The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-12-18
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the principal features of the event was
the unVeiling of tablet to Mrs. An
thony, and the presentation to the aSso-
citation of the table on which she wrote
the original sentiments adopted by the
first suffrage convention, in 1S47. An
other event of interest to suffragists all
over the country Will be the national
memorial service for the late Inez Mil
holland Boissevain, which will be held
in the Church Of the Ascension in New
York city on Christmas afternoon.
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The recently organized Fargo chap
ter of the Child Conservation league
will hold its first regular meeting on
the parlors of the Y. w. c. A.
A Christmas dinner party will be
given Tuesday evening, for the girls OF
Wheeler and Comstock halls at the
Moorhead normal school.
Miss Ethel Jocelyn, of Hope, n. D.,
was in the city over the weekend as
the IaChom sorority AFFAIR at the Da-
cotak cafe Saturday evening.
Co. supt. ]. w: Riley, of Fargo, de-
livered an illustrated lecture on The
Evils of Smoking before a packed
schoolhouse at Prosper, N. D., Saturday
evening. Miss Peterson gave an intro
ductory piano solo. and Professor
Severson and Colonel Brainard gave
several notices and remarks at the pro
grams close. Mr.. Riley was accompan-
led by Assistant Superintendent Land
blom and Mr.. Corbett, OF the North Da-
kota Agricultural college. who exhibit
ed a new motion picture machine which
the engineering department is trying
out. Mr.. and Mrs. George Hancock. OF
Prosper, entertained the speaker and
his party at a nicely appointed lunch
con. Mr.. Landblom reports the roads
in fine condition, and that excellent
time was made.
Miss Ina Best arrived this morning
from Mount Pleasant, Mich, where she
has charge of the critic work at the
Central Michigan State Normal school
and will spend the holiday vacation at
the home Of her mother, :Trs. w. H. II
Best, I'LL Third avenue south. Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Boughton, the latter another
, daughter, who recently returned from
the Philippines, are also at he Best
home and will remain during the holi-
day season.. .t.
The regular meekly meeting of the
Fargo Sunday school institute will be
held this evening at 1880 o'clock at the
ing until after New Years.
A large attendance Is urged at the
meeting which will be held in the Ma
sonic temple library this evening, tc
make plans for sending Christmas cheer
to the boys of Co. B, and to reorsanizt
a ladies' auxiliary to the same.
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Miss Ethel Lowman, of Ninth avenue
south. very informally entertained a
few friends Saturday afternoon at nee
dlework and lunch, complimentary tc
her sister, Mrs. Benjamin Tillotson, oi
Bismarck, and to Mrs. Maxon r. Lough
who with her husband, Lieutenant
Lough, expects to leave about the mid
die of this week for the Mexican bor-
der. very pleasant reunion of inti-
mate friends was enjoyed.
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One of the larger social affairs of the
year in Fargo college circles will be
the annual all-college party this eve
ming at Dill hall gymnasium. A num-
ber of clever stunts have been planned
for the happy affair.
Miss Nell NJ. Kinney, who until re-
Gently had been in the employ here OF
the A. L. Moody store since last August
will become the bride of Charles L
Boardman. Of this city, next Wednes-
day evening at o'clock, the ceremony
to take place at the Z. s. Elliott home
917 Fourth avenue south. About tive
dozen guests will be present at the
wedding. and the ceremony will be per-
formed by Rev. III. III. Frost, of the Firs
Methodist church. Miss Blanche Err
landson and Martin Hagen, both OF this
city, will attend the couple, who viii
reside at the Dacotah for the present
Miss Kinney's father Is resident o.
Kansas City. Mo. Mr.. Boardman is man