The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-15

Margaret Wardahl. Hilda Anderson,
Mabel DeWoody, Jennie McBain. while
other members of the group win as
sist.
Mrs. Harvey Dwight of Valley City.
n. D.. was the guest of Mrs. John Burr
of Fifth avenue south. yesterday en-
route to Larimore to visit friends.
Mrs. A. Conant entertained the MEM
bers Of the Eskimo club at her home
on Second south last evening.
AS this was the last meeting Of the
and the losing; six will banquet the
winning six. The banquet will be CIV
en- within the next fortnight and will
close the social season for the club.
The young ladies of St. Cecilia's
guild of G~ethsemane cathedral were
hostesses yesterday to all the ladies OF
the parish at the deanery from the
! hours of 3 to 6 o'clock. The Home eco
I Monies lecture for the benefit of the
noon. The lecture will be given at
Ceres hall by Miss Jensen and the sub
1ect will be Bread and Fancy Rolls.
The annual meeting and banquet of
the New England society will be held
tomorrow afternoon and evening at the
| Civic center. All wives and daughters
of New Englander are urged to at
tend the program in the afternoon. re-
naming for the banquet and evening
program. The ladies are requested to
DTllE LnClI "OIh d L aspV G1OCh dAlo q
| pleasant afternoon has been planned
| by Mrs. E. H.. Stickney who is n
| charge Of the afternoons program. The
program for the afternoon is as fol-
lows:
IL Trovare-(Fantasia) ..Verdi-Alberti
Two Pianos-Mrs. w. J. Clapp and
Miss Fanny Clapp.
Vocal (a)--The Swan ...:...'.. Craig
OBJ / Know a Lovely Flower....
Miss Frances Tillotson.
A Little Playa Cheerful Companion
Misses Ethel aI6s and Myrtle
Miss Mary Driscou.
Miss Florence Turner furnished the
accompaniment for two duets by Mrs.
II. f.. wheelock and Miss Katherine
Wheelogk. The Ansel, by R% srds elm
Dearest. An Easter message was read
from Mrs. Pattie Brown, an absent
number. Mrs: R: NJ: Pollock and 9th,
concert to be given by the choir, in
costume, May S. Notice vas given OF
the first meeting of the re-organized
missionary society which Will be at 3
o'clock, April 81 in the church p@arlors'
Mrs. Milton Lawrence will give a pap
er on Mexico, the Country and People:
his will be illustrated with eighty
stereopticon slides by Mrs. G. J.. Allen,
who will also talk upon Mexico Reli-
gion, ancient and modern. The execu-
tive committee will serve as hostesses,
will outline the years work and will
distribute the new programs. Mrs.
George Clark, presbyterial president,
announced the presbyterial meeting, al
so on April 81, the routine business oc-
cupying the forenoon, and the platform
meeting the evening, DR.. Guild speak
ing. BY Mrs. Clark's request the
meeting Of the local society is
eral delegates from other towns
o~A n~~notn7 for tho nrnHhDf nria
The April division served refreshments
under charge OF Mines. C. s. Dawson,
r. P. Freeman. M. l.. Feckler, c. o
Follett, T. L. Foulks, p. W. satory,
N. J. Faus. F. c. Duncan, G.. A. Fras-
er, G. A. Engbretson and C. R. Stone
About 10 were present. The Presby-
terrain Ladies' Aid society had it's reg
ular meeting yesterday in the church
parlors. The rooms were decorated
with palms, Easter lilies. carnations
md spirea. Indifference to the guess
D Of honor Mrs. Thomas J. Graham, wife
OF the new pastor. whom the womer
+ tine business was omitted. Mines. c
, s. Dawson, r. P. Freeman, NJ. L. Feck
q Ter and C. Q. Follett acted as reception
: committee and assisted Mrs. Georg'
Sweetland and other officers of the SO
. ciety in the pleasant task Of. introduc
. ing Mrs. Graham to the women. !
brief program was given. Miss Carri'
j Plath furnished a piano solo: Mrs. G
L. Nelson read A Little Child Shall Lea
G Them. Mrs. H. H. Wheelock sang TIL
p Pine Tree, by Mary Turner Salter, AM
g Disappointed by Helen Hood, Mis-
i katherine Wheelock accompanying.