The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1914-04-28


morrow Mrs. Rusk will spend at San"
| born, returning to Fargo Thursday
The Misses Eva and Elizabeth ches-
| ley will leave this week for San Diego,
| Cal, where they will spend the summer
/ with their father and sister. -r,
! The Roosevelt Neighborhood club
/ will meet tomorrow at the school
house at 4 o'clock A large attendance
| Is desired.
| Mrs. A. G. Bierman of the Colonial
| apartments will entertain a company OF
| friends at her home tomorrow dLter-
noon Needlework will be the diver
| sion Of the afternoon.
! Mrs. Richard S. Tyler gave dinner
| at the Gardner hotel last evening with
| covers placed for eight guests. After
| the dinner, bridge was played in Mra
| Tyler's apartments.
The Yeomen will give another one of |
ing at the Knights of Columbus hall.
The affair Is greatly anticipated by |
those who received invitations.
Mrs. Walter Phillips of Arthur, N. D.,
has returned to her home after few
/ Phillips came to attend the Helen kel- |
ler lecture Of Saturday evening.
Mrs. N. p. osgood of Eighth street
/ south returned home today from a |
weeks visit with friends in the twin
cities. Enroute home Mrs. Osgood
spent a day with friends at Brainerd,
Mimi
Friends in the city have received
word from Mr.. and Mrs. I. P. Clapp
who have been spending the winter in
California that they have left 1,. San
n the last Of the week.
| Mrs. D. Evander Of Maddox, N. D.,
II has been the guest of Mrs. H. G..
| CliZbe and Miss Claire Clizbe Of the
Mount Vernon apartments the past cou-
| pie of days. Mrs. Evander is enroute to
| Diamond, S. D., to visit her father.
Miss CONS tadius, society editor of
| ed to Minneapolis by the illness of her
| mother and during her absence Miss
| Tyler will act as society editor. Miss
| Nell Bishop took her place last week,
until Miss Tyler's arrival yesterday.
H In honor Of Miss Olga Remsdahl of
Calumet, Mich, visitor in the city and
| a June bride, the Misses Anna and
| Clara Solen gave a shower last even
entertainment of the evening. Miss
Remsdahl will leave for her home
| Thursday.
H. The Longfellow Neighborhood club
will meet this evening at the school
| house and a large attendance is desir--
| | ed. A new piano has been purchased
for the school and q musical program
| will be given, Mrs. H. l.. Bolley will
| give paper talk on the Psychology Of
Dress which will be followed by d So
/ cial session.
II Mrs J. Dennison of Jamestown, N.
\ D.. arrived in the city yesterday called
II by the illness of her daughter, Miss
II Mary Dennison, teacher in the Moor
# head schools. Miss Dennison Is i'll at
II ST. Johns hospital and it has been
necessary for her to, give up her work
n for the remainder of the school year.
II AS soon as she is able to travel, she
will accompany her mother home.
II At the regular monthly business
meeting of the Philathea class of the
First Baptist church picnic supper
II was served Monday evening. A contest
for membership and attendance which
has lasted for three months closed Sum
II day. The defeate side delightfully."- en-
tertained the winners and very pleas
ant evening was enjoyed, A brief busi-
| ness session followed when plans for
II the summer were discussed and a uni
II que contest was arranged for the sum-
III mer months.
II Not long ago Secretary Lane of the
interior department. named one of the
most beautiful lakes in the Glacier Ma
tional park, in Montana, Lake Ellen
Wilson. after the wife Of the president.
AS a result d movement has been start
ed to honor distinguished American Wo-
- men by giving their names to the beau
ty spots within the boundaries of the
great government parks. Mrs. Thomas
j. Walsh, wife of the Montana senator
Is active in the campaign, and if the
present plans are carried out the move
ment will be taken up by the leading
Women's clubs of the country, Ir
Glacier park alone there are several
hundred of these beautiful mountain.
locked lakes fed by glacier water. The,
are of great beauty and of every shade
of blue and green. Only a few have
names at present and Mrs. Walsh
American women.
u fba
TO made that the New York Coburn play
in ers would visit Fargo on the 3rd anC
4th of June, much interest has beer
er of their visit will be an exhibition o.
y, the Morris dances. One Is likely frs
of to ask, what is a Morris dance, and 1t /:
not an unnecessary question either, fol
II only recently in this country have WI
% heard of the Morris dances They are
oY however, very ancient folk dances O
"A England, supposed to have beel
Is he returned from Spain, during the tim
ay of Edward the third. 1t is possibl
of that the dance may have originate,
from the Moof as the name Morris
of the most interesting development
rs of these. first years of the twentieth
on century is the popular revival OF classi
in, and folk dances. The delight Of tn
e. school children and later of the co1leg
students in the revival of medieval ope
AL air amusements and the benefit o
~. | cAtEClSS can scarcely De GS
re | timated. Because of this interest l.
he the schools and colleges, Mr.. Cobur
thought it an added interest to tn
work of the Coburn players to presen
he these dances just as they were give
a by the lads and lassies on the villag
ng green during Shakespeare's time.
The ninth district of the Minnesot
W Federation of Women's clubs will llol
- it's annual meeting Thursday and Fri
day, April 80, and May /, at Crooks
he ton, Mrs, William Russell of Moorheac
Is district vice president, presiding. Th
he meeting will be called at 10 a. m
A Thursday. The opening session will in
ed clude reports of officers and club!
he greeting and responses. The speaker
rs: at the meeting will include Mrs. L.. A
Hamlin Of st. Paul, who will speak 0
The Woman Citizen; Miss Clara Bald
ns win of st. Paul, on The Library Com
oy mission and Its Work; Mrs, C. T.. Al
eg wood of st. Cloud, federation presiden
ot on Woman's Opportunity; Miss Jose
phine Schain of Minneapolis on Wome
- and the Law; Miss Movness Of Ada o
slu Rural Education; Mrs. T. 1. Lewis c
Moorhead on outdoor Recreation; Rev
or erend Mr.. Albert Of Crookston on Child
rens Reading. A round table on Ell
genics and Public Health, conducted
rio Mrs. p. L.. Rutlson and Mrs. v.
- McGregor of Crookston will be fes
ture OF the Friday program. The stat
art art society exhibit will be in Crooksto
at the. time. of the meeting, and will
en- visited by the delegates Maurice Flag
ltz Will make an address The delegate
ey and visitors will be entertained by tn
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