The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-02
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or valley CITY, are spending the week
In the city as tho guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chris Jensen Of MOO head. e..
Mrs. James Huyck of Minot. will ar
rive In the city this evening for an over
Sunday visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. p. Mulick of the Arlington
apartments.
The Alpha Young Peoples society of
the First Lutheran church will hold
their regular meeting at the church to-
friends are invited.
Miss Mariiyn Lewis, Of Spokane,
Wash. will arrive in the city Satur-
day evening 70 ra few days visit with
Mrs. John Mayer. Miss. Lewis is en-
route to Chicago to visit friends.
The Roosevelt Neighborhood club met
yesterday afternoon at the school,
Bolley was the speaker of the afte"-
noon, talking on the Sociology of
Dress.
Mrs. G. L. Hubbell. Oil Fifth avenue
south gave a prettily appointed lunch
con yesterday afternoon in compliment
of Valley City who is her guest. Covers
were placed for twelve guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Pomeroy Of
GAINESVILLE, Mimi, are the guests of
the fotmer,s Rarsnts ~ preside9t and d
and Mr.. Brophy which will AXE place
this evening.
Miss Norma L. Thronson of Clear
Lake, S. D., has been q guest Of Mrs.
T. D. Mcdonald the past week. Miss
Thomson sails for Europe May 1.
During the week Miss Thomson was
entertained at afternoon parties, din
ners, and theatre parties.
Mrs. J. A. AasEaard. was given d sur
prise by the faculty members Of Con-
cordia college last evening, the oc-
ca sion being her birthday anniversary.
The evening was spent with games and
music. concluding with a birthday sup
per served by the guests.
A number of Masons in tho city have
received invitations to. a grand Easter
ba1l to be given by the Valley city
April 10, The affair will be given in
the armory and Rupert's orchestra of
this city will furnish the music.
Mrs. william Bristol, Eighth street
south entertained a company of ladies
yesterday afternoon. in honor of her
mother, Mrs. e. c. Hansche. The affair
were twenty intimate friends of Mrs.
Hansche. Needlework and visiting was
the entertainment of the afternoon.
concluding with a birthday luncheon at
$50 o'clock. Mrs. Bristol was assist
ed by her guest. Mrs. Elmer BertelsCn
of C~rookstOn, MINI.
In compliment, to their retiring presi-
dent, Mrs. j. Anderson, who is leaving
the city soon, the Ladies' Aid society
of the. Christian church entertained
yesterday. The affair was in the ma
ture of an April Fools day party end
given at the home of Mrs. e. Saylor,
Tenth street north. Novel stunts sug-
gestive of the day were carried out
which afforded much amusement. AT S
o'clock a dainty two course luncheon
was served, with covers for thirty
guests.
The September division Of the First
Presbyterian church will give the fol-
lowing program and entertainment in
the church parlors this eevning.
Part 1.
Piano-Arabesque ........... Debussy
Miss Mabel Bowers.
ReadinE--A Bush Leaf Hero.......:..
Miss Gertrude Franklin
Song-Violets ........... De Hardelor
In the Dark in the Dew ..... Coombs
Miss Olive Braisher.
The House by the Side of the Road
Leo Horst.
Piano-Rondo Capricc1oso .MendelssohH
Miss Bowers,
Part Ii.
A two sketch scene from David Cop
Place-Betsy Trotwood's Home.
Characters:- 60
Betsy Trotwood. Mfrs. c. F. Colwell
A@S -~NS%
Janet, the Maid ...... Miss Ruth Gage
David Copperfeld Miss Eleanor Amidon
Mr.. Murdstone.........F Frances Stalley
Over 1000 women are interested in
the binnial convention Of the General
is to be held in Chicago from June 0
state in the union. North Dakota in
cIuded, will be there, and as Chicago
1 T. ,4--NJ 4~n4-I 49, r,i11
not be prohibitive.. The convention is
| to open Tuesday in the auditorium.
Mrs. J. F. Yawger, sos West End ave-
nue., has charge Of the train
be obtained from her. The Auditorium
theatre, seating 1000, has been select
ed for the general meetings, and the
second floor of the Auditorium hotel
will be used for credentials commit
tees, local bureau Of information,
committee. Mrs. Samuel B. Sheath is
ranged many fine features to date.
Wednesday evening convention Will
open formally with a program under
the direction. of the local biennial
come by Miss Jane Adams. Thurs
day morning the work of the conven-
ton will begin in earnest, with re-
ports of national officers. Thursday
noon Miss Helen v. Boswell will be
one of the. speakers. Friday will be
the first day given to a department,
and will be in charge of Mrs. O. Shep-
ard Bannum Of Alhambra, Gal. The
PROGRAM Is not complete as yet, but
besides the regular sessions there will
be automobile rides through Chicago's
park system, a visit to Hull house,
trips to the Fairgrounds, tea at vari-
Gus stopping places, and excursions to
shops and the Art institute. Many
women nave made inquiries as to the
kind of dress appropriate n COM
Portable for a Chicago convention IN
June, and aprIopos of this. Miss Ina
Clarke says in The American Club
Woman: Chicago never promises any
should have. both lightweight and
convention, delegates. and visiting
big reception in the Art institute on
the evening of Thursday, June II.
IEvening gowns may be appropriately
worn and yet a CUES in street cos
tunes will be just as heartily well
! coined. Club women are rated not by
dress, but by their appreciative under
standing of and cooperation with the
federation work in all its plans and
nurnoses." Mrs. Frederick Dow, state
PRESIDENT OF Illinois, will keep open
Ihouse at the Hotel La Sale the entire
ten DAYS. On Saturday, June Is, with
the assistance of past state presidents,
she will hold a reception from 2 until
4. The same day there will be a press
| luncheon followed by BRIEF speeches by
H. A. T~asaamnRsgsms