The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-05-02

Der will invite about ten guests TO
bring their sewing and enjoy an ex-
cellent program between the hours OF
3 and s. A charge Of 10 cents VIII pe
voted to the library fund. Strangers
in the city are cordially welcomed
especially when from the country.
Five hundred and eight people reg e.
istered at the rest room maintained Dy
the Mothers club at Cakes, for farm-
ers' wives and children, the past sum-
mer, sixty-ave having registered IN
Just one day: WIEN wren IT. 1t % Tiscontinued.
so Vigorous a protest was made that
the club members found plenty OF sup"
port close at hand to keep the pro
ject going, so that the resL roonn N"S
The Affiliated Nurses association OF
the N. D. r. w. c., met in annual con
vention at Bismarck, April 2l-zS' me
throughout, and included addresses by
Governor Hanna and DR.. q. P. Quatn
OF Bismarck. Governor Hanna said IL
was much more to his liking to greer
the nurses in this way, rather than IN
their usual capacity, and promised his
support in the matter or q plIA toT
state registration Of nurses, to pc pre-
sented at the coming session or 1egis-
lature. d.. Quain told what constr"
tutes a good surgical nurse. empha-
sizing the importance Of absolute
truthfulness, and assuring his auditors
that any doctor, worthy or the name.
they would "tell the truth, the whole
truth and nothing but the truth" He
said the nurse must warrant the con-
fdence and the trust reposed IN her oy
iIy, and that good judgment and quick
action, tact and q cool head are OF In
estimable value in solving the prob
lens that arise in the sick room.
were sent the president, Miss Bertha
Erdmann, had Of the department OF
nursing at the University OF North Da-
kota, who Is i'll at st. Barnabas hosp1-
tai, Minneapolis, and was unable to be
present. Miss Louise Hoermann, OF
Bismarck, second vice president pre-"
sided at the sessions.
Mrs. r. E. weible Of Fargo made an
conclusion of which a motion was pass
ed endorsing votes for women DR.:
and Mrs. Quain rendered a delightful
reception to the visiting and resident
city and their wives. Tuesday evening,
and Wednesday evening a banquet was
enjoyed by the nurses and their IN
vited guests, at the Grand Pacific ho-
A fine program Of toasts followed the
deliberately appointed menu, graceful
and witty responses being made by a
number Of ladies, under the inspiring
influence of Miss Louise Hoerman,
toastmistress. Mrs. v. ]. LaRose n
Miss Flora Harmon, both OF Bismarck,
contributed charming vocal and piano
numbers, Miss Harmon's own arrange
ment of La Pa1oma, played as an en-
core. eliciting warmest praise. Through
the courtesy of the commercial club,
ar automobile ride was enjoyed, Wis
its being made to the Indian school,.
the ~penitentiary, Fort Lincoln, the cap-
itol and the beautiful new Country
a Commanding position west Of the
city. on an eminence overlooking the
as follows: President-Miss Bertha
Erdmann; first vice president.MisS
Louise Hoerman; second vice president
Miss Mabel Olson; secretary-Mrs.
Angela g. Boleyn; corresponding Sec
retary-Miss Anna Slmonitsch; treas
urer-Miss Ethel Stanford.
The annual meeting Of the Sixth dis
trict will take place at Ellendale: May
IL, Instead Of the 14th, as originally
planned. The Second district will meet
at Devils Lake, May 6 and z, and the