The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-08-05

noon was enjoyed with various games,
and a nice, luncheon was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Flohr have
LEFT Tor a months trip, and will
visit relatives and friends in Wtscon-
sin and Illinois, at various points.
The Ladies Of the Maccapees will
i meee at IN the 5eg bome s es M}as T Hsttfa T1 even
OF 1911 First avenue south. A large
attendance Is desired.
Miss Flora Lewis, Of Moorhead, is to
be hostess tomorrow afternoon at an
informal girls party complimentary to
Miss Helen, Webster, Of Grand Forks,
at the Lewis nome.
Robert NJ. Patton, builder of the
the guest yesterday Of Or. w. e. Heller.
Mr.. Patton is on his way back east
from a Paciic coast trip.
The Ladies Aid society of the Broad
way Methodist church will be enter
talned Thursday afternoon BY Mrs. r.
Armstrong, Of 419 Fourth avenue north.
All members and friends are invited.
Miss Margaret Rahilly has gone to
New York to purchase her fall Stock Of
Atlantic City. Richmond, Va, and
Washington. D. C. She will reach Far
go about Sept. !,
A letter received. from Hope this
morning from Mrs. Shippey, president
OF the suffrage league there, says that
there Is great activity among the suf-
frage workers in that Vicinity, and the
enthusiasm Is growing.
Miss Fanny clapp will go to Lake
Me!issa tomorrow, to spend about a
week with relatives from Winnipeg,
wno are there; she VIII probably be
Mabel Lindsay, OF Winnipeg.
NFIS. = 49,. $3.50.
arrived in the city this morning, for a
visit as the quest Of Mrs. j.. c. S. Mel
SON Miss Leila Witherstine. OF Roeh-
ester. Mimi. Is expected later TO-DAY,
FOR a visit at the Nelson home.
The ice cream social given by the
G~athedral CLUB members. assisted by
eaf bsSras c iadis soo OF the parish, at the
well patronized. and a fine time was en-
in dancing.
Mrs. M. Ridley, of the A. O. q. w.
ohice' leaves today for Chico Hot
Spr1ngs; M9nt.' to spend a month or sin
sort; She will be Joined In about a
l~atter's mother. Mrs. Thompson.
The Gamma Neche sorority of the
Moorhead normal school, will antertain
his evening at the home of Miss Melis-
o1 1LyoH' NihIh street north, Fargo,
complimentary to one of their nurnbsr
Miss Marie Faulders, in honor of the
latter's approaching marriage.
Mrs. Melissa Clark, litter at deI,en-
drecie's for the past four years, mas
severed her connection with that Arm.
and leave tonight for her old home in
Toronto. She win so. by way of Duluth
and the Great Lakes, and after visiting
at Toronto for some time, will proeeed
to New York city. to visit at the nome
OF her daughter, Mrs. Lee Muckenfass.
formerly Miss Lenna Clark, indefinitelv
Mrs. Clark's any friends here viii
city. ~ AS
The suffrage meeting held last even
Fourteenth street south, was we'll at
tended, and very SUCCESSFUL, despite the
slight rain, which drove the crowd in
doors. tn rooms were Comfortably
hlled. The chief address of the even
ing was made by Mrs. r. K, Weible.
who not only talked on the Suffrage
work In general, but told OF her ex-
periences on numerous trims through
out h state. Mrs. w. m. Best smoke
OF the work at the Devils Lake schai,-
tauqua, ana n OF the lady guests, a
minneapolis woman, told OF the suf-
frage parade there, In which 1900 won
present also made informal talks. Mrs,
CARPENTER, at whose home the meeting
was held. n her sister, Mrs. Gage, are
daughters OF Matilda Joclyn Gage, pre-
stdent of the National Wcman's Suf-
frage association In 1876, and Mrs.
Weible Is a descendant Of Elizabeth
Cady stanton, which seemed an inter-