The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-03-19

afternoon will elect officers VINO will
meet at each state camp.
Mrs. j. S. Stegge entertained the NJ.
and S. club this afternoon at her home
on Seventh street south.
Miss Aileen Wilcox of Hannaford is
visiting in Fargo as the guest of the
Misses Ann Mclaughlin and Kather-
Inc Knowles.
Miss Myrtle Warner of Mapleton re-
turned to her home last evening, after
a few days visit in the city as the
guest of Miss Anna Mclaughlin.
The Ladies' Aid society Of Pontoppi-
dan Lutheran church will meet in the
church parlors tomorrow afternoon.
Refreshments will be served by Mrs.
Moen and Mrs. Gran.
Mrs. A. E. Marcum, Kessler apart
ments will entertain tomorrow after
neon. The affair is in honor Of Miss
Florence Myron, of Minneapolis, the
guest of Mrs. 7. P. Risteigen.
The Longfellow Ne%ighborhood club
ct Wednesday, March Is, at 4 o'clock.
Readings were given by Mrs. Rutland
and Mrs. Hatcher, and refreshments
were served by Mrs. Blom, Mrs. Camp
bell and Mrs. Flett.
The Music section Of the Fine Arts
club held their regular meeting this
morning, after which the annual cleo
ton of officers was held. Miss Jessie
Walker was elected chairman Of the
section, Miss Hazel Smith secretary
n treasurer and Miss Gertrude Lob
ben, publicity secretary.
The Island Park Charity circle will
give a benefit card party on Monday
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock at the COM
mercial club rooms All ladies Of the
city are cordially invited to attend.
bercular patients Of Miss Barbara Haz-
Ell. the visiting nurse.-Adyt.
The Third division of the Woman's
union will hold an Experience social
tomorrow afternoon at the home OF
Mrs, e. N. Corson, S15 Sixth street
south. Each member has earned a dol
lar in the past few weeks and the ar.
fair tomorrow will give the members
an opportunity to tell how they did it.
The hours are 8 to 6 o'clock.
The Students Dramatic recital CIV
en- by pupils of Mrs. Hutchinson in the
parlors of the Fargo conservatory last
evening was a distinct success ana was
a step forward in bringing before the
public the work of the students. Each
member displayed an cas- ana natural
ness and a lack of ar~tificiaIity which
which they are pursuing. The conser-
vatory Is to be congratulated on the
excellence Of the program.
Grand Forks Herald. The leaders OF
suffrage in North and South Dakota
and Montana will hold a conference IN
Fargo on Saturday and Sunday, March
21-22. for the purpose of completing
the plans for the national suffrage de-
monstration, which will be held In ev-
cry city in the United States, on sat.
urday. May 2. Mrs. Christine Eastman
Benedict. one of the national suffrage
workers, will be present to deliver
several addresses, on the work. Mrs
Benedict is a sister of Max Eastman OF
Columbia university. She is very mucf
! interested in labor nr0h1ams and ha
been instrumental in. the passage OF
several OF the labor bills. Mrs. Bene.
dict is a representative of the Congre.
highly recommended. She is a speak.
er of great ability and has many in.
teresting things to tell in connection
with her work. An invitation is ex.
tended to all women of the state to at
tend the conference meetings. Mrs
Alice Nelson Page. president Of loca.
Votes for Women league, will leave
Saturday for Fargo, to attend the con.
ference, 1t is expected that a numbe,
of prominent club women of this city
will accompany her. T.
The Mothers club Of Leeds held al
interesting meeting Tuesday Afternoon
and an invitation was extended to al
ladies Of Leeds and vicinity. TIL
gathering was held in the club rooms
baskets and vases of cut flowers, pic
lures of children and other decoration
appropriate for the occasion. h pro
gram was one Of unusual interest. Mrs
J.. 3. Dooley was the leader. TN
speakers for the afternoon were Mrs
Victor WARDROBE, Mrs. r.. H. McDon
aid. Mrs. r.. H. Carnahan and Mrs
Dooley. The members responded /
roll call by giving Poems of Child
hood. and h general subject flo
study, was The Mother and Child. TIL
topics discussed were Health, Educa
tion, Relation Between Home an,
School, What a Mothers Iniuenc
means in a Child's Life, and ali phase
of child life. The program was one o
the best ever given by the club and tn
various subjects were handle in
} capable manner AT the close OF tn
meeting a: delicious luncheon was serY
ed by the ladies of the club. The sou
, venirs were dainty booklets in gree
and white, with kewpie covers an
contained the program and g vers
! from Emerson. The Leeds club lis yer
active n progressive in every wa
q and is at present making plans TO
J another large meeting to be held o
! March 81, when Public Health will b
J discussed. Or April Ia. a suferag
) meeting will be held under the aus
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