The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-03-27

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Mr.: inc M Mrs ss g; A 4 aHnls, pr, III
club at their home this evening. i II
Miss Lottie Black of Tower City WAC
has been the guest Of Mrs. George 4;
TO her home in Tower City. N. D..
Mr.. n Mrs E. r. Babcock of
days In the city, eafoute' home fr5m
spent tIe winter. Er. Babcook j. man.
the Williston agricultural college and
spends the winters in the agricultural
department at Washington.
Mrs. Jessie Remington Of the West"
err School Of expression, will give two
gan recital which will be given in the
First Baptist hurch by Professor |
1+Deighton and Mrs: Ernest Wright will
anticipated by the music lovers Of the
city. |
An attraction at the Moorhead high
school this evening is an entertainment
ton of MISS elizabeth Nickel, expreas-
ion supervisor. A Feature of the even
ne S'A 4re ep & hl Rses Slekei will Of cone dhe
mence the rehearsing Of the class play,
Brown Of Harvard next week, which
ium on Saturday evening, May 2. Those
who have been chosen to take part are,
Rnaolph OVERLY, Art Flaten, Gerald
yan' Alex E p Nem sefrP e.la WllfF1 Mad Ksn-
Robert Lewis, Tubby Anderson, Archie
Louden, Happy Thurston, Gilbert Fla
Cotton, Margaret Huntoon, Mrs. Ken
yon, Bergliot Caspary. Evelyn KENYON,
F1aten, Julia ~Sir1onitseh, Dorothy Bak-
er, Ruth Casey, Helen Adams, Evelyn
Harrington, Clarence Jesten, Edwin
A ray, J' ai eaea o WsaE0f Bli Een.'h Be MJa-
min Stroud.
university yesterday to the effect that
the new chapter of the Phi Beta Kappa
September, will be installed at the in
prominent honorary fraternity in the
country, its membership being based
on scholarship and character. There
the state university, and a temporary
ed. Prof. V. p. squires has been elect
president, and Miss Norma ,Pfeiffer sec
retary~treasurer.. Edwin A. Grosveror
Of Amherst college, amherst Mass
asnRda president Of ne h., United ha A society sS S os
chief installing officer, Preliminary
arrangements for the ceremonies are
now being made at the university: Tn
rules Of the fraternity permit only the
members Of the senior class each year
to be elected to membership and the
number selected shall in no case ex-
graduating class. It Is also understood
that the alumni, who would have been
81 eligible to membership when they were
pt tue qH't te SoiS.. ~ Afte Se t fiixsS Se an 9 tRe
first four seniors will be named at the
university Founders day celebration,
and the others will be elected at COM
fneneenlerit time.
Much interest has been shown in the
grade musical which will be given
this evening at. the Agassiz school, un-
der the direction OF Miss Margaret
Feyereisen and there Will undoubtedly
be a large attendance. The following
program has been prepared:
Part I.
Fl. s.. Orchestra.
Swedish Singing Came 49,. I See You
Roosevelt Building.
Music ........... Junior Male Quartet
Masters Harry Bateheider, Thomas
Rae. John Lockhart. Harry Horwitz.
Art Songs-a. Bob White ...:....
b: Hearing ....:.. 3. \. Meissner
6 Girls Iil'i of Central :;i;i and o; w ~; MeisoneF'
Duk1AtILEp ..
, German K~lopp-a~lopp. %. W. Meissner
Lincoln Building.
Boys Chorus-Jamie in Command.
Lonsfellow and MCKINLEY i B%au Ii Esyt"
81 Part IN.
NuSl' ii. i. orchestra 'sAs'''O
! ! MUSIC XeassiE Building. '''' 0
Music-a. Joys OF Spring I'M. VogeI
b. Hark! Hank! The Lark........
c. The Nightingale -. Me nd; GSoha
t Seventh Grade Giee Club;
Music Hawthorne 1aiiidine hut'erhieS
Southern Melody. Junior Male Quartet
! Music-a' Morse Lullaby i9.;ii;.i
=; Come, Fairies. Trip It on the
Eighth Grade dlee CLUB.
Music Aeassis Rnauiiiiddin ir''H AASS's'
!. Music-Deck We the Pathway (from
!, Boy BoySe Choir S"S aicSaeSl coscio. soloist
Minneapolis Tribune: Although wo-
Y men are making. all plans for the sun
rage parade to be held In Minneapolis
: be conspicuous figures In the process
l though: The parade, to be held the day
chem tn wn wan a first propos etI' By Mrs. crys-
/ tai Eastman Benedict Of New York.
. when she addressed members Of the
, Political Equality club and the Equal
i Suffrage association last Saturday AFT
ernoon. It appealed to the women
% present as a feasible undertaking. n
. O central committee OF seventeen WAS
. organized Tuesday to direct the WORK.
The first open meeting was held yes
. terday in the Essex building, whsre
the Equal Suffrage association has club
= rooms. Among the ON present
. were members OF the Equal Suffrage
association, the Political Equality club,
! the 1915 club. the Scandinavian Wo-
= mans Suffrage association. the state
suffrage association. and other
= Minneapolis organizations, and a group
: Of women representing the Woman's
Welfare leagues the Equal Franchise
association and the Political Equality
club OF st. Paul. The men to march
in the parade are of two distinct types
> SO far. The Morgan q. A. r.. post drum
: corps, through Its leader Calvin II.
Fl Fix, has offered to play In the parade;
! these men OF years taking that means
: Of expressing their sympathy toward
the suffrage movement The other
group, which Is likely. so suffrage
= workers say, to develop into many di-
!. visions in the parade, started with a
talk in the state capitol Tuesday, when
H q Minneapolis Scandinavian who ap-
proves OF women's efforts to get the
ballot received the promises Of half q
Il l dozen 6epartment heads and assistants