The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-07-23

the Donaldson summer home at De-
troit for a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Ekeroth of Min
neapolis are the guests of J. w. Hodges
and family this week. Mrs. Ekeroth is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Richter of Larimore.
Mrs. ]. G. Probert of Minneapolis ar
rived in the city yesterday for a fort
nights visit with Mrs. e. +. shaw. Mrs.
Probert has visited here on former oc-
casions and has many friends here.
Word from the Yellowstone National
park states that Mrs. Lewis T. Hamil-
ton and daughter, Miss Theo, OF Fargo,
are stopping a fortnight at Old Faith
full Inn during a soJourn in the park.
Mr.. and Mrs. william vachon are
visiting Moorhead and Fargo friends
a few days this week. They are en-
route to their home in Ashland, O., aft
er a trip through Yellowstone National
park.
Miss Una Backus Of st. Paul, who
has been the guest of Miss Madeline
Keller the past month left yesterday
afternoon for her home in st. Paul.
Miss Aline Stone gave a box party at
the Orpheum theater Monday evening
in compliment to Miss Backus.
Frances, the two-year-old daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Starr, met with
a very painful accident early Sunday
evening when retiring, caused from a
needle penetrating the bottom of her
foot, 1t was necessary to use the x
ray and make three incisions to remove
1t. which was performed successfully
by Drs. Aylen, Carpenter and Skelsey.
The little one is resting very easily and
the danger period of complications is
almost past.
An enthusiastic suffrage rally was
held last week at Donnybrook. N. D..
Miss Beulah Amidon, daughter of Judge
and Mrs. c. F. Amidon of Fargo, de
livered an address, setting forth the
reasons for having suffrage in North
Dakota. A club was ORGANIZED with
the following officers: President. Mrs.
william Mcintyre; secretary, Miss
Egan; treasurer. Mrs. William Gogg-
Sett.
The members Of the State Suffrage
association last evening sent a tele-
gram of appreciation to Secretary Of
State Bryan for his stand on the suf-
follows: Hon. William Jennings Bry-
an, secretary of state: The North Da-
kota Votes for Women league desires to
express to you it's sincere appreciation
for your magnificent stand on the suf-
frage question. The reasons which you
gave will be of great benefit to the
women of North Dakota in their cam
paign for the ballot this November"
Word has been received from Gran
Vile tina a meeting held there yester-
day by Mrs. Kindred and Miss AmidOn,
which was the first suffrage meeting
ever held in that town. was largely
attended. A suffrage league will be
organized today. This evening they will
speak at Glenberh and tomorrow they
will be at ToWner at the invitation of
Mr.. Christensen, former candidate for
the supreme court. Mrs. Kindred will
return to Fargo Friday night and Miss
Amidon will go to Bottineau to assist
at the Bottineau county fair.
Bismarck Tribune: Judge and Mrs.
r.. B. Goss. Miss Marion and Miss Ma
bel Wright and Mr.. Wright. sister and
brother of Mrs. Goss, expect to leavo
this morning for Minot An Judge Goss'
car. They expect to remain several
days. The party will also be accom-
panied by little Miss Della. a niece o.
the Misses Foss. Of the Bismarck hos
!, pital. Miss Della has been under med
zeal treatment in the city for the
past three weeks and has been a guest
during this time at the Goss home.
She will be met at Minot by her father,
= and taken in his car to the family home
. at Balfour-
: A real suffrage talk by a modern
e up-to-date ~suffragette will be one of
= the big features of the program at the
! big picnic of the Grand Forks Elks.
; which is scheduled to be held at Lin
D coin park at 2 o'clock on the after
noon of July 26. An excellent program
r base been prepared for the occasion
n all members of the lodge and their
: families are to be invited to the affair
4 The arrangements committee is COM
. posed of Frank Robertson. chairman
e William Morrow. John Taylor, Herbert
I Harvey and M. M. Merrill: The picnic
will be Of the basket style, each per
l. son bringing his own lunch. Coffee
= and lemonade will be served by the
y lodge at the picnic grounds. Hugh
Haryey being in charge of this feature
or tho nrOOrnm An nYNnllanf Ennri
Q rogram will be carried out also. Races
Q and contests of all kinds are being
= = planned and fine prizes will be award
I ed to the inner in each case. Music
will be furnished by a local orchestra
A beautifully appointed. wedding
took place last evening at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Terrett, 1877 Reeves
avenue, Grand Forks, when their
daughter, Miss Fannie Rosalie, was
} united in marriage to Mr.. Charles Fran.
els McErlane of Whitman, N. D. Rev
s Father ]. J. Mcdonald of Michigan Off
n dated in the presence Of just the
members of the family Miss Mtldret
: bridesmaid, and Mr.. George Land OF
Dade Terrett Of Michigan. rendered
$ Mendelssohn Wedding March, as thu
+ bridal party entered, and the other
Q numbers were I Love You Truly, BY
Carrie Jacobs Bond, and o Promise Me
8 ny 0COLI. Dull youIS pSopIc are wei
known throughout the state, and hosts
f Of friends will unite in extending best
= wishes for future happiness and pros,
perity. The bride is a young woman
of many graces and accomplishments
: and popular in social circles. She is g
= graduate of the state university and
popular membe of the Alpha Phi so.
= rority. The groom is a prosperous
young business man of Whitman, who
numbers his friends by the legion. Mr.
g and Mrs. McErljane left last, evening