffrage and a
splendid musical programme is being
arranged The scandinavian union
holds w state banners for the larg-
for the largest number of active mem
bers and this meeting on Monday even
ing will be for the honorary members
and an effort will be made to secure
as many more as possible so as to hold
the banner.
The Gethsemane Cathedral guild will
meet Thursday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock with Mrs. c. I. Gross, S21 Tenth
street north.
c. F. Reynolds, manager of the local
branch of the Ford Motor Co., will
leave Sunday morning for Chicago,
where he will be the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Ford during the automo-
bile show. In the party which will be
entertained by Mr.. and Mrs, Ford and
their son Edsall, beside Mr.. Reynolds
will be the New York branch manager
of The Ford, CASTOR Plaintiff and Mrs.
Plaintiff; Mr.. n Mrs. James Cuzzins,
Mr.. and Mrs. N. A. Hawkins, and DR..
and Mrs. Gilpin n their daughter, all
of Detroit. Among the interesting
events Of h auto show will be the re-
ception given by Mrs, Ford to all of
the western managers and dealers on
Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Ford, as
sisted by the ladies OF her party, will
give a banquet at the La Sale hotel
on Thursday evening and a reception
on Friday evening for the managers
and their wives. Mr.. Reynolds antici-
pates q delightful visit and will be