The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-08-15

was complimentary to Mrs. Byron
Greene of Beckersville, Mich.
Two auto loads, making III a party
composed of DR.. and Mrs. D. c.. barrow,
Mrs. Godfrey n children, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. T. Pomeroy, all of Moorhead, the
Greene and daughter, Of Beckersville,
Mich, and Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Pomeroy
of GAINESVILLE, motored to Armenia Fri
day afternoon, and enjoyed a picnic
supper in the grove there, returning
home late last evening.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Rusk and
daughter Lylithe, and Miss Madeline
ternoon for an o~ver-Sunday visit with
friends.
Miss Josephine Adams, OF the Mer-
rants National bank, returned home
this morning from a two weeks vaca-
ton which she spent at Cakes, the
lakes and Winnipeg.
What we call good taste Is only s
perception and an application of these
principles of Observation-Disclosures AZ be
good taste In dress, in manners, in fur
nlsning the house or what not. Our
verted, turn as naturally toward hap
flowers turn toward the sun. And this
only means that we, with all created
Things, strive to be harmonious.
Misses virna johnson and Helen
sears drove home yesterday with a
horse and buggy from the lakes, where
Iney nave been for a weeks outing.
Ihey went AROUND by way of Lake
Lizzie, where they stopped for a short
visit with Mr.. n Mrs. George Cock
ING, formerly of this city, on their
farm near the lake, and then went to
Lake Melissa! where they spent the re-
mallder OF the week at Eddy lodge.
According to the Mandan Republican.
the Mandan Library association will
hold q flower day On Sept. 5. This is
on the same plan as Tag day, but in
stead of buying a tag one gets a beau
tiful bouquet of cut flowers. The pro-
ceeds are to be used for the benefit OF
the library at Mandan.
Mrs. Clara L. barrow, president OF
the State Suffrage association, Dan
barrow and Melvin Hildreth motored
TO Gasseiton this afternoon, where Mr..
Hiidreth will address a suffrage mass
meeting this evening.
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Owing to the unusual demands being
ade upon the suffrage headquarters In
the deLendrecie block, which are in
charge OF Elizabeth o'Neil, additional
room has been secured and a debating
machine has been secured to facilitate
the handling of the immense cores
pondence.
The kind of flowers tina are fitting
for a woman TO wear depends upon her
age and personal appearance. Bios
SONS that are becoming to a young girl
look out of place on the elderly woman,
and the woman who is tall can wear
certain varieties which the one who is
short cannot Banksia roses are for
the quite young girl. Violets are
charming for either youth or e
Daisies belong only to youth. Pansfes
seem fitted for iper age, though the
p~ancy-eyed girl looks well with them.
Chrysanthemurns look well on youth, or
maturity, but do not seem to belong to
the old. Roses belong to all ages. but
need to be chosen with care as to their
color and size. Lilacs can only be worn
by 2 tall figure. Neither are peoples for
the petite, nor things that Rrow in
branch form. S1owdrops thai would
look foolish on a middle-aged woman
look sweet on e young girl. Lilies OF
the valley are for youth or middle age.
Mignonette does not belong to youth,
nor do sweet peas and daffodfis belong
to age. but anyone can wear the frag-
rant ~carnatfon.
Miss Ethel Gibson. OF MINNEAPOLIS
formerly of Fargo, who has been visit
Ing her grandmother, at Ada, Mimi,
arrived In he city Friday evening, and
will be the. guest OF Miss Ethel Ham
iifon, OF Eighth avenue south, FOR d
week or ten days.
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Mr.. and Mrs. q. Il. Lewis and Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. Robertson. All OF Moorhead,
expect to leave Sunday morning In the
Robertson car, for Lake Itasca park.
where they Will remain for 81 few days
outing, returning horne about the mid
die OF next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Kerr returned
Thursday night from q delightful I'VE
months vacation which was spent at
Madrid Springs. Meei1a Springs, Cam
ton and DeKalb. N. X. They were acc
~companied to Fargo by their niece,
VIII pc their guest for the remainder