The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-07-30

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few days. Mrs. stockwelI will join the
party at the lake for over Sunday.
The Young Peoples society of Pom
topp1dan Lutheran church will meet at
the home of Mrs. G. H. Green, of 224
First avenue south, Friday evening.
Grand Forks Herald: Miss Maurine
FRANK or warren, Mimi, who has been
visiting relatives here for the past
few days, has left for a weeks visit
with friends in Fargo.
The Chicago Herald Of last Tuesday
contained a two column picture of Miss
Helen McCumber of Washington,
daughter of Senator McCumber, who Is
we'll known to Fargo people.
The August worlds Work contains
ing, by Herbert S. Houston. Mrs.
Houston is a cousin of Miss Blanche
True. of the Fargo college faculty.
Mrs. Bertha Luther and daughters,
Hattie and Louise, who have been
spending the past month at Great Falls
and other Montana points, reached
home Wednesday,, after a delightful
trip.
The Cathedral club of st. Mary's
church will give a social next Tuesday
evening in the Cathedral club rooms.
Music, social diversions and refresh
ments are to be features Of the oc-
casion.
The Young Ladies' guild of the First
congregational church will hold an i'm
portant meeting Saturday afternoon
promptly at $3.50 o'clock, at the home of
Miss Blanche True, OF 1907 Sixth street
south.
w. H. Carnine, of the STANDARD Oil
Co. started Wednesday night on a
three weeks vacation trip to Seattle
and other western points, planning to
return home via of the southern route,
Today is suffrage day in Ohio, when
amendment viii be presented to the
secretary Of state. Mrs. Robert La Fol
lette, wife of the senator, has been
making speeches in the Ohio campaign.
Misses Eleanor Dix and Mary Barron.
nurses at st. Johns hospital, left Tues
a night for Mora, Mimi, and from
there Will go to the twin cities. to
visit. They will enjoy a vacation of
TWO weeks from their duties.
The Ladies' Aid society of the First
norwegian Lutheran church, will meet
Friday afternoon at 8 O'clock in the
cnurch parlors, with Mrs. O. B. Jorgen-
son and Mrs. Gullickson as hostesses.
tended a cordial invitation to attend.
- WtitAdu rage OF Hamilton, N.
D. Is visiting with Mrs. w. D. Gillespie
Of the south side. Mrs. Page has been
visiting her son at Aberdeen and
friends at Glendale and Wahpeton.
stopped off here to visit with the
gillespie family, as they are old
friends.
At the comstock hotel parlors in
Moorhead, at 8 o'clock, last evening,
took place the marriage OF Clarence
Bo!es and Miss Gunda GundersUn. both
OF Richland county, North Dakota. The
was performed by Rev. o. e.
M~cCracken. OF the Glad Tidings mis-
sion church of Fargo.
The fourth birthday anniversary of
Gretchen Frentzel, little daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. ". F. Frentzel, Of Tenth
street south, was celebrated by a
small party of children at Island park,
Juesday afternoon; The children were
delighted with a large birthday cake
which was a feature of the picnic
lunch served by Mrs. Frentzel.
Mrs. Lawrence Bartlett, of Eighth
avenue north, was among. the hostesses
OF the city this week. On Tuesday at
ternoon a delightful party was given
Ior her sister-in-law, Miss Elizabeth
fair, on Wednesday afternoon, was in
honor OF Mrs. S. B. Bartlett, also of
Sasselton. Miss Hattie May, and Mrs.
Button. Of Casselton and Mrs. w. L.
so Va y" "GI0 d1lOuE In6 OuL-
of-town guests.
Friends in this city have received in.
yitations from Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas J.
Jeavons. Of Pittsburgh. Pa, to the mar
rage of their daughter, Miss Irene
eavon and John G. Waters, the latter
OF this city, on Wednesday morning,
Aug. IL. at 9 o'clock. in st. Paul's
cathedral. of Pittsburgh. Miss Jeavons
is well known here. having been a
Leading member Of the Grand Stock Co.,
all last season. n Mr.. Waters is iden-
tilted with the Fargo branch of the
York. Mr.. Waters leaves for the east
next Sunday night. After a wedding
trip, the couple will return to Fargo
to make their home. .
Considerable ingenuity is being dis
played by the Chicago women who are
conducting a self-denial campaign from
now until Aug. is, in cooperation with
suffragets in other states. Their in
genuity in finding days to save pennies
and dollars rivals that of the women
in missionary societies who used to de-
light in giving money for religious
work that had been gained at the cost
of self sacrifices innumerable. Chicago
women possessing gardens are selling
radishes and cucumbers, those in the
country are ~disposing of mushrooms.
crosse, flowers; anything that grows on
their land that others want, and women
who never before worried about clean
ers' bills are freshening their own
things in gasoline, all for the cause of
suffrage. Several women along the lake
front are renting space in their home s
to bathers, in competition with the
public lockers. Headquarters have been
opened in Chicago, where a committee
Is directing the women's efforts to
raise $4,000 before the middle of next
month, to- be used in aiding suffrage
campaigns. Rummage sales, white
elephant" sales, teas and cooked. food
sales are taking place every day, and
all the money in every case goes into
the treasury to build up the fun with
which to help in the work for votes in
the seven states where suffrage amend
ments go before the voters this year.
In New York q number Of women have
donated a months time to the cause.