The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-23

ION tomorrow, Friday, May 1, at the
non1e or Mrs. Charles Shaver, Ninth
avenue south. N
The March division of the T,adias, Ala
soclety of the First resbvteria n
bbnurch Will hold a Koffee Klatch at the
EEGTnnne or Mrs. L. c.. Davenport, liz
noon. Apr Jirs Sc s9uth' on Friday after
1telock and all ladies of the congrega-
ION ana their friends are cordially IN
Vited to attend, ~
TIL First division of the womsn,s
union of the First Congregationa1i
enuIch neld an all day meeting YES
oer9ay at the home of Mrs. r. A. Beard,
- sdS Ihlrd avenue south. There was
spent In preparing work for the fancw
work sale to be held next weak On
thursday, April 80, the division will
s aoLa an apron sale and home cooking
evening, Mrs. Boards Sunday schnoI
CLASS Wall serve a supper to the public,
In compliment to Mrs. Leon Conxoon
pretty luncheon yesterday afternoon at
me nome Of Mrs. Arthur Sharp. on
Ihlrteenth street north. The appojnt-
Mlents N yellow and green were artis-
v v,gatiy arranged and carried out with
setioW 9onquils and maiden hair ferns
ana smilax. Covers were placed for
SiNteen. MIR. and Mrs. Congdon will
leave Tor their home at Topeka, Kan.
e. Inc near future. An out-of-town
guest was Mrs. John Smith. Of IJrbana
IL. who Is the guest of her SON. Pro.
lessor Smith. "oh' 'fu
The serious illness of yincant Astor
MAKES the plans rather uncertain For
ms marriage to Miss Helen Dinsmore
Sl~uhtinston which was set for Thurs.
n : Aprii 80. although there has been
iiu IOTO0AI O11nnnf n ~ 1n
fh ostpohemen to an indefinite date Of
me wedding. AS 1t Is believed that Mr.
Astor has passed the crisis, much will
aspend on the speediness of his rscov-
cry Wlthln the next, fortnight. IL it
aces take place on the date fixed. il
WIN no doubt be a very small and
auiet wedding, probably at the home of
ene prlde,s parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
=, where Mr.. Astor is now, and not at
81, Margarets church, as at first an.
nounced. ~
Helen Keller, who is perhaps the
most talked Of woman in America to-
Gay, m to the Methodist church on
saturday evening to give her lecture en-
litied The Heart n the Hand, or The
Right Use Of Our Senses. After one Of
ner lectures some one asked Miss KeIl-
er IL she could tell whether her aud
renee Were large or not, n in her
answer showed what a remarkable use
she makes OF her own senses. Eyes IL
was a large audience she said. ~
can tell by the vibrations of many feet
IN motion, and then the air is dense
warm when there are many people
IN are the rG0mr Can /, you tell 4 people
Yes" she replied, rby the vibration Of
the air" Her listeners wanted to ap-
plaud. but were interrupted by another
question. Can you tell If your ana.
fence is interested?" ooh yes, thew al
ways are" And one wonders how anv-
one could help but be Interested by this
genius, a genius all the more s~tronaIy
after n has listened to the story Of
her life as told in the lecture.
Grand Forks Herald: Twelve mem
bers of the faculty at the state uniyer.
SHY VIII attend the sixth annual meet
science, which Is scheduled to be held
at h Agricultural college at Fargo
saturday. The sessions will be held in
poth the morning and afternoon and siy
or the university men will appear on
the. program. DR.. A.. G.. Leonard IL
scheduled to give a talk on Some AS
poets Of Calculation in Western North
sneak on The Balfour Esker. and Prof.
ID. r.. Chandler will talk on The I'm
U Distribution OF Flow last White
In the Red River tributaries. The Bio
logical Station at Devils Lake will be
the subject OF an address by DIR. r. n.
young, while DIR. CT. A. Abbott will
speak on The Radioactivity of North
Dakota Soils and Waters, and Dr. al.
i'll. Taylor will talk on Recent Progress
in Radio-Comfnunication. The other
members of the university faculty who
will attend the gathering are Dean H.
B.. French, DIR. G. r.. King, DIR. f.
A. Anderson, E. "A. Daniels. b. H.