The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-07-10

league and they plan to hold a number
OF meetings.
Mrs. H. J. Bot and son, have return
ed home from a pleasant three weeks
visit with friends in 2 Scion Springs,
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Davidson and son
Paul, who have been visiting in the
city as the guests of Mrs. F. c. Beales,
nave returned to their home in Boze-
man, Mont.
Mrs. B. G. Boise and daughter Gene
yive, have returned home from Chaffee,
N. D., where they have been guests at
the William Watts farm home the past
fortnight.
Miss Grace Mcintyre entertained
thtmble bee. The guests were the
members of the Wabeta society and the
hours 8 to $3.50 o'clock.
Miss Mile Hanson Of Moorhead and
Miss Martha Shadler of Page, will
leave this evening for a trip through
Yellowstone National park. They will
be away a fortnight.
Miss Gladys Phillips of Minneapolis.
VINO has been visiting friends In the
city, the past week, went to Hope today
Tor a few days visit with friends be-
fore returning home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus Craig left this
morning for their home at Livingston,
Mont after a most delightful visit
with Mrs. Craig's mother, Mrs. Il. j.
Burns and numerous friends.
Mrs. Leslie Welter gave a p~rettily
appointed luncheon yesterday after
noon at the Comstock hotel. The ap-
pointments were in red and white and
covers were placed for t~wenty-four
guests.
A Votes for Women league has been
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of Mrs. Judge Butz. The officers are
president, Mrs. /. J. Leonard; vice pres
dent, Mrs. G. F. Nelson; Secretary, Mrs.
A. w. Swenson.
Mrs. F, E. Dibley of 331 Eighth ave-
u south, returned from Minneapolis,
nieGes, Alberta and Winnifred Peters,
of Fond du Lac, Wis, who will be her
guests for the summer months.
Mrs. G. Fl. Sickes Of Sixth street
south, Moorhead, entertained yesterday
IN honor Of the past presidents of the
John F. Reynolds Post Grand Army of
the republic. Needlework was the di-
version of the afternoon.
The Gideons. the association of chris
tlan travelling men who hold a con-
Vention in Fargo July Is and 10, will
Saturday evening at Z o'clock. A ban
quet will follow the reception at 8
o'clock at which a large number of
out-of-town travelling men and their
wives will be present.
The Misses Anne and Francis Lamb
Will leave this evening for Duluth,
where they will be Joined by a party
or SIX young ladies from southern Min
nesota: The party will take the trip of
the lakes, sailing on the Octaria to-
morrow evening. They will visit in
Detroit Cleveland, Buffalo, and Toron-
to and return by the lakes. After their
return to Duluth they will go to Min
neapolis for a weeks visit with friends.
jamestown has recently had two dis
tinguished suffrage workers, General
Rosalie Jones, of New York city, and
Mrs. Lulu Loveland Shepard, Of Salt
Lake City. Miss Jones in a very charm
ing way told of the pilgrimages she led
from New York to Albany and from
New York to Washington. Mrs. Shep-
ara showed her power as an orator as
she told why the women want the bal
lot and What they expected to do with
Miss Ina Lowry Of Fourth avenue
south, was a hostess at a thimble bee
yesterday afternoon, in compliment to
Miss Della Hawk, bride-elect. There
We're hfteen guests present and a de-
l1ghtful afternoon was spent in visit
ing and sewing, after which the hostess
served a dainty luncheon, assisted by
MISS MISS ISABELLE Rose: The out-of-town
NSSSS PASSSAA o. IA IlSlCIl SnOS-
maker of Philadelphia and Miss Mabel
Mohr of Buffalo.
Miss Clare Elliott was hostess at a.
tea yesterday in compliment to Miss
Alice Lewis four guests, the Misses
Jessie Edwards, Morine Anderson, Ora
ella Collins and Rebecca Williams. The
hour was 5 o'clock and the guests in
cluded thirty members of the younger
set. yellow predominated in the din
ing room and sweet peas were used
throughout the rooms. The hostess was
assisted by Mrs. Chesboro Smith and
Mrs. McKone.
DR.. and Mrs. E.. w. mphr of
Moorhead, will leave this evening for
New York city, from which place they
Will sal. for Europe on Saturday, July
IL on the Imperator. DR.. Humphrey
goes to attend the Clinical congress of
surgeons which ~convenes in London the
latter part Of July. After the close of
the. meeting DR.. and Mrs. Humphrey
will spend the month of August travel
ing on the continent, returning home
early In September.
It now appears that Alice Brown.
who recently won the $4,000 prize for
the best play submitted to the Win
throp Ames committee in Boston, has
also written under a mans name, hav-
ing signed her name Martin Redfeld"
to her book. My Low n l." 1t was
a book of which one critic wrote: mo
woman could have written it." Just
as many CRITICS would no doubt have
been willing to swear that no man
could have written the books of the
late Bertha M. Clay" who turned out
to be a man.
Mrs. N. c. Eggen gave a luncheon
this afternoon at her home, the guests
including twelve friends of her daugh-
ter, Miss Ethel Eggen. The affair was
to announce the engagement n ap-
| preaching marriage of Miss Eggen to
Burl Martin, a professor of the Moor
head Normal school. The appointments
were in red and white with red roses
on the luncheon tables. The hour was
2 o'clock and at each place was a red
rose containing the names and the date
Of the wedding, Saturday, July 25. The
wedding will take place at the brides
home. 415 Seventh avenue south.
Grand Forks Herald: The members
of the local Votes for Women league
are making plans to bring another
suffrage speaker to this state. Miss
Katherine Blake will arrive in North
Dakota July IL for a several days
tour. She Is a speaker of national
prominence, with a pleasing PERSONAL
lty. h committee considers 1t very
fortunate to be able to secure her
services. Arrangements are under way
held during the county fair. The date
for her appearance has not been de-
hnitely settled. but 1t will be one day
in fair week.
In compliment to her guest. Miss
Grace Leninger entertained last even
ing. The evening was spent with
needlework and visiting during which
time Miss Poole gave a number of