The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-02-08
Helpful Address By Mrs:H. G. Nick,
i President, Feature OF This Mornings
Sessions OF State Federation Council

The state federation board and coun-
ell held its business sessions today in
the commercial clubrooms, the princi-
pal feature Of the morning session be
H. 9. Wick, Cavalier, president of the
North Dakota federated clubs, to the
members of the council, which address
tsss by tS this depsT
ment chairmen on Aims of My Depart
ment and How to Accomplish Them,
were also given at this session. Inter
est this afternoon centers in the ad-
E. F. Chandler. of Grand Forks. at
o'clock, which 1t is anticipated many
others interested in that subject will
will be on display then. and for a day
or so longer this week. Mrs. Chandler
arrived in Fargo Wednesday, and is a
guest at the Gardner.
At the afternoon session Wednesday,
when the matter came up as to how to
elect delegates to the next biennial, 1t
was decided to wait until after the
Rnr i9
mining upon the same. Plans for the
state meeting at Dickinson were also
discussed somewhat and miscellaneous
business matters attended to.
Social Affairs.
Covers were laid for about twenty
ave club women at the luncheon served
at the Gardner hotel this room, with
the visitors as honor guests. The lunch
con was given by the Fargo club wom-
en- and was s sssved IN 1e privS. ss a sn
HANGED with table decorations OF W4fte
roses. Green and white are the state
federation colors.
NAL dinner was served by the A. c. in
honor of the visitors Wednesday eve
hing in the domestic science rooms of
Ceres hall, at the college. The tables.
Il 80 sSak~w r.
ranged in the form OF a square. in the
midst OF which was a miniature repro
duction of Mount Vernon, with lawn,
house and garden. and even tiny dolls
representing George and Martha Wash
ington. yellow was the predominating
color in the table decorations, tall ia
pers with green shades adding to the
charming enect. Miss Katherine Jen-
c., presided as hostess, and the serving
tic science classes. Miss Nola Fromme
was in charge Of the decorations. which
Program of Addresses.
The dinner was followed by very
helpful program OF short speeches.
Future Food Laws, in which much in
terest was manifest; Professor Hollis,
OF the extension department, took up
the subject, Consolidated. Schools; and
-
the North Dakota women what they
could do to help Eradicate Wheat Rust.
Plays Score Bi9 Success.
Right in line with Professor Bolley's
topic was one feature of the evening
entertainment, at the Little Country
Theatre, an interpretative dance of the
Rust and the Wheat, by Misses Louise
Rusch as Rust, Marjorie Iceberg as
Wheat and Helen Lewis as Science.
This has been given several times pre-
yiously with much success, as was the
case last evening. Another of the
shorter entertainment features was the
one-act play, The Silent System bran
der Matthews)s given by two of the "A.
c. students. Miss Marjorie Iceberg and
Thomas Buxton. who were also cor
daily received.
@Rainarops,0 Beautiful Play.
!, All of the entertainment features
last evening were put on under the di-
rection of Prof. A. G. Arvold. and espe-
cfal enthusiasm greeted the beautiful
1celandic play, Raindrops, written by
two A. c. students who are OF Icelandic