The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-01-15

Anderson was appointed for the an
nua1 election of officers. which will be
held at the next meeting.
Among the pleasant social events of
the week was a party given yesterday
afternoon by Mrs. J. G. Halland of
Tenth avenue north. Mrs. A. G. Nick
els, of Atlanta, Ga, a guest in the city
was guest of honor. The afternoon
was spent with. needlework and a
BlDle verse contest at which Mrs. Nick
els was awarded the head prize. Mrs.
j. Nelson received the consolation hon
ors. At $3.50 o'clock the hostess served
a delicious lunch, assisted by Mrs. l..
Van Els. There were twenty guests
present.
"a Russian Honeymoon" will be pre-
scented this evening, at the Little
country theater, by the Edwin Booth
rection of Miss Kathryn York. Much
interest has been taken in the play
and 1T is expected hat there will be
capacity houses at both the perform
alce this evening and that of tomorrow
evening. The costumes are from a
Minneapolis costume concern and very
elaborate. The east is as follows:
Alexis Petrovitch, a jorneyman dat
;..;...::....:...... Reginald Cooley
Poleska, his wife,. .Genevieve Grover
Baroness Vladimer, his sister. .......
Louise Fitzgerald
= SAhb o. L .ISOydl DruInnOn0
Micheline, his daughter. Kitty Keye
koulikof Demetrovitch, i%ntendant Of
the count..........G. A. M. Anderson
Os1p, a peasant............Wm. Arvold
Time, 1850.
Acts I and II-Room in house Of
Ivan.
Act III-Drawing room at the castle.
Mrs. R. A. Sprague, of Grand Forks.
state food Inspector, has returned from
usage, Ia, wher& she spent the holi-
Gays Win sher mother. Enroute home,
she spent a few days in st. Paul and
minneapolis, where she inspected sew
eral OF the leading stores and wholesale
houses, including Ives Ice Cream par
iors. the st. Paul Bread company and
swift & company's plant at the stock
yards In South st. Paul. Mrs. Sprague
was the guest of honor at a banouet
gwen by the Housewives league of st.
Taul, In the commercial club rooms.
The members of that organization are
making plans to have a state food in
spector appointed and Mrs. Sprague was
asked to tell them Of her work in
Grand Forks. Of her visit to st. Paul,
the Dispatch had h following to say:
The executive committee of the st.
Paul Housewives league entertained
Mrs. R. A. Sprague of Grand Forks,
n. d., at luncheon at the commercial
! today. Mrs. sprague is official
Inspector of foo factories, diaries,
stores, packing houses, etc, for Grand
Forks, and works with the state dairy
anu IOOu department.. Sne Isl on her
way west from a holiday vacation in
the east, and will be In st. Paul today
and tomorrow. During her stay here
she will discuss with the local House
wives league he work of the league
in Grand Forks.
A. very pretty wedding of interest to
hosts of friends in the state occurred
yesterday at 8 o'clock at st. MichaePs
Catholic church, at Grand Forks, when
Miss Gertrude Agnes Collins, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Collins Of
Riverside Park, became the bride OF
George Oliver Colborn, son of Mrs
Ellen b.. Colborn OF Grand Forks.
Monsingnor "a. Lemiex OBLIGATED in
the presence of a large number of
friends and relatives. The bride was
given away by her father. Miss Mabel
Collins was bridesmaid, and Raymond
Collins escorted the bridegroom. The
church decorations were In pink and
white. roses and carnations were ar
ranged effectively on the affairs which
We're banked with ferns and palms. and
the large candlebra with the lighted
candles were used Mrs. Harry Burton
rendered the "Lohengrin wedding
march" as the bridal party entered tho
church. The nuptial music was rend-
cred by the choir and Miss Elizabeth
SQ'Gornaali sansg AYE Maria. The