The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-02-18

many friends in the two cities will hope
Tor a speedy recovery.
The Y. w. c. A. girls gave a. sleigh
J. q last evening in ono of Miss
CARA Krager, who Ieaves-soon for her
nome in Chicago.
The Ladies' Aid society Of st. Paurs
lutheran church, met this afternoon at
the home Mrs. Q. Mus, 615 Third ave.
nue. south, Moorhead.
Mrs. M. A. Schall n daughter
Frances OF LitchVille, n. D, who have
been visiting relatives in the city for
several days have returned home.
Before the regular choir practice, the
cho1r members Of the First Methodist
church Will enjoy a 6 o'clock dinner IN
the church dining rooms Friday even
ing.
The Woman's Catholic Order of Foe
esters will meet tomorrow afternoon at
sent.
The ladies of st. Marks English Lu-
tneran church will serve another bens-
Mt birthday suppe in the church par
Tors on Thursday evening, Feb. 1s.
from S;SQ to g.. No special charges will
ed for the benefit fund. The following
VIII act as hostesses: Mesdames. l.
Howard, j. H. Freeman, c. E. Everett,
- IL" JonLSOH ana Title SunQ6. In
the receiving line will be Rev. w. S.
ulrich, j. H. freeman, L. NJ. Ellefson,
Axel Larson and Harold Bergh.
The Music section of the Fine Arts
! will meet tomorrow at 10 O'clock
at the Civic center, and every member
OF the club as well as the section Ia
urged to attend. A special program
has been arranged which Is as follows:
Paper-lndian Music. ...... Mrs, Bunc>.
CChnana lay Tribal
1alumet song Tribal
Warrlors Song Tribal
Omaha Love Song. .Tripal
Mrs. WheelOck.
Zuri Blanket Song. .Troyer
Sunrise-Echo Song. .Troyer
Invocation to Sun God. ........ .Troyer
Mrs. Askegaard.
coming or Montezuma ........ .Troyer
-. Mrs. Wheelock.
MISS Lillian Wright, Miss Clara Pollock
accompanies.
Special interest is taken in this pro-
gram as this Is the first time the grouu
or Huri songs and the Coming of Monte
yuma nave ever been rendered in Far
go,
A splendid booth has been fitted out
at the mid-winter fair by the ladies In
and Mrs. NJ. n. Hollis, both of Fargo,
as a Woman suffrage booth. Large
cards are in evidence, upon which some
or the issues OF the suffrage movement
oAS PLAltS0S "AIL6 LSEaLuT IS DSln2
distributed to everyone who visits the
booth. These pamphlets give the rea-
sons why women should vote, namely,
the Sweat Shops, Adulterated and Inn
pure Food, U~nsanitary Tenements, De-
moralizing Living Conditions, The
White Slave Traffic, Working Condt-
tons of 10000 600 Women, 2,000.0 600 lit
tie Children at Work. They declare
that II women must obey the laws Just
as men do, they should vote equally
with men. Mrs. Clara barrow Of Far
go, the state president. and Mrs; Ernest
singers, are in Minot and will conduct
a meeting for all women on Friday
afternoon, which will be in the form OF
q rally; Mrs. barrow will speak and
lures have already been received at the
suffrage booth. Of people who are in
favor of the movement In this city.
Yesterday afternoon at Crookston,
occurred a wedding OF interest to
friends in North Dakota, when Miss
Lillian McCleary, daughter of MT. and
Mrs. w. A. McCleary OF Fisher, Mimi,
became the bride OF John Cole Ham
mond Of Grand Forks. The marriage
was solemniZed at 3 o'clock at the Me-
thodist parsonage n Rev. Us. Vii
Lars. performed the ceremony. Mr.. n
Mrs. Kenneth O.. Way of Grand Forks,
We're the only attendants. The bridal
crookston and the wedding supper was
served at the home OF Mr. n Mrs.
Way, in the Stafford block, and DeMers
avenue. The bride rs q charming and
accomplished young woman and the
b~EidegG,ooln is ths son Ct Mr.. and Mrs.
rnerlY OF Fargo, n. ID. Mr.. IIararno1d liz
al former university student, having at
tended tho law school. He is Al member
Of the Alpha kappa 1eta fraternity aud