The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-03

Mrs. +. H. Wilder has returned boue
from q few days visit with friends al
Armenia, N D. d
Or. n Mrs; N. P. Nelson are enter.
raln ng az their guest this week, Miss
Rose Flyberg, of Halstead MINI. ~
Mrs Rodger Brown returned to her
nome in Detroit, Mimi, today, aftsI
lette. H"A'
Harold Perry, who Ia attendinp
northwestern university, Is snsndins
relatives. WILL
The Civic Center committee will meat
tomorrow afternoon at 3 O'clock at fhe
CIVIC Center; All members are urged
to be present. e
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Kaufman have
teturhed from a two months eastern
Trip. While away they spent several
city. "1'A relatives IN New York
n Alpha Young Peoples society Of
the First Lutheran church will hold
their regular meeting at the church
THIS evening. All members and friends
Mrs. r; j., Dunlap and daughter,
Elizabeth Wheeler Of the Kessiar
apartments have returned to their
home in st. Paul.
Miss Nellie Farnsworth who has beep
visiting her sister, Mrs. G. T.. Hubbe
me past few days returned to Valley
CITY this afternoon En- route she
oppeo az Gasselton Tor a few hours.
The woman's club will hold their
egula meeting at the Civic Center
this afternoon. South America will be
the subject of discussion and the fol-
lowing program will be given:
The M. and S. club were pIeasan+Iv
entertained yesterday afternoon at the
a1anne Of eo1 Mrs.. William Young, Fifth
spent with visiting and sewing. con-
Guiding with a two-course luncheon
erved by the hostess at 5 o'clock, Mrs.
Charles Williams, North Broadway will
on Thursday afternoon, April 16.
last night at the Presbyterian church.
has caused much favorable Comment
among those who witnessed the very
fine presentation Of those famous
one showed unusual genius in his part.
Mr.. Frances Stalley, al Mr.. Murdstone.
brought out clearly the supreme SELF
Interest Of that eccentric character.
ones sympathy was always with BETSY
Trotwood, ~splendidly portrayed by
Mrs. CoIwell as she defended the poor |
little David Copperheld. and Eleanor
AInidon; az DAVID & himself scored a dis
Murdstone was cieveriy handed mi by
Miss Lorraine Pollock and Hawyiser Pol.
lock as Mr.. Dick Interpreted his partl
made a charming :.Jant." The stage
setting n costuming in themselves
aroused interest and showed a careful |
study OF the times.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. b.. Avis OF James.
town, have returned home from theipf
two months trip to California. They
went by way of Santa Fe route and re-
turned by San francisco, Salt Lake.
City and over the Denver and Rio |
railroad. Most OF the time was
spent in Los Angeles, but they also
San Diego and renewed ,ac-
auaintances among the Jamestown and
North Dakota colony. all OF whom are
Mr.. Avis states that while
DAKOTA is good enough for him. and
as Tar as soil for farming and oppor-
~ IL = g : this state has California
thing about California;. says MI.
when you see one city, you see them
AL, one seaside resort liz iust Nkai
anofhers one old mission looks like l
all the rest, with the exception of per-
a8little different arrangement OIL
The grounds. The big stores OF the
titles are all the same. and they are
n Another thing yol will hear
q that every place LID looking for q
tremendous boom. Why, lin San Diego
hey. gtya you to understand that they Il