The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-08-21

trantiva lunch. of which a birthday
cake hearing nine tiny pink candAes'
was a feature.
Mrs Leland w. Porter, OF Az Nlnth
street south, was hostess Ihursuay a.
ternoon to the meeting of the auVadi"t ~
OF the Christian Wonens .c, ITbere
was an attendance of ffteen, anu VI n
program. which was on Medlcal WIZ
in India, was lead by Mrs. C.f Sls1
wood. The hostess served a lunch ""l-
ing the social hour.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Paulson,, OF IV1
Thirteenth street north, nave SUI and
Mrs. Beiehley, of Fergus Falls, VINO eM-
nect to move into it next MONDAY. MI.
and Mrs. Paulson will board ano To9ili
for the present, until llkeIy my nSohs biv
erect in n spring on a lot winch 'heS
own out near Fargo college,
Friends in this city have received
word from Mcintosh, S. D., ~nnounclns
the birth of an 8 IL pound 10
MI. and Mrs. G. NJ. Case, OF tina S1S:
Eta Taruhn, has many friends here,
where she was s~tenographer, and later
bookkeeper for the Fargo branch or the
Marshall Oil Co., for several years,
prior to last summer shortly oeLoFe
her marriage.
The local s~uffragists have laid BEFORE
the proper committee for approval, the
~intinerary of the Cass county cam
paiEn, which they are planning Tor a
little later in the season: II Is me
same as tha used by the democrats IN
their campaign several years ago. ana
is worked out to the greatest possible
advantage, both as regards time ana
noints to be covered in for a four-day
schedule.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whipple of New York
city, Who have been guests az the
Gardner hotel for the last week. lett
last evening for st. Paul, where they
| will visit friends before returning east.
| Mrs. Whipple is a young soprano.
whose vice has attracted conslderapl
attention in New York musical circles,
friends with a brief program at the
Rea Country club Wednesday AFTER
noon.
street south, Moorhead, entertained q
small company of lady friends ano
their children Thursday afternoon
of Minneapolis, who is a guest at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Jacob Quale, OF
Moorhead. A large basket OF garoen
flowers formed a pretty decoration NJ
the parlor, and sweet peas were useo
on the dining table, where lunch was
served at the close of a pleasant AFTER
noon spent with needlework.
Mrs. H. B. Quick, of the Wellington
apartments informally entertained 6
few tables at. auction bridge THURSDAY
afternoon, the prize being AWARDED u
Mrs. G.. II. Nesbit, and the consolation
!. to Mrs. Stems, of Waterloo, Ia Swee
peas formed pretty decorations, and a
s o'clock, the hostess served a delieloul
lunch. Visiting guests were Mrs. WeLz
of ST, Paul, and Mrs. Brown, OF st
Louis. guests at the Follett home, Mrs
Stern of Waterloo, Ia, the guest o.
Mrs. Bathrick, and Mrs. Reed, of Anne
MIA, the guest of Mrs. Gowland.
Miss Katherine Keye will leave Mon
day for Williams bay, Lake Geneva, a.
a delegate from the Agricultural col
there. Miss Keye will leave in com
pany with Miss Rosetta Laid, also a.
A. C. delegate. and the latters father
and Misses Helen Huffaker, Mari
Rentschler and Nellie Poyser, all o
THOMPSON, z. w. C. A. delegated from
Fargo college. will also be in the party
The conference this year is from. Aug
25 to Sept. 4, and a splendid session
anticipated.
Mrs. F. H. Taylor and two children
Virginia and Herbert, arrived non
weeks visit at various Minnesot
points. They enjoyed two weeks o
/ their absence, as the guests Of the j. A
/ Caniff family of this city, who ar
III SDendlng the summer ia Tug / wv
ed by Mr.. Caniff and A. w. Bartlett a
/, Little Bass lake, near Bemidjt, an
: from there went to Cass Lake, Tor =,
visit of two days with relatives. A
Wadena, last Sunday, a re
! union Of relatives was enjoyed at tn
, home of a nephew of Mr.. Taylor, VIII
was there until Monday, and the Tay
) Tors of Detroit, also were present. Mr.
, Taylor and children also visited at De
troit for a few days.
Miss Ellen Foley, of st. Paul, arrive
8 In the city Thursday evening and wi
he a guest for several weeks at tn
home of Judge and Mrs. w. H. Barnet
: of 1909 Third avenue south. Rev. j. !
J Brayfeld, Episcopal rector at James
} town, and son, Cuthbert Brayfeld, bar
rister. on his way back to Winnipe
:. from a visit at jamestown, who arrive
! in Fargo yesterday, are also guests q
!, the Barnett home, coming especiall
!, however to see Mrs. ). :: Wh
tai for the past week, n who is no
making a encouraging Cuth
bert Brayfield leaves today for Winni
! peg, but his father will remain for
day or so longer.
Few American housekeepers woul
care to carry the art Of elimination
z household decoration SO far as tn
I Japanese, who have nothing in man
2 Of their rooms except a couple OF cush
: ions and a chrysanthemum In a ami
pot, but 1t is none the less true thd
h simplicity Is the greatest charm of an
& room, il 1t be allied to a sense of beau
ty. This happy combination Is usual
obtained in the houses of the whit
residents in the tropics, and still MOI
I SO in the homes of the Japanese. If
i house is to be comfortable in a tropics
climate, it must be furnished simpl
: and sparingly. Out OF his necessit
. there arise some beautiful effects
. furnishing and decoration which ougl
to be studied and copied by America
women.
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