The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-11
visiting relatives and friends over the

visiting relatives and friends yer the
week end.
Helen Keller. who has all her life
enJoyed being entertained by the great
est of our actors. Will reverse the us
uat order Of such events and become
the entertainer on Saturday, April IS,
When she gives her first Fargo lecture
At me m; E. church. She likes things
theatrical as much as most people
perhaps she brings to the theatre a
keener appreciation of what Is being
said and done upon the stage than the
agierag &c theatregoer From her first
/ saw Elsie Leslie in The Prince and
the Pauper, up to her latest glimpse
or The Poor Little Rich Girl, Miss Kell-
er la taken the liveliest interest In
anybody Of moment who really does
something" as she expresses It from
behind the f%ootlights. Ellen Terry and
Henry Irving, Joseph Jefferson and
among her dearest remembrances. Il
love to go. to the theatre" said Miss
Keller. II enjoy having a play describ-
ed to me while 1t Is being acted on the
It seems as if / were really living in
the midst Of stirring events. I love to
touch the faces and costumes of the
great people of the stage and even try
and action that go with their lines. I
never forget the ripples Of alternating
10y and woe that run through a beau
tiful play
White Sulphur Springs, w. Va, April
l0.-President Wilson, with Mrs. Will
son n members Of their family, ar
rived here early today to spend Easter.
ineton Monday. At the hotel. Mr.. viii
son and his family were shown to their
apartments quietly and without .cere-
mony; On the same train with the
sity musical clubs, which will give a
concert here tonight. At the hotel
where the president is stopping. are
Mrs: John v. Gates, Mrs: John Jacob
Force. Horseback riding, driving and
golf are the principal diversions here
extended motoring being impossible on
account of the mountain roads.
. To consider the high cost of living
and to find ways and means whereby It
may be reduced will be the purpose of
a meeting of Minneapolis club women
West Side commercial club rooms, Lake
street n Nicollet avenue. The con-
ference will be open to all citizens who
are interested in better conditions of
living. Suggestions will be heard at
these conferences on any phase that
has presented itself Of late In adding
to the high cost. Mrs. A. A. Pollard is
chairman of the committee on
IleIilS anu ln6 SpehhSES, VINO Will Ldik
on cooperative movements as a plan of
reducing the high cost OF living, are to
be Mrs. William B. Hayes of the st.
Anthony Falls club, on The Co-opera-
tive Movement in Europe, and Mrs.
Mary l.. Bigelow of the Woman's de-
partment of Farm. State and Home
magazine, on The Cooperation Be
tween Town and Country. and Mrs. l..
will be Mines. A. E. Bates. Einar Brat
berg, H. T. Eyler, H. I. Horton, A. A.
Nelson. L. j. o'Grady and I. F. Rice.
J. H. Bathrick, Vice president of the
Creek, Mich, is the week end guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M; Bathriek.
Professor warneS. Harold Engerud.
Floyd Dickey and John Bathrick are
spending their Easter vacation at Lake
Melissa. -. =.
Miss Grace Leininger who is teach
ing at Forest River Is spending her
Easter vacation with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. D. NJ. Leininger.
Miss Virginia Hogan left this after
noon for Wadena. MINI. where she will
spend Easter Sunday as the guest of
friends.
school arrived in the city this morn
ing for a weeks vacation with her
parents, MI. and Mrs. e. s. Blake.
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Miss Mabel Eidsness Of Willlston, N.
D., arrived in the city this morning co
attend the graduate recital Of Miss Sig
frid Lier which will be an event of
April 1.-THE concert
will be given at the First Methodist
church and Miss Lier will be assisted
by Katheryn Sundfor-Targart, soprano.
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Mrs. George H. Brown Of Sixth street
south is spending Easter in the twin
cities with relatives and friends.
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Mrs. James Huyck will returneto her
home in Minot this evening after a
ten days visit with her parents, Mr..
n Mrs. T. P. Mulick Of the Arlington
apartments.
The King Heralds Of the First Me- |
thodist church held their regular meet
ing at the church parlors yesterday af-
There were about forty mem
bers present and Rev. Mr.. Rines was
the speaker of the afternoon. |
Prof. G. A.. Amidon Of the high |
school faculty of Litchf1eld, Mimi, will
be the Easter Sunday guest at the R.