The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-02-09

the Dance. Weber, Howard Case; I'm
promptu, Schubert, Mildred Allen.
The Young Ladies' guild of the First
congregational hurch will meet, Tues
day evening at the home of Mrs. J. M.
carnine' 1856 Eighth Avenue south.
The Book and Thimble club will meet
on Wednesday afternoon at the home
OF Mrs. j. e. Dixon, 1917 Eighth street
south. All members are requested to
be present. .-44o. ,... ..- 49,
The Tau sigmus of the First Me-
thodist church will entertain their
friends at the church parlors, Friday
evening instead of Tuesday evening. as
was first announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Guiterman of st.
Paul, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alex Stern. They were among the
out-of-town guests at the Cinderella
party Saturday evening.
The North Side Priscilla club will
give a dinner at the Annex hotel We'd
nesday. in compliment to one of their
members. Mrs. John H. Wright. Mrs.
Wright will leave for New York in the
near future where Mr.. Wright has To-
Gated.
Mezirow left Saturday evening for the
eastern markets, where they will do
their spring buying. They were ac-
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Miss Mezirow's mother, who will re-
main in Minneapolis with friends dur
ing her daughters six weeks absence.
The members of the Cinderella club
enjoyed a delightful party Saturday
evening at the Columbus hall, Mrs.
Alex Stern acting as hostess Of the
dances was a exhibition of the modern
dances by Fenner and Tolman, the
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw, Tango dancers,
who danced at the 0rpheum theatre
last week. At midnight a supper was
served, Mrs. Stern presiding at the
table.
The Drama section of the Fine Arts
club will meet this afternoon at 3:45
at Civic center and a large
Is desired. After the meeting the dele
gates from the various clubs of the city
will give reports on Civic work. The
program for the meeting is as follows;
Chapter Kill ............ MISS fsusseii
English Drama
Pinero-"His House in Order"......
Miss. Porter and Mrs. Robert Merrill
ORA, a News .-........... MISS YORK.
The Housewives league will meet
Wednesday afternoon at the Civic CEN
ter at 3 O'Clock and all members. and
every woman Of the city are cordially
invited to attend the meeting. Mrs. 70.
j. Weiser as chairman of the commit
tee will Civ a report of her interview
with the city commissioners concern
ing the garbage question. This VIII De
followed by a talk by Mrs. a. stew
ems on the Origin M Development OF
the Housewives league as a national
organization.
Mrs. c.. L.. Atwood of ST.. Cloud,
Mimi, president of the Minnesota state
Federation of Women's clubs, mas m
vited the chairmen of the various state
day evening, Feb. 20. the day preceding
the federation breakfast. Mrs. Atwood
will have her apartments at the FREQ,
eric while in st. Paul. Her guests Will
apolis, program; Cyrus W. Wells. Min
neapolis, art: T. A. Guilbert, Henderso On,
handicraft; J.. r.. B%randrup, Mankato,
civics; John Schwartz. St Paul. civil
try and waterways; NJ. B. Lewis. Min
neapolis, constitution; G.. G. Selvig,
Crookston, country life; w. d. Abbott,
Winona, credentials; III. FL. Wither-
Kusick. saltwater. scholarships; Q. J.
Evans, Minneapolis, endowment fund of
general federation; Rudolph Geiser.
Cannon Falls, home economics; c.. g.
conditions: Wilma Anderson Gilman.
Minneapolis, music: .W.J. Marcley.
Minneapolis. public health: Ethel e.
Hurd. Minneapolis, social hygiene.
legislation; Frances Earhart, Duluth,
finances; Clara T. Baldwin, st. Paul.
literature and library extension; Gath
crime King, Duluth. mothers, club;
Charlotte Clarke, st. Cloud, printing:
Annie Shetland, International Falls,
parks n highways. There will be 8
conference Of committees Friday after
Dor and evening, at the places desig-
mated by chairmen. A meeting OF the
O'clock Friday evening. Mrs. Albert Il.
Hall, president OF the Fourth district
federation, has sent a letter 60 the pre-.
sident of federated clubs throughout
I'd u With regard to WHITE slave traffie.
The resolutions demand that the names
of all men who use their names and
positions to prevent conviction or 20
secure remission of punishment OF per-
sons convicted of white slave traffic, be
published in the papers OF the state In
Lconnection with their appeal. The