The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-25

Parker Of Lisbon. n. D- Col and Mrs.
Grant 81 Hager OF Grafton and Mr.. and
Mrs. John schruth.
MRS. w. d. McLaughun Of Kenmare,
NJ. ID, who has been visiting her moth
err, Mrs. g. III. Cork OF Eleventh street
north for the past few weeks, has left
TO visit for 9 time at Page, n. D. and
will go from there to Minneapolis for q
short visit before returning to Fargo.
She will spend d day or two. here and
viii then return to her home at KEN
mare.
Last evening the freshmen girls OF
the local high school spent a very de-
Hghtful and novel evening when the
Elodeiphian Literary society were hos
gymnasium of the Agassiz school. The
society consists OF about forty young
ladies and they came in costumes rep-
resenting the title OF some familiar
character. The prize for the prettiest
costume was won by Miss Agnes Nell
son., who represented The Bow OF
| Orange Ribbon. The Misses Mabel
Dainard AND Ethel Mowen captured the
second prize as Two Little Girls In Blue
and Miss May Thompson won the
trophy for the funniest costume, her
choice being The Gypsy Girl Games
and Contests were the evenings enter
tatnment and two OF the teachers, Miss
Hodge and Miss Aren't, attended as
chaperons. The hours were from 7:30
until 1890 and at 10 o'clock delicious
refreshments were served. The young
ladies all report q splendid time.
The junior class of the high school
gave the second dancing party of the
series last evening at Prizes hall.
There were about sixty-hve couples
who danced through a splendid pro-
gramme and all were enthusiastic over
the excellent music and the happy
spirit of ~informalfty that prevailed. "A
number of the faculty members were
present and chaperons were Mrs.
Frederick III. Bailey and Mrs. g. G.
school, Professor Robinson. During
the evening frappe was served and an
unexpected feature which added to the
pleasure of the occasion was the arrival
of a party of freshmen young ladies
who were en- costume for the masquer-
ade which was given by their class and
after their party vas dismissed enjoy
ed a few dances with h upper class
men. Out-of-town guests We're Miss
Nancy Frohne of Detroit and Rodney
Reed, also of Detroit.
Grand Forks Herald: Mrs. Alice
Nelson Page returned last evening from
Bismarck, where she has spent the past
few days in the interests Of the suf-
frage question. Mrs. Page stopped in
Fargo and attended the meeting which
was held there yesterday by the Off
GERS of the state suffrage organiZa-
tion. Mrs. barrow, the president, Mrs.
Amidon and Mrs. Page, the correspond
ing secretary, were among. the promt-
nent women present. They arranged
for an active campaign to be carried
on, and will appoint delegates to go
to Bismarck, n will begin work at
once to raise the necessary funds. Sum
day. Feb. 2, has been designated as
Suffrage Sunday, and the organization
will send out special requests to the
ministers all over the state to speak
on that subject. Mrs. Page is very
optimistic and feels certain that the
\ bill will be passed at this session. Mrs.
Page says that the bill seems to be
meeting with very little opposition and
a large number of the prominent men
| over the state are taking an active
interest in the question.
.
Twelve girls from the seventh grade
met Friday after school at the home
of Katherine Mckee on Twelfth street
north for h purpose OF organizing a
club. The time was spent with games
and plans were made for future meet
ings. They decided to call themselves
The Busy Bees and for the next meet
ing will bring material and paints to
make valentines. Al nice luncheon was
served after a happy hour or two and
the club adjourned to meet next week
with Edna Johnson and Beatrice John
son will assist her. The club members
include Ruth Lynner, Margaret Crosby
Elsie Anderson, Viola Wise, Grace Hoff
Thelma Taylor, Katherine Schmallen
Beatrice Thompson, Edna Johnson
Marie Van Els and Katherine Mckee.