The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-06-05

EVA LuSDy, June II. Mr.. DotSOn Will
accompany Mrs. Dotson and the child
rem as far as Minneapolis, returning to
Fargo Monday morning.
the North Dakota Suffrage association
and Dr.. Max Bait. went to Bismarck
yesterday, where they will give suff-
rage talks today. They have planned
tana line and will give lectures In Ger
man. French and English. They took
a large humble of stereopticon views
and slides with them.
A Modern Cinderella, the senior class
play of the Fargo high school will be
given at the Grand theatre this even
ing. The play will be well worth see-
Fargo and Moorhead. The cast has
been coached by Miss Hinsius, a mem
Der of the high school faculty and
George v. Halliday of the Grand stock
company. Special scenery has been
made for the staging Of A Modern
Cinderella and the costumes will con-
SYST of beautiful court gowns. The
cast consists of eleven members of the
class with the exception Of the second
act when twenty-five members will
take part. The seat sale has been
heavy and a large house is anticipat-
ed.
The Masonic temple was the scene Of
a bflIllant social function last evening
When the members of the Masonic or
ders gave a banquet and dance in com
pllment to the ladies. The banquet was
served at 6 o'clock and covers were
placed Tor nearly fifteen hundred peo-
| PIE. Inc decorations were the en-
p!ems OF the rider. Two talks were
given, H. c. Plumley giving the ad-
dress of welcome followed by a short
AK by KeV; mr.. Sapp. At $3.50 o'clock
les was given, the Ell Zagal band head
eu oy MAJOR Grafton were the first to
enter the auditorium followed by the
~ a9I OF the othcial divan of the Ell
hnlght Templars came next followed
py the Ell Zagal Arab patrol. The ma
nToI tnen gave an exhibition of their
t1nued until after midnight.
A very pleasant affair occurred at
ne res1dence of Supt. E. H. Stickney
or 41O Ninth avenue north on Wednas,
gay evening, June 3, when Rev. John s
aooo. pastor of the Congregational
Mumby IN of M Mnnoct and Miss zillah B.
marriage. The happy couple received
the Warmest congratulations. Mr..
tSS was pastor for several years of
5urin church at Moorhead
curing which time their present fine
mouse or worship was erected. For
aurlng nearly five years he has been in
genera e missionary work with his
strneaa S4[ + az Heoron. May 1 he re-
ate OF the church at Minot. Miss Mum
oy was q trained nurse by profession
inc IS a lady of the highest worth and
friends. After spending a few DAYS at
the lakes they will be at home at Minot
after June 10. Mr.. Rood is favorahiv
anGwn by a wide circle of friends not
only In this vicinity but throughout
the state and all join in extending theIr
pest wishes and warmest congratuia-
tlons to him n his most estimabIe
wife.
n annual recital of the Moorhead
norman school will be given at the
auditorium this evening and will Ia at
tended by a large number of Moorhead
ana Fargo friends interested in the
normal. Miss Maude Hayes will direct
the play which will be presented and
Harold ]. Powers the of music
which will be rendered. The play for
the program is as follows:
Maude Hayes-Director of the depart
ment Of reading and expression.
Disraeli.
A play in four acts by Louis Napo-
leon Parker. The characters in the
The Duke of Glastonbury.
The Duchess of Glastonbury.
Clarissa, Lady Pevensey.
Charles, Viscount Deeford. yEs
Adolphus. Viscount Cudworth.
Lady Cudworth.
Lord Brooke of Brookehill.
Lady Brooke.
The Rt. Hon. Benjamin DisraeIi.
Lady B~eaconsfield.
Mrs. Noel TraVers.
Sir Michael Probert. Bart,
Mr.. Hugh Meyers.
Mr.. Lumley Foljambe.
Mr.. Tearle, D~israeli's Secretary.
Butler at Glastonbury Towers.
Footman at Glastonbury Towers.
Bascot, Disraelis Butler.
Potter. Diraelts Gardener.
Flooks, a Rural Postman.
Diplomats, English and Foreign Naval
and Military Officers, Lords and Lad
les, Ltveried Servants, etc.
Act L.
Scene--At Glastonbury Towers.
The Octagonal Morning Room.
Act. 2.
Scene-In Downing Street.
Disraelfs Private Room.
Act 3.
| Scene-At H~ughenden.
Disraeli's Study.
Act 4.
Scene-In Downing Street.
The Hall of Reception.
Hand painted china--orders, lessons
and firing. Edith Fowler Slocum. 1884
Eleventh street north. Phone 2422-J.--
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