The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-03-31

FOOLS day party at the home of Mrs.
e. d. Sayler. 1916 Tenth street north
Miss Mae Ruthruss Of Mayville is
spending h Easter vacation in the
city as the guest Of Mrs. Russell Free
man.
DR.. and Mrs. F. O. Gronvold, $40
Broadway, gave a s o'clock dinner last
evening at their home, with covers
placed for ten guests. Pink and white
was used in the table decorations.
The Delphian society was entertain
ed last evening, at Sthe home of Mrs.
Josiah Poplar and the subject was The
History of Music. Miss Katherine
Wheeler presided at the meeting.
Mr.. n Mrs. H. w. Gearey, 301
Tenth street south have returned home
from a delightful three month west
ern trip. The greater share of the
time was spent in southern California.
The Roosevelt Neighborhood club
will meet tomorrow afternoon at the
ance is desired. Mrs. H. l.. Bolley
will be the speaker of the afternoon
and her subject will be the Sociology
of Dress.
Miss Clara Pollock, 319 Ninth street
south gave a small luncheon this after
noon, complimentary to a. April bride,
Miss Lubelle Wilson. Covers were
placed for six guests, and the appoint
ments were in yellow and white.
Needlework was the diversion Of the
afternoon.
The St. Cecilia guild will entertain
the Woman's guild of Gethsemane ca
thedral at the deanery IN Tuesday
to 6 o'clock. The guild held a bust
ness meeting this afternoon to discuss
plans for the decoration of the church
on Easter Sunday. -..s
Mrs. Harriet Magill Orchard who was
formerly a resident of Fargo, was wad-
ded recently to Hal K. Miller of Los
Angeles. Cal, and they will reside in
that city. Mr.. Miller at one time lived
in Fargo and both parties have many
friends in North Dakota who extend
warm congratulations.
The Fortnightly club held their reg
ular meeting at the Civic center with a
large attendance. The club Is making
this year and at the meeting yesterday,
Mrs. A. d. Weeks read a pape on
The President and Mrs. r. E. Weigle a
paper on the Smithsonian Institute. )
In compliment to Miss Dorrie La
Valley, bride-elect, the Witches of the
Comstock hall last EVENING" The mem
bers Of the sorority acted as hostesses
and the guests included Intimate
friends of the honored guest. The
evening was spent in making silver
gases which were presented to Miss
I.aValley at the close Of the evening.
A chating dish lunch was served after
the needlework hour, !
The Writer'S club of Fargo college
held their annual initiation ceremonies
at the college last evening. Six new
members, Julia Budlong, Florence
Donald Hall and Bliss Pitcher were
taken into the order, as writer's of UNI
usual ability. After the Initiation
ceremony, the new members served re-
freshments. Biz ~, /
Miss Margaret Hodge and Miss Doro.
thy Pethick, two militant disciples of
Mrs. Pankhurst but nov members OF
don. arrived In New York yesterday
from England!s Miss Pethick, who is: 4
sister of Mrs. Hethick-Lawrence, said
that they would be in New York until
in Australia and then go to Chicago
and Toronto. Miss Hodge said that
she had been out to South Africa and
that women would get the vote there
next year She had lived twelve years
in Australia, she added.
The members Of the Mothers club at
Devils Lake signed a petition at their
Sen. Robert M. LaFollette to appear In
Devils Lake In behalf of wornan stuff
rage. Senator LaFollette will be In
North Dakota about May 2 when Dew
city and town in the United States
will have a suffrage demonstrators
The. mothers also went on record as
favoring national censorship or songs
paper viii be forwarded to the Wo.
mans World. which has started o SONG
censorship agitation and Is collecting
petitions from the women in every pari