The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-03-24

of Mrs. T. v. Carey at 421 Twelfth
street north on March Is.
The Woman's auxiliary of Gethse-
name cathedral will meet tomorro
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock at the home
of Mrs. w. C. Macfadden, 423 Eighth
street south. A large attendance is de-
sired.
Miss Lillian Zintheo entertained p
company of friends at linn last even
ing. Covers were placed for the mem
bers Of the Eta Chi Omega sorority OF
Fargo college and the appointments
were in the sorority colors.
The Young Ladies' auxiliary of the
Home Economics section of the Fine
Arts club met last evening in Ceres
hall, Agricultural college. A splendid
program was given, followed by the
regular business meeting.
The scandinavian Women's Christian
temperance union will meet tomorrow
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. J. w.
Jones, I'LL Ninth avenue north at 3
o'clock. All members and friends in
terested in the work are cordially in
Vited.
Mrs. J. Hammerlik, First avenue
north, entertained the BluebelI Sewing
club at a s o'clock dinner last evening.
Pink predonlinated as a color scheme
and pink roses were used on the tables,
The evening was spent with sewing
and music.
The Euphronia society of Fargo col
leSe held a special meeting last even
ing in h parlors of Jones hall. A
following by refreshments. There were
twenty-five guests present besides tho
regular members OF the society.
Mrs. A. Hesser. who has been visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. J. D. Glasgow
of Ninth street north, went to Crooks"
her daughter, Mrs. c. A, Wood. Mrs.
Hesser will return here for a few days
visit, before returning to her home in
Michigan.
A suffrage social will be held on
Thursday afternoon March 26 at the
o'clock and the public is cordially in
vited. Suffrage talks will be given by
Mrs. Josiah Poplar. Mrs. c. r. Anidon
and Mrs. r. NJ. Pollock and there will
be special music. .
Minneapolis Tribune: Mrs. Crystal
Eastman Benedict, who lectured IN
Minneapolis Saturday, was a guest in
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Andreas Ue-
land Of Rlchfield avenue and Calhoun
boulevard during her stay in Mlnnea-
polls. h left this morning for Fargo,
N. d., where she will lecture.
Mrs. Alice Nelson Page returned to
AANt AWAY SS Nj "4t0 ~ oLfhp 1hL0 JL1cL4 ave
after spending yesterday in the city,
attending the suffrage meeting. Mrs.
Page spoke at the luncheon yesterday,
given by the Votes for Women league
at b Civic center. giving an account
OF the suffrage work at Grand Forks.
The Drama section of the Fin Arts
club held their regular meeting at the
Civic center yesterday afternoon. The
following program was given:
Chapter XIX. Mrs. A. T. Colwell
English Drama.
The Voysey inheritance
Miss Blanche True. .
Drama News Mrs. +. H. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. K. Kellar, Fifsn
avenue south. who have been spending
the winter months in southern Cali
city the first Of next week. Enroute
they will stop in the twin cities and
will be accompanied home by their
daughter. Miss Madeline Kellar, who
attends Mrs. Backus' school,. Miss KEEL
lar will spend her spring vacation with
her parents.
Mrs. Crystal Eastman Benedict Of
New York city, a visitor at the E. NJ.
barrow home the past few days left
this afternoon for Butte, Mont, the
suffrage headquarters of that state.
morrow evening and enroute homo will
hold another at Billings. She will then
go to Cheyenne, Wyo and before re-
turning to New York city will visit
Indianapolis, Detroit and Cleveland,
Mrs. Benedict was very enthusiastic
about the suffrage work being done in
North Dakota and praised the local
league highly. 80 .a
Valley City Times-Record: DR.. Mar
garet. Vaupel Clark Of Waterloo, Ia.
will lecture to the ladies' clubs and
their friends, men and women. in the
high school assembly room OF Valley
City at s O'clock this evening. Her
subject will be Social Hygiene and the
Home. DIR. Clark and her husband have
been instrumental in securing legisla-
ton in Iowa looking to better condi-
lions from the health viewpoint. he
was especially interested In the Black
plague bill. Dr. Margaret yaupel
Clark LIS connected with the child
hygiene division OF the health depart
mert OF the Federation OF Wonlen's
clubs as she q prepared score cards
for the Better Babies contests. She
acts as judge at these contests at the
state fair In Des Moines. Ia. Some Of
the places she has lectured this winter
are Nashville, Tennessee, Jacksonville,
Florida, Grinnell, Iowa, and Monday.
March 20, she gave two lectures in
Fargo. Today she addressed the young
ladies' at the state normal school ia
our city. Her subjects were, Respect
the Body, Eugenics and the Baby
Health Contest Movement, Social Fly
giene and the Home. DIR. Clark lis a
wideawake. practicing physician. She
takes an active interest In the improve
lnents Of her home city, her state and