The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-21


z EVENING, MARCH 81,
Riddles" viii be discussed by Mrs. T.
J. Graham and Mrs. Wright Scott.
The Ladies' Ala ana Missionary so
ciety OF 81 Marks English Lutheran
| church, win meet Thursday afternoon
1 in the church parlors At $3.50 o'clock.
and her mother, Mrs. Gilbertson. AL
members and friends of the society are
invited TO attend the meeting.
Rev. Freeman talbot of Tower city.
who expects soon TO locate In Billings.
Mont, spent Tuesday in this city with
friends. Rev. Mr.. Talbot has accepted
Community church. His departure will
be greatly regretted by his Tower CITY
congregation.
Mrs. II. w. Lee. who has been visit
ing friends in this city for the past
week, returned to her home near Gard
ner, N. D., Tuesday. afternoon.
April 30 and 81 have been definitely
chosen as the dates for the indoor cir
Gus which the various Fargo high
school organizations are to hold In the
first floor rooms of that building. Fac
ulty members OF the high school who
are assisting the students, are B. H.
Robbins, Misses Ethel George. As1si
Cannon.
Mrs. Clara 3. Cliff. state supervisor
of North Dakota for the R. N. A., and
camp OF Fargo, 10 in Bismarck in at
tendance at the annual state convention
OF the Royal Neighbors OF America,
gates from almost all r. N. A. lodges
rnarck, ana other Fargo ladies in at
tendance include Mrs. F. II: Minney.
Seifert, OF Grand Forks, was in this
city Tuesday morning, on her way TO
the convention at Bismarck. and en-
fsw da aSs visit E w9R 9snds sarge Tor
Miss Helga Egge. of the Western
Utilities company Of st. Paul. is in the
and Friday at Comstock. MIMI. with
her parents. She will return to Fargo
to spend the weekend with Miss Selma
Krogstad. of 415 Mills avenue.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Broad
way NJ. q. church will meet Thurs
day afternoon at $3.50 o'clock, at the
home Of Mrs. Carson. s2s Third street
north.
Press reports state that representa-
tiyss of the National Womah's party
campaign designed to win support
from the southern states for the federal
suffrage amendment. Every congress-
South Carolina, Georgia, Florida. Ala
bama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Tennessee,
Arkansas, Kentucky, West Virginia and
Maryland will be visited in his home
constituents exhorted to support suf-
frage. Miss Maude Younger, O woman
voter Of California, will lead the ex-I
petition.
At a meeting of the woman's Mis-
sionary society OF the First Presby-
terrain church Tuesday afternoon in the
sdes Sf Ver2
gram, after the regular business meet
ing. Mrs. sweetland led the devo-
tionals. Mrs. Jack Baker read two
efoose gave a most interesting and in
structive address on Our Fargo Young
Woman's Christian association, and
Mrs. Dillon sang very beautifully. In
hostesses, Mrs. Ladd. Mrs. Peter Stew
art and Mrs Angus Fraser, had made
the rooms attractive. using roses as
decorations and served delicious re-
The members of the Recreation club
will meet in regular session this even
ing in the crypt of Gethsemane cathe-l
dral.
Jake Skiold left last night for Glen.
dive, Mont, for a short visit at that
place before going onto his claim.
Mrs. Nellie McClung, of Edmonton.
Canada, the noted speaker who was
heard in Fargo early last December. is
nal as saying: Canada is proud OF
the fact that not a woman of that
country has ever campaigned either
against the votes for women cause or
Meetings. fame as a speaker in the
interests of the suffrage cause is such
that she is widely known in this coun-
was scored by the suffragists within
the past few days, when the Vermont
legislature gave the tax-paying women
of that state the vote.
Aid society Of the First Baptist church
attended the meeting held Tuesday aft
ernoon at the Florence Crittenton
Home. The latter benefited by q lib
eral shower of canned fruits and jellies
such a donation being an annual affair
with this aid society. The Third diyi-I
sion ladies entertained, the afternoon
being in charge of Mrs. G. A. Carpenter.
Games were one OF the diversions, and
story appropriate to the occasion,
that was read by Mrs. F. e. Dibley, was
much enjoyed. Mrs. C. e. Webster,
Mrs. Ernest Huffman and Mrs. z. e.
HollInshead acted as hostesses during
the refresnment hour.
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Mrs. w. A. Coulthard, OF Saskatoon,
Canada, is expected to arrive in Fargo
Thursday morning for a weeks visit at
the home of her cousin, Mrs. c. o. Fol-
lett, 914 First avenue north.
The members of the Rebekah Sew
ing circle met Tuesday at the North
Dakota ChiIdren's home, and spent the
afternoon in sewing for the children
OF that institution. '...-.
Novelties in Accessories.
Spring wraps and coats are following
to great extent the lines Of the win
ter garments. though the short military
coats are used with the sport suits. One
long, loose model coat is in tan lupine
cloth. A narrow stitched belt, starting
under each arm, crosses in front, goes
twice around the waist and ties in
front when one wishes the coat belted