The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-16

faculties Of apeech and hearing and
sight as they and equally able to carry
on the conversation of the moment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wheeler, First
avenue south have returned home from
q months stay at Hot Springs, Ark.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Pom
toppidan Lutheran church will meet to-
morrow afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
7. Ostby, 1924 Seventh street north. A
large attendance Is desired.
At $3.50 o'clock yesterday afternoon
occurred the marriage of Miss Myrtle
Holther and Lester V. Wichman both of
the office Of Judge E. u. Wade Of Moor
head and the attendants were Mrs.
Webb. a sister Of Mr.. Holther and Carr
Holther who acted as best man. After
the service the bridal party enjoyed a
dinner at the Co1nstock hotel. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Wichman will leave the last OF the
week for an extended western trip af-
ter which they, Will go to Portland,
Ore, to make their home.
In the last issue Of the Woman's Ma
tional Weekly, published in st. Louis,
Clark w. Kelly of Devils Lake, with
the following write-up: MRS. Clark
w. Kelly is the owner and manager Of
y 1900 acre farm on the banks Of Dew
lis Lake, N. D.. She has built Beach
Place. q beautiful country home, and
farms her thousand acres scientifically
and successfully: Recently she was
al Farm Women's association, and she
Is also the president Of the section for
women who manage their own farms.
Her motto is that Example 10 truly
better than precept.' She works on the
theory that the only way to prove that
a thing can be done is to do it, and Il
1t Is a success others will follow. Her
farm Is n Of the first Dakota farms
to have an alfalfa field on it. Mrs.
Kelly took the farm over when the fer
tility had been all worked out of the
soil. She used ~up-to-date agricultural
methods Of farmers. except in
such cases as she proved some of her
own experiments better. She has won
out. Her farm is a great success. Her
farmhouse Is n of the prettiest and
Is one 81 the remarkable farm women
Of the United States. Push, pluck and
perseverance. she declares, play a nice
little part in any successful undertake.
ing"
The Agricultural college cadet band
will render the following concert at
the Masonic temple ON Sunday:
DeseriptiVe overture .... M]ailioc dulnd
The Fall of Jericho.
Oh Hail us NJ er 91artet,
Flower song-Adoration .... Barnard
Trombone Solo Aloha e..........
laval Melody
NyIOH bECnIlan.
IntermeZzo, After Sunset. Arthur Pryor
To Watch Der Thee ;::.:'.... Pinsuti
Waltzes-Love Eternal. -. Ellis Brooks
Finale-The yellow n the Green.
c. S. Putnam.
The Woman's P~rosbyterial Mission
airy society will hold their annual
meeting all day Tuesday, April Fl COM
ing program will be given:
Opening devotionals conducted by
Mrs. It. J. Graham.
Welcoming Address. Mrs. w. H. Hunter
s Response.
Reading of minutes Of last meeting.
Appointment of committees.
Reports from the auxiliaries.
Music.
Report of corresponding secretary.
Report Of Synodical delegate.
Reading,
T%reasurer's report.
Letters from our missionaries.
Report OF secretary OF literature.
Music.
Greetings from absent workers.
Report of nominating committee.
Election of officers.
Hymn and repeating twcnty-third
psalm In concert.
Adjournment 70. luncheon to be serV-
ed in the church.
Afternoon Session mt 3 O'clock.
Devotional Hour. Mrs. w. c. Otterburn
Mexlco-The Country and its People.
NILS. MiILOU Id rSnCG.
Devotional Hour-Mrs. w. c. Otterburn
Mrs. G. j. Allen.
Solo ............:. Mrs. II. C. Semple
The years work outlined.
Social hour.
Evening Session.
DeVotionals ........ Rev. 7. j. Graham
Music ......:..... Presbyterian Choir
Messages from young people work.
circle. Christian endeayor, Intermediate
c. E., Junior S. E., Little Light bear
ers, and Sunday schooil
SeL9 Miss Maud BameS
missions in Mohammedan Countries
DR.. L. T. Guild.
Valley City Times-Record: All thought
OF conditions and failure, examinations,
psychology and education lessons on
the part of both instructors and stud
ents were forgotten last evening and
the faculty at the state normal school,
some sixty In number, were the hosts
to the entire student body, at the an
nual reception. 1t was not an every
two hours Of high class "VodviI". so
funny that 1t kept the big auditorium
convulsed with laughter and applause
during every minute of the entertain
done justice to any vaudeville house
in the land. The first number was a
portrayal of no less a character thar
Sis Hopkins, with her romping. rollick.
lhS SuullIly ldlS Ia ldSSiSS, cdcIl CHAR
acteristically attired. h company Of
a dozen or more hippety-hopped, with
big chief Acher and little Eddy Grain
nj all the maidens until the auditor
ium fairly reVerberated with applause.
Next came Miss Fielde in Norwegian
costume, playing the Norwegian Bridal
Procession. She was recalled for March
Grotesque. Miss Fjelde's part on the
program was followed by two se1ec-
tons from the boy orator, in no less a
parsonage than President Mcfarland
himself. Both orations were given in
CHARACTERISTIC school boy style and
would have done justice to the efforts
Of Patrick Henry or Thomas Jefferson.
B. J. Johnson's Gold Dust Twins, Mas
ter Thomas Burckhalter and BILLY"
Pryor, with little faces ~blackened, ban
dana turbans and yellow skirts, next
proceeded to out-do Head Janitor Sad,
The little fellows scrubbed and brush
ed and marvelled at the audience until
Mistah Swanson's Georgia Ministries
came upon the scene. As the colored
his men, to say nothing of the entire
outdid any southern CLINE
troupe. However, the main attraction
was the makeup. Professor Grains
audience for some time. On gaining
consciousness, the audience was anlaz-
ed to find itself carefully studied by
end-man Henry, through a pair of am
monia bottle field glasses, w~hereupon
Mistah Grain donned his clothes pin
monocle. There was al endless amount
of merriment, and hardly a member Of
the faculty escaped being the butt of a
in the class room as Miss Amidon, fea-
tured with a dialect solo, Hushaby, My
Little Georgia Niggah, and various 9TH
er song numbers closed the program in
the auditorium. R~efreshment Were
evanine entertainment was closed with