The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-06-20

Madison, Wis, June 2O.-"If we. the
people, are really to have a part in
y government, we must organize"
MISS margaret Wilson,, daughter oe
PRESIDENT Woodrow Wilson, said wben
interviewed after she stepped from tha
Craln mere to attend the preliminarv
conference on civic secretaryship. III
we 40 not want the o~fficeholders whom
we elect to be under obligations ~ nnI
Iitlcal machines not of our maxine. we
must make our own machine. the ma
cnlne or democracy, and demand their
anneslance to IT." she added. I'VE elect
our representatives and then let them
go their way unheeded by us. eXcent
TOT irresponsible criticism by individ-
uals here and there. No wonder that
rney 40 not always know what the
people want. We must get together
ana tell them. The school buildings
are obviously the places in which we
can best concentrate. Not only should
the school houses be provided for this
use without charge, but the paid secre-
tartal service should be furnished ii,s+
as this service is furnished for the
meeting of aldermen, legislators and
otner sub-committees of the citizens"
WHILE ! nose who arrived with Miss
thor' Mrs. Maggie w. Barry Ct Sher-
man: Tex, a notable leader amone
southern women. Dean Walter T. sum
me- or chicago; John r. Richards, su-
u pay anu BDOGI In The
south parks, Chicago; Miss Genevieve
turner, Chicago, who pioneered the
PRESCOTT, Wis, social center movement
ana Edward J. Ward of the university
OF Wisconsin extension division. Sc
cretary of the conference.
Miss Dora Freeman of Moorhead,
blghth street south, entertained a
or friends yesterday after
noon In honor of Mrs. George Love of
Preston, MINI. The affair was q lunch
guests. 1
Mrs. George Love Of Preston. Mimi
10 visiting in Moorhead as the. guest OF
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Widing.
IN compliment to her guests. Miss
yuma Heskins and Mrs. J. 6. Bennett of
L~ltchYille, N. D., Miss Helen Blake was
a hostess yesterday. There were about
afternoon was enjoyed. Miss Heskins
sang and the Misses Florence Turner
ana Mildred Hildreth gave plano seIec-
tlons. Miss Frances Emery completed
were served by the hostess
at the conclusion Of the afternoon.
~
Last Sunday at high noon occurred
i i've ~ m arr OF Harry B: Hull. former
OF sand Point, Idaho. The service took
place at the home of the brides moth
er, Mrs. A. Wicks al Willowmede
n ranSa near ears Sand Point: The guests
among whom were Mr.. Hulrs parents
and brother, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. r HuJI
ana Tom Hull, of this city. They re-
Turned yesterday accompanied by Mr..
Hull and his bride who will spend their
honeymoon here. They will leave short
~ for Glacier National park where
Mr.. Hull has charge Of some construc-
ton work.
Miss Bess Mckee, accompanisd nv
ner niece, Miss Tena Kerr. has left
Tor Weyburn, Sask.. where they will
spend the next three weeks. From
Weyiburn they will go to British COL
latives and friends until September.
Mrs: ]. c. Curtis of Winnipeg Is in
the city visiting at the home Of her
VIII visit here three or four weeks and
VIII then go to Regina, Sask,, where
Mr.. Curtis has accepted a position as
manager for the Underwood Typewrit-
er company, Mrs. Curtis was formerly
MISS Alta Oman of this city.
The visiting ladies of the Order of
eastern Star were guests at a tea yes
terday, at which the members of the
Votes for Women league acted as hos
tesses; The tea was given in the suff-
rage headquarters in the recie
Dlock from 3 to 5 o'clock, during which
time an enthusiastic suffrage meeting
was held. Ladies from all over the
state Were present and all went home
enthusiastic suffragists and deterninad
to organize leagues in their home cit
les. ~
Mrs. M. L. Lasson and daughter left
last evening for Expanse, Sask vhere
she Will visit Mrs. 0. Hofos for a few
weeks. ~"
Charles Rodgers returned home last
evening from Spokane, where ne has
spent the past three months.
The w. r. c. will meet in regular
session Monday afternoon, June 81 AZ
3 o'clock. There Is important business
to be transacted and a large attendance
is desired. Essie M. Resley, secretary.
Miss Cora Webster of Grand Forks.
is visiting with Fargo friends over the
week end.
Mrs. "A. j. Amundson of Crookston
arrived In the city today for a weeks
Miss Grace Kemmerer returned to
her home in Minneapolis last evening
after a weeks visit with the Misses
Agnes Loudon of Moorhead and Rita
Rowan OF this city.
Paul Yaple went to Maple AXE this
morning to spend Sunday with friends.
Monday he will go to Benidji for q few
days visit before returning home.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. j. Hull and Tom Hui
returned from Sand Point, Idaho, last
evening. They were accompanied home