The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-03-23

old Hubble: Miss Florence Turner. &C.
companist.
Mrs. William M. Ball is entertaining
a. rev friends at cards this afternoon
at her home on Fourth avenue south:
The New Era club will meet this
evening at the home Of Mrs. A. c.
Lacy 1014 Seventh street south. All
members are requested to be present.
Mrs. Alice Nelson Page OF Grand
Forks is the guest Of Mrs. E. M. OAR
row To-Day. Mrs. Page was a guest at
the Votes for Women league luncheon
at he Civic center this afternoon.
The Home Economics section of the
Fine Arts club. will meet tomorrow
ter. All members are urged to be pre-
sent. Mrs. w. H. Allen will give a
report of the ,Housekeepers' league and
Professor Ladd will give a talk on the
member Is requested to hand in, at the
meeting tomorrow, a written suggs
tive for the club work OF the coming
year. "..
Numerous interesting entertainments
for pleasure as well as for instruction.
delegates to the biennial convention Of
the General Federation Of Women's
clubs, to be held in Chicago next June.
There will be a sociological pilgrimage,
"441 b0 SO41oUSIS0 ny NlIS.f w HIS
Nance, chairman of the excursion COM
mittee, and will include trips to Hull
house, .Gadshill, settlement, and the
Fellowship house, where entertainment
tomobile trips viii include visits to the
art institute n shops where exhibits
OF arts and crafts will be on display.
The slogan of the committee in charge
everything possible will be arranged
for the benefit Of the visitors. Tea
will be served at various stopping
places on Thine trips. Plans are being
time to shop while in Chicago without
interfering with the meetings which
they wish to attend. Saturday even
Ing, June 1$, has been set aside for
ners or other entertainment, and a
number Of functions are already plan
ned for that evening. Many prominent
North Dakota women plan N attend
ing this convention.
A suffrage parade will probably take
place in Minneapolis as part of a ma
2. st. Paul, Duluth, and smaller towns
over Minnesota will be asked to send
marching companies. Gov. A, 0. Eber-
hart will, If present proposals are car
day, and merchants to close their stores
half the day at least. Buildings and
streets will be decorated in yellow.
Lne REORGANIZATION as planneQ Will De
tracted wide attention. Only fear OF
two kinds on he part Of Minneapolis
prevent the success of
plans adopted yesterday at a joint
meeting of the Political Equality club
and the Equal Suffrage association in
the new. rooms Of the latter organize
ton in the Essex building, Nicollet av-
enue n Tenth street, Minneapolis.
One faction owned to a feminine timid-
ity that made. it doubtful, they said, IL
they could muster courage to march In
a public parade. The other was afraid
only that, for lack of numbers or the
spectacular side to make 1t a mighty
demonstration, the undertaking might
to be desired. Mrs. Crystal Eastman
Benedict Of New York, who is in Far
go today representing the Congress-
ional union for Woman suffrage, spent
Saturday in Minneapolis and supplied
the enthusiasm that brought favorable
dict was delighted with the vote. She
beaIned upon the women as she told
them OF what a big thing their action
would be for the nationwide demon
stratton. She seemed ready to step
right out and march then. Her heavy,
dat-heeied. high.top tan boots and
wine-colored corduroy skirt a%ceentua+-
ed the idea. An oriental waist with
Japanese sleeves, all cut from a single
piece OF silk and caught at the waist
line with q Balkan band OF silver rope.
completed. her costume. "It will be
such q help to the nation wide demon
stration May q she said. Ten states
with 1000 900 women voters give us
actual power in Washington, and we
are working to exercise Ii. The fedSr-
al legislation must come ais the suff-
raige bill has been reintroduced."