The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-09

pink and white. Cards were played at
two tables after the luncheon.
Mrs. J. w. Mitchell and Miss Mar
gaSet Mitchell went to Minneapolis last
evening for a weeks visit with friends.
The primary department of the First
Methodist church will entertain their
parents at a special Easter day pro-
gram, on Easter Sunday during the reg
ular Sunday school hour A splendid
program has been prepared for the &C.
casion.
A regular meeting of the Mecca
this evening at 5 o'clock. All members
are urged to be present as plans for
the minstrel show will be discussed.
Initiation will also be part of the pro-
gram.
The Embroidery class will meet at
the Y. NJ. c.. A. this evening under
the direction of Miss Eliza beth Chesley.
Anyone Interested is urged to be pre-
sent. The cooking class also meets this
evening at 1880 o'clock.
Mrs. Gilbert and the Misses Shelton.
Cox. S~orenson, Erickson n Booth
have issued invitations to a senior par
ty to be given at Ceres hall, April IL.
The guests will include all the seniors
of the Agricultural college.
Miss Katherine York left today for
Fergus Falls, Mimi, where she will
spend the coming week. Miss York will
train the senior class of the Fergus
Falls high school for their play which
they will present the last of next week
The Minnewashta Campfire group
will give parlor theatricals at the Y.
w. c. A. gymnasium Wednesday even
ing, April Is. The principle characters
viii be taken by the Misses Sarah
dahl, Hilda Anderson, Mabel DeWoody,
Jennie McBain, and the other members
of the group will assist.
Valley City Times-Record: Miss E
Fannie Hansen. daughter Of Mr.. d ID
Mrs; H: A: Hansen. leaves tomorro%
where she will be met by Mrs. Fl. s.
Mcbride. They will go from there -
Chicago where they will meet Mr.. Nc
Bride and Ernest H. McCone. Mr.. Nc:
there. attended by Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
| Bride, relatives of the bridegroom. Al
ter spending the day in Chicago they
will leave for their future homo N
Clinton. Ia.
Mrs. E. r. Collins, Eighth street
club Of that city at, her home yester-
day afternoon at one of the most In
teresting meetings of the year. The
rest room committee reported nifty
cal people registered at the rest room
during the month of March, besides the
thirty-four using the privileges with
out registering. A report was also
made stating that the proceeds of the
Illustrated lecture given recently by
F. A. Weld, at the normal, for the
benefit of the club, Melted ST., Mrs.
Richards, Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. barrow II
Mrs. Seaver were chosen delegates for
the federation of the Ninth district,
| which will in Crookston on
| April 80 and May 1. Mrs. Weum, Mrs.
Collins and Mrs. Dosland were chosen
alternates. Mrs. G. NJ. barrow was in
! charge of the meeting and Prof. III. L.
| Bolley was the speaker of the after
noon.
While no date Is announced for the
wedding of Eleanor Wilson, the. presi-
dents youngest daughter, and Seer
tary McAdoo, Washington society =
poets it to take place within a month
as dressmakers are already at the
White House. 1t Is believed the an
nouncement Of the wedding will Be
made within a short time, and that IL
is to be some time in May. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frances Bowes Sayre, who wer5
married at the White House last Nov
ember, will reach there from Williams.
town, Mass, to join the president, anC
Mrs. Wilson, Eleanor and Margare'
Wilson and Helen Woodrow Bowes OF
their trip to White Sulphur Springs
". Va. There they will spend Easter
ton Monday, but Mrs. Wilson and other
members of the family will stay at tbs
springs several days longer. Prospect!
are that after the family returns to the
White House active preparations fol-
the wedding will be begun. That tn
reception after the wedding may tax;
place outdoors, is not altogether un'