The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-06-22

other lawn amusements for the enter
tainment Of the guests. |
DR.. and Mrs. James Aylen and Dean
Dewitt Bowling will go to Sheldon
be guests at the wedding of Miss Lii
liam Hows and Mr.. Hagen of Ray, N.
D. The marriage will be solemnized at
the brides home. Thursday and Dean
Bowling will officiate.
In honor of Miss STEELE Fjelstad, Mrs.
| shower Saturday afternoon. The guests
were intimate friends of the bride-elect
and needlework was the diversion OF
the afternoon. Miss Fjelstad's mar
Kan, will be solemnized Wednesday,.
June "a.
In compliment to Mrs. H. l.. Lush
and Mrs. r. H. Bush. Mrs. E. C. Gearey
ave a luncheon Saturday afternoon.
The luncheon hour was 2 o'clock and
| OF the honored guests. The dining
room was prettily decorated in pink
ana white and pink peonies were used
on the tables. Mr.. and Mrs. Lush and
| Mr.. and Mrs. Bush will shortly leave
for California where they will make
their future home.
Cards we're received in the city today
announcing the marriage of Frederick
Clinton Householder of this city and
Miss Clara Adrian Lloyd of Wellsville,
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brides home. Thursday evening. June
Is. Mr.. Householder and his bride will
travel in the east for a month and
after Aug. l.. will be at home at lila
Thirteenth street north. Mr.. House.
holder is assistant professor of mathaJ
metics at the Agricultural college and
has a host Of friends in Fargo to well
come his bride.
Wednesday afternoon at the First
Lutheran church will occur the mar
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city and Arthur Branson of Selma, Kas.,
Rev. Mr.. Mason of Concordia college
will o~ficiate in the presence of a few
friends and relatives. Miss Francis
Anderson of Lake Benton, Mimi, will
act as bridesmaid n Ernest Fjelstad,
brother of the bride will be the best
man. Mr.. Branson and his bride will
go to the twin cities Wednesday even
ing and after a two weeks visit there
will go to Billings, Mont, where they
will spend the summer.
The Mandan Equal Suffrage a~ssocia-
ton was organized at a meeting Of
women held last Tuesday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. A. Boley. Oficers
ed and plans for waging the fight for
the right of women to vote were dis
cussed. All present were enthusiastic.
Mrs. Viola Coe. president Of the Oregon
suffrage association, conducted the
meeting and aided in the organization,
following a speech in which she out
lined the work that had been done by
the women in 9res9n; The Ne. of 4
Cummins; first vice president. Mrs. e
A. Tostevin; second vice president
Mrs. Fl. G. Voss; secretary, Mrs. George
Lang. The above named with the fol.
lowing form the executive board: Mrs
A. Boley, Mrs. William Simpson. Mrs
F. A. Wheeler, Mrs. w. H. Stutsman
Mrs. G. A. Stark and Mrs. James Nc,
Gillic and Miss Mary Stark. Following
the meeting, arrangements were made
to have Mrs. e. M. barrow president Of
the North Dakota votes for womer
league, speak there at a parlor meet
ing to be held at 3 o'clock Monday at
ternoon at the home of Mrs. A. Boley.
Mrs. Mary Butler, an English woman
who has taken up flying as a profess
ion, is planning to drop In literally OF
her friends for afternoon teas from tn
flying ground where she is stationed a
a racing pilot. Mrs. Butler has jus
returned to London from France, wher
she underwent a long course OF train
ing In preparation for her present pos
as flying representative Of an aero
plane manufacturing concern. She ha
entered for the aerial. Derby aroun'
London and will be the FIRST Womai
who has ever competed In this race
Mrs. Butler says she never loses he
head, but frequently loses her tempe
when she gets into a tight place. Sh
has been dying for three years and ha
III never had a. serious ACCIDENT. Sne eX
plains that she was forced into tn
flying game, but by circumstances sh
could not resist. She was living quiet
ly in the country near Shoreham on
an areodrome, and later a waterplan
station was erected near her hons
This proximity proved too much, an
Mrs. Butler soon took up flying, hrst a
fciency she adopted 1t as a profession
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Loveland Sheppard. who lectures her
Thursday and Friday of this week, |
considered one of h best women ora
tors in h country today. Mrs. Shop
Women's Christian Temperance pniol
which holds its twenty-hfth annua
convention in this city starting Thurs
day. June %. The Daily Times, 9
of Mrs. Sheppard: "Mrs. Sheppard ha
the undivided attention of the larg
untiring audience for, an hour: Tn
people were highly, pleased with he
out her address. She is a very intelli
gent woman and an interesting, en-
thusiastic speaker" Many parties frol
the surrounding country plan to moto
in to hear Mrs. Sheppard speak,, an
it Is planned to hold an open-air meet
ing In front of the Hotel Dacotah. .Fol
lowing are the committees that hay
been appointed to nelp dof an4s n me itt e o.
Mrs. j. Reiton, Mrs. H. w. Sims. Mr.
) Jas. Livingstone, Mrs. Geo. r. Davie
= Mrs. r. Hayward, Mrs. o. B. Burtnes
Mrs. A. Knudson, Mrs. A. Halvorsol
is Assignment committee--Mrs. D. Ford
ney, Mrs. J. Jackson, Mrs. A. F. Nc
nraith. Decoration and flowers com
10 mittee-Mrs. John Hunson, Mrs: Harr
pr GAYLORD, Mrs. c.. E. Aylesworth. Mr.
G. q. Warner, Mrs. Adam Common, Ell
fertainment committee, north side
In Mrs. w. Fl, Drummond, Mrs. 4. L. NJ
CaliUrn. Mrs. T. 3. Stevenson, Mrs, ia
Coulter, Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson, Mrs.
e. Black, Mrs. Mary Edwin. sout
side-Mrs A. + Weods Mrs: Job
nj fIo xEInrd Mrs nj. O. Gt0lka sherP