The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-07-28

there expressed, and it was much ap-
plauded.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred E. Hansche moved
yesterday into their newly completed
home, on Seventh avenue south.
Misses Lois and Sara; Mcnamara
have returned from a visit Of six or
seven weeks with their sisters, Mrs. j.
n; Strate, at Luck, Mimi. and Miss
Florence Mcnamara, Of the Asbury
hospital, Minneapolis.
The Ladies' Aid and Missionary So
ciety of St. Marks English Evangelical
Lutheran church will meet Thursday
afternoon at 9 o'clock In the church
George Herbert will serve refresh
ments.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Bobbitt, son Gary
and daughter Virginia, Of Roncevert,
W. Va, are guests at the home Of Mr..
Bobbitt's sister, Mrs. Ernest Huffman
and family, 1913 Fourth avenue north.
They will be here until Monday, when
they will leave for the east. and will
return home via Buffalo and Niagara
Falls, at both Of which places they will
make brief visits.
Mrs. F. H. Wilder, who has been lee
turing on suffrage in all parts Of this
state, recently, will give the same lee
ter re t tor the oeneht Of all those who
M. Pollock home, 210 Eighth street
south Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock.
Many have expressed a desire for sew
eral OF these evening meetings, and O.
large attendance is expected.
Grand Forks Herald: Prof, James
Elton OF Baker City, Ore, is enjoying
a FEW weeks visit at the home Of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Elton, of
Belmont avenue. Professor Elton has
been principal Of the high school at
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and this Is his first visit home in four
years. Harold Elton, another son, Is
expected to arrive from Terre Haute,
Ind, about Aug. l, n the Elton fam
lily Will enjoy a reunion. All members
or the family will be present with the
exception of George Elton, who is en-
gagged in business in the east.
The Minneapolis women who recently
organised to oppose woman's suffrage
are giving a tea this afternoon at the
Pennington. 1904 Summit avenue. In
formal talks in support of the move
ment were to be given by Mrs. T.. B.
walker, Mrs. ]. B. Gilfllan and Mrs.
CIarence stemoel. The association has
and there will distribute literature op-
posing the, enfranchisement of women
Headquarters also will be maintained
will be opened at 831 Meyers Arcade.
Arrangements for this office nave not
been completed, but 1t Is planned to
keep 1t open in charge Of some COM
petent person the. greater part of each
day,
The marriage of Miss Frances
knowles, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. r.
n. Knowles, to DR.. Carl F. Scherer, Of
Minneapolis which was recently an
nounced, will be solemnized Wednesday
morning at IL o'clock, at Father Egan's
residence, In the presence of only the
Immediate family. Miss katherine
Knowles. a sister, will act as brides
maid, and her brother, Lawrence H.
now OF Minneapolis, will be best
this evening at the Knowles home, 719
Fourth avenue north, at which about a
doZen, near relatives and close riends,
VIII be guests. The dinner his even
ing VIII Deserved in FIVE courses; and
quantities of sweet peas and roses are
to form the decorations. Following the
ceremony Wednesday morning, a pretty
eddln is to be given at the
home of Mr.. nj Mrs, B. e., Wasem.
Miss Mary Rheault, until recently Of
THIS city, and Eugene Breauchard, Of
Duluth, MINI, announcement of whose
approaching wedding was made in
these columns several days ago, were
married. this morning at 6 o'clock at
Is the home of the brides parents. MIR,
and Mrs. Arthur Rheault. The we'd
ding was a very quiet affair. with only
a few relatives and friends Of the sou
Gently employed at A. L. Moody's, hav-
Ing been for two years in the alteration
department.. Mr., Breauchard is well
known In Duluth, where he has made
cards read, after July 80, at 119 Ia ID.
Fourth, Duluth. The brides weddine
gown was Of white crepe de chine, pref
tlly Fashioned. Shells a granddaugh-
ter Of Mrs, Clarrice Bernier, Of III
Fourth street north. with whom she
made her home while in Fargo,
The best essay on suffrage written
by a Minnesota working girl will win
$2b, The contest will be carried on
under the direction of the Minnesota
Mccormick of Chicago is Offering the
prizes. The rules for the contest re-
qulre that some phase, of the effect Of
extension OF the franchise to women in
mum of words shall be 1000. Twenty.
five dollars will be awarded for the es-
say receiving the highest markings as
arst prize, $40 the second prize, and
20 the tnira prize. The contest is open
b.. The league is planning to have a
suffrage tent at each county fair In the
state this fall. Literature will be dis
tributed and talks made on Suffrage.
Those in charge will obtain signers for
two petitions, n appealing to the leg
islature to submit the proposition OF
sunrage to the voters. the other asking
congress to pass the bill proposing an
amendment to the national constitu-
ton. Headquarters will be opened at
the state fair also. Refreshments will
be served, literature passed, buttons
given out and signatures obtained for
the two petitions, Miss Theresa 3.
Peyton, state president. has been In
Chicago this week representing Min
neseta at the conference called by Mrs.
Msaill Mecormick. where plane are haa