The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-03-11

with yictrola records. The grade child.
rem will give an exhibition Of foil
dances to complete the program.
DR.: and Mrs. J. L. Savage entertain.
sd at dinner last evening, the occa 81 or
being the hosts birthday anniversary
Covers were placed for nine guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Jewell arrived IL
the city this morning after a week.
honeymoon spent in the twin cities ant
Winnipeg. They nave taken apart,
ments at the Gardner hotel for thu
present.
Mrs. N. A. Finders and sons of Gin.
c%innati, O., have arrived in the city ant
| will occupy the Judge Spaulding resi-
dence. MI. Anders located here a few
weeks as manager of the Ford Auto,
mobile Co..
The pupils of Miss Alice Haggart
| physical culture director of the Agri,
cultural college will give an exhibition
of gymnasium work, including drill.
work, fancy dancing and folk dancine
at the college armory, Friday evening
March Is.
Word has been received from Dr. w,
E: Heller that he has arrived in New
abroad. He was accompanied by hi
father, J. A. Heller Of Menominee
Wis, and after a few days visit with
his brother in Chicago. will return
home.
The Votes for Women league will
give an entertainment at the Civic
center Friday evening, March IS. The
program will consist of a few selec-
tions by the Fargo college glee club;
solos by Mrs. e. Wright and the girls
Of the Y. w. c. A. will repeat the play,
How the Votes Was Won, under the
direction Of Miss York.
The Home Economics section of thu
Fine Arts club held their annual cleo.
ton Of officers yesterday afternoon a:
the Civic center. following their reg"
ular business meeting. Miss M. StoneT
was elected chairman of the section,
and Mrs. c. w. Dalrymple, secretary
and treasurer. Mrs. Thomas Cooper
will act as publicity secretary and Mrs.
G. Pardoe and Mrs. G. Gilman were ap-
pointed members Of the program COM
mittee.
The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES entertain
ment which was to have been given on
April "A by the members of the choir of
the First Presbyterian church has been
postponed until the first week in May.
1t was thought best to postpone the
have been scheduled for that week,
chiefly among which, Is the Minneapo-
lis Symphony orchestra, which will
give a concert at the Grand theatre.
The tenth annual banquet of Kings
Heralds First church will be held
Thursday AFTERNOON, March IL at s
be rendered during the time spent at
the table. Program:
Iiano 500 -'.'''''''' NY McCracken
P pio1ln s soLo ... iiill iiGleG cr AnagrsoR
Chorus. The Fields Are All While
Missionary Toasts:
How I Secured MY New Members.
........E Esther Calkins, June Fuller
China Manrica Waltarz
celia McDoneid:::.'... :Mariel Ellison
Africa ............,.. Leland Burgum
Gei1c1 IA ross poinb H sons S ga as
Relation of K. H. to w. F. Nj. S..
Mrs. Chas. Pollock, president Of W.
F. M. S.
Does Missionary Education Benefit
the Church ............ DR.. Walters.
The annual reception and banquet
given by HI Mothers club Of Bis
marck at the Grand Pacific hotel Fri
day evening was an enjoyable event.
The ladies of the club were hostesses
and entertained their husbands. At 8
o'clock the members of the club and
their guests proceeded from the parlors
banquet was served. The club flowers
white carnations and ferns-decorat-
ed the long table, which was softly
lighted by many candles in the club
color Of blue. set in silver candlesticks
When the last course had been served
Mrs. E. IT. Pierce, president Of the club,
and who presided as toastmistress an
nounced a feast of reason and a flow
Of SOUL In that connection Mrs.
Pierce gave a brief history Of the club
and defined its purposes. Toasts were
proposed and responded to as fol-
lows:
The Home. Rev. G. B.. Newcomb.
The Fathers, Mrs. .. T. Owens.
The Mothers, Mrs. J. w. Bliss.
The Babies, Mrs. w. E. Parsons.
The Boys and Girls, Rev. B. e.
Jackson. Following the banquet, the
party again repaired to the p%arlors,
where a unique contest was instituted,
each guest being required to illustrate
his or her favorite song by means OF
an original crayon sketch. done on the
to the pleasure of the evening was a
short musical program, including IN
strumental selections by Miss savers
and vocal solos by Mesdames w. ".
Of the committee arranging the event
were Mesdames Frank Harris, w. E.
Parsons, e. H. Pierce, A. P. Lenharr
and A. H. mes
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid society
held it's March meeting Tuesday after
sweetland presiding. Mrs: E. c.
Hansche reported an extra meeting
last week at the Children's home to
assist with the sewing. Mrs: II. ].
Chr1SLlanSOn WAS III CIidTSS. 1iLbJ W.
men sewed for part or all OF the day.,
and eight sewing machines were kept
busy. One hundred twenty-five artt-
cles Of clothing were entirely complet-
ed, dresses, bibs, waists and aprons
making up the list. Picnic lunch was
served at noon at the home. The Aug
ust division announced a Gomez at
Mrs. A. w. McNair's on Friday the
thirteenth from 3 to 5 o'clock. The
October division gave notice OF an en-
tertainment in the church on Thursday,
March IL. Mrs. H. H. Wheelock re-
ported the ~postponement Of the Occi-
dental Oriental concert until the first
week in May on account of conflicting
dates The next meeting of the Lad
les aid, April 10, will be an informal
social affair in honor Of Mrs. Thomas
Graham, the wife of the new pastor OF
the church, who comes to Fargo, April
q. The April. meeting will also be the
occasion when the Easter offerlng
which takes the place of an Easter sale
will be received. The March division
served refreshments under charge or
Mines. C. r. Stone, L.. c. Davenport,
Scion Crum, Geo. F. Clark, r. FL. Cor
RE, C. w. Cramer, H. T. Crawford, b..
H. C%ritchfeld, Geo. w. Grove, VIM.
l.. H. Cummings, j. Dady, E.
II. DeCamp, e. L. Dobell n H. w.
McArdIe. Over n hundred were pres
emit. After the meeting the women
visited the manse, which has recently
been completed. "