The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-03-04

IN Cuba. They are registered at the
Gardner for a few days, while making
rev repairs on their residence.
Mrs. r. E. Dunn of GAINESVILLE, Mimi.
Is a guest at the Frank Scott home or
seventh avenue south. .
The many friends of Miss Halins,
VIII be glad to know that she has re.
turned to her duties at the RahillS
millinery shop.
Miss Geber, head of the millinery de-
partment at deIIendrecie's has resigned
| her position and the department is now
IN charge of Ida Marguerite Clark, OF
New York city.
me entertainment to be given by the
western School of Expression will BIZ
given Friday evening, March 6. The
program will be given at the Civic
center under the auspices of the fourth
division Of the Ladies' union OF, tht
Flrst congregational church. The MAR
feature of the evening will be the play
Barbara. by Jerome. K. Jerome. The
music will be furnished by the "Y'
quartet of the agricultural college. tn
play, Barbara, will also be presented
at the Civic Center in Casselton the
Following night. The cast of charac-
ters Is as follows:
BaTbara......Mabe Gertrude Franklin
Cecil Rovai Ella Ella I, Ri ! :
MFR. Finnicum. 800.
........Roy B~dmondson jcasseiton)
The First Baptist Missionary society
met yesterday afternoon at the home
or Mrs. w. H. Aymar, 1914 Eighth
street north, who was assisted in en-
PERTAINING by Mrs. Sleeves. The i'm
p%ortant feature of the business session
was the annual election of officers,
which resulted in the choice of Mrs. w.
z. Wright, secretary for the past year,
vice president; Mrs. F. E. Dibley as
secretary; n Mrs. +. D. Bergstrom
as treasurer. Much to the regret OF
her many friends. Mrs. S. B. Babcock,
cient. and faithful president for the
past two years, as well as prominent in
other lines Of church work, will leave
April 1 for Detroit, Mimi, to make her
Mrs. Shepard led the devotional exer-
cises, after which Mrs. Carpenter tool
charge OF the regular study hour OF
the society. A social hour followed,
and the hostesses served a dainty
lunch.
the Agricultural college will give a
recital, Thursday afternoon, March 5
IN the Little Country theatre. A cor
dial invitation Is extended to the pub
lie. The following program will be
Piano sextette-Les sylphes. $50.
Matilda Kolberg, Ella hughes, Anna
- obCly ~ &NoSNL ANS III Ia
son, Christine lessen.
The Mill at San Souci .Necke
Jeanette Hagen.
IN NAV Iaag Time. .oley s snayse
Eula1ia Blanco.
In Flower Land ............ Dudley
Beatrice Nastrud.
On the Mountain MoIn 81 - sor ....Atherton
IN Blossom Time. Mary Turner Salter
Boat Song. 49,. ~. 80. Harriet Ware
Thelma Sears.
Piano Quartet-Pique Dame........
Mabie Leet, Eulalia Blancto, Agnes Pet.
erson, Irene Haughberg.
Massa's in the Cold, Cold Ground.
Foster.
Miss Lillian Topping, superintendent
of the Florence Crittenton ON is
Yesterday she tool charge Of the meet
ing of the Florence Crittenton home of
that city, concerning which the Grand
Forks Herald has the following to say:
The Florence Crittenton circle held a
very successful meeting yesterday aft
er1loon at the home of Mrs. @. J.. Barnes
on South Sixth street. There was a
large attendance and Miss Lillian Top
ping, head of the Crittenton Institution
at Fargo, was In charge of the meeting.
and gave an interesting talk on the
Juvenile Work and Some OF It's Needs.
She pointed out how the circle could
t hsap work ~ shaping mora e he isgs g M aarrY To On
ping also told of the new cottage. re-
Gently erected in Fargo, for the juve-
nile court girls, who are to appear III
court. They are given the advantages
Of school. Miss Topping has recently
returned from a trip to Chicago and
Buffalo. where she visited several of
the Crittenton homes. 1t the close OF
the program refreshments were served
by Mrs. Barnes, who will be assisted In
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