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

make the selection. On the committee
are senators MARITIME, Overman. Sauls-
Dury' Colt and Townsend.
Miss Vera Bush has chosen wednes-
gay Jun ., as the date of her marriage
"a [1a nIy l.: Lush. The wedding will
parents, Mr.. n Mrs. H. H. Bush. of
9oo Tenth street south, at s o'clock.
rev. Or. Beard Of the First Congre-
e non church officiating, in the pres.
follow the wedding ceremony.
Grand Forks Herald: A mass meet
mig OF Presbyterian church Christian
Endeavor workers, preparatory to the
STATE convention, which Is to be held at
bismarck May 8, 9 and 10, will be held,
H tsn H: H. Rottmann, secretary for
me christian Endeavor societies. of the
northWest. will address the meeting.
Inc Grand Forks delegates to the state
SdtheIlng VIII leave here on the even
ing OF May Z n remain all night at
alS me next morning they will
accompany the Fargo delegates in a
SPECIAL car to Bismarck. Mr.. Rottman,
VINO Will play an important part in the
STATE gathering, is secretary for North
Dakota, Manitoba and Montana.
The Dakota Conservatory of music
ave a concert for Monday
evening, May IL, to be given at thu
Stone auditorium by the ca1ahhratn a.
H0elIner string quartet Of Brussels 81
all the musical rganizations now he
ore the American public none is bet
ter known than the Zoellners Thev
are becoming a national institutionN IN
thls country and Fargo is fortunate to
nave them. They have appeared in a.
a nt every large city in America and
Que to their brilliant repertoirn tbaiT
perfect ensemble playing and to the
CHARMING simplicity Of the members NJ
the famous quartet.
The Cass County Nurses association
held their annua meeting vesterJSv
1WItern0on IN the parlors of the Young
the business meeting. a social session
was heId. Miss Anna Simonitsch was
elected president Of the tion
ME- u Bondahl. vice president, Miss
Stanford, treasurer, Miss Carrie Nohhin
chairman OF the entertainment com
mlttee' Miss Lydia Clark. chairman
" ana means committee, Miss Mabel
Miss Molly Matthewson Chairman of
c~redentlals. Mrs. A. Boleyn gave a
talk on the bill for the state i%Seeisla-
lure AFTER the election of officers.
Professor ~Grosvenor, head of the de-
garment or international law at Am
HSLst Gollege, Amherst, Mass, will de.
IlVer the annual university commence.
ment address this yea He is president
OF the national Organization Of tie Phi
6eta Kappa honorary fraternity. and
~ help install the new chapter at the
state university. The committee in
charge Of plans for ia
busy arranging the program. The bac-
caIaureate speaker has not been se1sct-
Su' Inc model high commencement will
oe held on Friday, June ~, and the
university exercises will be held the
1olIoWlng Wednesday morning. Several
jumpers on the program will be given
monaay and Tuesday. Saturday, June
ton of the PHI Beta Kappa.
Friends in the city have received in
Nltallons to the marriage of Miss Mar
garet Sewall, daughter of Mr., and
mrs. William Dunning Sewall Of Bath
Maine to Fred Martin Hector of this
sly Inc ceremony will take place at
2S, and will be followed by a reception
az York hall at 9 o'clock. Martin Hec-
tor Of this city, father of Mr.. Hector
WlII ne among the guests present at
his bride will sail the following day
TOT Europe where they will enfov a
three months honeymoon trip travel
ing on the continent. Miss Sewall is a
the granddaughter of Harvey Sewau
VINO was a candidate for the vice pre-
sidency Of the United States, the same |
year as William Jennings Bryan.
Mothers day is Sunday, May 10.
mothers are more important to the
country than the soldier, the literary
the man of science."-Ex-Pres-
,qent roosevelt. The general object of
day is a simultaneous OBJ
SerVance throughout the world Of the
owe n gratitude, men, women and
chl!dren and nation owe to their good
nothers. Are you with us in celebrat-
ing this International honor day for all |
Ireeds, classes, races and countries?
me Special Object of Mothers day is
% honor and uplift motherhood, and to
give happiness to the best mother who
aver lived"-your mother. Live this
lay as your mother would have you
I've 1t; and make it a day Of pleasure
% her through your loving thought,
asst, glft or letter; or, by having her
your guest of honor. If she is not
wing perhaps you can place on her
sIave the white flowers of love and
ioellty, not as a morbid sentiment, but
n glad recognition that she was. to
,ou, the best mother who ever lived"
n her memory, remember the sick or
Unfortunate in hospital, home or prison,
'r some one else with whom a little
.ooy goes a long way. 1t may set the
tingling in the veins of those you
mink you have none. The memory
lower" affords many opportunities for
message Of sympathy, brotherhood or
The observance Of Mother's
lay. appeals to all social, fraternaI,
'iVil, military and religious organiza-
ions alike; to him who has missed
lies crowning JOY, the tender minis
han to the n who has derived the
dement's of a noble character from the
care bestowed in childhood"