The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-06-04

refreshments. Miss Jones will be guest
of honor at a theatre party his even
ing, which will be followed by a sup
per. The company will include twelve
friends of Miss Jones'
Miss Kate C%orrigan of the postofice
left yesterday for Redonda Beach, Cal,
where she will visit her sister. Mrs.
Van Sickle. She will be absent from
the city about six weeks.
The Delta Phi Beta sorority girls
went to Lake Melissa this morning
where they will enjoy a weeks outing.
Charles Wheeler and Mrs. A c. Tay-
Tor.
day afternoon for New York city,
where she will visit Mrs. Lee Mucken-
fuss, formerly Miss Lenna Clark Of
this city. Enroute she will visit
friends at Chicago and Cleveland.
Miss Marie Simmons of the deLendre-
Gle millinery department has gone to
Delano, Mimi, to prepare for her mar
riage to L. C. Ladner of this city. The
wedding will a k place at the brides
home, Saturday morning and the at
tendants will be a sister of the bride
and K. C. Frazina of Minneapolis. Mr..
Ladner Is clerk at the Waldorf hotel
and after a month at the lakes the
couple will return to Fargo to make
their home.
Miss Edna Wakeman Of Minneapolis
will arrive in the city this evening for
a weeks visit with Miss Pearl Bunce
Miss Wakeman is secretary of the
Thursday Afternoon musicale Of Min
neapolis and dn .~organist of unusual
ability. During the summer months,
Miss Wakeman serves as organist at
the Plymouth Congregational church
in the place of Hamln Hunt who takes
his vacation at that time.
Mrs. D.. S. Long, of 923 First avenue
south gave a dinner last evening in
compliment to her daughter, Miss Mar
| garet Alice Long. The dinner was Civ
en- to announce the engagement of Miss
Long to Alex McPhail of this city and
the date of the marriage Thursday
evening, June Is. The guests included
ten intimate girl friends Of the honor
ed guest and the dinner hour was Z
o'clock. During the evening Miss Mar
garet Murray rendered several vocal
selections and Miss Bess Holgate piano
selections. Carnations and ferns were
used in the house decorations.
Minot Reporter: OF profound inter
estto a few at least were the delibera-
tons of the district w. c. T. U. con-
vention held in the Presbyterian
church the latter part of the week.
good and helpful things and many
messages Of good cheer were heard by
those who availed themselves Of this
privilege: A spirit of devotion prevail
ed and the lnlpr6SSlVeneSS OIL the Cru
SADIE, psalm and hymn with which thu
convention opened, was felt more thar
aver before. At the first session or
Thursday, Mrs. Elizabeth Preston An.
derson was introduced and given the
chautauqua salute. Her presence wal
much enjoyed and appreciated through
out the convention. The program
which was arranged by the district
president, Mrs. McKeChney, of Portal
was carried out with but slight chang,
and much credit is due her for tn
splendid things which were enjoyed
Among the addresses and papers hearc
were the following: Paper-Pltfalls TO-
Boys, by Mrs. c. M. Wood. Paper-Th'
Suffrage Movement, Mrs. Van Fleet
Address-What the German-Americal
rage, Hon. r. A. Nestos. Address-Th
Legal status Of Woman in North Da
kota, Dorr Carroll. Paper-Our Loya
Temperance Legion, Mrs. SWennumson
OF Portal. A symposium was conducte'
by Mrs. Anderson answering the quer
les: "Why should a church member
missionary worker, Sunday schoo
teacher, mother, woman with no spar
time, ~suffragist, belong to the w. G. I
UP" The music was no small teatur
Of this convention. A splendid program
of music was given at each session an
every number so generously provide
by the musicians of the city, was nue.
enjoyed and fully appreciated. Frida,
evening, at the Presbyterian churct
the citizens Of Minot had the privileg
Of listening to the address by Mrs. Eli
Zabeth Preston Anderson, president o
the w. c. T. u. of North Dakota, upo!
the subject, Why the Women of Mort
Dakota Want the Ballot. This able ad
w. C. T. U. convention. Mrs. Anderso
gave several very eminent practice
reasons why the ballot is not onl
beneficial but essential.