The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-06-10

S. Herrig and Mrs. ". E. Hoover acted
as hostesses, and served a delicious
| lunch.
All plans have been completed for
the annual junior-senior banquet
which will be held at the Commons
building at the state university at 1850
o'clock this evening. An excellent
t2ast program has been prepared, with
Howard Huston as toastmaster. and
several other fine speakers will appear
on the program. Miss Alma johnson
the seniors on behalf of the junior
class. The response will be made by
Mack Traynor, president of the senior
CLASS: Cecil Mckay will give a toast,
To the Juniors. Dean JosepR Kennedy
of the school of education will repre-
sent the faculty. Miss Anne Poupore
will deliver the farewell address for
the senior class.
The first of a series of commence
ment affairs of Fargo college will be
the annual recital of the Conservatory
OF music. The recital will be given
Thursday evening, June IL, at the First
presbyterian church to which the pub
Tic is cordially invited. The is
as follows: -
IN A.......... Chopin
Viola Larson.
Flano-Sonat Pathetique . Beethoven
Della Dahl Allegro
voice-Lo It's the Hour ,..,., Logan
krishna's Lament .........., LOGAN
Elano--Minuet .............. seeboeck
- Katherine MedeIman macDo"ell
Hoice-At Dawning ........., Cadnan
Roberto o Tu Che Adore. .. Meyerbeer
Io. Clara Taves.
or nam sonata-Anegro-Guil-
PianoIAlerro Mod;. Clara Pollock
canzohetta del Salvador f hisai
Frances Anderson.
%I signationSe Secret Greetings. Re:
walter c. wright Won F1el't7
Plano-Suite for Piano.F,H.,o Ole olsep
fdnituI, Mazurka, Serenade, Caprice,
@u''erhy '....... Florence Gormley
Special trains rushed into CHICAGO
YESTERDAY carrying hundreds Of dele
5iffe 20 the recreation convention. The
uinsrenC railway stations were ablaze
WIN colors and gowned women. leaders
al tnelr nome states, arrived and were
met py members of the Chicago dele
ht on equally gowned for the occas-
Florida, Ohio, South Dakota. New York
ana d part OF the Missouri delegations
were among the first to arrive. Others
MinneS tate yesterday including the
gSiegations will arrive today and
nnutsaay In order to attend the big
meeting Saturday. Mrs. Denniston ssiS
w vuS !, the committee on resolutions
the entire week and that man rasoII1s
mons In regard to suffrage would be
aeted upon. The members of this com
mittee are: Mrs. Thomas G.. Winter.
M Mhe WPiSIi: Mrs, J. Sculer.. Buffalo;
ga; Miss George A. Bacon. worcester
Mass; Mrs. Eugene Kelley. CharIotte
N: {: Mrs. Reilley is corresponding Sc
sreeary or the General federation. Ne
5 club women, 100 strong, reached
engage on a Burlington train, headed
py MRS. II. FL. Cole, Nebraska state "a.
eretary Of the, General federation and
Sta+ =: peterson, president of the
eled in three special Pullmans Attached
TO q regular train. South Dakota was
represented in the early arriyals yes
seraay by Mrs. Carl Gunderson, vice
million, Mrs. w. 7. Schubert eastern
correspondent, Yankton and Mrs. John
Max and her two daughters, Misses
trma and Josephine Max, also OF Yank-
Ton. The equal suffrage element of the
General Federation Of Women's clubs
which meets in biennial session In Chi
eago tonight, claimed victory in a pre-
snminary skirmish as a result of which
allowed representation in the conyeno
lions on an equality with non political
clubs. A bit of gossip was to the ef-
sect thai real practical politicians, with
an eye on the woman vote, were work.
tnE way below the surface to keep the
prohibition question from arising in
the convention. Music soothed the dis
turhed and weary spirits of the club
women last night and noted grand
opera stars sang at a concert given
for the visitors. Early today 10, 600
women tucked up their sleeves. igura-
lively at least. to work. But it will be
several DAYS before the convention sets
off the freworks--the setpieces being
the dress reform resolution the suff-
rage resolution and the election of off,
GERS.