The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-08-17

Mr.. and Mrs. ". j. Clapp left today
for a weeks outing at Detroit.
Miss Alice Paulsrud is home from
visit of several days with friends In.
Hillsboro.
Miss Clara Pollock was the guest Of
Mrs. Ames, OF Mayville, the latter part
of last week.
Miss Selma Berg left Sunday for
Thief River Falls, Mimi, where she
will spend a two weeks vacation witt.
friends.
Wallace returned home Sunday evening
from a weeks visit with friends and
relatives In Minneapolis.
Miss Cora E. ShotwelI returned home
Sunday evening from a very s~atisfac-
tory buying trip to New York city. Miss
Shotwell was gone almost three weeks.
Mrs. T. O.. Pasco will go to Lake
Melissa Tuesday morning, to be the
guest of Mrs. y. B. Eaton this week.
day.
Allen OF Minneapolis, who have been
spending the past fortnight at Fair
Hills on Lake Pelican, will return home
tomorrow.
waman's suffrage was endorsed by
a unanimous vote at the Epworth
league joint convention of the Fargo
and Bismarck districts, held at Beulah
camp ground, Jamestown.
Mrs. r. III. McEnroe entertained In
formally this afternoon at the country
club, in honor of her mother, Mrs. d. d.
Dodge, of Algona, Ia. A dainty lunch
was served at the conclusion of a
pleasant afternoon.
Sundays Grand Forks Herald: Rev.
3. Cacken of Bismarck, who has been
visiting friends on University avenue
for the past few days, left last even-
ing for Fargo, where he will today fill
the pulpit of Rev. Peterson.
Miss katherine Lowman and Miss
Clara Rose, who have been visiting
Mrs. Charles Fields of Detroit, Mich,
formerly Miss Edna Dunning of Fargo,
for The last three weeks, sailed today
for Duluth aboard the Juntta on their
homeward trip. d
DR.. Paul Sorkness, A. l. Wall,
Charles S. Foster and Miss Irene Car
penter, motored to Cormorant Satur-
day, the three former to spend Sunday
with their wives, and Miss Carpenter
to remain for a two weeks outing.
They went in the sorkness car.
All the women who are guests at the
Gardner hotel gave a surprise affair
Saturday evening in h apartments of
Mrs. DeCamp In honor Of Miss Van
Dyne, n Of the popular guests at the
hotel. The occasion was the birthday
anniversary of the guest of honor, who
was remembered by her friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Vincent of
Newark, N. j., who were guests at the
Gardner hotel last winter while Mr..
Vincent made an inspection of the local
Offices Of the Mutual Life Insurance Co.,
of New York, are now in Duluth where
they will remain until the early fall,
when the will go to Minneapolis,
where Mr.. Vincent will inspect the
branch offices there. 1t is probable
Mr.. and Mrs. John Amerland, Of Min
neapolis, who have been guests at the
home of Mrs. Amerland's parents. MI.
street south, since Thursday, expect to
leave Tuesday morning for Fair Hills,
for a weeks outing, after which they
will return to his city to continue
daughter of the Ashelmans, who has
also been a guest at their home since
Thursday, returned to her home In
Drayton, this morning. DR.. and Mrs.
Kibbee came here from Detroit, where
they had been visiting the latter's
father, Frank Ashelman, and DR.. Kib-
bee returned TO Drayton Friday.
Junior league will be organised at the
courthouse Wednesday evening, Aug
10. All citizens are urged to attend.
The program will be entertaining, bet
ter than that, it will be educational.
Following is the program: Influence
| OF Woman's Suffrage on Society, HAL
mar Lundquist; vocal solo, DR.. Chas.
MacLachlan; reading, Ruth Hide
bFant; Wonan's Sphere, Lynn Radtke:
address, DIR. Chas. MacLachlan; vocal
solo, Rev. Frank Rines; address, Hon.
Victor Wardrope; girls chorus. Hon.
Victor Wardrobe will be remembered
by many as the affirmative speaker in
a debate on eua suffrage which was
held about two years ago at the Con-
gregational church. The other are
munity.