The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-29

! girls dance: the broken crown; death
cannot come, for I love thee.
The Yeomen entertained a large
number OF their friends at a dancing
party at the Columbus hall last even
and continued until a late hour. Re-
treshments were served during the ev-
ening. -. '''
The Woman's union of the First Con-
~gregat1onal church will hold a fancy
work and home cooking sale at the
o'clock. At. $3.50 o'clock a supper will
be served. A cordial invitation Is ex-
tended to the public to attend this sale
and supper.
The, choir of the Swedish Baptist
church will give a parcel social, Fri
day evening, May 1 at 8 o'clock. Each
lady is requested to bring a parcel con-
tanning lunch for two. The parcels are
to be sold to the men for fifty cents, A
short program will be rendered as fol-
Opening Song .......... CONGREGATION
Praise Ye the Father $500, The Choir
%7V931 9f}n aoT c. A. Wicklund
'O' Edwin Boerth. selected
A Tribute to the
~ Charles j. Carlson.
Mess Uad paken Bucket:..,Male Quartet
NheSsIs' D. 3. Forsberg, E. G., G, d,
and A. B. Hedlund.
Perry johnson. ''ls''eu
FroJden Elder / Herren" Choir
The Phosterian Literary society Of
the high school will give a program
IN the high school assembly room this
evening at 8 O'Clock. This program
wiz oe tree to all who wish to attend
and will be a very good one,
The program will be as follows:
oSIGGtlOl OVrL osk-a
Voice OF the Western Wind .,.,...
Girls Glee Club
0raton .;:......- Walter Stockwell
Essay on Constantinople
''..'.'-!% ..:.....IT Beverly Hancock
STat1on '"..'....- Horace Whitman
0S11cIloh Orchestra
This will make the fourth program
given by the Phosterians this year,
Ihey. VIII give another later in this
month, which will consist of a three
act comedy.
Rev. Thomas j. Graham, the new
pastor of the First Presbyterian church
VIII be Installed this evening at the
church at s o'clock. A number of pro
minent pastors of the state will assist
IN the service which Is as follows:
Voluntary: Spring Song ...... Hollins
DoXology
Invocation
Scripture
Anthem: God Is Our Refuge and
o,artet foote
Installation sermon-Fev Chag RYAN
Adams, D. D. Champaign, III.
Anthem: Blessed Are the Merciful
onartct' henry HileS
Order of Observation-Disclosures. w, H,
Hunter, D. D., Fargo. N. D.
Charge to Pastor-Rev. VIM. H.
Matthews, I. D., Grand Forks, N. D
Installation Hymn
Charge to the People-Rev. G. w.
Simon, d. D., Jamestown, N. d.
1nstallation Prayer-Rev. J. S. Boyd,
ID, D, Fargo N. D.
Benediction
Organ Postlude: Nuptial March,.
| Dubois
The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES concert to be
given by the Presbyterian choir May
s, in the Presbyterian church closes
song cycle, In a Persian Garden. The
words are taken from the Rubaiat of
Onar knayyam which sums up the pa
gan philosophy of the east. The Ru-
balat has aroused more interest and
discussion than almost any poem Of the
time n Is best known by some Of it's
much-quoted stanzas. A characteristic
one Is: "a book of verses underneath
bread and Thou, Beside me singing in
the W1lderness-ah, Wilderness were
paradise enow."' Another one is: The1
differences between occident and orient
are many but the chief one, after all,
is the difference in religious faith.
There are no Ten Commandments east
OF tSuez, avs Kipling's British soldier.
Hope, the christians heritage has no
place In the oriental religions, and the
3pagan hopelessness withers all the de-
lights of earth: Cruelty, greed, lust,
mans inhumanity to man, and mans
these make the orient a land in which
attraction and repuIsion are strangely
mingled to us. The tragedy of life
ancient civilization, and the beauty OF
natural scenery" And most of their
Iwierd, minor music seems a heart
breaking, appeal to the occidental world
their faith. II sent my soul through
| the Invisible some secret OF that after
life to spell n ~by-and-by my soul. res
turned to me and answered; ! myself
am Heav'n and HELL One of the quar-
tets to be sung from 1t begins:
Wake! For the sun, who. scattered into
The stars before him from the field ,of
Drives night along with them from
sheav'n and. strikes ,
The sultanfs turrtet with q shaft Of
The closing chorus enrbodies the un-
DERIVING thought of the whole poem.
Eat drink n be merry, for tomor-
row We DIE 3tr ~k
Come fill the cup. and In the Are Of
spring @
Your winter garment of repentance
L fling. y. S.4
The bird of time has but a little way,
~To2ffy-rar1d 10. the bird lis ON the wing
YetAthe poet feels the trarsftory ma
tlre OF these delights and expresses 1t
in the staliza.:
Alas, that spring should vanish with
the rose
THAT youth ! sweet-scented, manuscript
should closet
The nightingale that In the branches
sang S8f@ fasa@8
An, whence ana WHITTIER flown again,
who knows
ALI manner OF new coats. suits.t
dresses, wash dresses and skirts were
received the last few days to- fill the
big gap made by the heavy selling
the past week at Black's.--Adyt.