The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-03-16

aWarded the head prize and Miss Clal a
HoLlock the consolation prize. There
were thlrty-hve guests present.
h Church Aid department of the
Woman's union of the First Congrega-
sional church will meet Tuesday after
noon at 3 o'clock, at the home of Mrs.
z w. Smith, 8 Eleventh street south.
Mrs. G.. l.. Martin, Of the Agricultural
coilege, will address the ladies on
Adulteration of Textiles.
Mrs. A: ". CupIer gave a prettily an
pointed luncheon Saturday afternoon
the guests including the members OF
the MAIDS n Matrons. The affair was
d violet luncheon and violets and tea
roses were used on the tea table. The
appointments were in violet and covers
We're placed for sixteen.
Devils Lake Journal: Miss Hazel
DAVIS OF this city has made some yery
pretty suffrage banners in the suffrage
colors or black and orange. Some of
the. banners were presented To- Mrs
Beulah Amidon while she was here on
the tour OF the state with the enforcs-
to the ie Ws 6, IT The r. others will be sent
to the suffrage headquarters at James
town. The amer were used effec-
lively to decorate the court room dur
ing the enforcement league program
and rally Monday. H. -
Friends In the city will be interested
M NJ efe o, d93oioWing account from the
y Miss Genevieve Muiick of this oity.
Mrs s. N. Swenson entertained at a
novel AFFAIR at her home on East Fifth
ssreet SATURDAY afternoon, compliment
AIRY TO MIS-, James Huyck, nee Gene
We've Mulick. The party was in tn ,
form OF a jelly and fruit shower ana
tne pride was presented with a rrear
variety OF dellcacies, A color scheme
throughout the rooIms and in the SER
vice Of the lunch. Pink carnations and
1efns FORMED a pretty c~enterpiece and
fandies IN the prevailing color graced
the table. from which the buffet lunch
con was served. The candied AXE
ana salad were, served in the same
color scheme. ~
Fhe next students recital at the Far
go conservatory will be in the nature
OF q recital, when a number
in the parlors on Wednesday eveninS.
March Is. There will also be a feT
musical numbers and the program viii
Reading-His Symptoms Butler
Margaret Cruickshank
ReadIng--Court Scene from Merchant
oL venice !; ... Francis. Stallsy
o49Ir LIZ LAY ;,...,.... Grieg
neutrality-suspicious. ..,.. Dunbar
Jane Morris
Reading~-The Slow Man ]. PooIa
David kopeIman
Voice--Four Leaf Glover, ... Rrawnei1J
John Lockhart
R~eadlnE--Our Minister Amor,
Paul Graham ~
Reading-The Old Settler. "a r,et,n
Winnifred Anderson
Piano-Nocturne In $500. Chopin
Ferne Hill
Readlng--Tlfe Abandoned Eiopment.
Alice Pearson.
The Rev. Frederick W. Thompson.
and bride spent the past week In FAR
so, visiting at the home of Dir. ana
Mrs. William III. Hunter. Rev. MIR. ana
Mrs. Thompson, were enrouta from
London, Ont, where their marriage
was solemnized. the elimination of a
romantic courtship. across the sea. Mrs.
Thompson being formerly Miss lean
Rollock OF Belfast, ireland, coming to
this country a couple OF weeks ago to
meet Mr.. Thompson. Rev. Mr.. Thornn-
son is pastor Of the Presbyterian
church at Hunter, IN. ID. An interasfing
feature of the wedding ceremony. WIS
the fact that the Rev. Or. Pollock, a
former pastor OF both the bride and
bridegroom In Ireland, was found In
London. end present at the wedding.
assisting in the Ceremony to the greaf
pleasure of both bride and bridegroon1.
Rev. MT. Thompson with his bride. leff
8on Friday morning for their future
home in Hunter. where the c~onerass-