The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-05-10

Wednesday when the ladies will be en-
tertained by Mrs. D: e. Oman.
The NJ. and S. club will meet We'd
nesday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
j. II. Stegge, IT'S Seventh street south.
The Ladies' Aid society of the First
presbyterian church will meet Tuesday
afternoon at 3 o'clock in the church
p%arlors.
Miss MARCIA Bisbee, Miss Cornelia Is.
white and Carl G. Lykken of the state
university, Max Blatchheld, of this CITY
and Geo. Eifer of Reeder, N. D., are
running fruit farms in "barbarous
HleXlco.' They report everyone in good
health' and state that they like the
country Immensely, and find the peo-
pie very pleasant.
Ihe housewives league will meet
Wednesday afternoon, May Il. at the
civic centre at 3 o'clock. The feature
OF the meeting will be d demonstration
OF meat cutting by c. F.. Eggert, one Of
me 6eadlng butchers of the city. Mr..
Eggert will have for his work a half
or a beet and this he will cut up before
the ladies and explain the different
cuts and the prices on each. There will
pe Qther interesting numbers for the
meeting and all women of the city who
are interested in the league and he
splendid work which it IS doing are
invited to attend and become members
" ILL" VI SahllNdIlou. All are welcome.
The Fargo w. c. T. u. met Yesterday
AFTERNOON for their regular session at
the home of Mrs. F. l.. Gardner on
dnt[teenth street south. The feature
OF the afternoon was a talk by Profess
sor of the high school on Phy-
steal Education. He expressed a great
many principles which are directly in
told OF the ways in which liquors and
cigarettes obstruct the mental and
physical growth of the young neonIe
ne sald that one of the greatest harms
fa ~ tnrough the popular story which
laIls INTO the hands of the young men
where the hero smokes cigarettes and
the boy follows the example. Profess
Sor Mclean told of his methods in the
In competition with classes instead of
lndlVlduals and in this way the strong
help the weak to bring up the class
average n all are benefited. He told
OF the Fairgrounds which he hopes to
establish this summer and was offered
Ihe cooperation of the w. C. r, II. A
BUSINESS session followed. and Mrs. r,
Az. Poiiock read an article written BY
Mrs. staples in a California paper on
many interesting events which have
occurred during her life. She is about
~ years OF age and was a former
worker in the North Dakota union. The
them Mrs. Fuller, who is in the CITY for
rev days and was a former member
or the local union. 1t was decided to
t tfs6 Yrs w ShETpeTd' president Of the
speaker at the annual state conven
ton which will be held here this fall.
II was reported that the breweries
VINO IN other states, nave managed to
get BOOKS In the libraries advertising
their products under an assumed name,
are at work in his section and the
ladles were warned to be on the look
out: At the close of the meeting Mrs.
tTArdnpI served u 1n1inlo,,- 1,.-
DR.. n Mrs. E.. NJ. barrow are ex-
pected home this evening from a sever
weeks, trip through the east. They
hart at Norfolk, Va, and with their
sons, Frank n Kent, at Johns Hop
klns university in Baltimore, and with
Irlends IN New York and Washington.
In St. Louis, where Mrs. barrow at
tended a suffrage convention. She also
N Nopt5 a as a representative from
gatherings in the south.
The music section of the Fine Arts
Cup met. Thursday morning and the
MADAME Butterfly. Miss Edith Marden
of Moorhead was leader and Mrs. Boyle
read a paper on the opera. Miss Mar
garet Curran sang one of the songs
from the opera, One Fine Day; Miss
Brachoz played a saxophone solo: and
Miss Marden sang The Spring Song.
Following the programme a study Of
the opera was taken up.
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The Young Women's auxiliary of the
First Presbyterian church held a pleas
ant meeting last evening at the church.
The evening was spent in sewing cur
tains for the dining-room and with
talking over the work for the year.
Nice refreshments, were served at the
close. & .'s
The r. N. A, club met yesterday aft
ernoon at the home of Mrs. Geo. M.
Cliff on Fifth street north. A pleas
ant afternoon was spent with sewing
and chat, about nineteen ladies' beins
present. Mrs. Cliff served delicious re-
freshments at the close of the after
noon.