The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-02-28

At the conclusion of the evening, the
hostess served a three course luncheon.
Cavalier Chronicle: Owing to the fact
mat Mrs. LaMance, who had been an
nounced to speak in Cavalier. cannot
reach here on the date intended, Mrs,
Il; II. Wilder of Fargo will deliver an
ADDRESS at the operahouse in this city
Wednesday evening, March 4, under the
subject of Woman Suffrage. Mrs. viii
DER is a fluent speaker and all VIII
come out to hear ner will be well paid
for their efforts.
The Y. w. c.. "A. Of the A.. C.. stag
ed the one act play, How the Vote was
Won, in the Little Country theatre on
Thursday and Friday afternoons. The
plot centers around the troubles Of Mr..
SOIe an GnSllShman, when all his fem
mine relatives decide to live with him,
as they are not capable Of voting and
therefore not self supporting. This wa
very cleVerly portrayed and brought
lorth much applause and laughter from
the audience. Those who took part
were Lena Honnctte, Mabel Lect. WV
ian Pope. Grace Shelton, Mary Gibbons.
I3oleth4 FroJen, Mary Radcliffe, Ruby
ieao, waiter Botsford Carl Yer
rlngton.
The sophomore class of the state
university held a special meeting yes
terdSy afternoon and elected several
members of the 1915 "Dacotah" board.
Only the. main positions were filled yes
terday, owing to tic fact that there
was not. sufficient time to elect all
ottlcers. h members of the fresh
man law class Int all those who will
be Juniors next year were eligible to
vote: The book will not be published
until next year, but some of the pre-
liminary work will be done this spring.
h following is the list Of those
| elected yesterday:
chief. "'.
Roland King---Business manager.
Mable Chase-Literary editor.
" Agnes Moore-Class editor.
sherman Pinkham-Athletic editor,
Herbert Nilles-Circulation manager,
Cuyler! MISUNDERSTANDING man
Rudolph Gjelsn ess-Art editor.
Amy Gronna-Photograph editor.
Margaret Observation-Disclosures edit
Presbyterian church will held their an
nual sewing day for the Children's
nome, at the home all day, Tuesday,
March 3. As many members as possible
morning and afternoon and those who
lind 1t impossible are! requested to be
present in the AFTERNOON.
@SS 6nllSS a. Y 10 tdt iii
this afternoon. Her guests are the
dornitory girls OF the Agricultural col.
lege and needlework is the diversion.
49,
The Edwin Booth Dramatic club and
a number of other college students wit
present a two act musical comedy en-
titled Three Girls from School. at thu
Little Country theatre, some day next
week. The date will be chosen at the
meeting of the club this afternoon ant
two performances, matinee n even
Ing will probably be given. Miss Kath.
The Misses Ruth and Marie Krees o.
Chicago who have been the guests o
their aunt, Mrs. N. Mcclellan the pas
few weeks. will leave early next weel
for their home.
Miss Minnie b. Lauder, daughter o
Judge w. S. Lauder of Wahpeton, wei
known in Fargo, was married in Du
luth, on Feb, 81, to Henry Turrish, on
Of h leading bankers M bushes
men of Duluth and the bride is a beau
lady well known and highly respect
ed in this city. On the day of thei
marriage they left for the east and viii
spend several months in Europe. o.
their return from the continent the
will reside in Duluth. The bride
many friends in this city and stat
tender their congratulations.
The Island Park Charity circle me
yesterday afternoon at the home 9
Mrs. u. P. Dotson on Sixth stree
ii party tn the near future, Tor the bere
fit Of the t~ubercular. patients Of Mis-
Barbara Hazel, the visiting nurse. aTl
plans will be completed and a dat
chosen at the meeting next Frida