The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-07-03

"ASA lax u . Pdl CLISp No. "HN
Mrs. D. S. Long. Mrs. O'ConnelI was
here to attend the marriage of her sis
ter, Miss Margaret Long and Alex Nc
Phail which was solemnized on Thurs
day, June 10.
Grand Forks Herald: The Camp
fire girls of the Young Women's Chris
tian association are enjoying camp
life on the bank Of the Red River of
the North about two miles beyond
Lincoln park. They plan to spend
about four days in camp. A large as
sembly tent, four sleeping tents and a
are chaperoned by Misses Brown,
Lehr, Healy, and Mrs. Babcock. Each
girl supplies her own bedding and
dishes and those who wish to work for
''honors'' will do the cooking over the
three camp1res. Division of labor will
be reduced to a fine point. Fridays
program, under the direction of Miss
Lehr. is as follows:
6:30-Rising hour. /
7:00-Breakfast. /
7:45-S: O0-Morning prayers.
S:00-S:30-Order in camp, followed
by inspection.
s:3o-1O: aO-Tramp, with nature
study.
,10:30-11:3 O-Rest.
12:00-Lunch.
Notwithstanding stunts for the
celebration Of July 4.
3:00-5: 00-Honor activities, such as
setting up tent, blazing trees, making
~headbands, etc,
6: 00-Supper.
7:00-Folk dances and games.
S:00-Story hour-song.
10: 00-Lights out.
Every morning the national flag will
be saluted and on Saturday afternoon
there will be a quiet celebration of the
national holiday, While the activities
| will ha Ia rpo1v in tho hands nf the
twenty-five or thirty girls, h order
and comfort of the camp will be cared
for by Miss Brown, who is supervisor
Of the equipment. Mrs. Babcock, who
has charge of the commissary depart
ment, and Miss Lehr, acting as camp
doctor and arranging the daily pro-
gram Of campfire activities, while
Captain Brown furnishes the true
camp spirit, helping here, there and
everywhere.
The lady Elks Of the state who are
attending III festivities at Minot are
r being royalty entertained by the peo-
pie of that city. Several handsome
social functions have been given In
I their honor. The following account
V of the affair is taken from The Minot-
Optic Reporter: 1.-The beautiful Elks'
: home was turned over to the visitors
: and the Minot lady Elks yesterday and
. a series of delightful functions were
enjoyed. The afternoon until S o'clock
was given over to social chat and then
y the ladies were conveyed in auto
} mobiles to the boat landing, where
three launches were awaiting them to
= take them for a ride up the Mouse
d river. The visitors were delighted with
= the scenery, and it ave them great
pleasure to see this part of u city.
The committee in charge, Mrs. Will
4 liam Ntzhugh,. Mrs. George Mcclure
n Mrs. J. J. Coyle, were most
thoughtful in the consideration Of the
pleasure of the guests. The ladies re-
= turned about 6 o'clock and were taken
q to the home, where a supper was given
in their honor. No more beautiful
decorations can be imagined than those
= Of the home for these occasions. The
ladies' parlor was a bower Of green
n and white, palms, ferns and snowballs
% in~tcrmingled with smilaX, and foliage
being everywhere in evidence. The
ladies were received in the reception
'e room, which vas most artlstically
m adorned in the colOrs Of the order
purple and white. festoons Of the bunt-
~ ing and the large garland Of wisteria
interviewer with the asparagus ferr
,e clustered about the huge chandeliers
in the center of the room. The walls
r. were draped with the purple ant
re- white; white rugs and easy chairs ad'
a. ded to the CHEEKY and coZy appearance
10 THE delicious supper was served II
. the Dutch room. which was IDEAL!
converted into a vineyard with hug
IS clusters of grapes and vines suspend
m ed from the ceilings and walls, an
% in the billiard room, which was mos
tn exquisite in its beauty. Here thu
patriotic color scheme was most taste
r. fully carried out, tiny streamers o
as red and white n a ~profusion of poin
settas and foliage over the chande
o. liers formed a bewitching canopy over
head, while flags and pennants wer'
ne clustered about the walls. The cur
tains were of red and white streamers
while the lights of red cast a fascin
ating glow over the rooms. Small
or tables at which four were seated wer'
tastefully arranged and the menu
"a served in three courses, was mos
ne delicious. Covers were laid for abou
as $50 ladies. Those who assisted in tn
s. service were the Misses Erma Jones
go Florence Champlin, Doris Kempe1
Mildred Jacobson, Bessie Wilson AM
e. Adeline Beall. The affair vas mos
l. cleverly arranged and carried out, am
IN e. L. Rowan Is deserving of grea
- praise for his a~daptability. In tn
~ evening the Elks and ladies joined to
in gether and participated in an affai
that will long be remembered for it
c. gaiety. From 3 O'Clock, When HoVlnuJ
re splendid eight-piece orchestra strucl
IS up the first tune, co%ngeniality and goot
= fellowship prevailed. Like a garden o
> flowers was the beautiful ballroom
to respondent in the purple n whit
tie lights, and it's abundance OF appl
is blossoms, snowballs and wisterias
g. These charming decorations, with tn
beautiful colorings in the gowns o
e. endless variety of styles, made tn
scene a most brilliant one. Mesdame
A. P. SIocum, C. F. Sweet, ]. H. SEQ
Il field, |. D. Wight, w. r. Bond and F
lib. Cole acted as a receiving COMMITTEES
and frappe and waters were serve,
during the evening"
Hand painted china--orders, lesson
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