The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-07-02

will be at home to their friends in
Fargo.
Miss Dorothy Da1ryrnp1e will enter
tain a company OF friends at the
Dalrlmple farm at Kelso, over the
Fourth Of July.
Miss Celeste Seymour Of the Dakota
Conservatory of music has gone east
to spend the summer with friends. She
will return in the fall.
Miss Emma Ness left yesterday for a
six weeks western trip. She will visit
large cities on the coast.
Mrs. James Connolly and daughter
Helen, of Walton, N. Y, arrived at
Moorhead last evening, and will spend
several weeks with her sister, Mrs.
Hugo Strub.
Mrs. Frank Paine Of First street
north left yesterday for Boston, Mass,
where she will spend a month visiting
as the guest OF Mrs. Crowell, formerly
of this city.
Miss Helen Riley entertained a COM
pany of friends at her home yesterday
afternoon with needlework as the
diversion. The guests included he
members of the Wabeta club.
Mrs. r. G. Craig and Mrs. Ernest
Maxwell left last evening for the twin
cities, where they will visit. Mrs.
while Mrs. Maxwell will go to Red
Wing, to visit relatives.
Mrs. Leslie Welter was a hostess at
q luncheon at the Comstock hotel yes
terday afternoon at 2 o'clock. The APP
pointments were In red and white ana
the floral decorations were red geran-
iunns arranged in silver baskets. Cow
ers were placed for twenty guests, in
Guiding the members of the Woman's
auxiliary of the Red River Valley
Development association and a few
friends who tool part in the convention
held in Moorhead last week.
The Misses Margaret HOLSTER and
Katherine Wheelock were hostesses at
a porch party yesterday afternoon in
compliment to the Misses Morine An
derson of Palmer, Ga, Rebecca Will
liams of Norfolk, Va, and Gracia Col
Inns of Chicago, who are the house
guests of Miss Alice Lewis and the
Misses Calendar of Parkerburg, West
Va, who are spending the summer with
their aunt, Mrs. G. N. CALENDAR. Needle
work was the diversion of the after
noon, during which time q musical pro-
| gram was given by the Misses Dorothea
Young, Katherine Wheelock and MRS:
H. Hull. A dainty luncheon concluded
the pleasant afternoon. There were
forty guests present.
1t the home of Mrs. Emma Streck, of
1913 south Tenth street occurred today
the annual reunion of the Erb family
originally of Faribault, MINI. At
o'clock the large dining room was
thrown open and the guests were serv-
ed to an elaborate eight course dinner,
The table decorations were ferns and
pink and white carnations and covers
were laid for fourteen. The afternoon
wa sspent on an automobile sight see
ing tour. Those present were. Mrs
August G~untZburger, John Erb, Mr.. and
Mrs. David Erb, Henry Erb, the Misses
Nellie and Edith Erb Of Faribault
MINI, Mr.. and Mrs. Will Erb, Gllby
N. D., and Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Erb OF
Minneapolis, MINI.
Grand Forks Herald: Mrs. e. M
barrow, who attended the suffrage
rally, returned home on the noon train
yesterday. Mrs. Darrow is president OF
the State Votes for Women league an6
Is an enthusiastic worker. She has
travelled through the state in the in
terests of suffrage and is very optimts'
tic over the work that has been &C.
complished. Mrs. DarroW stated thai
several national organizers and speak
ers will be in the state before the
election next November and the various
leagues are raising funds to carry or
the campaign. Mrs. barrow has pale
her own expenses and has given hel
services very willingly. A suffrage
worker. in Massachusetts. who is taking
L Oil . Ia IN va 100000
forwarded a check for 5000 to be USED
for the work in North Dakota. Thu
Minnesota Equal Suffrage league also
sent q check for 500, the sum was
raised May 2, at the demonstration
Mrs. barrow also stated that from o
the suffrage workers will wage an &C.
tive campaign. Mrs. Stanley O'Neil OF
Milwaukee, formerly Elizabeth Darrow
of Fargo will have charge of the state
headquarters in Fargo. She Is a Vassal
graduate and q very capable young
woman. She was president of the frs
suffrage league organized in milwaukee,
and assisted during the campaigns ir
Wisconsin and California. Miss Jana
Thompson, another national organizer
Is making a tour of the state at pre-,
sent, she will spend six weeks here
and will work in Bowman, Hettinger
Adams and I1aMoure counties. DR.. An
ma Shaw and Jane Adams will visit the
state later in the season. Miss Harriett
Grim, a national suffrage speaker from
the east, and Miss Beulah Amidon o.
Fargo, who were here for the suffrage
rally, left yesterday morning for a triL
up the Hannah branch. They will Visit
in Park River, Larimore and Milton
where enthusiastic gatherings will BIZ
held. They expect to be in Hillsborc
on July 4 and later will speak at the
chautauqua in Devils Lake and Man.